The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-16
Religious Intelligence.
INSTALLATIONS.

On Tuesday, the 18th nst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, by
delegation from the Presbytery Of New York, the Rev
Thomas J. Evans, Of Williamsburg l. l., will be installed
as pastor Of the Greenbush Presbyterian church. OF Bau
veltvillc, Rockland county, N. 7.
Rev s. N. Robinson is TO be installed pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, at whitneys Point, N " on the
Goth inst The aged yet vigorous father Of the pastor
elect Rev. Ralph Robinson Of the Oswego Presbyery,
TO preach the sermon.
The Rev Thomas Field, lately Professor in Amherst
College, was on the 9th nst installed pastor of the
First Congregational church in New London, Conn.
Rev. Henry wickes, formerly of Princeton, Mass was
installed pastor Of the First Congregational church in
Gufford, Conn, on the 22d Of May.
The ceremony Of installing the recently chosen and first
pastor Of ST. Peters church. in Rochester took place IN
the presence of very large and intelligent audience
Tuesday evening last the 10th inst The services were
in good taste, very impressive and interesting continuing
for upwards Of two hours and expressing the attention OF
the audience from the beginning 10 the close well
known that the congregation of st. Peters have adopted
peculiares in their regular FORMS OF worship.
These will be observed in the order Of exercises on this
occasion The desk das occupied by three clergy
men, habited in black robes-Rev DR.. Murray, OF New
Jersey, OF celebrity among religious readers as Kir
wan, author Of series OF letters to Bishop Hughes Rev.
Dr. McIvaine, Of the First Presbyterian church. and Rev.
Mr. Harkness of the North State street Presbyterian
church In front of and facing the desk sat the candi-
date for installation, Rev Richard H. Richardson, former
~ OF Chicago and native OF Kentucky He wore gown
and bands Rev. Mr. Stockton, Of Vienna, formerly OF
Rochester; Rev. Mr. Ray of Seneca Falls, and also for
merry Of Rochester and Rev. Mr.. Young, OF Bethany,
associate had seats the pulpit They did
appear in robes Rev. DR.. Hail. Rev. Mr.. Enwood,
Rev. Mr. Penny and other clergymen were in the con-
gregauon, but did not take part in the services The
organ accompaniment Then followed the Salutation,
May the Lord keep thee, &C. by Rev. Dr. Mcllvane
the Lords Prayer, repeated by the people, the Psaer,
with responses by the congregation, and hymn, sung
by choir and audience Rev Mr. Ray then offered brief
and very appropriate and eloquent prayer the choir per-
formed anthem, and Rev. DR.. Murray protested 70
deliver effective discourse. Quilted
important service.
DISCUSSIONS.
Rey Wooster Parker Las asked dismiss0n from Do
Rev. c. N. Mckels has been dismissed from Barre,
Mass
NEW CHURCHES
Rev. Mr. Gleason the veteran missionary TO the Cata
rauFus Indians, is engaged in obtaining means OF
building a Presbyterian church that reservation.
There fourteen hundred Indians on that reserva
ton.
The workmcn have commenced operations at the foun-
dauon for the church building 10 be erected at the
Of Spring and Coming streets, for the use Of
Methods Episcopal congregation in Charleston, s G.
MISCELLANEOUS.
late reports the Conference Indianapolis show that
there are under the supervision and control Of this
church in the United States colleges and universities
valued coo COO In these there 9s professors and
2ee2 students Their libraries contain 76s 500 volumes
There 90 semnaries valued at 81 0OO 600, with 500
teachers and 45'2 pupils Iheir libraries contain
volumes There also two theological schools, valued
at 1926, 0o0
The annual meeting Of the Ohio Conference Of Congre
gatona churches Will meet at Dayton, on Tuesday,
June IL.
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PROTESTANT RIGHTS IN AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria has been obliged 70 interfere
specially In consequence Of the representations Of his
Protestant subjects reference the arbitrary
they have been subjected 10 since the conclusion OF the
concordat particularly In matters concerning Protestant
burals The Minister Of the Interior has, by his Maes-
ty's directions issued circular TO the municipal and po
lice authorities, recommending them TO oppose every
measure calculated 20 wound the feelings of the Proes-
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