The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23
HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s. 1856


Religious Intelligence.
The Rev. ". II. Mburn win preach in the Heddng
Methodist Episcopal church. in Seventeenth street. be-
tween First and Second avenues, this evening
There viii be preaching at the Mission station National
Hail. ga West Forty fourth street. this morning at 1oh
O'Clock, by Rev. Peter Gordon; and at ~ O'Clock p NJ
by Rev. Alexander Clements.
Divine service will be resumed in the Protestant Eps-
copa French church Du St. Esprit corner Of Franklin
and Church streets, this morning
Church Of Apnuncation Fourteenth streeh, will not
be reopened for Divine service until Sunday the soth
inst the completion Of the repairs requiring the delay
til then.
ORDINATIONS.
Rev w H. Jenkins, of Boston, was ordsined as pastor
over the First Unitarian Society Of Lawrence Mass on
| the 10th In st.
Rev Theodore Tebbetts, Of the Divinity School, Cam
bridge was ordained pastor of the First Unitarian Society
| in Lowell, Mass, the 10th inst
The presbytery Of Ontario, n " are to ordan Mr. Or
p. Allen foreign missionary, and Mr. NJ n Bar
mum as home missionary, next Wednesday, September
Mr. Warren Jenkins was ordained by the Franklin
| Presbitery, at Trenton, o. as an evangelist.
The ordination Of Mr.. Alfred p. Putnam pastor Of
the Mount Pleasant Church in Roxbury Mass has been
postponed account Of the temporary illness of Mr.
| Putnam.
Mr. Daniel G. Mallory was ordained by the Presbytery
Of WINCHESTER, on the I'D ult Mr. John W Murrsn
| also licensed at the same time
| INVIT ATIoNS.
Rev Frederick rockingham, Of Montreal has accept
ed the call Of the Second Unitarian Society in Portland
| Me-, to become their pastor.
| The First Reformed Dutch Church of Brooklyn has
unanimously decided to call the Rev Mr. yanglesen OF
Catsk take the pastoral charge Of the congregation
lately under the mi abstraction Of the Few. DR.. Dwight
Rev. Ransom b. WEIGH has receveda unanimous call
from the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church OF East New
| York to become their pastor.
The First Reformed Dutch Church Of Chenille Sche.
4 tn er n,r0 hardf VII, ch bp Iaa ntad
Rev d. II. Emerson OF York Pa, has received call
to the Presbyterian church in st. Georges, Del, Of
which the late Rev. J. G. How recently deceased was
| pastor.
Rev. Nj. Burnha formerly OF Tribes Hill n. y, has
accepted call to the Presbyterian church. in Aurora
Rev Royal A. Avery has been dismissed from his pas
oral charge in Vernon Centre W to accept the call
| Of the presbyte terrain church, in Liverpool, n.
Rev. W. p. Doe of Providence, H. L., has received a
cali to the Passionate Of the Congregational church at
Vest Stockbridge, Mass.
Rev. j. Livingston Willard, Of North Stamford Conn
has received cali to become the pastor Of the Westye
| Congregational church. in New Haven, Conn.
Rev. Mr.. Traver Lutheran minister has been called
1 to the Congregational church In Lafayette, n. Y.
Rev. Joseph i. Nassau has been called TO the 0, S.
| church In Warsaw, n. "
The North Church and Society in Portsmouth, N. H.,
have presented unanimous coll to Rev Mr.. Whiting OF
Reading The meeting house of this society is nearly
finished When done It will have equal in the State
| and but few in New England.
The Rev Mr.. Mande is to be installed pastor OF tho
Presbyterian Church in Western, Tuesday September
25th.
Rev George H. Hepworth was installed pastor of
the South Congregational ntarian) church and socie
ty in Nantucket, Mass, on the 18th inst.
Rev. Rufus King of Amesbury, Mass, has been in
stalled pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Jamestown
n. Y.
Rev r.. Cutler formerly OF st. Adams Vt, was in
stalled pastor of the Union church in Worcester Mass
Of winch Rev Dr. Smaley was formerly pastor, on the
9th.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. James Chisholm died of yellow fever at Ports
mouth Va. the 18th inst. aged forty years. Mr..
Chisholm was native Of Salem, Mass graduate of
Harvard College and the Epscopai Theological Seminary
laborious and devoted minister Of the Protestant Epis
copal Church. having spent all his clerical life at the
South.
Died at shelburne, the 18th Inst, Rev. Theophus
Packard, d. d. aged SO years
| REV. Isaac Bonney, distinguished member of the
Providence Conference closed his long and useful life
the 10th inst.
| NEW CHURCHES.
The Methodist Episcopal church at Union Station,
Richmond, Va. was dedicated to the worship of God
| the 18TH inst
On the 9th inst, Deer PARK NJ r. Chapel. situated
some four miles below Westminster, Nd, was dedicated
TO religious service-ev Messrs Josiah Warden and f.
| Yeates Reese, officiating
The stone of the Episcopal church at Old
Fairfield Conn.,, laid with appropriate ceremonies
the 18th nst-shop Williams and Rev. Drs. Colt of
Bridgeport and Mead Of Norwaik taking part in the
vices.
L
Presbyterian church OF Detroit of which the Rev. DR.
Dufield Is pastor has been completed 1t was occupied
| Sabbath before last, and dedicated.
The edice erected BY the Presbyterian church Of Con-
neIvl, md del,ated on the first sabbath Of this
| month.
The First Presbyteri church New SCHOOL,, Norris
town, Pa Rev. Randolph A. Smith, pastor, conse
Grated 10 divine worship Sunday last With interesting
| services.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
On the 10Th inst. national convention of the Young
| Mems Christian Union assembled at Cincinnati. Il was
called to order by Mr. Iangdon, Of Washington City, and
in the evening II addressed by the Rev Dr. Butler
formerly chaplain to Congress The societies composing
the Union seventy in number, extending from Halifax
70 San Francisco and enroll than twenty thousand
| members.
The ProfessorShp Of Ancient Languages, rendered to
Rev. R. A. Fink pastor OF the lutheran church OF Mar
tinsburg, Va by the State University Of Illinois, has
| been accepted
It has been definitely determined To locate the insti-
tuition Of the Free win Baptist denomination at Lewis
ton Me.
Rev. 4. A. Conrad, formerly of Bagerstown, Nd. has
withdrawn from witteuburg College, Springfield, Ohio,
on account Of i'll health
Ton churches Of the Franklin rresbytcry said to be
| vacant.
We learn from the Cincinnati HyuH that Rev A.
IIartpence has been compelled by III health TO relnquish
his charge at Milan o. Rev. j. s. Walter OF Lane Semi
| nary, Is to supply the pulpit for the present.
BeIeyle and Coinsve churches H. are represcnt ed
| by tho Alta reporter TO be vacant.
Rev Henry Wckes Dismissal from his pastoral
charge Of the Congregational church in Princeton Mass
| on the 9Th inst.
| Rev Dr. Porter and Mcssra. William W. Patton and
Pkin have called convention Of The churches of the
Hartford Centrai Association, TO organize
| citation.
The Ireslyery Of Utica will meet AT wesernvlle on
Tuesday the 18th nst for the purpose Of receiving Mr.
A. Mandel centiate preacher, now under the Of
| the Presbytery of Geneva.
Rev Henry Kendall Of East Bloomfield, n. T. has con-
dtonaly accepted cali TO the pastoral charge Of the
First Presbyteran church, in Milwaukee; but council
convened the 10th inst. consisting Of Rev Ds Bar
nard and nagget Rev Messrs. Ellington Overhiser
Manley, and delegate, refused 20 dismiss him from his
| present charge
The franklin rreebyery, at it, late meeting in Tren
ton o. dismissed three Of its mcmbers--Rev Jacob Tut
lie, 10 the fresbytery OF Pstarlala; Rev D. Hitchcock
and Rev. Ievi y. Wilson. TO the