The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16

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Yhe Rev Charles Harr g. sohrstian Jew, win preach
this asrsoon in the Mulberry street Methodist Episcopal
church.
Ths Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints gene
rally called Mormons will future hold their msstings
in the large the second floor OF the Brsedway
Houss No 1l6 Grand street. Of Broadway, every
Sunday.
APPOINTMENTS or THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL BISHOP.
To-day foreneon at s. Georges church, in this city;
evening at Holy Trinity church, Brooklyn.
Monday evening, a. st. Marks church, Williamsburg.
Tuesday afternoon ~ Ascension church. Green Point
evening at Christ church, Williamsburg.
Wednesday Afternoon at Free Church Of the Good An
gsla, Brooklyn; ev,nrg At Church of the Reieemer.
Thursday evening, Church of the Holy Innocents
New YORK.
Friday, forenoon, at st. Barthoomew's church, New
York. evening, at Grace church. Brooklyn Heights.
Saturday evening, 10 Communion, New York.
onDINATIoNs.
Usually, the dst Sabbath day after the meeting OF
he Methodist nsIsb those elected deacons' ana
elders orders Dreamed in Of the churches of
Baltimore in the of the whole congregations On
Sunday the O.. ins' bis ceremony was performed of
In the High street CT Baltimore. The ceremonies
we're OF solemn and imposing character. The following
Rev. MsSoO soGn. Assroaa GsrSas
Levin D. Heron, kdss W. Kirby, Joseph + Wneeler,
Hv.s wis sn kn'f
EaInshaw. Daniel GU 8 Thomas D. Got~a,t, samuei
" Price, Ba.tho s%.s P KING, Frederick E crsysr,
Thomas Sherlock, B,j min P. Brows Charles Cesver,
samue Barnes lob W. Lambeth Samuel Kramer, T. J.
StAubr, Berecict Sreseos Lemuel Evans and John W.
Parks The f. lo.iag ordsired elders at the High
street cnuIcn b. be i'ght Rev. Bishop JanesIr;B
Jorepb L. La,gep,, Henry wilson A summeraed Hank,
J. p Etchison J. k +v c. Causser, W. W. Welsh, Reu.
ben Small and c. Re,o.an.
YxvrrIryoNa
Rev. D. " French - accepted call from the Asso-
ciafe Congregation OF Mercer Pa TO besome their stated
pastor.
The Eliot Orthso ,burco at Newton Corner Msss
has voted Unanimously give . call to Rev. ]. W. Well
men OF Derry N d. = 'e.ome their pastor at salary
OF 81 900 per a9pum. WemRn recently declined
equally lucrative cs o. Worcester.
Rev. Mr.. Hurien Amesbury Mills has received ard
accepted call TO become pastor Of the Baptist church in
Acton, Maine.
Rev. Henry A. Nelson, of Auburn, has received csn
to The Fns PIesbyr-I chu ch in St Louis and is
visiting that city preo~rat,ry to q decision.
Rev. C. G. Goddsrd, o. East Windsor, has been called
to West Hartlard, Conr
Rev. L. H. Sheldon his bsen called t, westboro', Mas,
Rev B. +. Ray has accepted call to Mcndoes Falls,
Vermont.
Rev. Dr. n L. Rice has declined the call to the First
church In New Orleans where it sil be euemSered hs
was ered the mary salary of 900 per
Rev NJ W Sap has been called TO the O. S. church
in Janesviile, Wis.
Pe,. Mr.. Field, of ever Maine, has accepted the
in Boston, (ate Rev. Dr. T. Beechers) and will enter
upon his labors there ia few weeks.
The Rev. Legh Richmond Dickinson assistant minister
OF st. PAuls church Brookline. has accepted unan
NOUS call to the rshp of Zion chu ch, Newport r.
in April
msly accepted call the sorship OF st. Johns
church, at Clinton staten Island N Y, and Will enter
upon his duties about the arst Of April
INSTALLATIONS.
Kew Daniel X. Cady installed at West Cambridge.
4ass.. on the lain ut.
Rev J. A. Thone has been installed pastor of the First
Presbyterian church IL Cleveland, West Side
Rev Leyeret Griags installed at Bristol church on
the 27th ult.
Rev W. Barrows, lae of Granville Mass, was install
cd pastor the Old south church and Society in Read
ing, on the Goth ult
hev A. s Hawk. tbs Methodist minister stationed in
stAunton, Va has re'isned his charge from i'll health
Rev. Barrett has resigned the pastoral charge Of the
CopgIegs tional church IL Hucs,n, Ohio.
The Rev. l. W. Russ has resigned the rectorshp Of St,
reSs lewiston Niasara county, n. Y, and accepted
call to tie parlsh In WATERFOWL Wisconsin.
Rev. Jss NJ Marks pastor of the First Presbyterian
church At Quincy inais has written letter bis
gregat from Constantnope whittier he has gone for
his health, resigning his charge Mr. Marks has been
pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Quincy for
6tusp years but in such feeble health be
unable TO discharge his duties.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev Jacob D. Fonda, pastor Of the Reformed Dutch
church ofschsghticcke died suddenly, March g. 1885,
I0e Axgy tn1ro year OF MS age.
Rev. Benjamin F. N,e D. D. Of Prince Edward Va
died on the ID ST. in the 4th year age He was
brother Of the late Dr. John a. Rice and formerly
Get leo IN the Pearl street church in this city He
greatly es eeDed as q man and pastor. The circum-
stances Of his ceath quite affecting. While preach
ing ne was struck nth palsy and compelled to break off
N the uidst OF bis sermon, and to be carried home.
Rev thomas Kerr, of Shelby, o., member Of the
last week.
NEW CHURCHES.
ciety, new church reported having been formed
eonssns IN the employ Of the society
81 900 and the society $500 for the pastors salary its
called the First Coportsur church
The 6ne edhcs recently erected by the First Baptist
church New London Penn, dedicated with solemn
religious services on the 18th inst
A new Baptist church At Cross Roads South Bruns-
wick township, n. J., was dedicated the 9th inst
The Rev Mr.. Collier Of Pistka East Florida is nov
seeking aid for the of Methodist church in that
place, nov numbering $50 inhabitants
The nav edifce for the Of the German portion OF
the Reformed chuYcn OF Haserstowr Nd Is nov in
course of completion.
A new Congregational church is projected In West
ned, MASS, BY coory from DR. Davis church, which
has long been inconvs nis ntly large.
A movement for another Congregational church has
been made In Portland, and lots Munjoy Hill have
been procured.
Tbs dedication of the Presbyterian church on Seventh
sueet, IN CancinnAt, took place on the 9th inst
MISCELLANEOUS.
At meeting OF the congr sgAton OF the Twenty fifth
Street Associaed Reformed Presbyterian church in this
city, called together with view OF selecting Q pastor
the Rsv. Dr.. McCsrtee, Of Newburg was proposed as
candidate and unanimously elected.
The Rev. D. Parmalee of this city, for nearly five
years rsstor Of the Union Baptist church. has declined
invitation 10 continue his relations with them be-
yond tho first Of April next
The Rev DR.. Cheever pastor Of the Church Of the Pu
ftAns In this city, is about to have colleague to aid
him In his duties.
The New York Young Mems Christian Association of
This city have taken the marble building adjoining the
University on Ninth street. ana viii take possession on
the LIST Of May next.
For several weeks past work of grace has been in
progess In the Market street church In thus CITY, The
preaching services thronged with solemn authorizes
After the close Of the services inquiry meetings have
been held With happy results.
larger body of Welsh Presbyterans may be gathered
in New York than Is usually supposed Their number
No tan ~ IT,