The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-25
Religious Intelligence.
SERMONS.

Kew, JOHN ". NhAIirs; " ~, OF newport H. l VIII
deliver the feytnteenth discourse before the Young peo
Ies Christian Association of Calvary Baptist church,
Twenty third street, Isar Fifta avenue) iris
ing, at "a O'Clock.
Ir. Wadswortb, Of Philadelphia will deliver the TWEEN
t.th discourse before the Young Mems Association OF
the South Dutch church. Fifth avenue Of Twen-
ty first street, this evening" at ~ O'Clock
Rev. L. s. James, D. d. Of the bishopsof the ME-.
church. will preach in the First Mariners =. church,
in Cherry street Clinton, this afternoon Services
10 commence at O'Clock.
Rev Joseph ?. Thompson vii preach discourse COM
,nsnoratve of TIE late Samuel Pitts formerly deacon in
the Broadway Tabernacle church at the Tabernacle at
10j, O'Clock this morning
The Sabbath School attached 20 the Sixth unversast
Society, win repeat its fourth annual exhibition Mon
day evening February %. ut Encksrbocser Hail. corner
OF Eighth and Twenty thrd street, TO commence
at O'Clock.
Rev. p. Mclaughlin pastor of St Mary's church,
Williamsburg VIII deliver lecture for the benefit OF the
poor of his district at the oteon, Williamsburg on the
evening OF Tuesday, 27th inst at o'cocs. Snhect,
"The Celt as topper, boxer and dancer"
Rev Oswald l. wooaford was ordained as missionary
10 the CLerokees at Vest Avon, Conn.,, or the sth
Rev W. W. sckels, late of Princeton was Ordained at
Orleans, La, ON the 3osh nit.
INVITATIONS.
At meet ne OF the members Of the Cour. street Bap-
tst church, Portsmouth Va, held the l4th inst,
Rev s. Boston, Of Maryland, invited to take the
Rev. wm. Whitaker accepts unanimous san from
the Presbyterian church, Greenport L. l. The church
hss added 800 to the salary.
Rev. Theron b. Hawks, late instructor in the Union
theological Seminary in this city, has been called to the
pastoral charge of the First Congregational church ia
West Springfield, Mass
Rev James Hoyt of Stamford Conn, has been called
colleague pastor Of the Frat church in New London,
Conn.
Rev Professor Jewett of Amherst College, has been
called to the Congregational church in Concord, N. H.
Rev Hiram Eddy has been called TO the Corgreea
church in Derby Conn.
Rev IT, ". Painter, of victsburg, has bean called to
81. Joseph, Mo-
INSTALLATIONS.
the e.: 7th .'''pD ''fDs "A' n'''i'' ~ '"n no.
Rev. Harrison Fairfield late OF the Bangor Seminary,
installed Cong church in Bris-
tol Mills, Ne, on the 30th ult
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY
riea on the 14th inst, Rev Joseph H. Iybrand.
Rector Of st. Paufs Episcopal Church in Camden, Nj,
lntelhg has been received Of the death of Rev. T.
!. Wyckoh at ST. Thomas, l., on the 10th OF Janu-
airy last aged thrtyfve years: he was attacked with
iCsr days.
Rev Robert Fulton, pastor of the church in cumber.
lard, Ohio, died few days since, of typhoid fever.
The English papers announce the demise Of the Right
Rev. Owen EmeDe Vidal The Bishop of Sierra Lsone who
expired ut sea- forty eight hours before reaching that
coepy His grace was only tbirty-fve years Of age.
NEW CHURCHES.
During The late meeting OF the PIesbytsry Of Washte
held at Stockbridge Feb 18th and II III, ne~,
convenient and tasteful church edce was dedicated to-
the worship OF Almighty God.
Tho North Cambridge Meeting House, jult erected BY
the BAPTIST Society in North Cambridge, MSS, was
dedicated on the 18th inst.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Brooklyn Tract Society, al its last annual meeting
reported that six missionaries suppor ted un
der whom 474 v'sers The number OF tracts dis.
tIouted last year 372 500 OF bibles eco fhe re-
c.ipts amounted 10 SO, 495.
The Unitarian Association have resolved TO establish
Ession for India TO the Untiisus in Madras and neigh
hood, and amoHg the Mobanmsdans CT that country.
Hey have sho adopted Rev James Iarner, q native
ChppeTay as missionary among the indians in Mime.
sofa Territory
Three OF the commissioners the part of the Heho
diet Church South, In Cncinnati business con-
neced with the transfer oftbeir poroa Of the sok Cin
and funds allowed them under decision OF the Su-
preme Court OF the United States last year.
new Old School presty terry has been formed in New
Orleans, embracing the cburchss of the city and those
Oh the east side of the river nearly up to Natcbf1
Rev. Edwin Hall has resigned the pastorate Of the
church in Guiiford, Conn.
Rev. j. w. Ray, account Of continued H. health,
was dismiss from the pastoral Of the Frs. Con-
grega.ional church, Rockville Conn the en- inst
Rev Prof Green, of Princeton has declined tie call of
the late Or. Spencers church, in Brooklyn.