The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

and missionaries Of various denominations usually take
part and at which Romansts liberty to put ques
eions are now held the Mission church. Twentieth
street, between First and Second avenues, adjoining
Grammar school, on Sabbath evenings
The Fifteenth street Presbyterian church, between
Third and Irving place will remain open every
Sabbath during the summer. Preaching by Rev Samuel |
D. Alexander, nj half past ten and tour O'Clock.
The Fifh Associate Reformed Presbyterian church. IN
Jane street, between Eighth and Hudson street.
under the past charge OF the Rev John Nash A. NJ
will be reopened for Divine service to-day.
The Rev Elijah Guion Of Baton Rouge, louisiana, will
preach in Grace church. conseyea street. Williamsburg,
this afternoon.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BISHOP
To-day forenoon at FshkiL; afternoon. at Glenham;
evening, at 81. Annals church, Fishkii Landing.
Friday forenoon ordination and confirmation at Christ
church Poughkeepsie.
Saturday, forenoon, at West Point
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Mr.. Williams Of Pianheld, New Jersey has &C
epted call to become pastor Of the Court street Bap
aist church in Rome, New ork,
Rev S. Dudley has been called to the Presbyterian
church at Cedar Rapids as stated supply With view OF
settlement, and has commenced his laoors there.
Rev Richard Knight Of Holyoke, Mass late Of Kansas
has accepted the call of the Congregational church at
South Hadley Falls, and VIII be installed on tne iotn Oh
September
MT. coward -. ATWOOD OF graduatiuR Glass AZ Az
dover has received call rom The church IN Granville,
Needham and Mr.. George Sanborn, OF the same class,
from the church in Georgia, Vt
Mr.. Z. j. Collins hcentate o. Luzerne iresnytry, mas
received unanimous call TO the North Presbyterian
church, Danville, Pa.
On The 10th ut. tho Presbyterian churches Of oxford
and Upper West nottingham voted and prepared una
nimous call 10 Rev. J. NJ Hickey! D. D., to become agaiu
their pastor.
Rev David Hall has declined the call the co-pasto
CT the First church Of Columbus Ohio
and accepted call from the united churches OF Union
and Brady's Bend, in the Allegheny Presbytery.
Mr. Alexander Mclean. Of New York mills and
cent graduate Of Union Theological Seminary, has been
Unanimously invited to the pastoral office in the Congre
gatorai church al Stafford Conn.
INSTALLATION,
Roy. Henry W Parker, lately OF Brooklyn was in.
stalled pastor OF the North Congregational church in
New Bedtora, on the evening OF the Sth inst.
RESIGNED.
berpacle Baptist church of Chicago. The pulpit will be
supplied we understand by the Rev A. J. Joslyn late
Of Egin
Rev Geo. W Webster has resigned the pastoral care
OF the Unitarian Society in Bedford, Mass.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. nr Stuart, the oldest Presbyterian minister in
Kentucky, died near Nicholasyille on Sunday night,
Aug 10.
Rev Christie Knapp p,sior elect OF the Presby
shs life August 7th aged So years. lie mad removed
With his family wife AMI child, to that place few
weeks before bis death and been able to appear in the
pulpit before his peopi three or four times |
The PresEgts7an Head the death OF Rev.
Brce G. Felcs, which occurred in Grant CO, Ky the
18th ult
NEW cBrRcHEs.
new Presbyterian church edjcc. costing between /
was recently dedicated by co t,ee Of the pspy,ery
q New Brunswick, ana al the same time aud place, !
church organized Of abou; dsy members residents
OF that community
The Congrt Ratona church in South Freeport Me-,
was dedicated on THURSDAY, Aug. IL
MISCELLANEOUS.
Father sawyer OF Maine. as he Is anectonately called
although hun dIcu aud several months Old
pears, i not the Oldest clesy In New England The
Nanches ter y H. America reports that the Rev Ia
ban Ainsyorth senior pastor OF the Congregational
church Janrey, New BsmreLire Is now la his one hun
dred and thid year having been born July 49, 1854
He the odsst graduate o; Dartmouth College and pro
baby the Oldest Clergyman IN the country.
The Annual Convention Of tbs Episcopal Church Of the
diocess OF Western New York convened al Water
town on Wednesday last.
Religious services were held on board the ship J. |
Montgomery a. boston, On the 18th inst, on the occa
Rev. s q. FairbGnk and WIFE Rev VIM Wood aud wife,
Rev Samuel c Team sno 'e, and Rev Chas Harding and
vile kessrs Faresrk tca1 and Harding designated
20 The Ashmedposstr Mission, and Mr., Wood TO the /
saiara Mission IN Western lndia They 90 on, under the
scspcrs Of the American Beard OF Commissioners for |
Ioregn Missions The services we're conducted by Rev
pr. tomeroy and were very interesting
The Prests,sial Critic has article from tse Ror Dr.
fui comparison and summing up o. the religious statistics
q the various ccnomratons the Evangelical bodies Of
the GATED states Number thirty thousand minister's
fJ1r millions o. church members, sixteen millions and
hai connected BY education an sympathy With them,
twenty nons annually raised for tie supper; o. ordsn
home iour millions Tor The ea Of the church
worship 10 tais estimate account "A Of the
many millions O dollars Invested 10 schools COLLEGES and
semnues, under tae coairo Ct Evangelical deaomina-
toes Tits appears that, out 81 population est /
mated a. tweniy-sx aud tah millions nearly two |
thrds OF tie Whole members in fou communion or
snder the direct Influence 81 Evangelical churches.
Rev samuel Hall u Syracuse, Is supplying (for the
sunmer) the church 10 Farael5, Com.
Rev. J. P. Caldwell, OF sharon Noble county, OF TO- has
kfr afar4aJ ryfF4 a nLtw 1t
Right Rev. Bishop Doaae or New Jersey In hs address
b the ocesan Convention takes occasion 70 allu1e most
io1shGgy % the unhappy pervergr Of his younger son
the venerable Blsbop. 'of m,uy tears and many pray
ers, aud there i sui hope that he may come 70 hasef
tou" We extract from tie Bshop's address tie fol.
kwins decesan stat s,cs four hGnd-ei and nae,g per
have been confirmed i've churches have bcea coz
sccrzted and chape opened tor worship. Tue uum
Der o. The ciergy seventy nn- Of whom four dca
co.'s. sace the lat Convention tvo have beca aided
BY oFbinaton--ihe Rev, = Garrison, NJ H., AMI the
pov. Waiter A. Mitchell. ieAson, and-~elve BY trans
fertile Rev. john W. shackerford the Rev James :
Bah, and the Rev j. Trea twe Warden, from the do.
cess Of Nev YORK the Rev John W Clark. frcm the
clocess q ohio: the Rev. Vim. y nmmer and the Rev
wr n Hanson frJn the ci0cess Of virginia TIE Rev
ChEes Woodward and tie R.v fraacis = IAghtbourne,
A Cars, TIE Rev. Henry Brown sud the Rev. samuel
Rapcsli. rom the diocess Of Pcnnsyvanls and the |
Rev. N. sayrc Harr., from The dIocess OF Maryland
he BgrlDzion. VI. RE, Pres Of Agg Is announces
nc sssih . hsi .own % il.i aay q Nrs sassn c n
Bzby VIE q DC Rsv NJ u Bsby, o. Mannain, Bar.
s.sssi ~ Ter-ass ,hs -, pm tass sSdsr appoin,
msui e ne Amsrcaa B,pii, Missionary uaou 10 1858,
an egrr, ne br rtrod q her soouru thee devoted
scors q, tie sAysuon y heather around and espe
salf q hoe Z ssr o-n ssxi with oheerfaness and
zeal Which sLe bad Cherished om early years And her
.norts were ne' = 80 Move ihas Que seal sas won By
o. ore tovi she hsard repeatedly 70 say was more
than suie sn, Y ou,-ega - ~ .asasa even TIA, o.
that work, bot only ieafef lot Der early removal mlxh