The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24


haseh and society Of heading, Mass.
RESIGNED.
Isv beL ysmin Mills has resigned the PASTORAL charge
tAs ireses terrain church in Chicutne and it Is
acAnt.
lsv. r. Srsrrili has resigned tho o. s. chasch La
eusSviDe, fem.
Rev. r. Chipmsn has resigned the rec.orshp OF St.
ecyses church. Astoria.
the rector q st. james church Phiiadelpha, and has
cen sueseeded by the Rev. 5. B. Atkinson.
DISMISSED.
The p.sseysry Of North River has dissolved the PAS
esai relation between Rev. Geo. 4. Wawei and the
esond Presbyterian church of Peehslu aud dismissed
IN 70 the ssbytsry Of Wilmington, he having accept
can rom the Central Presbyterian church in tho
Rev. c. G. Carr dismissed a. his request from
% pastoral charge Horse Beads aAt week. to accept
20 e.. to the pastofass Of 'hs Congregational
Rev. Dsn;eiR Cxdy has been dismissed from IVES boro
6Ass-, 10 accept . call to West Cambridge
Rsv. !. p Warren has been dismissed from Plymouth
ban
the Congregational church ri Brighton, Ohio, on the
nh met " council called for that purpose, and
t0dy rec mmsnded TO the confidence OF the churches
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The yev Wosrhirgton Smith DID, the late Presi 'ent
the Univ ersity OF Vermont gifted scholar and elo-
uent reschsr died In st. Adams, on the 18th inst
While If Orange, N. ", on the 7h inst at the age Of
g. Mr. wfwas for many years pastor Of the First Pres
yteisn church. and Of excellence Of chsrac
~ sid Intellectual ability.
Th- Rev. j. W. Wilson, aged clergyman OF the Bap-
~ church, died near Thoma6viiie, Ca, ON the LIST ns
Rev Mr.. whipple of the second Methodist Episcopal
tas The harm OF Rev. Mr.. Adams Of Floyd whither he
I'd goIe but short time previously to get his morse.
sr. whippIe was seventy three years Of age He was
he pu,pit Of the Methodist church in Rome Also Of
I'm J. ". Ssebbins, OF Rochester.
NEW CHURCH..
viii he dedcsted to the service Of Almighty Cod on
mnday. the second day Of March next. The sermon
m 10 preached by the Rev. Bisaop Piercs, Of Georgia.
The dedication Of the Broad street NJ z Church, in
Newark ~ j., which took place the I'D inst, drew
ogether very large congregation, which completely
led the house in every part and the capacities Of the
ssily lestec. fhere large mum of ciergymsn
from this city and vicinity, New York and Brook
he 27sb hymn, given out BY Rev. Thomas AicC.rro af-
er which prayer was offered BY Rev J. Porter. The
22d Psalm and the 4th chapter Of Ephesans then
Iced by Rev. r; w. Wiley; after which anthem sung
ssia,ed by A. s. Holbrook Mr. Thomas N. Page oficat
dahop simpson. At the close OF the sermo On, Rev. a.
ox read statement Of the affairs OF the ehurcn fol-
ls 700; Church Ddiu1n,surs ISIS scS~sotsi d.
this, $40 oS5 s st unpaid, which it ia proposed to
sise Subscriptions were then received amounting %
evera Thousand dollars, after which the ded.atory
ices pronounced BY Bishop Simpson, and the
Tegaon dismissed. In the afternoon the services
discourse h16h0p fI0rce,
hurch South, with other exercises by Revs L R. Dunn
nd C. Vac Cieve; and again at seven O'Clock in the
vening Bshop James preached and the other exercises
seae conducted oy Revs Dr.. Kidder and A. L. Bcice.
gt MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. J. + EdvIds, pastor Of the Centenary church
Petersburg, Vs., ieit Tuesday last route for
IsIcpe.
It appears that some Of the clergy In Boonsboro Nd
SCI theie iaces against dancing and dancers The
Nd feloo Of that town. says that few Sundays ago
clergyman informed al his congregation who had en-
IN cfnn that fhav 1ar uaotv
smsssd FROM church privileges and also from the Sab
Ath school Another clergyman OF the piscs de-
veYed sermon on the 18th instant against .social
ansmg.n
The Episcopal Land Association held its annual meet
Dg In St. James church in Chicag, ILL.,, on the Goth
INST This association org for the purpose Of
yocuting sites Western towns for churches and par
Unsges. Bishops Kemper, Of Wisconsin; Les, of Iowa.
Nara, Of Rhods Island, and other distinguished clergy
has recently been stated that nearly third Of the
Aurches Of Maine are destitute Of pastors. Many
hurehes in Vermont, abe to support Minister'S say
hey not to be found Yet there of minis
srs standing In market place idle and when you ask
Nred ne
American and Foreign Christian Union, is visit
Europe for some nontha. for the purpose OF maxim
valuable in promoting the objects Of the society
spresenre.
Rsv Aionzo Hin, D. D., pastor of the first Unitarian
hurch in Worcester. Mass, win retire for seasoa
sd for twenty nine years and spend twelvemonth in
Europe, in company with his wife and daughter. His
Aranoners have voted to continue his salary during his
Assnce, and also 70 supply the pulpit at their
pease.
There is . considerable number of Norwegians Swedes
.Aurch under the ministry Of Rev j. C. MiIisr During
Ate visit to St Louis of the Norwegian ministers Ras
unseen and Thalbsrg, the Lords Supper was admins
ersd to = number Of communicates after repeated
in which the word OF God preached 70 them in
heir native tongue.
The Old School Pesbytery of Miami have recently had
Presbyterian Of the IVES, for heresy. Mr.. Bsevlle
managed the prosecution and Mr.. Brown defended HIM
eO s Of
nent-was sustained by majority Of the Presbytery
he third charge which was for preaching that there Is
on the clearest testimony to the contrary and Mr.
Browns repeated denial that he taught doctrine
not sOms mnoE points sso were not sus
|tained. The amount OF the final sentence simply
hn sdmonion to be cautious in the Of phraseoogy
hereafter Mr. Brown has taken appeal to the Synod.
Six members Of the Presbytery will carry up complaint,
Ind the church and congregation win also carry up
|semplaint TO the Synod.
Some Of the good ladies Of Hampstead gave donation
party, on the 3D. to Rev. zachArah Greene who is now
number Of the Henpsesd Inquirer furnishes the follow
ing account Of his connection with the army
entered the Revolutionary army in January 177e at
high ground facing the town Of Boston, by which the
British army driven out of Boston. was the
main ground when they sailed down the bay and anchor
ED Castle William; also whom they csnnonaded Der
chester Point the whole night with chain and grape shot,
But the God Of the army Of America was our preserve
and We had not man injured. They, yandalke burnt
Castle William and left that region but we soon heard
of them again, mailing their way to New York, OF
whch they took possession after the battle Of
Long Island. In the month of April ! passed
with army, by the way Of Providence and New Lon
don to New York ! aided In BUILDING the forts at
oskyn and heard the Declaration Of Independence for
the rs time the 4th of July, 1776 my division Of the
army marched with the great Washington their lead
err TO the tune called "Washngton's March, and came
order in square, with the Generals guards in the
centre. The reader had fun voice with earnest
tisulason. 1t music to hear the United States de-
ciared ee This Declaration was established BY loss OF
clotnes the vital blood OF many hundreds left upon
the battlefield to color and soften its hard odden turf
wa with Col Parsons, who sent TO take fort
Long leland in the battle at Throgg's Point, ana
after the battle Of White Plains. also In
the battle Of White March, above fifteen miles above
where the British robbing the people