The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

Madison avenue, corner Of Thirty eighth street.
Divine service is held every Sunday morning anu
asernoon in ST. Timothy Protestant EpiscopA
church. Fifty-frst street, west Of Eighth ayeple.
In St. Stephens church, corner Of Boone and
Chrystie Streets the third and last 81 the series Of
sermons ON "Contentment-A Lesson Taught by the
Times" will be delivered this evening by the rector,
Rev. DR.. Price.
St. Georges Chapel, (free church,) corner Of
Beekman and Cliff streets, is open for Divine service
every Sunday morning. afternoon and evening.
Rev. B. Peters, of Williamsburg, will preach in the
Sixth Unversaist church, Twenty street, this
morning.
Sermons will be delivered as usual to-day in the
John street First Methodist Episcopal church, by
the pastor Rev. Charles E. Harris. Morning sub
ject-Precept and example, or Christianity in faith
and works.
Rev. E. F. Remington missionary to seamen, will
preach this evening in the Memorial church, corner
Of Hammond street and Waverley place.
Divine service will be held this morning and after
noon in the North Dutch church, corner of William
and Fulton streets.
Rev. Dr. De Witt will deliver a discourse to the
Hollanders, in their own language this evening, in
the lecture room of the church corner of Blocker
and Amos streets.
The forty-frst anniversary of Sunday school No
10 Will take place AT the NOrtn berlan dptSt cnurcN,
Macdougal street this evening.
ORDINATIONS
Mr.. s. +. Scovel was ordained and installed pastor
of the Jacksonville church, Indiana, by the Presby
terry of New Albany al its late meeting.
The Presbytery Of North River O. s.. on the 10th
of November ordained and installed Mr.. Gilbert T.
Woodruff, ia recent graduate of the Theological Sc
minary at Princeton, pastor of the church of Fish
kill, New York.
Rev. s. 8. Greeley, formerly of Great Darlington,
Mass, and now of Grand Rapids, Michigan, has re-
ceived call to Columbus, Ohio.
Rev Eli Thurston has received call from the Sa.
lem street church. Worcester, Mass.
Rev. W. H. Hen de Bourck. lately of Quebec, Ca.
NADIA, has received and accepted call TO the Con-
gretional church at Dyeryle, thirty miles west of
Dubuque, Iowa.
Rev. T. II. Garfield has received and accepted
call to the pastorate of the Congregational church at
Bellvew Iowa.
Rev. DR.. Harlow, of Princetown Seminary, has ac-
cepted call from the Second Presbyterian church,
New Brunswick.
Rev. T. S. Reeve has received and accepted call
to the Presbyterian church of st. Charles, Mo.
Rev. Robert Crawford of Crookville, Penn. former
ly North Adams has accepted a call to the church
in Deerheld, Mass.
Rev. VIM. T. Eva has accepted call from the
Sixth Presbyterian church, Newark n. j., in place
of the Rev. VIM. P. Altman.
Rev. Isaac f. Carey has accepted call to the
presbyterian cnurch IN 81 Peof1a, III.
Mr.. Charles Z. Reed, recent graduate at An
dover Seminary, has received a unanimous call to
become the pastor in the Congregational church in
Maiden Centre.
The Rev. Clarke lockwood of River Head, has
received and accepted an invitation to become the
pastor OF the church in Worthwhile, Long Island.
Rev Horato Merrill has received unanimous call
from the Congregational church and society In
Rochester, ~ II.
Rev. J. w. Heay, of South Royalton Mass, has
received call to become the pastor of the Evan
gelical church in Gardner, Mass
INSTALLATIONS
The Rev. P. B. Heroy was installed pastor of the
Presbyterian church Of Bedford, NY, Oct. 80. by
the Presbytery Of Bedford. Rev. DR.. Krebs of New
York city, preached the sermon.
The installation of Rev. Thomas Baldwin Thayer,
M pastor of the Fifth Universast society of Boston,
took place on the ID inst. Sermon by Rev. f. II.
Chaplin, OF New York.
Rev. Asahel Cobb. formerly of Sandwich has
been installed over the Congregational church at
Acushnei.
Rev. William II. Marble has been installed as
pastor Of the Congregational church at Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Rev. A. W. Miller was installed pastor of the Tabb
street Presbyterian church, Petersburg Va, the
18th ult.
The Presbytery of New Albany on the 10th ult. or
dained Henry f. Thomas, jr.. and installed him pas
tor Of the church of Charestown, Ind
The Rev. A. O. Patterson u. D., was installed pas
tor Of the church of West Newton, by the Preebyte
~ Of Redstone, on the nth ult.
Rev George B. Little. whose dismisson from the
pastoral charge Of the First Congregational church
in Bangor, has been recently announced. was install
ed pastor Of the church in West Newton, on Thurs
day the 18th ult.
Rev Henry Allen was recently installed pastor of
the Congregational church in Saxonville, Mass.
Rev Ira Petibone was installed pastor OF the Con
rregational church at Winchester, Connecticut, Dc
tober n.
Rev. c. W. Cooper, formerly Of Pontiac Michigan,
was installed pastor Of the church Of slp and Hunt
ington South, tBabylon) on the 10th inst
RESIGNATION
Rev. VIM. Howe, pastor and founder Of the Union
Baptist church, Boston, has rendered his resignation
on account Of i'll health
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. j. y. Drummond died in Bristol on Monday
morning the sd ult. He died after painful and
protracted sickness
We find chronicled the death OF Rev. George Fen
wick, Of the Georgetown College. II is stated that
Mr.. Fenwick was born on the ground now within the
college enclosure and has spent most of his life at
This venerable seat Of learning He was ripe
scholar. As mathematician and linguist he had
very few equals, and no superiors. He was a univer
sal fayore among the students and professors at the
college; and his company was generally courted by
all who were in the habit OF visiting the institution
lie was about sixty-three years Of age.
NEW CHURCHES.
The house Of worship belonging 10 the Congrega-
ti0nal church, in Nora. H. was dedicated 10 the
worship Of God on the 18th ult.
On the afternoon Of Sunday. Nov. Is, the new
house Of worship built by the First German Presby
terrain church Of Cincinnati, (Rey. William Winnis
pastor,) dedicated.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rev. Or. Forbes has resumed his duties az
pastor Of 1t. Annes Catholic church in this city.
The efforts Of MctHodists among the Germans in
this country commenced In 1885. and now numbers
n H. results 100 German preachers and $1,000 Ger
man members.
The Greenfield Gasef6 says:-Rev. DR. Chandler,
o the North society in this town. delivered excel
lent discourse on the Times, on Thanksgiving day.
During biz discourse he asked his people 70 diminish
hs salary 300 the present year. IN view Of the hard
imes A. he said he could live upon less than he now
received. His salary is s400