The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31


that most Of the ladies' Il Baldwin and Gregys great
admirers Of the bold pathfinder, /" and a. matter OF
experiment the other Day amer dinner whilst sitting On
kerchefs that wished 10 soc Colonel Fremont elected
would have done your heart good 70 have seen 90
many little white emblems Tutoring In the breeze
Religious Intelligence.
bush meeting will be held at st. Romans Well Flush
ing L. L. to day ard every Sunday during the month Of
September full description win be given Of the build
ing decorations OF the Nauvoo Temple and the jour-
ney Of the Mormons to the Far West.
The Rev. A. H. Partridge, Rector Of Christ Church,
North Brooklyn will preach in the Church Of the Eppha
ny 1:0 street. between Essex and Norfolk streets
this evening.
APPOINTMENTS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BISHOP.
Today-Forenoou, at Clifton, s. IL afternoon, at Rich
mond.
Tues1ay-Afternoon, at Essex.
wednesday-Forenoon At Bouquet; afternoon, at wha-
ensburg.
Thursday-Forenoon, at Keeseville.
Frday-Forenoon, At Centreville, confirmation after.
noon, at Elenburg.
On July 25, the Rev T. L. Power NJ. B. Fortune. and
j B. Gerachty all Of the Order OF st. Dominc and Rev
John Sucky OF Milwaukee ordained priests in the
Cathedral church Of the r. Rev. Bishop Henni
The crdinasion Of Mr. Young convert 70 the Roman
Catholic Church took place IN s. Pssrcts Csthe ifsi
crowded Pontiacai wSs celebrated on the
sion Rev Nessrs. Beaudeyn and Asire acting Deacon
and Sub Deacon and Rev Mr.. McQuad as Master of the
Ceremon The candidate appeared in the vestments Of
Deacon having received the orders OF Deacon and Sub
Deacon. respectively the two days previous-acoord
ing the rituals prescribed for such occasions in the Ca
thoc Church--and at certain stage of the mass was
duly invested with the orders of priesthood by Bis lop
Bayey discourse preached during the service by
the Rev Mr. McQuaid To is said to be the second Ro
man Catholic ordination that has taken place since the
establishment In New Jersey OF their Episcopal Seethe
first being tia. Of Rev James Moran of camden.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Dr. r. Neyins, Of Massachusetts,, has ac,epted
a call TO become the pastor ofthe Congregational church
In the city OF Washington.
TIE Rev Oliver stearrs OF bingham has accepted his
appointment to the Board OF Instruction OF the Msadve
Theological School and viii become liz residing officer.
Rev. Il. A. Nelson, of Auburn, who some time since
declined the call of the First Presbyterian church in ST.
Louis has decided to accept the unanimous nvta to
fill the pulpit ard will soon enter on the duties Of his new
post.
Rev r. H. Dexter OF the Ingham Collegiate Institute,
Leroy Y, been called 10 the First Presby terrain
church, Byron n. Y.
Rev Joseph Kmbau, OF Hebron, Y, has been called
TO the Presby terrain church in Brockport, n. Y.
Rev. lauren Arnsbury, OF Chester, N. H has been
called TO the Congregational church ir Faribauit, Mn
nesoia
Rev. Gr. Roberts, crSew Bedford has besu called to
East Midway, Mas
Rev Amos a. johnson, OF the graduating class at An
Rev. VIM r. Tompkns OF the same ciiss to tho New
England Congregational church IN Brooklyn.
Rev. Charles Cutler OF the class, to Roches-
ter, N II.
Rev Edward s. Atwood has accepted call to Needham,
Macs.
Rev. W. Page, of kent Conn has been called to
Ridgebury, Conn.
Rev James Paine has accepted call to the Old School
church at somsrvilIe East Tenn.
Bev j. G. mines, OF Madison Ind, has declined the
cal pra9hyteYfau
n j.
Rev VIM Reid aas been called the Old School church
in Ceptrevtiie, Wis
Rev. Cyrus Dickinson, Of Wheeling, Va, has been
c allied 10 the Westminster church, IN Baltimore
INSTALLATION.
Rev II o. Park was Installed at Bernardston, Mass,
on the i2ih.
RESIGNED.
II Rev. s Wills resigned the pastoral care or
the Baptist church IN Sargertes, N. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Jewett, Of Nashua, N H. has resigned his
charge on account OF III health.
NEW cHUacHEs.
The corner stone Of Methodst Episcopai church
laid IN the town Of ~ dney Va on tae 25th inst
St Stephens Church educe, in Portland, Me-, having
been reconstructed aud mach enlarged and bearded,
was consecrated to the worship OF God on Wednesday
last. Ser mon by Bishop Clark. Of RI
Orange Chapel the Lutheran church At orangeburg
8. g., dedicated Sunday, nth inst. with a dis
from the Rev john BachmaD ~ D. Of Charleston.
new Presbyterian church was dedicated at Allentown
Pa. recently. Rev. J. Heensten preached the sermon.
In the afternoon sermon preached in the German
language by Rev. J. Ncgelbach.
Ano 8. church dedicated at White Plains, n. Y,
on the 2s,h INST
The corner stone Of o. 8 church at Port Penn Della
ware. lad on the 18th inst,
new @. q church eddce costing be.xeen Sc 900 and
81, 0co, in Nanaispan, Monmouth county, " J.,
Gently dedicated by n committee Of the Presbytery Of
New Brunswick.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rev. =. p Ncf-rlaId OF s. Johns church, Utica,
a.. 4. -. - - n
place OF iheRghi Rev. Bishop oRley, who persisted in
Tie Pacific
Tie cne hundrsdth anniversary or the ordination OF the
Rev Dr Joseph laihrop a. minister Of the West Spring
ned Mass church celebrated in that place, Mon
day. the 2bth inst when the an daughters OF the
returned home irrm thcr ,ant habtations, TIE
church crowded and many stood around the DOORS
unable 10 enter After hymn by Mrs. sgourney, Rev.
Dr. sprsgJe, OF Albany, delivered an address containing
erlcgy .pon III Lahrop, who died IN 1920 afer mt
nisJy Of tixty four years. procession followed tue
church exercises and dinner, nj which many speeches
we're made and letters READ
Father schafietcr Roman Catholic priest Of the Re
demp'ionst order fell down within the rails OF the altar
while singing the "Maguiacat," 10 g. Mary's church,
Batavia street B1aa0, curing vespcrs. on Sunday even
Ing the 9Th mt he lived only about hall an hour.
very learned and benevolent priest and much beloved
" bis people.
The JDiversals, state Convention Of Connecticut com.
mcnced s snnual session ~ the Inyersasi church Ia
New Haven on The 9Th ns,. and continued In sesson
two days
CNlyERsALIsr STATE CONVENTION.
Tie following report 81 The Committee Nominations
vas s30ptef;-
yg11s n A9jggYsmer.-C Canton, e. ISwrercs county
Preacher ~ The mex; occ sermon Rev f. W. Rey
nolcs. Of BCaso. Aseai o. PAPER AMI book establish
meat " SrAGan.
fe19gses 10 Taf,sF sd'et C5rV.nfi,n Clerical T. T.
CocdrCh. PIT Morse W $. Bach, I. j. sawyer, A. Kei
sey. + W. Peynolfs. sncl' lay delegates. A. T.
Moore, $ A. Rey noJis, Woo, II 81 Sake, John shat
tuck, josiah BAT ber r Graves, r = Barnum. RI Cole
man, J. Chryslcr, A. NcInstTy, y. Van Nostrand, s.
\. sherman, and q. Perry
Sd-drg Ctsanttess--Sgnday schools n. r Nye, W.
y. Bafhcr G. G. Goian George Roberts. Reforms, N.
sre. q. G. Tomhnson, r. II. pullman. State Of the
Church T. G. Brown, y. Leel. n Thatcher. Mission
sry Enterprise J. NJ Austin. A. kelsey, . G. Lvermovc.
The Trustees 81 the Harser fund for the relief indi
gent ciergymen AID their widows reported the amount Of
permanent fluid, 81, Lco, inappropriate money on
hand 81 0lo -, appropf ate5 during the year $500
some entertaining remarks were made by the Rev. Dr
sawyer the educational movement, by which we learn
that tie Uuiversais denomination, within the last few
years, have appropriated over i've hundred thousand
dollars the purposes a education They have endowed
one col eye Massachusetts,, one In Illinois, theological