The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
Nea2fous Intelligence.


CRY cnUsCBrs-
Rev. O. z, q. Bdwell viii preach this morning and
evening. in the Northwes; Presbyterian church; and
Rev. Or. Parker, in the afternoon.
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will deliver another sermon
N young men this evening, in the Fifth avenue Sap
tist church.
Rev. r Robinson, Of First place Metkcdist church,
Brooklyn will preach this morning in the John street
Ssrt Methodist Episcopal chvrcs. In the evening
TIE pastor, Rev. Charles Z. harris will preach.
Rev. Edward O. Flagg, rector Of AL Saints church
Eai preach this evening, In the Memorial church.
corner OF Hammond street and Naverley place.
Divine service viii be neld as usual this morning
and afternoon in the North Dutch church corner OF
william and Fulton streets
Rev. Or. Nsoaaley win continue has Sabbath even
pg discoures 10 the young this evening In the South
putch church. Fifth avenue snd TTenty-frst street
S9eiect-Rappiness
The Rev p hacmenamy, .. d.. and missionary
friends will resume the public conference on TIE
Anti-C Christian Character Of Romarizm" in SprsaG
street Hal ls5 Spring street, this evening.
Hey. DR. Van Zandt will deliver discourse this
..sriag in The Central Reformed Dutch charoh in
Ntath street, the following text The Sabbath
nsde fol mal, and not man for the sabbath
Eov. Dr. Parke- will presch this afternoon IN the
Northwest Prestyteria church in FIftieth street.
oRDS ALTON.
Mr.. Vim. StoS dart, NJ D., was ordained 20 -he gos
Is.i ministry, ny 4 Conntrtee OF the Mineral Point
! orgregation@ Convention, at Fairpy, ~ r., on
Tre' DAY, Nov. "a
INVITATIONS.
The Congregational church and Society in Chap
liz. Conn. have invited Rev Francis Williams, late
castor O. the congregational obsrch in Bloomfield
N become reer pastor, which invitation 0e has ac
ceItee.
Rev. f. z. Swift, of South Eadley, Mass, has ac-
erptod call TO ssstle Over the Congregational
church in Cintsn n. Y. and VIII enter his labo.s
Tier. NJ once.
Rev Fra scovel has accepted the pastoral charge
ii The united congregations OF West Newark and
ep.edsyR.e.
Rev J. 3 Stewart has declined call from The
irst church of Mpscatine, lava with view 10 ac-
crrtirg call from the Third church, Oxford, Gho.
Rev Mr. Perrin, of Goshen has accepted call 10
n First Congregational church in New Britain.
Rev. JAMES Kirk OF Winchester Presbytery Vr-
,gu,a has accepted an invitation TO labor steadily
10 tue church of Ninton. Benton county, Iowa.
Rev. r. beg of Leclare Iowa has accepted an
visitation as stated supply from the churches of
Nechahcsviie and Lisbon His post Office is Lisbon,
iowa.
The First Congregational church of Waterbury
Com has extended a call to Rev. J.. EDDY of
j,eIly, 20 take toe place II Rev. w. w. Woodwork,
Ehp has resigned the passionate OF that church.
I.ey. Wl. Z. Handy has accepted an invitation as
stated supply OF the Presbyterian churches of Lewes
and Fehoboth, Nc.
Rev j. T. 6dfeett has received and accepted an
.rviiati . 20 supply the church OF Mansfield Ohio.
Pew. VIM Mcmillan, of Pi,tsburg. has received a
call rom the church Of Hamilton, Ohio.
Rev VIM. j. Alexander. OF the Presbytery of Erie.
bA~ received unanimous call from the gregation
~ "cst Union. IN the P0esbytery of Washington,
= lecome their pastor
INSTALLATIONS.
D. Pm H. na If lin
irstallc- pastor Of the new Congregational
church in Mils aukie on the I'd inst
Pey. J. K. Strong, Of Mi Idle Haddsm, Conn.,, was
iostellod over the Congregational church of New
Portion on the 23d ~ December. Sermon by Prof.
lHwr,nce, o. the East Nindso- Institute.
Rev Smith sturces was installed pastor of the Re
'urm,d Dutch church u Whitehouse, n. j., ON the
Ncltrs Railroad, on last Tuesday week.
DEATHS N THE NINIsTgY.
~. John " Perkins, pastor of the Church stree.
~. thtdist church in Boston, died on the 9TH inst
lptG f'Iiy three years.
lev. Lester lewis, pastor Of the BAPTIST church in
SiddictowR, Conn, died on Sunday LAST.
l., '. Daniel Burrows died az Mystic, Conn.,. few
.hS> since aged 81. lie represented Connecticut in
IA rrcas durir the last term Of Nunroes admins
Tatlcn. wa, one o: abe commissioners 20 define the
uud5 between massachusetts ana Connecticut: was
ye-yor o. the port of Middleton for twenty year,
q an esteemed minister Of the Gospel for sixty
s..r.
. 4 the llth inst. aged So years. Mr.. Hunt was
81 g. preach in 1894 By the PIesbytery OF New
sik
roy. Samre GILMAN, m. Of Charleston. s. C,
- ~ he eth inst. at the residence Of his sonin
the Rev. j. g. Bowen, % Kingston, Mass. The
..,sso6 Vas a native of Gloucester. Mass. where
e.. born February IS. 1871. His early years were
t-.,d in the family Of the Rev. Samuel Peabody Of
A'ki'- y n Dr Gilman furnished an account OF his
f..d."cc with this remarkable man to the Christian
I-7rfu,t. in lSi7. The paper was entitled "Rem-
w. eucss OF New England Clergyman at the Close
vi Tie Lat Century He graduated at Harvard
,lloce N lell in the class with Edward Everett,
lev Dr. Rockingham. and other well known gentle
rtn Frm 1917 TO 1919 he was connected with the
Il verify n tutor In the year last named he sc-
gItcd m invitation from the Unitarian church no
Hat.ct,r :. c.. and was soon afterwards ordained
We ha4 .abored az preacher with great acceptance
o realy forty years, and died az the pastor OF the
.ALrch over which be was settled in early manhood.
KEW CHURCHES.
TIE With Presbyterian church in Cincinnati was
'e5ir,.ted q, tie eth lest.
rhe capitol iii Methodist Episcopal church in
= q. hineton was dedicated on the 9Th inst.
hisCELLAnOUs.
= va young lldic- t"ok the veil. the 10th inst,
; 90. convent Of tho sisters OF Mercy in Pittsburg,
- ~ ~ tbens lee, % the order. The ceremony
Wz s'icnn, al q conducted by al the clergy OF st.
rails cathedral.
lie jerk" have broken ont in q protractea
"-'h dit meeting IN Indian Grove, Illinois. The
t.t.tst. 81 Jrn Il, says" The ministers who CON
~ tr1 the meetings moved them from Indian Grove
= voca ara brought with them Eve or six Of the
kerr AID thus the contagion commenced in the
ss'rer place Our informant vas present az several
~ ceilings In Avocs. and describes the scenes
ting. Frum fifty to one hundred were
TIC same time Their hands shoulders,
rcsds would be violently throxn ipo the
~ tesqte end apparently frghtful shapes.
rens bcnnets would fly OF their hair be.
n- di-hevell-d end snap like whip. In some in
siLuces ;. att eled unberevers who tired 10 resist
q ~ folding Their arms and wrapping them tightly
s-rurd their bodies; hut, in spite Of themselves
~, " =. ouldcr~-frsi and then the other-would
% i'iFed back, I'll they lost all control Of them
VS. "
The annual conference Of the Methodist Protest
~ ,hu-Ch Coz the Maryland district, will assemble
ia ptiladelplis ON the second Wednesday Of March
= q.