The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
Er.i.,lnA.. Intelligence.

lc ef 80 purpose, t thc Synagogue Ncriok street
81 sunday hi'u"on, Neyepib,r u The Rabbi r ne
c.ngrsacc1. F" " ,osNi VII hold the services.
Res y. ~ ttroa torwe.ly ST Amsterdam, Holland,
wi! deliver sermon Tho lo.laniors II their native
language un' evening": the Reformed patch church
eoaer II B,etEer uul Anes slo~ts
Eey Cha p stout, OF tmris will preach this evening.
IL the Memorial church, Of Hammond street and
wavorloy rlaro.
In ,he lohu street First NJ T. church there viii be
preaching this morning. by tic pastor. Rev. Charles f.
Harris. 5abecGot everywhere. In the evening, sub
lec'-Depravty and its cure.
In the Rleecker street Uuvcrsast church, of
BECKER anu nowning streets, Rev. Benton Smith, Of Bos
ton, viii preach this morning and evening.
In the Bucih Particular Baptist church, (aer the Par
ticuiar Baptist churches IN Fngland) 900 Broadway,
OF w.uteth street entrance in Twentieth street.
there viii be preaching by the pastor Mr.. John Bennett
his morning aud afternoon.
The Rev sydney A. Corey will preach in the Eighteenth
stree. Baptist church. door west of Fifth avenue this
morning aud evening.
Rev II bert t. Dickson pastor Of the Protestant Epsco
pal Mission church, Cnton Hail. Astor place will deliver
Two sermons ioday--morping and evening.
Divine service Will be held, usual in the North Dutch
,ilntcA corner Of Fulton and William streets, this
mr. aud Afternoon.
Public worship viii be held this morning In the New
Jerusalem church tSodenoorgsp), Lyrique Hail. 765
Broadway.
In the Ninth street Church, near Broadway Rev. A. B.
Van Zsnd,, DID, pastor, will deliver discourse this
evening on "The increasing decentralization of the city"
Professor Bush will deliver a discourse before the
Brooklyn Society Of the New Jerusalem church this
morning, the A,hen@um in Atlantic street. Of
Clinton.
ORDINATIONS.
Dr. NJ
evening tie seventh Presbyterian church, OF
81 come and Ridge streets Tor the ordination Of Mr. Jo-
seph K Anderson to the Gospel ministry. Rev. r. d.
Hitchcock, D. d., is appointed to preach the sermon.
Nj. George Aon, graduate the late class of
Princeton seminary, has accepted call from the Presby
terrain church West Farms, weschester county, and
VII be ordained nf installed pastor by the Second Pres
bytuy OF New Ycrk, on Wednesday, 10th inst
AZ N adjourned meeting Of the Presbytery Of New
Bruuswi ck, N. j.. held Jamesburg church. the
4,h INST, Mr.. VIM Wells ordained TO the work Of
the Gospe ministry aud Installed pastor Of that church.
INVITATIONS.
The Spring street Presbyterian church Of this city have
presented unanmous cal. to the Rev Luther H. Van DO
Who for several years pastor of the old Tennent
church. OF Freehold n. j. and the last two years had
charge Of the Presbyterian church in the city OF paducan,
Es II Is expected that he will accept, he sup
plying theii pulpit every Sabbath.
call presented the Third Presbyterian church
IN Trcnton, N j., for Rev Henry Chaplin, Of Steuben
vie, Ohio, 10 become their pastor.
The Rev f. 4. Seelye, who has for the past seven
years occupied the pulpit Of the Presbyterian church at
Sandy hin, ~ " has received and accepted call from
the First Dutch Reformed church in Schenectady and will
enter upon his field OF labor the first of November
The congregation at Prospect and Mt Chestnut in the
Butler Iosbytsry OF the United Presbyterian church,
have extended call to Rev j. A. Clark which will be
presented o him ut the next meeting Of the Monongahea
pa lrcsbyhry
INVITATIONS AccEpTEp.
Rev. George W. Hathaway, OF the diocess Of Rhode
Island has accepted call TO the rectorship OF Trinity
church. West Troy, n. \.
Rav lanes Pratt of the docess of Maine has accented
a call 10 the Church Of the Covenant, Philadelphia.
Rev. A. R. Wolfe, late of the spinglcr Institute has
copied call 70 supply the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church at Parsppany, n J.
Rev Isaac G Ogden who has been supplying the pull
pit OF the Presbyterian church Allcgy, N. " for
year past has received and accepted call from the
church at Portvc, NJ y, and has already commenced
his sbors 10 his new field.
Tue church congregation Of Kccsvic have extend
ed 10 Rev Selden Haynes unanimous call TO become
their pastor, which he has accepted, and expects to
commence his abors there ;he first sabbath in No
vember.
The German Lutheran church worsbippng at the
% and Fourth in Washington has recently
extended eau To Rev h. NJ Burger Of Buffalo, N. ",
who has accepted, aud viii BE- installed this morning.
INVITATIONS DECLINED.
Rev. X W, B.rnwe Jr., OF Columb a, s. c., has de.
clncd the call extended 10 him 10 become the rector Of
Trinity church IN Washington.
Rev pr. 0dcnhcmer. OF Philadelphia, has declined the
Call TO becom the rector OF the parish OF the Advent in
Boston and Rev. Mr. stcsncy, the present assistant
minister viii remain in charge II the parish for the pre-
sent.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev Thomas \. Lord installed pastor Of the Con-
groyatonai church and society At West Auburn, Me-
the 2stn Sermon by Prof Packard Of Bowdoin Col
lego.
Rev n. T. Rice, n n, installed the evening OF
the 2o, u pastor the Old School Presbytera
church Of Illinois and wocott streets north side,
IN Chicago
The stone Of the edce II the First Presby
church, Of which Rev H. Robinson is pastor, in
D. al.tA shn hnis
ing ceremonies The addresses made by Rev. Dr.
Dewitt. &C Harrisburg; Rev. T. Adams Of Philadelphia,
and Rev. T. II. Robinson
Ietton was presented to the New Brunswick Presby-
terry the 4th init signed by upwards of hundred
members Of Presbyterian churches and others, nhabi
tants Of Trenton praying that they may be organized into
church, be called the Fourth Prcsby terrain church,
IrcntoR
MISCELLANEOUS.
81 Peters church. at Port Chester westcheser county,
the of interesting service Friday evening
Oct Is beng the occasion Of reopcnng the church after
material repairs and alterations The chance hsdteeen
remodecd closely resemble that of The Memorial
church, New York aud beautiful stained glass window
bad been put In representing full length figure Of ~
Bishop Illinois, the Rev Peter Chauncey, m, (the
0st rector 81 the parsh the Rev. Mcssrs James Dixon
Messrs ward, Of Mamaroucck; Bull OF Rye; Coffee Of
Fast Chcser Gaando Of New York city; J. Graea liar.
Ton, q The Free Aeadcmy William q Harrington and the
Rector (sev George G. rennelD. The Rev. NJ. Clrdcr
said Evening Prayer e. the rsater the Rev Mr.. Cofcy
read The Tsacr the Rev. Mr. Barton read the First les
son, an0 tne rev Mt Nara N'tOhus WI
ripl.on SAID tie Nceue Greed, and the Rev. Mr. Bull
the Prayers. The rector gave out the Psalm and
hymn The Rev Mr. Galladdet preached The Rev.
nr ,hanncey then came forward and expressed his
qualification at witnessing such scene the present
Eleven years he had ced that parish with
cummunicant-and he a Revolutionary soldier who was
81 the guard the execution Of Andre The Rev Mr.
asudct the rector o 81 Anncs church fof deaf mates,
then came forward and showed the adaptablty of the
Prayer Book he stated that b. rcioiccd
20 find the rector " the parish taking Interest IN them,
and he al ~ render bis all on the occasion. lie
It.a and
planned II 10 the congregation After the second lesson,
the rector baptized seven adults, among whom
mute girl the service being translated into the sign Ian
guage by the Rev Mr. Gasudct the rector baptized her
usng the sign language also. The 0dertory then
read by the Rev, Dr. Cbauncey, ani the concluding
prayers and the hencdcton said by the Bishop Of
Illinois, The church crowded 10 ts utmost capacity
The music excellent the choir chosen from the
stegatinu and il the devote a portion OF each
Friday evening after the evening service and lecture to