The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

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Religious Intelligence.
SERMONS.
Rev. Peter Gordon Qate from Australia will preach
every Sabbath morning, at loK, and evening, at TX,
at National Hail. Forty fourth street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues.
Rev. DR.. De Witt win deliver discourse to the Hol-
andsr, In their language this evening, in the lsc
ture room Of the church corner Of Beecker and Amos
streets.
Rev Charles J. JONES' pastor Of the Mariners Church,
will preach every Sabbath afternoon ut az o'clock, in
The church Of Catherine and Madison streets
APPOINTMENTS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BISHOP.
Sunday, forenoon at Haverstraw; afternoon, ct Cru.
gers evening, at Peekskin.
Thursday, at st. Johns Church, -Consecration.
ORDINATIONS.
On the 27th uit the Rev Mr. Knight, assistant pas.
tor Of st. Lukes Episcopal Church. Of Germantown, Pa,
ordained by Bishop Potter.
The Rev. G; B. Jewett late professor In Amherst Col
lege, ordained pastor of the First Congregational
Church. in Nashua, N. a., ON the Gath ult
Mr.. B; W Barrows was, on the sOth ult attsrnoon,
Of Dorchester, Mass
NsTALLATIoNs.
The Inhalation of Rev. Dr. Bacon, Bishop of Port
The large house was
to excess and hundreds were unable to obtain admit
ans e
remonala Of that church The singing by the choir
very fne Dr. Bacon has been for many years the mi
mister OF the Church Of the Assumption, Brooklyn NY,
and received very costly and beautiful testimonials OF
the affection and respect of his people the occasion Of
his leaving.
Rev. Henry v. voorhees, will be installed as pastor OF
the Reformed Dutch church, corner OF Broome and
Greene Streets this evening Rev. Mr. Lord, of Harlem,
Vannest will deliver the charge to the PASTOR and Rev.
Mr.. McGreggor the charge to the people.
The installation of Dr. Fisher, OF the Dutch Reformed
church in Utica, N Y, took place on the 10Th ult
Rev. Samuel Seelye, Of Wolcettville, Conn.,, in
May Sd.
Psrl church in the city Syracuse Tues
day evening, the 22d ult.
Rev. Dr.. Kennedy, Of the North Dutch church in Al.
baDy has virtually accepted the cali rendered him BY
the Second street church In Troy to be-
come their pastor.
Rev. WP den, for the last years pastor OF the
Unitarian Society in Walpole, N. H. has accepted
invitation to take charge Of the society in Fitchburg
formerly under the care Of Rev. Mr. Lincoln.
Rev. e. V. Wales has resigned the pastorate Of the
Presbyterian church Of Laurens N. Y, which he has
held nearly twelve years He has been invited to take
charge of the church of York, Livingston
county. which he has accepted.
Rev. D. D. Francis Of Fsirport, has received and
cepted call from the st. Paul street Congregational
church, Of Rochester, N. Y.
The Rev. Mr.. Mpor, of Leeds has been invited to the
York
Rev Thomas G. Keen Of Mobile has accepted the call
of the Market street Baptist church of Petersburg Va
which was rendered him not long since
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Dr. Anderson for the last years Professor
Of Theology at the Theological Seminary, Canonsburg
Pa departed this life at bis residence in that place.
few days snce, aged sixty six years and five months.
Rev. Dr. Lindsley, delegate to the Old School Preaby
ly at Nashville, renn the 25th ult, fiom apopexy.
Rev. David H. Korock, Of the Methodist Episcopa
church, Phadelphia, died, few days since, in that
long time with in the neck On Friday night the
cancer severed the Jaguar vein and the sufferer slowly
The RI Rev Bishop Louebln win dedic ate the hand
Catholic Church Of the Resurrection attached
10 Flatbush Cemetery, to-day
The corner stone of the church for the use OF the
Third New Jerusalem congregation Of Philadelphia stu
ated in Main street. below Harrison Frankford laid
on the 30th ult.
The corner stone Of st. Johns church, at Mt Wash.
instoD, Baltimore county, laid on the 2sth ult.
new church just built BY the Congregational So.
Wednesday, the sixth day Of June next
MISCELLANEOUS
Among the forty or fifty Episcopal cergymen who were
assembled at the recent conservation Of St. Thomass
church, New Haven, linea descendant of the
first Puritan minister Of New Haven and another was a
nel descendant Of Of his leading elders II is also
is clergyman Of the Church Of England in Canada
while the last neal male descendant Of Martin Luther
was few years ago received back into the Romfsh
munion.
Rev. A. s., John Chambre pastor Of the Universalist
Church and Society in East Boston, having accepted
call to the pasorats OF the Cnversast Church and So
ciety in Newark N. preached his farewell sermon IT
East Boston on the 9th ult.
Rev. VIVA. G. whitcoms who has besn settled over tbs
between five and six years. has asked dsmlssion from
his ministerial and pastoral lsbors there.
Rsv Henry D. Moore has asked q dsmlssion from tbs
pastoral Of the North church in Portsmouth n a.
i An astie al III az h.o
commended that the pastoral connection OF the Rev.
Hatch with the evangelical church be dissolved nor
other evangelical church, that the read before
the council were unscptural immoral and derogatory
the church were mainly chsrsesSls to this Cause Mr.
\ Hatch preached In favor Of dancing
Rev w% Browne having accepted Prcci '
Principal Of the Augusta female Seminary and win re-
move from Staunton, Va.
Rev. Theodore Bourne, Of this city, has accepted
appointment from the American and Foreign Christian
Union, TO act general agent for Western New York.
Rev. Dr.. Dwight has resigned the pastoral charge Of
the Dutch Reformed church. Brooklyn, L. l., with which
well preached the 10th uit., he mentioned
that during bis pAstorate he had received into the
between 500 and 900 sermons AZ his settlement, he
was accustomed to preach sermons week. Seven
new churches have been formed, wholly or in part BY
members dismissed from his church.
The Rev Samuel Pettes, Jr., closed his connection
with the First Parish (Unarisn) in Blsnca, Sun
day, the 18th inst
Four Orthodox churches In Andover without pas.
tors Shoemaker children 60 without shoes and the
churches In town where they make ministers 60 with
/ out pastors, says an exchange.
Superior Court
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
LIABILITY OF AN OMNIBUS COMPANY FOR PACKAGES.
JUNE Jacob Sscartz Murphy d F1inn-This suit
to $500, the value of paskaEe lost from
one Of the defendants omnibuses on route from Har-
lem. The package was handed TO the driver by the
plaintiff, who got inside On plaintiff getting out It
found that the parcel gone. The defendants
tended that they we're mot common carriers, and
tracted only to carry passengers The Court held that