The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-27
Religious Intelligence.

Religious Intelligence.
The pastor of the Greene street Methodist Epis-
copal church. Rev. Jesse 7. Peck D. D., will preach
this morning and evening.
Preaching this day, Is usual in the John street
First Methodist Episcopal church, at l0a A. NJ and
O'Clock P. NJ.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Charles S. Ma in, late of Auburn Theologi-
cal Seminary, has tied call from the Congre-
gational church in Dsansville, v. Y.
Rev. G. B. Wilcox has been allied TO the Lawrence
street church in Fitchburg, Mass.
Rev. r. ". Clarke has declined the call of the
Plymouth Congregational church in Williamsburg,
NY.
Rev. Henry ". Parker, OF Brooklyn. has received
and accepted cali 70 tho North Congregational
church in New Bedford. lass, Of which Rev. Mr..
Eldridge was formerly gsstor-dechaing Of course
the ca 10 Geneva, n y.
Rev. L. Brigham has declined a call to Nelson,
Nh.
Rev Z. D. Murphy recently Of Brooklyn, has been
called 10 Indian Orchard, Mass.
ORDINATIONS AND INSTALLATIONS.
The Rev H. X. Green was installed on Sabbath
evening last a. pastor OF the Laght street Baptist
church CT this city. lbe sermon was preached by
the Rev. Edward Lathrop, II. D., from Col l2S: the
installation prayer was offered by the Rev. c. G.
Sommers y. D.: the hand If fellowship was given
by the Rev. A. ID. Gillette, and the charge TO the
church by the Rev. +. J. Aagoon. ID. The con-
gregation large and the services we're interesting
and impressive.
On sunday. June the Rev, Isaac f. Demund. re-
Gently OF Bceville ~ j., installed as pastor Of
the Second German Reformed church, st. Paul's
Lancaster, Pa. He succeeds the Rev. n. A. Reyes,
who resigned In OCTOBER last.
Rev. Vim. B. Dada was ordained and installed
pastor OF the Presbyterian church IN Skaneateles,
n. Y, on the 18th instant, by the Presbytery OF
Csyugs-
Mr.. Robert D. Miller. late Of East Windsor Semi
nary, was ordained and ibsta led ut North Wards
boro', VI, on the I'd.
Rev. J. S. Judd WIS installed at Middlebury, Ct.
On the 18th ult.
Rev. Richard S. Greene was ordained and installed
at Adrian, Mich on the 18th nit. The corner stone
of new edifce Tor this church was laid on the
evening Of the same day.
Rev. J. NJ Bacon was ins salled pastor Of the First
church in Essex, Mass, the 9th, rs successor 70
the late DR.. Crowel.
Rev. Charles r. Mills was ordained an evangelist
at Buffalo recently. Mr.. NJ. il under appointment
az a missionary Of the Presbyterian Board, al
Shanghai.
The Rev. Thomas Piiiop has resigned the rector
ship Of Emanuel church. New Castle, Delaware. and
accepted call TO st. AIMS, Mjdletown. Delaware.
The Rev. Vim. b. Cornwall. for a number Of years
pastor Of the Baptist church IA bndgeton, N. j. re-
signed bis charge on Saturday Last, and preached
his farewell sermon on Sunday ~ Il.
DEATH N rHE NJ - TRY.
Died, at yesterday, L. J., july 3, the Rev. Mar.
maduke Earle In the eig1ty-es hth year Of his age.
Msrmaduke Earle was born March II, 1863. He
experienced religion Ia iis sixteenth year, and
united with the. Dutch Reformed Church. lie graiu-
ated from Columbia College In 1870, and was bap
tised in the Hudson river when twentyone, and took
charge Of the Baptist church in yesterday in is02,
in which village he lived till the dry Of his death,
with the exception OF abou. one years absence.
NEW carRcHs.
The corner stone Of the new Methodist Episcopal
church at woods,own, Salem county, N. j., will be
laid on Tuesday. 10th inst.
new Presbyterian church vas dedicated at Deep
Water, Henry county, Missour, recently.
new Congregational church was formed at
South Haven. Mich, on the ID.
A Congregational church was 20 be dedicated at
Charlotte Eaton county, Mich. on the I'D inst
Congregational church was dedicated at Chss-
ierfeld, Macomb county, Mich, on the Gath ult.
new old style church is TO be organized on the
3lst at Manaspan, Nj.
new Old Style church was dedicated at Lewiston,
Pa, on the 18th.
The EpiscopalIaDs q the village of Brockport,
~ j.. have lust completed be sufiful stone church
edifce which they name -. lakes. II j. TO he
dedicated by Bishop De Lancey on Tuesday next,
18th inst.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The New York ObsorT has the following sug-
geston:- Prayer for our country is chief service
Of Christian patriotism. Brethren, you differ a. to
the urgent national interest OF lie nour. But can
you not unite IN one liturgy Of patriotic interces
som Can you not in good fatf carry one common
appeal 70 Godg let II oe thai he will resistlessy
sway orr people, our rulers to Just that which ~
best for US in bis sight. God has perfect view OF
what would constitute our hest well being "a a ma
ton. Perhaps none OF ~ has precisely. lie can
move MS TO IT, win he not II we ask III Will we
not all ask III
letter in the Chicago Herald from Michigan,
says il Ia the unanimous sire Of the Congrega
tionalists Of the Sts'e that another Congregational
convention be held, and that 100000 fund be
raised not b. lie loaned, but to be donated. That
portion OF the 10000 fund appropriated 10 Nchi-
gan has done an unspeskable amount Of good, and
the call Is a. urgent az ever Our denomination has
a great work to do in this country, and it can do
it,
The Independent German Reformed church Of
Germantown, Pa, of which Rev. Jacob Helhen-tein
II pastor was received into the Fourth Presbytery
II Philadelphia, al q special meeting on the lst.
Mr. n had been member of the presbytery al
most three years. The church has some three hun
dred members, large congregation, lourishing
sabbath school and good church edifce, favor.
ably located in that section Of the city. Formerly
II was connected with the German Reformed synod,