The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

iy Is means OF protection; and really exigency Of
the case reD0ers this dscsgion pard0nabe At Least
| Religious Intelligence.
Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont will preach this
evening in the Memorial church, corner of Ham
mond street and Waverley place, one block from
the junction Of Eleventh street, Greenwich aud Sc
| venth avenues.
The Rev. Samuel Cooke will I'd. w. preach in
Ascension church, on the third Sunday evening of
this month, sermon in behalf Of 81. Luke's Home
| for Indge Christian Females.
Rev. Harvey D. Ganse, pastor elect, will preach
to-day in the Northwest Protestant Reformed Dutch
church, in West Twenty-third street, between Sixth
| and Seventh avenues.
| The anniversary of the Sunday School connected
with the Forty second street Presbyterian church,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, viii be held
this afternoon, in the church. Addresses will be
made BY Rev. DR.. Ferris Chancellor Of the New
York University, and Others
ORDINATIONS.
Rev. Mr.. Ravens, formerly prominent Baptist
minister at Marysville, was ordained in St. Paus
tEpiscopaD church, Newport, KY, on Sunday the
10th ult. by Bishop Smith, of Kentucky.
Rev Edward S. Atwood was ordained as pastor Of
the Congregational church in Granville. Mass
the 23d 0lr.
Rev. Leonard w. Bacon, NJ. D., son of Rev. Leon
ard Bacon, d, d., of New Haven, ordained, on
the 10th ul pastor Of the Congregational church
in Litchfeld Hill, CT.
Rev. F. T.. Mundy has been ordained and installed
pastor Of the o. S. Presbyterian church, Shutdown,
L. /.
The Unitarian Society of WATERFOWL, after three
years vain effort to select pastor, have finally made
choice Of Mr.. George Bradford, graduate Of Har-
| ward University, and he was On the 9Th inst.
daned as a preacher Of the Gospel, and installed
| over this society.
Il
| Rev. G. L. Tucker, formerly from Beoit, Wis,
/ graduate Of Union Theological Seminary has ac-
copied call from the Eastern Congregational
church, corner OF Madison and Gouverneur streets,
| New York.
Rev. H. d. Ganse, of Freehold, N J., has accepted
the call rendered him by the Northwest Reformed
| Dutch church, of New York city.
| The Rev. VIM. c. Harrington has accepted the call
OF the vestry Of st. john church, Huntingdon IL.
Rev. E. II. Richardson, of Goffstown, N. H has
received and accepted unanimous call to the First
Congregations. church and society, of Dover, N. H.
| Rev. Thomas F. Gordon, of Steubenvile. Ohio, has
accepted an invitation to supply the Sixth church in
4 Pittsburg.
| Rev. Cyrus Dickinson, OF Wheeling has accepted
call to the Westminster Presbyterian church, Bal
/ tmore.
The Congregational church in westhampton,
| Mass, has invited Mr.. Foster, of Waltham, Mass,
TO become their pastor.
i Rev. George s. M. Blauvelt of Chester, N j.. has
| received and accepted call to the Presbyterian
/ church in Racine, Wis, and is expected to enter
| upon his labors about the first of December.
/ INVITATIONS DECLINED.
Rev. Mr.. Daggett, Of Canandaigua, N. Y, has de.
clined the invitation Of the First Congregational
parish, in Northampton, Mass.
Rev. Mr. Patton Of Hartford, Ct, has declined the
call Of the First Congregational church in Gales
burg, III.
Rev. A. Manden, of westernvllc, N. Y, has de-
clined the call of the First Presbyterian church Of
Marshall, Mich.
| ISsTALLA ATOMS.
Rev. Mr.. Mikes was installed pastor Of Sixteenth
Baptist church, in this city, last Sabbath evening
Rev. Lewis Kellogg, late of Oswego, was installed
on the 10th ult., pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, in Trumansburg N. Y.
Rev. VIM. Elliott Basset, late of Yale Theological
seminary installed pastor of the Congregational
church In Central Village, South Painteld, Ct, Oct.
l4th.
Rev. J. A. Lefevre has been installed pastor OF the
| Fourth church. Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. Connect has been installed pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Deep River Saybrook, Conn.
by the o. 8. Presbytery Of Connecticut.
Rev. Y. VI. Humphrey was installed pastor Of the
Plymouth church In Milwaukee, Wis.,, on the 5th ult.
Rev. Phineas Robinson, late Of Chester, N. Y,
has been installed over the Presbyterian church In
jefferson, N. Y.
Rev. John Sailor was installed pastor Of the Con-
| gregational church in Michigan city, Ind, on the
2lst ult Sermon by Rev. H. Curtis, of Chicago.
1
Rev. Charles Nichols has been dismissed from the
Congregational church in Gilead, Conn.,, by an Ec-
clesiastical Council. He has been settled there 81
years.
DEATHS ~ THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Julius W. Stuart, assistant pastor Of Grace
church. in Charleston, $. c., died at Beaufort N. c.,
| Of yellow fever on the LIST inst.
Rev. Albert II. Holiday, recently appointed presi.
dent Of Hampden Sydney College, Va, died last
| week.
/ MrscELL ANGUS
The numerous friends of Rev DIR. Spring, of the old
brick church. In this city, will be glad to learn that
restored. His church now worship In Hope Chapel,
on broadway, while their new house II building in
| the upper part Of the ely.
The Presbyterian church ut Lancasfervile, s. c.,
| IL vacant, and committee Of the parish advertise
for pastor. They say they have secured 81 900
the salary, and married man. who has full or
ders," IL wanted Immediately as pastor.
Rev. ID. Read, pastor OF the Second Baptist church
in st. Louis, has been elected President OF Shurtlef
College at Alton Ill, and has resigned his pastoral
charge, and signhei his intention Of accepting the
| PRESIDENCY OF the college.
The Rev. VIM. II. Rally, OF the diocess OF Ohio,
has been received into the diocess Of Toronto and
appointed missionary at Haysvills, Canada West.
Rev. pr Masa on Sunday last preached to
the service baptised ~ Of their children.
Rev. O. r. Mayer has concluded his 50th year as
pastor Of st. Johns Lutheran church, Phnidel phia.
The celebration OF the doth anniversary of the
ordination of Rev. DR.. Allen, at Marlborough
Mass, took place last Thursday
Rev. Noah Porter, Of Pennington, O.,has com
pleed his half century in the First Congress
| church in that place. lie Is still vigorous and &C
tive, and will preach his anniversary sermon the
| 18th inst.
Rev. Ellis J. Newlin has been elected President OF
Delaware College, and has accepted the appoint
/ ment.
The Rev. DR.. Hoge, Of Columbus, Ohio has re-
tired from his pastoral duties, in consequence OF his
| advanced sge and increasing infrmities. He has
| been In the pastoral Office Of the Presbyterian
church for upwards Of forty years.
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