The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-15
Religious Intelligence.
SERMONS.

Religious Intelligence.
SERMONS.
Rev. Leonard Bacon, u. d Of New Haven. viii
preach in the Church of tie Padtans, Uaion
square, this morning and evsnieg
Rsv.0. Hsrtwell, OF Chicago. will preach In the
Duane street Church, pssr Hods,n street, this
evening. Tne pastor, Rev. L H King, will preach
In the morning and afternoon.
The IngatberinR OF isiae', for the redemption Of
4ul and body, to entsr ip'o life eternal. will be
peeached this evening, II o'cocs 81 the Ssnctua
", 10s First street.
The eleventh OF series Il discourses TO the
young will be delivered be tas psstoe IN the Re-
formed Dutch Church in Twenty third street, this
afternoon, at 4 O'clock sabjeet--rhe Loss aud
Gain of every true CtnstaD
Rev. Alexander Strain vii preaca in Westminster
church, in Twenty strset. this morning aud
afternoon.
APPoINrMENrs OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
DAY-Forepoon, az stockport; afternoon, at
Nnderbook.
MoSpAY-Forenoon, at Copskee; afternoon, at
Armenia.
TrEsDAY--F orenoor, at Ltogou; afternoon, at
Pleassnt Valley.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, at Beeknar; afternoon,
q. Paterson.
SATraDAY-Foreroop, at 10 eer Red Hook-con
sacration; afternoon, at Annandsle.
A. oapNATIoss.
Tbs ordination Of Ms. 9. r Densen a. pastor Of
tie Phillips Orthodox Congregational church, in
WaAer4own, Mass, took placs on he llth inst.
On Sunday, July 8, Bishop Johns, at Alexandria,
ordained J. J. Sands, of vi aiDis priest Of the
Episcopal Church, and conf rmed eleven persons.
Mr.. A. O. Johnston was oed s'nsd as foreign mis-.
ionsry by the Presbytery Of Ohio 90. S., on the
18th ut. He Is late graduate Of the Western Theo
logical Seminary.
INVITATIONS.
Elder Joseph s. Waltball, Of Richmond, Va, has
accepted the pastoral care OF the First Baptist
chuch, Newbern, N. @.
Rev. Meriwether Winston, OF Norfolk. Va, and
native Of Richmond, has accepted call to the pas
toHhip Of the Second Baptist church Of Savannah,
Gu
Rev. ]. II. Marston, of Portsmouth, N. H., has
received unanimous ipvitation 70 become pastor Of
thu Free will Baptist church, ia Bo,kfield, N. H.
Rev. James 8. Bush, OF Saratoga Springs, has &C.
ce,ted Q unanimous call g. become the Rector of
Gnce church, In Orange, N. j., and has entered
npon the discharge Of his pastoral duties.
Rev. Samuel Pettes, Jun, late Of Biilerics, has
accepted call to become the pastor Of the Unitarian
S0dety in Chcopee, Mass.
Che Seventh church, Cincinnati. of which Dr..
L0d was the pastor, has giv-n unanimous call to
DR. Krebs, of New York city, to become their pastor
Rev. N. p. Burt, of Springfield, Ohio, has accept
edthe call to the pasorsts OF the franklin street
Presbyterian church. Baltimore, late DR.. Piumel's.
INSTALLATION.
rhe installation Of the Rev. Dr.. Kennedy took
ple at tie Sec md street Presby churca Troy
onWednesday evening, lltn inst Sermon preached
byRev. DR.. Sprsgue OF Aloaoy.
rev. Ere deric A. Ross, d. d., was installed pastor
OF the Presbyterian church IN Huntsville, Ala, on
Tbs oath ult.
RESIGNED.
lev. G. p. Cooper, the eat .emed pastor OF the
Methodist church ia Mlledaeyle, Ga, has been con-
peeled to resign his charge &C ouut Of Ill health.
Rev. Henry d. Moore, pastor Of the North church
il Portsme nth, N H., has rendered the resgustio
o his pastoral charge--havnR been led through tn }
dection Of Providence to com nit nimself - ano.
ter field OF pastoral and MINISTERIAL labor.
Rev. john a. Kerr, one OF the professors 10 the
Finale College OF Petersburg, Va, has resigned.
DISMISSED.
Rev. John Wa7gh was smissed from the pas
trl charge Of the Presbyter.ao charca in s.uquoit,
d T., st the late meeting OF the Utica presbytsry.
Rev. B. f. Millard has been dismissed from tn
pstoral charge in Naples, N. Y, oy the Prssbytery
d Bath.
Rev. A.. E. P. Perkins has been dismissed from
iinipston, Mass.
Rev. Bepj,min Judkins. Jun, has been dismissed
Am the Fret Corgregasso. 81 church In Nantucket.
Rev. Charles Rock well has besn dismissed flom
fiham, N. n.
Rev. U. ". Condit has, at his own request, been
4zmiased from the pastoral care OF the Consrese,
6pal church In Lyppfeid, and n ~ accepted u call
become pastor Of church 70 Deerheld, N. IL.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. David w. Miller, Of Bnogehanpton, l.. l.,
led on the 2stn nit, In the 18th year Of his age.
On the 10th uls.. the Rev. Mr.. Stedman, Of Evans
We. arrived in New Albany, Ind, 70 meet IN sp.
ointment to preach Ia the Bank strees BAPTIST
hurch on Sunday. Mr.. Ssedmsn, no wever, was
bddeny taken III with disease closely resembling
holera, and on Saturday morring, four hours from
be time ne was attack Cd, died.
Rev. o. s. Powell, pastor of the Congregat onsi
fhurch, at Fort Atkinson. Was drowned in the
Jock River on Monday, I'd iastaat. He vas Ia the
tster an hour before be WAS found. He leaves
kife ard four children.
Alexancer CsmpbeiI, Of Bsth,py, Virginia, de-.
eased on the 9th nit. II was Dr. Alexander
fampben, OF New Orleans, who died, and not the
'irginis prelate.
orth River Presbyt terry aud for merly pastor Of the
lresby ierian church In Fisakill, died at Newburg
p the 2ist ult., aged 81 years.
NEW CHURCHES
The Baptist chuicn at Gold Spring, Putnam
bunty, Nex York, vas dsdicased to the service Of
mighty God On Wednesday, the 9th OF june
he Rev. e. L. Msgooa, D. D., of New York city,
reached in the morning. 10 the after noon the
bdience was addressed by Rev. Mr.. Backus of
lew York, Rev. Mr.. Ballard, OF Red Mills and Rev.
tr. Scott, of Newburgh, followed with appropri ate
kmarks In the evening Rev. 3. A. Corey, OF New
fork, preached.
On Sunday, july goth, the new Baptist Meeting
looss near Mt. Crawford, Va, viii be dedicsted.
1sv. Hessrs. Rice, OF Sraunton, and Kingsford, OF
leUndria, win officiate.
On the 4th inst, the new Presbyterian church in
belmont, Va, WAS dedicated. The honse vas fill
TO oveIfowing. The Rev. Steuart Robinson, Of
fatimore. preached the opening sermon.
The new church edifce now in process Of erection
"a BeLmgnsm street, In Chelsea, Mass, by the
tount BeiiDgbam Methodist Society, is 50 tar com
leted that the congregation viii hold their regular
lhnrch services In the vsstry OF the new building
The new church edihce OF the FIRST Orthodox
Congregational Society In Somarville, Msas. was
publicly Dedicated on Thafs1ay eyening July l2sn
by appropJiate religious services.