The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18
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Rey. Or. Talbot, rector OF Christ church, Indian
zpobs, VIII preach this evening, in the Memorial
church, corner Of Hammond street and waverley
pAce.
IN the John street First Methodist Episcopal
church, John street, the pastor, Rev. Charles +
BArris viii preach sermon this morning, ug-
gested by the present financial crisis The Rev.
Wm- Norris, presiding elder, win preach IN the
evening.
There viii be preaching in the North Dutch
church, corner Of William and Fulton streets, this
morning and afternoon. Divine service Is held in,
Mrs church every Sunday, solely for the exclusive
benefit Of citizens generally, and strangens, TO
whom seats VII be furnished by the sexton There
Is ALSO Sunday school attached to the cha.ch FOR
children down town. Prayer meetings are held
every Friday evening, and free lectures sT given
every fuesSay evening.
Divine service is held every Sunday In the Pro
.s.ant Episcopal mission church CLIFTON Hall, As
cor place in charge NJ Rev. Robert q. Dickson.
Rev. Peter StySer, pastor of the Reformed Dutch
church corner Of Brcome ard Greene streets, vii
tine afternoon yEeach q second discourse or Code
vosce Ii the PRESENT 0nancial crisis.
Rev, Haosi nanny, D. D., ard missionary frirEts
VII meet IN spring street Fall, lS5 Spring Str eet
&is evening, 20 expose the Romsh claim TO infali-
bSSsy
sermons w il he delivered to-day in the Williams
burg Cothic Meth Idist Episcopal church Grand
street c0rnC Of Even, AZ f01 A. NJ, oy Rev. John
1asi0p At 3 M, by Rev. ! y. Bro vi, pastor OF
one Seventh, avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
New York. formerly of the Troy Conferences: and in
sns eseI, g, 81 O'Clock, by Rev Or. ". ]. Stflek
lsud
P.v. DR.. Cbeever will deliver discourse this even
ing, IL tic church Of the Purit2ls. on Gods hand
N re fGaneal pane and distress, and God way
MT Of I
Rev. -nsrsim NJ. Epstein, converted Jew, will
preach his morning et Mission chapel, loo Centre
street
The Central Park Baptist church. locsted in Fifty
bird street., between Eighth avenue and Broadway,
HAVING comneted the lee IRE room OF their house of
worship will dedicste it to God day. Sermon at
l0s 4. NJ 81 Rev. Dr.. Armitage; az 81 Pm by Rev.
Stephen Rsning ton Of Brooklyn; and al : ?. N by
Rev. A. hinsman No.t, successor TO Rev. spnEcer
Il. Cone.
Lyman J. Fisher was ordained - the gsspel mi
nstsy by the First Baptist church i'll Micdletown,
ONO on the Sd inst.
Mr.. J G. Morse, member of the late graduating
GLASS al AnooSer, and nos unoer appointment as q
bone missionary in kansas, was ordained IN Sher
burn, OF Tuesaay, Sept ~
INVITATIONS.
The Baptist Society Of Orange, n. J., have called
Rev. J. b. so.se Of Albany He has accepted.
TIE Rev Charlas Packard OF North Middleboro',
has received and accepted an unanimous invitation
from the Second Congregational Church and Society
IN Biddeiord Name, 10 labor with taem in the gos-
pc ministry.
The FIRST Presbyterian church in Hights.own y.
J., have extended unanimous call TO the Rev. Mr..
Tsylor, formerly OF Shrewsbury.
The bsptist church Of aightstown have also ex.
ssded a cal TO the Rev. Mr. smith.
The Rev Joseph r Wilson, n d., pastor Of TIE
Presbyterian church %. Stanton, Va, announced on
Suadsy las; 70 his congregation Ms determination
" accept a call recently received from church in
Augusta, Georgia.
Rev W 7. Jennings has accepted unanimous
CAL from tle Frs. Presbyterian church of Seneca
Pale, y. Y.
NJ. wilsIa House. ate Of Princeton Theological
Seminary has accepted the call Of The Presbyterian
church IN Londonderry, n. VI.
Rev. Joseph L. Bennett, recently OF last Cam.
fgioge Mass, has accepted call from the C0ngre-
gRtJnsl church in Lockport, MY
Rev Suas Hswley. IT., o. Fond dc Lac, Wis, has
received . unanimous call 70 the oastorate OF tho
PresDyt ri an church OF Pevksk IL Is not cerslinly
epown whether he will accept or not.
nev. Richard V Dodge has removed from Spring
field. H.. to wheeling Va, having accepted call
70 Take harRe Of the Second church, formerly under
The care OF Rev. Cyrus Dickson.
The church left vacap. by the resignation Of DR..
RIDDLE. az pntseurg, Pa, last spring, hes invited
Rev. h.nfy Kendall Of Easi Bloomfield y. u, 10
become j. pasor.
H. accepted cal Of tae Coagre sational chlIcb
anl society il HGl6eld, Mass.
OSCILLATIONS.
An Interesting service took place last sabbath ar
6vnOon, il the Installation OF Rev. J. ID. Thomas "a
pastor Of the Welsh Congregational church in this
CITY. About five hundred Of our Welsh citizens
were gathered in their tasteful chapel in Eleventh
street The singing, in tneir native language, by
the entire congregation, was very impressive fea
euro OF the service. After prayer and the reading OF
zoe Scriptures, lley. Mr. Roberts, Of Tennessee,
gave 10 Welsh brief address upon the nature and
constitution Of q church Of Christ Dr. j. r. Thomp
delivered q charge 10 the pastor In the English
Arguage. which il generally understood by the
Welsh, though they prefer 70 hear preaching in
their native tongue. Rev. Mr. Price OF Utica. then
followed with discourse 20 the people, in Welsh,
which was eloquent and pathetic.
Rev. George W. Adams, late Of Eas. .Taf rev, ".
H was installed SEPT. 80, as pastor Of the Congrc-
sstl1nsl church at River Point, warwick, r. i.
Rev. J. r. NJ. Wright was installed over the Con.
rrcrstonal church and Society in R0ckpo1, Conn,
TIE 9eth ut
Rev, A. p. Chute was installed pastor OF the Con
eregaaonal church in Ware, Mas, on the 22d ut.
The Rev. Jonathan Edwards, ID. D., late President
Of he Scu.h Hanover college, Indiana, installei
pastor Of the cong egation worshippng In the West
Arch street PEesbytensD church, IL Philadelphia,
% the 18th inst
Rev joseph s. Barnet; was installed pastor Of the
new Congregational church, 10 Lockport, N. Y, on
the 18th Inst.
The Rev. J. Debois has resigned the charge OF The
Baptist eklrch In Well-ylle, N. ", aud accepted
the call q The Baptist church 10 HUDSON, Wis
pYATHs IN ruE MINISTRY.
Rev. Lewis Skidn0re, one OF the Oldest members
al he Virginia Conference died al his residence in
Char Iotte oounty, Va, on tho 18th inst
The New Orleans Piccytne OF the 9Th says:-The
Rev. NJ. saville, Catholic priest, who resided a.
Pointe-s .ls-liache, was, ne learn from several
sources, murdered NJ Q late hour on Saturday night
IA - osn residence. The parties who killed him
~ete disguised, sDd inflicted no less than sixteen
WOUNDS alui0~ any single Of which was Sufi-
q N4Nm r m e@w4A ~~NA hm. hl1
var ely Of rvacs u the ean@e o. this tragic deed,
bot II presert forhes- " give them currency. The
parties who committed TIE act arc said TO h. pretty
vel known.
NV CpvRcups.
The Congregational Society Of Lockport n. Y,
ksve completed tseir church edifce AMI dedcsted
" On Thursday, The 18th inst.
Tae German tDes) *. Psul'f church, In Colum.