The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
Our Weekly Summary.
CITY CHURCHES.


,ty Immortality Of Man, being the second Of series
upon the Theological History Of our Earth.
Rev. Mrs Lydia A. Jenkins will preach this morning In
tAe Universalst church, Orchard street. near Broome
The pastor, Rev. Dr. Sawyer, will preach in the evening"
The Rev J. Twss, Of New Bedford, Mass will preach
the Sixth Universalst church, Twenty fourth street. this
morning and afternoon. In the evening Mrs. L. A. Jen
kiss will preach
Rev. Henry Blanchard, of Brooklyn, will preach this
evening the Blocker street Universast church.
Of Bleecker and Downing streets.
IN the Catholic Apostolic church. Sixteenth street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, preaching by
gelists topics Of interest To all baptized people will be
resumed this evening.
Divine service will be held this morning and evening
n the Protestant Episcopal Mission church. in charge OF
Rev Robert G. Dickson in Clinton Hall, Aston place.
Divine service will be held usual this morning and
afternoon in the North Dutch church, Of William
and Fulton streets
Professor G. Bush will preach this morning in the New
Jerusalem church in Eleventh street, between Third and
Fourth avenues.
the St. Paus Methodist Episcopal church, corner of
Fourth and Twenty second street, there will be
preaching this morning by the Rev. Bishop James after
nosn by the Rev Dr. Cummings President Of Wesleyan
University and in the evening by the Rev. DR.. Edwards,
Of Baltimore.
Rev Sydney A. Corey will preach as usual this morning
and evening in the Fifth Avenue Baptist church.
The Rev. P. Macmenary, D. D., and the Young Mems
Reformation Society, will consider the faith OF g. Patrick
the Romish worship OF saints and angels in Spring
street Bal, 1856 Spring street, this morning
public missionary meeting will be held this evening
At holy Trinity church. Of Clinton and Montague
streets, Brooklyn. The Rev Mr.. Henng, one Of the
speakers for the OCCASION is blind having lost his sight
while engaged missionary on the coast Of Africa
REVEALS IN HoBoKEN.
The churches in West Hoboken have all been greatly
revived In the Baptist church there have been about
sixty additions ro-iay, at l2h O'Clock Rev. Mr. Buck
Hoboken foot of Ffth street About one hundred per-
have probably been converted In connection with all
the churches In the place The entire adult population
thousand. No such revival was ever known
In this place
dreamed 70 the Gospel muistry at CarmOna, Fillmore
county, Minnesota, on the 18th OF April
INVITATIONS.
Rev VIM. NJ Steele, Of Greeneville Tenn has received
and accepted call from the vestry Of church
protestant EpiscopAD wytheviiie, Va 70 become !"
pastor
Rev. ar shrigly, Of Reading Pa, has been unani
mousy invited take the pastoral charge Of the Frs
independent Christian church" In Richmond Va He
Fad prevSuy been T invited Sss es an..
is not known what his intentions are In regard 70 ncn
mond.
Rev f. NJ Barker, Of Goochland county, Va, has been
unsnmousy called 10 the passionate OF the FRANKLIN square
Baptist church in Baltimore The call has been accepted
though the reverend gentleman viii not enter upon ms
duties for several months yet
me Maverick church and society East Boston have
extended q unanimous call 70 Rev. T. N Haskell, Of
Washington, TO become their pastor
Rev W r. Dada, OF skaneatlcs, N. y, has received
unanimous call from the First congregational church in
Jackson, Mich.
Tho North church in Springfield lately Rev. Mr..
geeley'sl have extended call W Rev Names Drummoud,
Of Lewiston Falls, Me-, 70 become their pastor.
Rev f. seabury, Of Westminster, Vt has received and
accepted invitation 10 become the pastor OF the church
IN South Roy aston, Mass.
RRsIGHATIoEs.
Rev Y. Judkins, Jr., pastor Of the First Orthodox
Congregational church. on Franklin street, somervle,
hass., has asked dismissal from his society
TN Oviait asked 70 be released from the charge
Of the Second church, Burlington, Iowa
Rev. n G. Park, Of BernardssOn, has naked dismssion
from society order 10 devote himself more fully 70
The agency for the Franklin Temperance Society.
pgArHs IN THE MINISTRY.
Raw James scott, d. ID, pastor Of the First Reformed
Dutch church in Newark, N J., died on the 10th inst
Dr. Scott says the Newark Advertiser, vss born in SCOT
land about the year 1902 and his age was consequently
about forty nine years He educated q, the unver-
atty Of Glasgow and aftcr brief engage nent private
tutor be 70 New York. where ne finished his preps
ration for the ministry and arst regularly settled
~ German Valley, Morris county, ~ J., where ne
a general fsvorise with his parish. as well as with
the vsers ~ the fashionable hotels at schooley's
Mountain Who we're ,s sSs 70 go several %es
been called 70 succeed the Rev Ransford Wells, d. the
first pastor Of the First Reformed Dutch church, Mar
large sccsions 10 hrs flock, and curing his ministry the
church. which was in pw condition when he came, and
in debt 10 the amount or about s2 0o0 freed from
pecupiary obligations and besides improving the present
ednce by expense Of 30 ooo the congregation under
his influence, raised asout 90 600 10 ad OF Rutgers
college al New Bruins wick, and sent out other
sr,ratisns vhich have since erected handsome ohch
edihces and manifested the same viso, which cssf.c
pastor Dr Scott devoted share Of his time 70 literary
Effort which resulted in b, publishing a 9, is Of s. PC.S.
warm admirer and be had himself written large part
OF poem which had absorbed share Of bis reflections
for many years and believe he Intended 10 make u
the uofk OF his life, his object probably defeated
BY his untimely death.
Rev. n r. Dunhsm pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
church Of Galena departed this life Thurs lay the 29th
nit He had lsn his people IN Cortland vile, Cortland
county n v where be bad sbored faithfully for fifteen
years hoping that change Of climate would benefit MS
failing health. HIS disease was consumption.
Rev Aaron Hunt OF Armens, Duchess seunty, ". Y,
died Al the residence OF his son 10 that torn fe~ days
Yoys Mshods, during the long period ofssy
seven years He the father OF the Rev A. Huni IT.,
now Of whitockvle, wesiches,er county
Rev Samuel Eastman, Baptist clergyman, 70 years
old, died in Ekhorn, April II.
The Right Rev George W. Freemas, D, Protestant
Episcopal Bishop Of Arkansas, died " Little ROCK on 'ne
18th OF April
Rev Eshan ospOrn, Of Fairfield, Cumberland county,
New Jersey, died there the 1st inst IL ns
year having been born in Htchhed, Fairfield county,
oonneoacu On the 2ist Of August i7Ss Mne age 2,
the Revolutionary army served the csmpsgn Of I've
and vas IN the rs.rss. through Ne. Jersey me greater
part OF his req ment we're taken prisoners At Fort Wssh
Deon, but he escaped through the happy socdentor AZ
he called u, "smercifu Provdence-o being sssen, 90
sieave for afew days, M the time surrendered
His kow soldiers, who taken died or suffered ter
riby in the told sugar house. the prison ship Or
The expiration OF his Of service he returned 70 hs
fathers home In Connecticut and after wards vent through
the regular OF studies At Dartmouth College, liz
four graduates that insttutiop ali laelv
living, whose combined ages exceeded four huudred
wears At the age Of twenty seven he was licepsed
az q minister In the Presbyterian church. and hi,
FIRST and only charge was the Old Stone church
nj Fairfield New Jersey where he resided altnccshe,
seventy years He was installed IN The y.sr 1889, sod
resionea hs charge M active pastor 1874 making