The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
OUR WEEKLY SUMMARY.

CITY citRcHEs.
Rev. G. Collins. of PhiadehNA, will preach il
the Sixth UniversaIi church, Twenty fourth street
this morning and afternoon. 81.
Rev. DR.. Macauley will continue his Sabbath even
ing dsbqrses tethe young this evening in the South
Dstsh church, Fifth avenue and Twentyfirst street
s&bject-vain Thoughts.
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will deliver another sermon
to young men this evening" in the Fifth avenue Bap
tist church.
Rev. DR.. Dyer, assistant minister Of ST. Georges
church, will preach this evening, in the Memorial
church. corner of Hammond street and Waverley
pla:e.
Divine service will be held as usual this morning
and afternoon in the North Dutch church corner of
William and Fulton streets.
Divine service viii be held as usual today in the
Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hall,
under the charge of Rev. Robert G. Dickson.
The Rev. p. Macmenamy, d. D., and missionary
friends will resume the public conference on the
Errors and Absurdties of Romanism," IN Spring
Street Hail. t85 Spring street, this evening.
Rev. DIR. Fuller will preach in Calvary Baptist
church rev Mr.. Gllettes), Twentythird street,
near Fifth avenue, this evening.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. Isaac G. Ogden was ordained az an Evangelist
by the Buffalo Presbytery, at Allegheny Cattaragus
county Jan. Is.
Rev. A. s. Nickerson was ordained as an Evangelist
at North Woburn, Mass, on Tuesday last
INVITATIONS.
The South Congregational church az Pittsaeld,
Mass over which Rev. C.NB. Boynton was formerly
settled have invited Professor James Munroe, OF
0berlin, Ohio, TO become their pastor
Rev. +. Andrews has accepted call from Niles,
Michigan.
The First church and Society in Northampton,
Mass, have extended a unanimous call 10 Rev. Mr..
Eddy. OF Birmingham, Conn.,, which he has accepted.
Rev. ]. X. Young has been invited by the Congre-
gational church Of Keesve, N. Y. 10 become their
pastor
Mr. Henry A. Harlow, n recent graduate Of Prince
ton Seminary. has received and accepted call from
the Second church Of New Brunswick, N. j.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Charles Parker was installed pastor OF the
church of Bergen Point, N. j., on the Sth inst.
Rev. b. L. Agnew was installed pastor Of the Pres.
byterian church in Johnston, Pa, on the 18th inst
Rev. Thomas +. Peck was installed pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian church In Baltimore on the
nth inst.
Rev. John Bowers, late Of wilbraham, Mass, was
on the 4th inst installed pastss ~ the Third Congre
gational church and Society 81 Johnsbury, VI.
Rev. Charles w. Wood was installed at Campeo
on the I'd inst.
INVITATIONS DECLINED.
Rev. Mr.. Eddy has declined the call extended 20
nun Dy tne flfst tOnRfekatOnhl cnufCh anu Soclt'y
in Waterbury, Conn.
Rev. Mr.. Lttlejohn, Of New Haven, has declined
the Office of the Presidency Of Hobart Free College,
Geneva.
DESIGNATIONS.
Rev. James II. Morrison, ID, rector of ST. Peter
Episcopal church, in Baltimore, has resigned his
charge here and accepted call TO the rectorship
of Christ church, Lexington, Ky.
Rev. DR.. Noble has resigned the charge of St
Pauls parish, bridgeport, Conn, in consequence of
the loss of his voice.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. J. G. Welch died on the 18th inst, in Provi-
dence, n. l.
Rev. VIM. c. Kendall, member of the Genesee
Methodist Conference died on the lst inst. at West
FALL, Erie county, N. Y, in the midst of his
labors.
NEW CHURCHES.
The new Methodist Episcopal church at VISTA near
New Canaan, Conn, was dedicated few days
since.
The Baptist congregation Of wilmington. N. c..
contemplate building new and beautiful house OF
worship, the increasing prosperity Of the church
demanding larger and more suitable edihce.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At q late meeting Of the Presbytery Of Hanover
the pastoral relation existing between Rev. l.. L.
ledoux and the Third church. Richmond, Va, was
dissolveds
Rev. J. r. LOOMS, formerly professor in Water