The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-29
Religions Intelligence.
SERMONS.

Religious Intelligence.
SERMONS.
RSv. Dr. Jesse Peck, the newly stationed pastor, will
preach In the Greene street NJ E. church. this morning
and evening
By request, Rev Dr. Cheever will repeat his discourse
NE sDvinely appointed Freedom OF the Pulpit the
Senate the Press this evening in the New England
church, South Ninth street. Williamsburg, at halpast
o'clock.
Tho Rev. ?. McMenamy, b. D., aided by Christian
friends Of various denominations will continue the
Vices conducted on the Aposolca plan of dealing with
error in Spring Street Hail. 1856 Spring street. this
ming at TX O'Clock
Frederick ". Evans, with q company Of sisters and
brethren of the Society Of Shakers Of New Iabanon,
N. Y, will hold meeting at Military Hall, 1893 Bowery,
opposite Spring street. this evening. There will be
speaking and singing.
APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BISHOP.
II day. forenoon seminary ordination at Trinity church.
in tbs city.
Monday, forenoon at Rye; afternoon at Port Chester
Tuesday forenoon at White Plains; afternoon at Scars.
Wednesday, forenoon, at St, Mary's, North Castle
ORDINATIONS.
Rev W. L. Gage ordained on the 25th inst at the
Unitarian church, in Manchester, N. II.
On the Oath inst Feast OF St. John the Baptist Bishop
Timon OF Buffalo celebrated Pontifca high mass in
ST. Joseph's Cathedral and two deacons and
one priest.
INVITATION.
Rev Morrison Higgins, for nearly fourteen years pas
tor OF the Presbyterian church Havana N. Y, has
cep,ed call become pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church recently organized in the city of Rockford
ILL., and has entered on his labors there
Mr. Samuel J. Wilson, of the Allegheny Seminary has
been called to the Sixth church %. 50 Of Ptsburg.
Rev f. Hale OF Worcester MSS. has been invited to
take the pastoral charge of large and wealthy Unita
risn Society in Boston, and Is said accepts the call
INSTALLATIONS.
Mr. W 4 Campbell was installed over the o s Church
In West Haven, Va, on the Esd ut
Rev " c. Turner was installed over the Presbyterian
Church In West Mill Grove, Ohio, on the the 25th by the
Presbytery OF Maumee.
The Rev John Milton Henry will be installed pastor Of
the congregation of the resby terrain Church al Ptsylva
MIA Court House Va, on the first Saturday in July.
Rev David James was installed pastor Of the Pres
byteran Church at Flanders Morris county, n j. by the
Presbytery of Iassac, on the 18th instant
Rev Robert F. Wilson installed pastor of the Pres
byteran Church OF Clyde June 4h by the Presbytery
Geneva.
Rev Charles Goddard was installed at East Windsor
Hill, CT, on the 1lth.
Rev Thomas J. Evans was installed over the O. s.
Church of Bauveltville, N. Y, on Tuesday last.
CALL DECLINED.
Rev Or Robertson has declined the call to the Second
S Church Louisville KY. his decision in reference
TO the proiessorshp in the Danvlle Seminary has not
transpired.
The corner of the Central Presbyterian Church n
Wilmington. Del, as laid on the 18th instant.
The for the Methodist Episcopal Church to
be erected at the Of Spring and Coming streets in
Charleston, c., laid on the Gath instant with appro
pirate observances and ceremonies
The stone Of the First Universaist Church
in Fair street. Newark, n was laid the 23d instant
with appropriate ceremonies.
A new church dedicated at Ashied, Mass, on the
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following officers have been elected by the Board
Of Domestic Missions for the ensuing year-President
William 3. Crosby; Vice President, Rev John Knox p. d.
Recording Secretary Rev Harvey D. Ganse Treasurer
d. D., Isaac n. Wyckoff u. D., Gustavus Abee d. D.
Paul D. Van Cleef Msssrs William B. Crosby, Samuel B.
Schiefelin Leonard W. Kip
The following the officers just chosen by the Board
OF Publication. Rev. George W Bethune d. D.
Vice President Rev Gusavus Abeel, y. D.; Correspond
ing Secretary Rev Thomas c. Strong d. D.; Treasurer,
Rev Peter uryce; Executive Committee, Rev Drs Strong
De Witt Chambers Messrs. Maurice, . vele, Jeromus j.
johnson. Abraham j. Beekman Mortimer De Motto; Fl
Committee Messrs. JeFomus J. Johnson Maurice
f. yiee A. j. Beekman James Myers Jonathan 5. Burr.
Rev Samuel Fl. Hall, Of the Park Presbyterian church.
Syracuse has asked leave 20 resign his pastoral charge
The Presbytery meets to consider his application carly
July.
Rev. J. H. Newton has been dismissed from the pas
tora relation Of the Presbyterian church in Perrysburg
Rev John Bowers was dismissed from .wilbraham,
Mass on the I'D ult.
Rev Mr. Hall formerly of Troy, has been appointed to
supersede Rev. Mr.. Hawley IN the charge OF the Meho
dist Episcopal Church at Saratoga Springs Mr. Hawey
who breaches farewell there to-day is removed
TO Gloversvie, Fulton county
Rev Moses Kifiner formerly pastor OF the German Re-
formed Church of Hagerstown Nd, was inaugurn'ed as
Professor OF the theological Seminary at Taiin Ohio in
May last.
Alta recent congratulatory meeting given TO Rev. NJ
Cooley Fast Granville he stated that during the sixty
years OF his mnistry-a in that vage-he had laid up
sixty cents People fond Of money would hardly take to
preaching in that village
NEW YORK CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH.
BRIDGEPORT CT. June rs, 1856.
This body Of min ters adjourned this evening" after
pleasant session ol one week some OF tne more prom
william H. Norris, Presiding Elder Of the New YORK
district Forsyth street church, r NJ, HATFIELD;
Cherry street church, ". P Corbitt; Wilett street. W.
McAfister. Second street. s. W. King; Allen street. H.
Bangs Norfolk street j. f. Searle5 Ninth street. j. Hen
son; Seventh street. B. Pisbury Thirty street,
H Hustled.
Charles Smelling; York street C. Kelsey; First place }.
H. Rylance Pacific street. J, Kenneday; Carlton avenue,
j. B. Wood; Surnmerfeld Chapel, j. n. Reid South Sc
cond street s. Mtchill North Fifth street G. 7 Malo
ry South Third street. L. C. Cheney; South Fifth street
Z. L. James Flushing, T. H. Burch; Hampstead u. j.
Fox.
Bridgeport Disrict-E r. Grswod, Presiding Elder;
New Haven district A. Nash, Presiding Elder; New Ha
ven First church. N. L. Scudder John street j. Pegg,
Jr. George street W. F. Collins; Hartford l. s Weed;
Mddletown ". c. Hoyt.
the editors the first OF the Quarterly Rriec and the lat
ter Of the National Magazine.
The paper sent down from the General Conference re-
commencing an alteration of the Discipline to allow
IN, by vote OF IS in favor 10 81 against It,
The Turf.
TIVE TRoT BETWEEN Tn HIyMAy AND MIXERS DAlsEr,
BrrAIs-N seems there is an attempt at misrepresen-
ta,on on the part OF some individuals at Buffalo in rea