The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19


che proner mod. or bssis Of union Of tho two parties
Gar = tie CITY and county erned, and TO report
Aer come considerable discussion the further cousde
EsHoc OF tho resolutions was indefinitely postponed
Religious Intelligence.
SERMONS THIS DAT.
esv. Joseph NJ waite viii preach this evoniug In tho
church OF Hammond street and waverey place.
Services at 10k A. ~ and and O'Clock P. n Beats
cree.
iectc-e will be given In st. Pauls church, Harlem by
Dv Bronson, to day, at O'Clock P. N. subject-rhe
church and lu relation 70 the constitution Of tho United
States.
Nr. Golden will ID. W deliver biz concluding lecture
(e the presently the and corrupuons Of Popery
enis eveoins, ~ o'clock in the Murray Hill Mission
Hail. 900 E1th avenue, opposite Crystal Palace. Roman
Catholics are requested 10 attend.
Rev Mr. Burnet viii preach In Seventeenth street chapel
fnmedately west OF Sixth avenue at TO-. A. NJ and TX
O'Clock P. N. Several mmorsons q night,
In the John street church Mr. Nichols will preach
IN the morning, and the PASTOR Mr. Harris, In the evening
Rev. NJ: Badger will preach morning and evening in
ene South Congregational church, South Brooklyn.
0RDIsArI0NS AND NsrALLATIoNs.
Hsury r. Thompson, member OF the claes recently
graduated at hs theological Seminary at Ne. Brunswick,
Pepack, New Jersey, July 1e.
Rev Avery g. Walker ordained to the ministry Last
week u Lodi, Bergen county, Nd.
The Prcsbytery Of Erie ordained Mr.. Ambrose Dunn
over the church OF Faview and Manchester Erie county,
Ia on the Esd ut
Rev. VIM. a. wilcox was installed recently over the
Bethesda church, Reading, kasg.
Mr. Andrew ]. Jack ordained IS missionary of tho
American Board 10 Africa In the Presbyterian church,
III Charlottesville, Indiana, last Sabbath.
Mr. Edwin R. Davis, late graduate from the Auburn
theological Seminary was ordained aud installed pa,tor
Of the church Of Onondaga Valley N " on the 18th Of
JAY.
Rev Joseph Aver, late Of South KiIingly, Conn., was
Installed pastor Of the church In East Lyme, the leth
u1t
Jsmss Klbourn and The y1s ooOgTeg anonsl church in
pccSa goes 70 Sandwich, III.
rhe vestry of Trinity church 10 Ne wark N j. have ten
dessd call to Rev. EDWARD Neville, d. recently OF ST.
Thomas church. New York to become their rector The
sal has been accepted by that gentleman, who designs
Ger!og upon h lAbors In September next
TIE Maverick Church and Society Of East Boston have
e.ended q unanimous call TO Rev. Mr. Webb Of Augusta,
Rev A. Schroeder, recently Of Rochester N. r. has re-
oeived call from he German Reformed church, at De-
croft, hlch.
cevsd call 70 Tho Presbyterian church Of Bedford, n z
CALLS ACCEPTED.
Rev Jonathan Edwards, D., President Of South Hano-
xer cosSs; ind has soSeLted the eau from the West
Rev. J. rhlman Henc rick lsto Of the Danyie Semina
~ and son Of Rev. Dr. Hendrick, Of Carsvile has &C
cePted . Call 70 Zion church, near Columbia, Tom.
Pow. J. Mcneil Turner accepted the Presidency OF
tho Fate Seminary n Tallahassee, Florida and his pas
0clved
Rev. William Altman Of Newark, N. J., has received
ond aoocpted unanr cal from the Hanover street
church, Wilmington, Del
Eev. Robert W. Allen has accepted call TO the church
In JaokAonville, H.
az c, q FSIS
Presbyterian church Of Mount Joy, Penn.
RESIGNED.
Rev John Bray has resigned tho pastoral charge OF tho
baptist church at Cumberland, Nd.
Rev u Bartlett has rosgned bis charge pastor OF
Che First Presley terrain church In Crc;ev.le, Ohio.
NEW CHURCHES.
Grace church (Eplscopol) ct Orange, n was ded
Gated Thursday, the 10th inst by Bishop Dcanc This
church built in tho gothic syle 10 central location,
and - entirely conoleed excepting the spre Rev Joseph
3ush tho rector and tho congreg alton Is rapidly grow
Ing. TIE seats In this church WI DO froe.
The services connected with the laying OF the corner
Sone OF the First German Prosbytoran Church Of Cncin
mai was held On the 18th inst.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rey. Il. yinon, d. d., OF ST. Paul's Church, has de-
cned the oce OF Epsc opal Bishop OF Tcx. to which he
wa recently elected oy that diocese.
Tbs etone Of the University Of Chicago laid
on the 9Th inst With appropriate ceremonies The sto
given 70 the University by Senator Douglas, and s
very valuable The institution has already cash fund OF
ARD ooSioo 600 Of vnch was Contributed by the BAR
tsu OF Chicago eonerho institution being under the
perviston Of that determination.
shre Free VIII Bapt.ts recently held Lake village was
Che largest religious gathering that assembled In tho
Granite Slate Tho meeting GA tho sabbath was held in
most beautiful grove, the borders Of on OF the
Vnorseogee Lake. and u Ia estimated that I've thousand
people were In aendance II Ono day. and every.
thing passed Cd In quetness and docorum Tho preaching
by the Rev Messrs seere and Straight was spirited and
u high order.
clergyman OF Chcago as be vns Passing Into church,
few scndAy since handed by the sexton nch
he naturally supposed designed 10 be read o the
pulpit on breaking the seal, the mlsaivc oand
be an Invitation 70 banquet on tho opening Of hotel
Row. e Hitchcock o. tho Fifth Presbyterian church,
Baltimore has been broken from bis pastoral relations
Che change OF intemperaDce.
The following named churches In Boston are closed Of
the present tmes-1he Old South Kings chapel, Hollis
street New South, street. and Bullneh street.
The West church viii be closed Etor tomorrow for
pairs
Apowerful work OF grlco has boon In progress 10 tho
noursbpv village Of Cohoos Y, for cral months
past AID yet there is material abR OF tho 10.
terest 10 mainly connected with tho prosbyterian
church. Two three Ssbbg;hs sncc, 70 &
received into the church, OF which forty four
ce,ved OF profession Of faith.
The Rev. J. W. Rcs. ard the Rev J. Bland, with
their wives viii leave Nov York for San Francisco In tho
steamer or 10th July.
Ito Baptsts Of this country propose mission Japan.
T. SoSs who vnneo ina country Win eSmm9do,s pery
Hrdyioe at Madison unversity to NJ him 10 preach tho
gospel ir japan
TEE PREsByTKRrAT CHURCH..
The following general view Of tho Presbytorsn
church, during the year ending May 1867
synccs In connerion with the General Assembly, ~
Lfosuytercs LOO
Candidates for the ministry ................ i52
LlcentAtcs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2hT
Ministers 2,4l1
Churches 3,25l
Lcensuros ......................,..... us
Orunatioos ,..,,.....,..,..,..... l05
Install ulons 100
PASTORAL relations dissolved .................. 40
Churches organized ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Ministers received nom other denominations %
Ministers dismissed from other denominations.
.nsasrr deceascd. ...."......"............. 80
Members added on examination .......,..., I32oe
Members added certincnic ................ a,TlQ