The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07
Religious IntelIiRence.


Yhi church, corner Of Hammond street and Waverey
place, one block from the junction Of Eleventh street,
Greenwich and Seventh avenues.
Rev. s. A. Corey win preach In the Fifth avenue Bsp-
tst church this morning and evening. In the evening
ne NTH lecture Of the to young men will be de-
Evered.
Rev. T. L. Harris win preach In Academy Hall, Broad
way, opposite Bond street. this morning Subject, THE
Laws ct True Progress" Evening, "The Immortal Youth
Of Heaven"
The Rev. A. B. Van zndt D. D., OF the Central Re-
formed Protestant Dutch church, Ninth street. will de-
hvcr the third OF the OF lectures sx number
o. the general topic "The Bible the Young Mans Gude
this evening, at the shove church.
Rev r. Amber will address the association Of Inde
pendent spirtuaiss at Dodworths Hail. SOC Broadway,
morning and evening, at the usual hours.
The Rev. h. Tutte rector Of st. Lukes church,
win preach In the Church OF the Epiphany 100 Stanton
street. between Essex and Norfolk streets this evening.
ORDINATIONS
Mr.. Martin l. Howard Was ordained pastor OF the
B0sth Congregational church In Yarmouth, Mass.
The Baptist church of Norwalk Ct, recently settled
pastor Rev. L. D. Gowan, . graduate from Rochester
theological Seminary The ordination service took place
October 20.
tor OF the Central Congregationas church Of Fall river
Tuesday, 9th inst The church ediace has recently
undergone exte nsive alterations and improvements.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. f. Dickinson Bates, OF West Newbury, Mass. has
received unanimous cali from the church and society
south6oro to become their pastor. He has signihed
Rev. F. I. Cary, Of Theford, Vt, has accepted the
call Of the Congregational Church Ashland Mas from
which Rev W. W. Thayer il 70 be damissed on account
Of iii health.
Rev D. G Eddy, Of Lowell, has decided TO accept the
call become pastor the Harvard street church, Bos
nens, in Sacramento Cal has been invited to take the
rectorthp of one Of the most fourshing Episcopal con-
gregations in Mississippi.
Rev j. b Bsbec, Of Worthington, has received call
ksm the church n Williamsburg, Mass.
Rev. Mr. Dmon Of Bristol r. l., accepts the call from
the First Congregational church in Fail River.
Rev /. G. HaIock has accepted a call nom the new
CongYee ationAl church In COmac, L. l.
Rev. VIM. N. Paxton, Of Psburg, Penn, has received
umore.
called TO the German Lutheran church in Trenton N j.
INSTALLATIONS.
The Presbyery OF st. Louis met the 23d ult, ct the
sesnsh Streets for the purpose Of installing Rev Henry
A. Nekon - the pastor OF that church
Rev. James Bradshaw was installed over the Pres
byteran church, Chattanooga Tenn on the 10th OF No
vember.
Rev. Alpha Morton, formerly OF Temple. Me-, In
stalled pastor OF the church in Assabet Mass, on the
I9th cit.
Rev. A. c Chids was installed as pastor Of the Con.
gregabona church in Amesbury, Mass, Wednesday Of
ast week
Rev J. r. lawson has been installed pastor OF the Re-
Swmea Presbyterian congregation in Boston, worshippng
In Cochituatc Hall.
Rev. Albert Smith, formerly OF Vernon, Conn, was
Installed pastor OF the Presbyterian church at Monticello,
II.
RESIGNED.
Rev. Frederick Gardner nas resigned bis post ~ Rec
Dor Of Trinity church, at Lewiston Falls Maine.
Rev. James French, agent Of the American and For
eisn Bible Society, in Pennsylvania has offered his re
snaton and the hss been accepted BY the Board
NEW CHURCHES.
The church OF 81 John Baptist In lexington avenue In
the part this city OF which the Rev Cornelius
H. Dufie rector was consscrated TO the service or
almighty Cod tuesday last the I'd lnst by the Rt.
Rev. the Provisional Bishop Of the diocese.
The congregation heretofore worshpping In the Howe
street church In New Haven, have, Is said purchased
LOT the Of Chapel and York streets
5 an eligible site for . church, and excellent
selection.
Presbyterian church was dedicated in Mobile on
the 23d ult.
A Roman Catholic church ediHce has recently been
bail. N Columbia Californis was 70 be consecraled by
Bishop Alenany on the I'd November.
me Congregational house Of worship At Lafayette, Wis,
WIS dedicated on the 18th Of November.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Next Monday rs the second anniversary OF the dogma
tic dennifion by Holy Father Pope Plus X Of the
OF the Immaculate Conception Of the ever blessed
Virgin Mary.
Rev. DIT Ramsey, who has been in connection with the
Cedar street Presbyterian church In Philadelphia for
e6hce by disease OF the lungs.
Rev. J. c Caldwell. Of shebyvlle Ind, hes removed
N saltwater Minnesota Territory where he Ia about 70
organize lrcsbyterhn church.
Rev Walter AyrauIt has entered upon his duties as
rector Of 81 Johns church, CanAndagua, N. Y
Rev. Joseph Barlow Of Providence, R has removed
q ss
Rev. c. A. wossdlo, late Of Albany, has been appointed
. missionary In New York city.
The Rev J H. Luther lately OF the Baptist church Of
Pendeton, g. G. has accepted commsion rom the Mis-
sOn Board OF the sOuht Baps Convention 70 labor
Kansas.
difHcu,y has occurred In the Methods, church q,
rncase, Va over the question OF "Cnurch NORTH aud
'Church south Tho Salem Register gives the following
account OF the affair
IL seems that short tlnc back the number OF trustees
Of tine church property Fncastc had become deficient
and ON application 10 court Tor the appointment Of now
ponies should be favorable 10 The vfsnis Conference
(Cbrroh south) or the Baltimore Conference (Churcn
mo s ORR 9na nsd S ss9
Of that conferences. and an arsmpt 70 appoint ncw
trustees favorable 70 the Church South was met BY pow
erui resistance by those favorable 10 the Baltimore Con
ference The Court decided nsfAvor Of appointing trus
toes favorable 10 The Baltimore Conference II no,
OF privilege OF appointing trustees. question To-
voivnr the right Of property might have resulted drs
cucDg grea, confession and distraction IN the Methodist
congregation. Much the larger portion understand,
hold with the Church SOUTH and the appointment Of tue
new trustee VIII not be calculated to heal tho dsscnsous
Such difficulties much 10 be deplored
DEPARTURE or THE "xoRSrso STAR MISSIONARY
DRIG-RTLIGroUs EXERCISES on BOARD.
AZ about ~ NJ, yesterday says the Boston Cburi0 OF
the I'd instant religious services held board the
Morning star the famous brig which boon built
fitted by The Sabbath school children and given the A.
y. g y. N for the furtherAncc Of missionary effort
among the South Sea Islands.
The services were introduced by singing the hymn
sJesus Shalt Reign &C - The Rev Dr Worcester Then
made brief address He corrAsed the spirit manifested
by tho Bostouian who aivIsei the young prince the
Sandwich sianr 70 murder his brother with the spirit
which shown by the OF 20 day That advice
given before the missionaries had gone 10 the Islands He
well remembered what The venerable they hal with
them day, the Rev Hiram Bneha N, had written In his
journal when the voyage that carried the first mission
these islands. Adverse winds had detained them
when but days out, and Mr.. Bngham his journal
bad written the hope that the detentns might give them
favorable weather at Cape Horn, prepare the way for
them In the Islands II at nearly tmo that
the smeued William T. Tsppsu wrote toe ode bexn niug
"wae Isles OF the SOUTH The hopes expressed 10 that