The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17


bath during the summer. Preaching by the Rev samuel
d. Alexander, ct halfpast ten and for O'Clock.
There will be preaching in the John street First n E.
church. situated In John street. to-day q usual ii lol
O'Clock A. NJ, and 7KP. M
The Rsy. DR. Macmenamy's services conducted ON the
Apostocal plan Of dealing with error at which Romansss
allowed 10 put questions and in which ministers and
held In the New Mission church. Twentieth
street. between First and Second avenues adjoining the
grammar school, on Sabbath evenings.
ORDINATIONS.
Messrf Dean and Morse OF the graduating class at
Andover to be ordained the 14h Is mi
Of the Amer lean Board, at Reading, Mass.
Mr.. william A Tenney OF the graduating class Of the
Bangor Seminary, ordained a. a missionary of the
American Board at Bangor on the 31st.
INVITATIONS.
Rev Noah Hooper, of Great Falls N. H., has accepted
the call OF the street Baptist church
and Society, IN Newburyport, Mass 10 become their
pastor.
missed for refusing to take part in political meeting
South Carolina has received unanimous cali from the
sansom street Baptist church, Philadelphia, to become
their pestor
Rev. Joseph Addery, Of Jefferson City, Missouri has
received and accepted call TO Christ church, Delevan
Wslworth county Wis.
The Rev Julius Stuart has accepted an invitation To
become assistant minister Of Grace church. Charleston
and has entered upon his work.
Rev. MIR. Roberts has accepted call to East Midway,
Mass
OF the Second o. $. church in Louisville, Ky.
Rev. f. j. Collins has been called 10 the North Presby
terian church, O s, Danville, Pa.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. H. G. Payk TO be installed at Bernardstown,
Mass, on the 18th.
Rev. Irwin Carson installed at Oskaosa Iowa, on
the 4th ult.
Rev. o. Park was installed over the O. s. church ia
Waukesha, Wis, on the t9h ult
Rev. Edward Palmer was installed at Stony Creek s.
C., on the 9th ult.
The Rev. r. C. Moore, rector Of Christ church, Will
Transport and OF st. Pauls church, Lockhaven has re
signed The charge of the latter and has been succeeded
by the Rev. Mr. Dalrymple.
Rev. William G. Hawkins, having resigned the rector
ship of the Church of the Messiah Gens Falls, N. Y.
has assumed the pastoral charge of st. Johns church,
Pequea, Lancaster county, Penn
The Rev John o Barton, having resigned the rector
ship OF ST. Johns church, Lafayette Ind taken
charge Of the Church of the Redeemer SUPERIOR Douglas
county, Wis.
IRISH of Trinity church. Berlin Wis., has accepted that
of st. James church, Downington, Chester county,
Rev Henry Clarke has res gned the pastoral charge Of
the Presbyterian church in Orient L. L.
DISMISSED.
Rev. Iferson has been dismissed from the pastoral
charge OF the Presbyterian church In Ptsford, ~ "
DEATH IN THE MINIsTRY.
Rev. William c. Wharton. pasler Of the Presbyterian
church at Milton, N. c., died on the 7th inst.
NEW CHURCHES.
Rev Mr.. Magulre's splendid new church, Saint Pa
tricks, ut Walabout Brooklyn, Is TO be soemnly ded-
Gated at half past ten O'Clock this morning.
The stone of the Catholic church Of Jamai
ca, l. l. Grey d., Farley p1storl was s,smnly laid on
The new church erected by the Third Congregational
Society in New Haven was dedicated to the worship Of
God on the 18th inst.
The new Presbyterian church at Boonvlle N. j. was
dedicated Thur sday afternoon, the l4th inst Rev A.
H. Corss, OF Holland Patent, preached the dedication
sermon.
Saratoga sprirgs was laid with appropriate ceremonies
Wednesday morning. the 18th inst In the presence OF
quite assemblage The 70 lowing clergymen were no.
tced beside the psstor OF the church, Rsv. Mr.. Wood
bridge, as present:-Rev DR.. wynkoop OF New York;
Rev. 1T Boardmsn, Of Baltimore: Rev Or. Murry. Of
New Jersey Rev. Dr. Abee of New York Ksv. Dr Bud
dneton, OF Brooklyn; Rev DR.. Phillips, OF New York
Rev. Mr. Burcheil Of New York; Rev. Mr. fully. Of
Balson and Rev. Dr. L. Beecher Of the Baptist church
In the village.
The corner stone OF the edce for the First Pres
byteran church In Chicago laid, with appropriate
exercises. on the 18th inst
The Welsh Presbyterians OF Philadelphia desire TO erect
house for religious worship where the Gospel will be
preached in Welsh and In English. They have been
shipping for time in house Of the corner Of Twelfth
nd flbert streets under many Disadvantages, which
hey purpose 10 remove 70 their new building The con
regatien however, has but limited resources and they
eel justified in the objects they have In view, In calling
aid upon those who favor such enterprises The de-
ign comes recommended by some OF tbs worthies pas
ors OF Philadelphia, OF whom says Among the
oble hands that signed the Gccaraion, seventeen
Of Cambran birth origin We also dnd that four
teen generals seven colonies, and number OF subordi
officers az the Cambran race fought and blcd on the
field OF battle In Revolutionary struggle will do all
possibly TO assist In this aadabe interchangeable
erection OF a Welsh church In Philadelphia" Donations
may be forwarded 70 the care oil the editor OF the Penn
syivaria inquire
A new Presbyterian church organized on Nusca.
tine Island, Iowa. recently This beautiful ISLAND,
about Is miles long JUS, beginning 70 b occupied by
Eastern emgrars-seycra families being from Orange
county, n Y: Twenty church members applied y the
Prtshytery az Iowa and accordingly organized nto
achuch. Rev. Mr.. O. Cass Of the keokuk Presbytery u
supplying the pul5t for the present.
MISCELLANEOUS
The ChuTchmun warmly complains OF city rectors OF
shionsblc churches, who 30 into the country al this
81 the year. leaving their parishes to take Of
thsmsclvcs'sheep without shepherd" II tho fashion.
abes 81 the congregations must go 10 10 watering PAGES
tt hcm but that reason why Ihc clergy should ol
low them 70 the neglect Of tho unashionabe poor the
Questionable STICK.
Over $50 900 have been recently raised, chiefly ia
Georgia souib Carolina Alabama and yIrgiaa AID Of
the Southern Baptist Publication Society, lo;ased In
Charleston :. C.
The New York Osrrr learns from foreign papers tina,
'the report i assuming consistency relative 20 the
laton a the OF the Pap1sy from Rome 10 Jera
salem. II h now declared that this question has already
ssen most scruusiy examined, even as FAR back the
time when the bishops met 20 determ 9 on the immacu
ia,e Conception Of The Virgin; large number % TIE
project person, whose opinion u rclsi upon, ADDS
iaa he viii sson give substantial Cor the
probability az The -'irsnslaton Of the Holy See tic
cradle q Jesus Chrtst''
The hognins Star (Frce.yn Baptisi) recently had al
article the relative growth Of the Mcthodis,s Free
viii Bap,ists. II appears hat they commenced IN THE
country about the time but tao ratio Of increase
OF the Methodists that of the Free will Baptists
been a 70 l. The ter attributes the superiority of
the Methocists 10 their probation systs their jealous
tho patronage OF and benefits secret
socsiies and the different attitude Of the bodies on
the slavery question.
The Rev C. Lore az Albany county n ". wa.
teposed from the Christian ministry charges made by
the BAPTIST church IN Grecnvle, b. ecclesiastical
council, IA April last
rr ar tha NJ notav
states Tic umber Of cergymen resident there ri 10
number Of parishes rs number Of communicants, s13
sabbath school seholars 1879 amount contributed las,
gear for bene VIOLENT objects. si1.5ss
HORRIBLE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN AFRICA.
ffrcm the Honolulu Religious Journal
Rev. Mr. Beachman. n member Of the London wes.
eyan Mission has recently returned from visit fror
africa snc 10 the sketch OF the social condition OF the ne
grocs nbsbtrg the gold coast and its vicinity he fur
bisnes truly awful pcture, thus
scarcely has 81 their barbarous and bloody Gus
tom ahanrnned from the earliest period OF which