The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

Rev. J. l. Hatch may be expected TO preach in |
ne Church of AL Souls, CDR. Bellows, this morn
mr. and evening suhjeots;-A NJ, "rhs True |
aroupd of Christian Union" p. n, "The Insezuc-
skons of Scripture concerning Social Amusements,
NTH and Meniment, Feastiug and Wine Drink
ne;r sustained by quotations from eminent divines
--Lutber, Calvin, Chalmers, Heber, Cotton, Chan.
ming, Dewey, Park, Beecher and others.
Rev. Mr.. Burnet win preach in the Seventeenth
street chapel, Immediately west Of Sixth avenue,
mis- morning and evening. !
Rev. Dr. Asa d. Smith will preach this after
neon, in the Northwest Presbyterian church. Fieth
nseet.
Aessrs- G. R. Lederer and Ephr. II. Epstein con- |
tnue to hold their meetings, for free discussion,
every Sunday evening, at LOG Centre street. opposite
tie Tombs.
The Rev. T. L. Harris win preach today, at Acac
acDy Hall, 66S Broadway, opposite Bond street.
Rev. p. j. Codes, Formerly Rousn CRshoEc,)
viii, by special request, repeat his leosaie On
"Priestly AbsoutiOn," in the murray Hill Mission
Hall, No. e95 Six.h avenue, opposite tho Crystal
Palace, this evening.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. julius Y. Leonard, Of Bingsamton, N. Y, OF
NE Yale theological school, was ordained last SAP
bath evening, in New Haven, O. a missi,nsry Of tho
AnerScsn Bosrd-
Mr.. Amos Abbott, amembc- of the North church,
Portsmouth, N. H., was ordained, On she 9th INST,
. missionary of the A. B. c. F. H., destined to
1h0a-
Mr.. James Mcdowell was ordaiped and Installed
pastor of the diocess Of Concord and Clarendon, 3
O., on the 9Th VII.
John R Williams, B. A., OF the senior class Berke-
Ay Divinity school MiddletOWn, Conn, was ordain.
ed deacon BY che Right Rev. Bnhop Williams. on
Trinity Sunday.
Ata recent meeting Of the High street Baptist
ton was extended to Darrell weltcu, Of Newton
Theological Institution, TO become their pastor
Rev. A. P. Happier, n. D., formerly Of Pittsburg
Pa, having been prevented from returning 70 his
by she difficulties existing between the British aud
Chinese governments hss, afier comforting With the
Executive Committee Of the Board Of Foreign Mis-
SONS accepted an invitation 70 supply temporarily
tie Central Presbyterian church in Baltimore.
Rev Philip s. Evans, of Brooklyn,N. Y, has &C.
septed the call of the Thirteenth Baptist church of
Boston to become their pastor.
Rev. John Wiseman has received unanimous call
10 become the pastor Of the Presbyterian church at
Greenfield, OHIO the late charge Of DR.. Crother de-
ceased.
Rev. Oliver Crane, of Huron Wayne county, N
Y. has accepted a call to the Presbyterian church
n Waverley, Tioga county, N. Y.
Rev d. specher, of townsville, Tenn, has &C
septed a call from the Ev. Lutheran church in Men.
don, Adams county, Ill.
Rev. A. Rumpf, late of Boston, Mass has accent
ed call from the churches in Monroe county,
Pennsylvanis, recently under the care of Rev. G.
Heibg.
The Russell church in Hadley, Mass, have given
call to Rev. Franklin Tuxbury to become their pas
Rev. John R Williams has accepted call as as-
sstant to the rector of ST. Michsel's, Litchheld,
Cnn, with charge of St Psul's, Bantam Falls,
Conn.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. j. T. Hyde, who oficia- ed "a pastor of the
Su,iss the sossDcs Of Dr. Bushnell vas installed SSd
pastof of the Congregational church in niddlebury
VI, on Wednesday, June 10.
Rev. William p Davis was installed pastor of the
nsormed Dutch church Of Heidelberg, N. Y, on
he 9th ut
81 eb paTfsr hss ,ssspsd ihs Of
Iaand, and taken charge Of Trinity church, Lenox.
Rev. J. F. Fshs, late Of Newtown, Va, has been
compelled TO resign on account Of Ill health.
NEW oBusoHEs
The new Methodist church on Chestnut street, In
Portland Me-, viii be dedicated on Wednesday,
Julys
The Catholics at Port Deposit, Nd, have bought
she late residence Of f. Wilmer, and they intend
tursiDg it into church. Rev. j. Constant has
charge Of the church.
The new house Of worship erected by the Presby-
sesian church, LewisbUg, Pean., was dedicated on
Sunday, l4th inst The Rev. DR.. Murray, Of Eliza
beth City, n. J., preached the dedication sermon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. j. N. Stevenson, ID. ID recently appointed
spe Of the Secretaries Of the American Tract Socie
", in the place Of the Rev Mr.. Cook, resigned had
kas pastoral relations with the Presbyterian church
N New Albany, Ind, dissolved on the I'd Of this
month
Rev. Charles 8. Porter, of the Phillips church,
6outh Boston, Mass, has requested a dsmisslon
nom his pastoral charge
Rev. Thomas X Stewart has removed 10 Fort
Smith, Ark and taken charge Of the church In that
place
The presbytery Of Raritan, N. j., lately dissolved
the pastoral relation existing between Rev. Samuel
r. Porter and the churches of Frensntown and
kiDgwood, Nj.
ssrdeau, Missouri, ana taken charge OF the church
There.
ANGELS ON EARTH.
The following announcement emanates from q
couple OF spirituAists:-
We, the uncersigoed, do hereby humely testify,
70 the glory OF Goo the Father, and for tho benefit
OF all lovers OF truth, that angels are nov on the
earth, such ~ appeared TO Lot, Joshua, Man ,ah,
(Samson's father and mother, Jacob and abr shsm.
For we have seen Them with eyes, talked with
them, and handled them with oar hands. and do
know Of truth, that they are angek Of God sent
10 accomplish his purposes on the esrtn, As pre-
sicted by al The holy prophets since the world be-
gan. These heavenly messengers have appeared ~
a. different times by day and by night, aud under
train Of circu instances which renders II utterly
impossible that we should Ne deceived. Bot not
wthstaDding much OF this intelligence is not b be
reveal. 10 the tboua htess and VAIN, yet there are
foundation principles which are plain and eesy 20
be understood, and must now be given 70 the world
The~e principles 10 which we now refer. pertain 10
the foundation Of the great Temple or Kingdom OF
God, now 10 be reared on earth. Many mouths have
elapsed since these great truths %ers revealed,
and the angel now Gays 90 what you can 70 le, the
world know what has been Pvesled on the subject,
whether they will hear or iorbesr A chart IL in
ffonu h s o. puh tnfax
hight on this important suujec'.
IscREASE VAN DxUsEN.
HAsfA VAN Dsusks.
NnIIAssBUas, June 10, 1857.
INFORMANT cnuscH MOVEMENTS m VIRGINIA.
A numerously attended meeting Of the members
II The United Presbyterian Church. Ia Richm nd
oaty, (Rev Dr. Read s) was hello on Monday LAST,
~ which. after expansion Of the object Of the