The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28
RELIGIOUS Intelligence.

Scotch and Irish Presb erians viii the same forms
OF worship they have been accustomed in the Stanton
street Presbyterian church, Rev. Joseph sanderson
pastor.
The Rev. j. Leander Tow nsend, rector OF 81 James
church, Danbury, Conn., will preach In the Church Of the
Epiphany, Stanton street, this evening.
Divine service win be held to day the Northwest
Protestant Dutch church. in Twenty third street
converted Italian monk and priest, q student, and
other converts from Roman expected TO take part
in the services conducted he apostolic a plan of deal
ing with error in the Mission church, Twentieth
street. between First and Second avenues this evening
There will be preaching TO-DAY usual the John
street First Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev
Van Horn.
Divine service will be held to day in the Livingston
Reformed Dutch church. OF Thirty third street and
Eighth avenue.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Mi Burln game OF Boston, has accepted the call
OF the south and Twentythrd street Baptist churches
tober.
Rev. Hiram A. Hunter, of Philadelphia has accepted
the call Of the Cumberland Presbyterian church. in lex
ington, NO. become its pastor expected shortly
toarrive 70 take charge Of the congregation.
Rev. W. j. Breed OF New Haven, Conn.,, has received
In Barre to become their pastor, In place or Rev. Mr.
Niokes dismissed
The First Reformed Dutch church Of Jersey City have
rendered call to Rev William sproe, late chaplain at
Rev. c. s Armstrong, q late graduate or the Union
Tneo ogical mary having supplied the pulpit Of the
ceved call to the same.
Rev Edward F. Fish has accepted an Invitation to sup
ply the Presbyterian church in Mount Vernon, Ia.
Rev. Albert Paine, Of Amesbury, has been called to
North Adams Mass.
Rev. liver Ellsworth Daegett D. D., Of Canandaigua
Northampton, Mass
Rev. Daniel March has accepted call to woburn
Mass, instead of Nashua, to which he also called
Rev. James Watson D. D. has been called-to the Gnat
Island church 20. 81, in Lock Haven, Penn.
Rev. E: +. Aundsy has been called to the o. S.
church in Shutdown, L. l.
Rev DR.. Virgins, Of Paterson has received call to
the Dutch ci urch in Williamsburg, L. l.
INSTALLATIONS.
Falls Sept 10, and installed Rev. Richard knight over
the church and society liz that place.
Rev. r. E. Stewart late Of Richmond. Ind, having &C
copied unanimous call from the Associated Reformed
the Eth inst, installed pastor Of said congregation
Rev Edward f. Hale will be Installed pastor OF the
South Congregational church. in Boston. the first Of
October, when Rev. Or. Burlington Rev. Dr. Gannett
Rev. Starr Krg Rev Dr. Lathrop and others will take
CT October
The services attendant upon the installation of Rev.
Charles Ray, pastor OF Calvary church. in Rochester
Was performed on the 23d inst at the church on New
81. Paul street.
Rev. Z. w. Gilman formerly OF Iockport ~ Y was
installed pastor Of the First chsch in Cambridgeport
Mass, OF which Pres S,earns was formerly pastor,
the 9Th Sermon by DR.. Cbeever, Of New York
church IN Lawrence, Mass, on the Gath inst.
lie, Rev Garde9 Estes few days ago. resigned his po
also that OF the church OF St Thomas
Rev Levi Griswold has resigned his charge in Genoa
Cayuga county, n. "
IEATH IN THE MINISTRY.
We regret to learn Of the sudden death OF the Rev r.
storrs Dick recently colleague 81 Rev Mr. Baynes
in the First Presbyterian church in Phi adephia Mr. D.
sailed lat spring, 10 company with bis wife and sister,
in pursuit. Of health intending to take charge Of the new
chapel which Is, believe In process OF erection
he American and Foreign Christian Union He died in
kduburg, and was buried in the Grange Cemetery, by
TIE sice OF the tomb Of DR.. Chalmers.
NEW CHURCHES.
Gated at the OF Broad and Sixth streets in Coum
bus, Ohio was laid with due ceremony, by Bishop Nell
vaine on The 18th inst.
Or Sunday. the 3ls ul the Rev Joseph oKeefe pas
tor Of Iotiss lie, laid the frat stone of Catholic
church at Ashland schuyikili county, Pa
The South Dutch church In Schenectady was dcdi.
Gated on Thurscay Sept. rs. The preached
BY IT. Thomas Dewitt, Of the city Of New York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Church meets tr annually. Il Will meet on wedpesdsv.
Oct l. IN the city OF Philadelphia II composed OF the
horse q Bishops consisting Of all the diocesan and mis-,
Clerical and Lay Deputies, consisting OF four oergymen
and four laymen If 5m each docess.
The Rev. II. G. Mason, late OF Fort Ann " Y has be
come pastor OF the Second Baptist church, In Pla ,ed,
New jersey.
Rev. Roswell Foster has been Dismissed from waham,
Mass.
Rev. Eenry I. pcOlI,,e has been dnmlssed from the
o. 5. church in Troy, Pa.
The aIuvsrFary meetings Of the Baptist General MIS-
ffoEery Association Ministerial Union, and Baptist
Education Society Illinois are 10 be held this
yea at Canton Fulton county, commencing the leh
ofoctober.
The Yves, New jersey Baptist Association met at the
Cape May Court House the 9th Instant The statistics
show Il CHURCHES ss3 bap,sn ms and a total mcmbership
Q! 6,.ec, showing gain IN twenty six years OF 10
churches and 4,4i5 msmbers The number Of Sabbath
schools u ~, teachers ts2, scholars 3ol2 volumes In
library 1880. During the year six pastors have len
toe association ard eight pastors have entered. only
one church u without pastor. The next meeting will
be held at Trenton.
The Norfolk Herald states that a revival at McGee's
meeirg house, SAMPSON county, N C., last week, lady
ioined m prayer offered up. When the congregation
arose she Was discovered remaining on her knees with
her hands cencbed to back Of her seat and on ex.
auira,ion, was found TO be entirely dead.
Rev william p. Walker, for nineteen years a
Methodist preacher In Tennessee recently united with the
Bspt,ts.
Rcv. George Dana Bosrdnan the baptist clergyman
VINO was driven from Charleston for refusing approve
"a the SIMMER outrage. has been obliged 10 decline the
call to Philadelphia from III health
Rev. James A. NJ Iatouietts for -four years pastor Of
Dutch church on staten Island, has been admitted 10
Episcopal orders by the Bishop Of Ohio and become rec.
tor Of q church In Columbus.
Tie Baptist church st Jamsica Plain, Mars was ds
covered 10 be on FIRE the 2eh In spite OF the
most strenuous exertons totally destroyed with the
organ and church furniture piano and seine e arti
cles were TAKEN rom the vesry The IRE was the work
~ some tacrilegious incencary. neehbor who was
aroused by the glare Of sh end who upon the
ground found the veefry door vide open and This cir
cumstarce, together With others, renders GER
tain that the FIRE was purposely set The ERE had obtain
cd 80 much Roadway that all efforts rave the building
we're unavailing, and was burned 10 the ground
very valuable sunday school library comprising over
oght hundred volumes. together with ali the records be-
longing to the school, were destroyed The total oss s
ttn atcd Of ala eco and there 50 insurance on
tho church and 5000 on the organ
MONUMENT OF TIE VENERABLE BISHOP CHASE.
The amount collected for erection OF the monument In
memory OF Bishop Chase, late senior Bkhop Of tho Pro-
Cftant Eps copal Church OF the Uned states "A s53 62
The following is q description Of the monument
The monument 10 composed Of the white Vermont mar.
BILE II stands feet Fix inches high. The diss
solid block, two ne three inches square II has deep
Cc'hc panel each OF ne tour sides The sscap"
Oh rests on the die " designed 20 represent the
e1shions Of the reading desk on which rests the open
Bbe, supported by the service books, elegantly carved
om the cold block. ON the front panel Of the die In
scribed, 10 raised letters. In German text
uBiehep Ctase. IT ~ Over this IL a cross. In