The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-13
Religious INteIIigence.

Fis. place, South Brooklyn, win be opened for Di
VINE Worship to-day. The Rev. Francis Hodgson, ID
d. will preach at lOs o'clock A. NJ; the Rev. VIII
liam p. Strickland, D. D., at z. NJ; and the Rev.
Joseph Holdich, D. d., at O'Clock in the evening.
The Rev. Hugh S. Carpenter, OF Portland, Me-,
will preach this morning and afternoon in the Re.
formed Dutch church, corner of Broome and Green
streets.
The Rev. Father Sinlarius, s. j., will preach
charity sermon on Sunday, the 10th inst, at 81,
Francis Xaviers church, Sixteenth street, for the
benefit of the Ladies' Benevolent Society attached to
that parish
The discourse commemorative OF the fitch ami
versary of his entering upon the Gospel ministry
postponed account OF the storm, will be preached
by Rev. D. G. Lansing, this morning. at the church
on Clinton avenue, corner of Lafayette avenue
Brooklyn.
INVITATIONS.
Nj. A. J. Reynolds, a icentiate Of the Cincinnati
Presbytery, has accepted 3 call to the o. s. church
at Pleasant Run, Hamilton county, Ohio
The Rev. George A. Carnes of West Cambridge
has declined the call Of the Unitarian Society, OF
Dover, NJ II.
The Rev. John G. McCabe, rector of ST. Johns
church, Hampton, Va, has received and accepted o
call to st. Pauls church. Baltimore, Md.
Rev. K. d. Morris to have been installed the
I'd inst, over the Second Presbyterian church at
Columbus Ohio.
Rev. Samuel Hopkins Emery, late of Taunton,
Mass, was installed in the First Congregational
church in Quincy, ILL.,, on the 18th ult
Rev. John McElroy was installed over the O. 8.
church Of Ottumwas, Iowa, on the 9Th ult.
The Rev. A. c. Heaton, by appointment of Presby-
terry, was Installed pastor of Monokn and Rehoboth
congregations in the Presbyterian church at Prin-
cess Anne, Md, Oh The 10th ult.
Rev. Edwin r. Hodgman, late of Lunenburg,
Mass was on the 9th inst installed pastor Of the
Congregational church and Society at Lynield Cen
tire, Mass.
Rev. Philip A. strobel late of the South Carolina
Synod, has been installed pastor of the Lutheran
church at Cobleskill, Schoharie county, New York.
EEsIGNATIONs.
Rev. j. Eschmapn, formerly pastor of the First
German Baptist church in this city, has resigned his
labors at Racine, Wisconsin, and returned to his
former field oil labor.
Rev. James Richardson, Jr having resigned the
pastoral care of the First Congregational church,
Kingston, Mass. has accepted a unanimous invita-
ton to assume the charge of the Unitarian Society,
East Brooklyn, NY
The Rev. 3. G. Crandal has resigned the pastoral
charge OF the Baptist church in Milan, Cayuga coun
ty, NY.
Rev. j. G. Holbrook has resigned the pastoral
charge OF the New England church of Chicago, and
accepted unanimous Call to become pastor OF the
Congregational church in Dubuque, Iowa, to which
ne 50 long and so acceptably ministered before re-
moving to Chicago.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Foster Lilly, late OF AndOver, Allegheny
county, N. T., died on the 23d ult
Rev. Elon Galusha, well known minister of the
Baptist dent mjnston, "lests from his labors," hay
ing died in Lock port on the 9Th inst where he has
Keen some tine settled. He was for many years
connected with the Second Baptist church, in Roch-
ester, as pastor and removed to Lockport but few
years since. He was formerly settled in Westmore-
land Oneida county, where he was much respected,
not only by his church but by the. public at large
Rev. Mr.. Baker. formerly of Winchester, Va, and
but lat ly removed TO Caroline, where he had just
established female seminary, died a few days ago.
He was much respected, and his death will be deep
ly lamenttd by many friends.
The Rev. and venerable Joshua Bradley died at
st. Paul, Minnesota, on November %, 1855, in the
egh.yfoul th year of his age. Mr. Bradley has been
extensively known throughout more than hall Of the
United States, not only an eloquent and faithful
minister OF the Gospel in the Baptist church, but as
Jealous selfsactiiicing pioneer in the establish
mcnt OF academies and seminaries, and laying the
foundation for two three colleges in as many
States. He was at the head of Rock Spring Semi
nary, the first boarding school, other than those
under Catholic diiection, opened in Illinois in 1927
and 1928; and many who will read this brief notice
will call to remembrance their highly esteemed
instructor. His last abors in the Of education
in the Office Of Superintendent OF Public
Instruction in the new Territory OF Minnesota.
Few men have been more faithful and successful
in the Christian ministry than this venerable pic.
weeks continuance during which patience and re-
signation had their perfect work. His end was
triumphant and glorious.
NEW CHURCHES.
The meeting house erected by the First Baptist
Church and Society Of Clarksville win be dedicated
to the service Of the true and living God, by appro
pirate religious exercises on Thursday, January IL.
A rev church edlice, erected by the Rea1med
Ikvytn w,
j. was, Thursday, Dec. Goth ult. dedicated to the
worship of Almighty God.
The new and elegant church edifice erected by the
first Presbyterian Society of Lockport will be dedi-
Gated to the worship of Almighty God on the 22d
inst. The Rev. DR.. Cox is expected to preach the
sermon.
The new Methodist Episcopal church in New Lon
don, Conn. was dedicated on the 10th inst.
The new German Evangelical Lutheran church
State street, Albany will be dedicated TO the
ship of Almighty God to-day. The dedicatory ser
the President of the New York Minsterium; and
the Rev. DR.. Schmidt, Of Columbia College, N. Y,
will pronounce the dedication Sermon 10 the German
language. AT O'Clock p. NJ. there win be sermon
in The English language, by the Rev. DR.. Pohman, Of
Albany; and at p. ". a sermon in the German Ian
guage, by the Rev. Mr.. Steimle, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Mather Congregational church was dedicated
at Jamaica Plains Muss. on the I'd inst.
The Congregational Church of Lawn Ridge, H.,
have completed ard dedicated new and beautiful
house OF worship having derived assistance from
the Congregational building fund, after having wor
shipped for ten years in school houses.
A new Episcopal church was dedicated at Fred
erick Md, on the Sd inst. Bishop Nottingham, of
Maryland; Bishop Johns, of Virginia. Rev. DR.. Johns
and Rev. Mr. peterkin, Of Richmond, were expected
to 0ficiate.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Public services will be held in the North Bap-
list church. corner of Christopher and Bedford
streets, on Thursday evening, Jan. 10, to recog-
nize Elder John Quincy Adams as its pastor. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. T. Armitage, D. ID.
The Baptist Church Of Christ, in Ceres, Mexican
county, Pc, are destitute OF the preached gospel
Rev. Robert p. Stanton was dismissed from the
pastoral charge of the First Congregational church
AZ Derby, Jan. 3.
The Rev F. Roberts has been transferred by letters
dismissory from New York to Ohio, and has taken