The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

ORDINATIONS.
Rev. j. l. Jenkins, formerly Of New Haven having
ceved and accepted call to the First Church in Lowell
Mass ordained and installed as pastor of that church
on Wednesday evening, Oct. II.
Mr.. j. l.. Willard ordained to the Gospel ministry
and installed the Congregational Church and Society
at westville, Conn., the 18th instant The installation
services were performed in the evening.
Mr.. Martin Kellogg, graduate Of Union theological
Seminary, was ordained at Vernen Conn.,, the I'd
instant.
INVITATIONS.
The pastoral relation between Rev Elphaet Bosworth
and the Presbyterian church Mt Lyons N. H. has
been dissolved and he has accepted call to BALTIMORE
whittier he has gone.
Rev. C. R. CLARKE, late of South Ottawa, Ill., has ac-
cepted Q call to Jefferson, Cook county, III.
The Rev. Joseph Lowell hate rector of Trinity church,
Wolcottve, Conn., has received and accepted call to
become the rector Of st. James church. westvie. He
month
Rev Charles A. Smith, B. d. editor Of the EDangelico
phia has accepted call to the Western Presbyterian
church in PHILADELPHIA of which Rev. DR.. Gilbert
formerly pastor.
Rev. Charles Packard been called to North Middle
boro', Mass.
Rev: j. B. X Walker, Of Roxbury, has been called to
Hoyoke, Mass.
Rev. George N Anthony Of the last class in Andover
was installed at Great Falls, N. H., on the Sd.
INSTALLATIONS
= Rev William W. Taylor was installed pastor of the
church Of Penn Yam, by the presbytey OF
Rev. Albert Bgelow installed pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church North Bergen, N " by the Presbytery
Of Rochester on the 9th inst
Rev J, b. Sheldon was installed pastor Of the Presby
terrain church in Chatham, the I'd inst, by the Pres
bytery Of E1yria
Rev Samuel Hopley, Of the Bangor Seminary, in
stalled at Prospect, Me-, on the 10th ut
Rev. Levi G. Marsh Installed at Thomaston Me- on
the Sd inst.
Rev. A. H. Capp, formerly Of Brattleboro, Vt, was in
stalled pastor Of the Pene6cen Congregational church in
Providence, last week.
Rev. G. Packard was installed pastor of the Congre-
gatonal church at North Middeboro Mass the 18th
DIsMIssALs.
Rev W. Z. Chapman has been constrained by i'll
health to ask dmisson from his pastoral charge at
Hanover, Mass.
Rev. Robert Crawford was d,mis from the pastoral
charge Of the Congregational church in North Adams,
Mass. last week.
Rev. George I. Dole has been dismissed from North
Woburn, Mass.
Rev. Robert crosstt dismissed from Pembroke N.
DESIGNATIONS.
Rev. Fancis lie Baron pastor OF the Unitarian Society
in Manchester N H., sent in his resignation Sunday
last.
Rev Henry McCory has resigned the rectorshp Of the
st. James church, Westyille, Conn.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. s. H. Potter pastor OF the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church of Memphis, died In that city OF typhoid
fever, on the 9th instant.
Rev Thos. Kecsens died very suddenly from an attack
of cholera morbus at his residence In Fairfield district
s. c. few days since.
Rev. Timothy OBren one Of the pastors OF st. Pat
Iicks (Cathoic) church, Lowell, Mass died on the
10th instant at tie age Of d. lie born Iipperarv
county, Ireland ard to thus country when "a years
old soon after entering the priesthood Baltimore lie
was for time pastor OF the of "Charles Carroll
Sarroon;" he was afterwards stationed at Richmond,
Virginia.
- Rev Samuel L. Esiridge, esteemed minister Of the
Virginia Conference, died The 18th instant at the re-
sidcnce Of DR.. Hore in Stafford county, Va.
The Rev. A. 7 ~ Fly of the Methodist church at Nat
chez, Is among the victims OF the yellow fever in that
CITY, He died on the LIST instant.
Rev. VIM. II. Enos, for twenty ono years a member of
The baltimore NJ Annual Conference died Hagcrs-
town. Nd, on the 9th inst, in the 55th year his age.
Rev. Job Potter died the 1it nst a. the residence
OF bis son in Whtesbcro, Oneida county, ". " unyer
sally esteemed and respected for tho excellence and pu
fy OF a long life.
died in Norfolk during the prevalence Of the epidemc:
Rev Dr. jackson, of the F. L. church, Rev. Mr. mbrel,
st. Johns 7. r. church, Portsmouth; Rev. Vernon Esk
ridge n church, chaplain y. Navy; Rev. Mr.. Jones,
Bagnall Baptist church; Rev. MIR. Devn, Catholic Priest
in Portsmouth.
NEW CHURCHES.
The new Baptist church in Rome Ca now nearly COM
to-day.
new Lutheran church was recently dedicated AZ
Richmond Ia, which chiefly built by the lberality
of solfmade work;ngman.
new Congregational church dedicated in Me-
thuen Mass last week.
MISCELLANEOUS
There are one Catholic and six Protestant churches in
galveston, Texas administered Acknowledgment,
Rev b. Eaton, Rector; Methodist Episcopal Rev G. @.
Presbyteiian, Rsy. 4 Daniel McNair pastor; German
Lutheran Rev Wendt, PASTOR German Methodist Epsco-
pal Rev. Peter MoellDg paster; Catholic, Bishop Odn
and Rev. Mr. Chamboidn.
The following persons embarked on the 18Th inst from
Boston, in the Sabine, for Mairas Rev. Ezekiel Scud
der and Rev. Jared W. scudder both Of india and their
wives and Miss Louisa scudder who their sister, All
are expecting to join tho Arcot mission, which now con
sss Of three elder brothers with the wives the eldest
and the youngest and another sister, The usual religious
WQT hQI6 Tim rfy.Ss,
bury an uncle Of the missionaries, commencing them in
prayer to their covenant keeping God
The Southern Pretyeyidn states that four of the prcs
by terisn churches In New Orleans now vacant and
that In the Harmony Presbytery, G., others
vacant
In New York city there are so Episcopal clergymen; in
Brooklyn, 49, in Philadelphia SO; in Boston, u in BAL
timore, "a; and In Charleston n.
Rev. Mr.. bearing at his request dismissed from
Le pastoral care the church AZ 6reenoush and Mr.
was appointed TO preach there and declare the pull
pit vacant.
On Monday last The most Rev Ar.hbisoop Hughes
Archbishop made an appropriae address 10 those VINO
we're approaching this holy sacrament.
The Rev. Mr.. Deiahunty Of this diocess was among
the number Of those leaving this port the 10th last.
for San Francisco.
Rev. ). ?. Jones, who, The closing OF the Auburn
theological seminary in June Of last year. accepted Of
whitney Point n ~ and who Was desired 10 remain
with hem has returned to That institution complete
his studies.
'ue -. LUIS Ae"H gives INC iohoW'hg ist OF Preates
who compose the Roman Catholic provincial council
which assembled IN that city the 7th iostThe Mott
Rev. Peter Richard kcnrick, y. ~, Archbishop OF st.
Louis and Metropolitan. The RI. Rev. Matthias Joras
D D., Bishop o dubuque. The r. Rev. Ri'hard RUS
Miles, ID. d.. Bishop # Nashville The 1t. Rev. John N.
Henry D. H., Bishop OF Milwaukee rhe ri. Rev. Joseph
cretin ,. D., Bishop Of ST. Paul. The H. Rev John
LAmy, d. D., Bshor Of santa fc. The RI Rev Anthony
DEcean, d. D., Brhop Of Chicago The See ut Quincy,
M y is vanant. The Rt. Rev. John b. Miege, u. D.,
Bishs Of Mdsnd ya,tibus and Vicar Apostolic 81 the
indian Territory East Of the ROCKY Mountains has also
seat In the Council The province Of -. Louis com
prises the States Missouri inoa Wisconsin, Tonnes
lowe and New Mexico and the Territories Of Miuae
ota Kansas and Nebraska, together with the unorgAn
ned territory east of the Rocky Mountains u II greater
extent than any other province OF the United Sstes
The Bishop, the Southern Episcopdlias Of this
month"; has ohciay announced the deposition Of the Rev
l. Converse Of this dioce-, in conformity with Can,n
1I-1s55.