The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11

ChnrNn, On the Eup1eCt OF ''SnT1suhu mnSiUoHs \
discourse missions will be delivered in the evening
by the pastor, Rev. J. 7. Peck, D. d.
Rev. Charles E. Harris, pastor Of the John Street
Methodist Episcopal church, will deliver q sermon
xAs morning on the Religion Of Commerce., sug-
sesssd by the present financial panic.
The usual divine service win be held to- day IN
the North Reformed Dutch church. corner of VIII
Nam and Fulton streets
Divine service viii be held this morning and
evening in the Protestant Episcopal Mission church.
Clinton Hall, Astor place, in charge Of Rev. Robt
o. Dickson.
The Rev. Or. McNenamy will return to his origi.
nal mission premises in Spring street Hail. ls5
Spring street, tins evening.
Rev Or. Schauifier, of Constantnople, viii make
statement concerning the missionary work in Tur-
key, at the City Assembly Rooms Tabernacle
Church), No. 44s Broadway, this evening.
The Second Lecture on Religious Progress" be-
sore the Young Mems Association Of the Allen street
Presbyterian church. will be delivered 10y the pas
tor, Rev. Geo. G. Lncss, this evening
INVITATIONS.
The Second Presbyterian Church in Louisville,
KY, have voted unanimous call TO Rev. James >.
Brooks of Dayton, Ohio, to become their pastor.
Rev. E. s. Palmer has been dismissed from the
Congregational Church in Dedham, Me-, and has ac-
cepted the call from the church in Foxcroft and
Dover.
Rev. R. H. Dexter, of Byron, New York, has &C
Corfu, New York.
Rev. T. I. Waterman, formerly of Providence, has
been invited to become the pastor of the Congrega
tonal Church in Danielsonville ct.
Rev. James A. Lepps has accepted a call of the
Presbyterian congregation in Parkersburg, Va.
MsrALLATIoss.
On Wednesday evening, September so, the Rev.
William Altman was install ed pastor OF the Hanover
street Presbyterian church in Wilmington, Del.
Rev John O. Wells, formerly of Worthwhile, L. l.,
was installed pastor of the Presbyterian church IN
Greenville, n. Y, on the 23d inst
Rev. A. P Chute was installed pastor of the Con-
gregahonal church in Ware, Mass, the 22d ut.
Rev. n. J. Burton, formerly of Fair Haven, was
installed over the Fourth Congregational church in
Hartford, Conn, last Friday evening. Sermon by
Rev. DR.. Bushnell.
Rev. Owen Street, late pastor OF the Congrega-
tiona church in Ansona, Ct, was installed Sept. L.
over the High street Congregational church in
Lowell, Mass
Rev. J. Il. Fairchild, pastor of the Payson church
and Society in Boston, has resigned the resignation
10 take effect on the 10th November.
Rev. Edward F. Berkeley, for nearly twenty years
the pastor of Christ church, Lexington, KY, has
resigned the charge OF the same aud accepted call
10 ST. Georges church, of st. Louis.
Rev. Joseph Cummings, D. d has resigned his
post as President of Genesee College, in order to
accept similar position, rendered to him by the
Wesleyan University.
DEATH IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Father 0Reilly, pastor of the Catholic
church in Blackstone, died on the Sd inst, aged As
wears He was a native of Ireland, and was for
iwelse years in charge Of the Catholic church in
wooDsocket.
NEW cHuscHas.
The English Evangelical Lutheran church of ST.
James having completed their new edifce in Fiji
seenth street, bet Seen Second and Third avenues,
will consecrate IT 10 day. There viii be services in
The morning st l0a, In the afternoon at 81. and in
the evening At 7l o'clock. Besides the pastor, the
Rev DR.. schmidt of Columbia College, the Rev.
DR.. PUhlmsn, Of Albany and the Rev. DIR. Stork, OF
Philadelphia will participate IN the services
The new houses OF worship erecting on Murray
Hill and its immediate vicinity are making good
progress. The new Tabernacle church, Rev. DR..
fbompsous, is getting solid foundation laid, pre-
paratory 70 the erection Of spacious and costly
house OF worship. Ii is literally founded on rock.
Or. springs church ia up towards toe second story
above ground. II is still the "Bnck Church. bat
for the ar,cunt of money 70 be expended, lover
sl25 .OO0) the interior looks small aud apparently
viii accommodate but few more than the old Brick
Church II il MISTER of regret that church IN
such favored location should no. be able TO hold
the largest congregation
A large and most desirable LOT, left by benevo
lent lady FOR the site OF Presby terian church, on
Fourth avenue and Tbr'ytou-th street IL still uno:
cupied. Some measures have been taken for the
erection OF a new church there, whicl NAV be
perfected another season. When this Is completed
there will be six churches on Murray HUI, almost
within pistol shot Of each other.
The Beresn Baptist chapel, Grew. Mr. kenyon)
NdSy,
NtscrLL .Ssous!
large and exceedingly interesting meeting was
held IN the Presbyterian church, East fourteenth
street, Grew DR.. A. u. Smith 81, on sabbath evening"
hat Rev. DIR. Wood, Secretary OF the American
Bad; Rev. Mr.. Bushnell, FOR fourteen year, en-
gagged in the G,boon Mission, IN Western Africa
hev. Mr.. Jack VINO is about To be employed in she
same mission Rev. James Quick designated to Cey-
Ion, and Rev. Dr., smith, the pastor, delivered sd'
dresses,
"a
she call of the yestry Of the Church of The Ascen.
sion in Washington, will enter upon the duties OF
hs rectorship TO day.
Rev G. N. Chandler Of Elgn, Illinois, has sc-
cepied the pastoral charge Of the Baptist church in
WateEtOxn, y. Y.
Rev DR. ID. n Sheldon until recently q Baptist
clergyman formerly President OF Watervilie Cor
hge, j. nov preaching 70 he Unitarian Society IN
Bath.
Rev. Darwin Adams has closed his ps,torate with
fhs Congregational church In Dunstsbe, Mass, after
settlement Of seven years
The following preamble and resolutions were Of.
h-ed In the Southern synod of Pennsylvania, which
was ia session last week In Lancaster, and, on mo
lion, laid on the table for subsequent sction:-
Whereas, the habit OF dancing n extensively prac.
osed among the irreligious Of .he present age aud
through their influence many prsessed Christians
are led sstrsy- therefore,
Resa,yed, That ia tae opinion VI this synod said
practoe is regarded destructive Of vital pety and
sghly detrimental 70 the general interests OF re-
hsion.
Resolved, That in view Of these considerations
such conduct be regarded by this Synod as incoa-
sistent with church membership aad a subject de-
ssrvlng church discipline.
yuE NEw yERUsALsn CLCRcH IN BALTIMORE
iron the Rsid nacc 3ficAn OCT
A small but very neat and appropriate house OF
wur hin has lately been erected on Lombard street,
nsAs LLOYD for the OF The First German Socie.
tyug The New Jerusalem Church. in tais city. This
Was dedicated on Sunday, the Attn instant The
member u the new jerusalem Church, or OF the
-. Il l. fia1 .EntN fhA
doctrines that are un olded in The writings Of Ema1.
ad ssedenhorg. There are but few OF this church
An Baltimore. The society whose house " worship
has just been dedicated il the first and thus FAR the
o. ly society 81 The new Church among The Germsns
IA this city IL Instituted about three years ago
and IL under the pastoral care OF Rev. Arthur %.