The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
@fiigfous Intelligence.

OF Christ I"
The Rev S'iney A. Corey will preace in the Eighteenth
street Bap,l church, door Of Fifth avenue this
morning an evening
Pow. R0 ~ Dickson, pastor Of The Protestant Fplsco
pal Mission lctch Clinton Hail. Aston place, will deliver
two sermons io>.,y-morning and evening.
In the Orchard street Universalist church. Rev. +.
Bruce will preach this morning and evening at the usual
hours.
Divine service will he he,d usual in the North Dutch
church. corner OF Fulton and William streets this
ing and afternoon
Public worship viii be held this morning in the New
Jerusalem church Swedenborgan) at Lyrique Hail. 765
Broadway.
Professor Bush will preach this morning in the New
Jerusalem church. Brooklyn, at the Athenaum corner Of
Atlantic and Clinton streets. Subject, "The Lords
Prayer"
Rev. E. j Remington will preach this evening in the
Memorial church, of Hammond street and Waiver
ley place.
In the Blocker street Universaist church, corner
Blocker and Downing streets Rev d. Reed of Boston,
will preach morning and evening
Row. Dr. Cheever will preach the Church Of tho Pur
tans this evening discourse the Inauguration Of the
First Day Of the Week the Christian Sabbath by the
Lord Jesus Christ, and its consequent divine authority
Services at half past
A sermon on The Necessity OF Combining Religious
with Literary Education will be preached to-day ~
O'Clock p NJ St Peters Church. Grand street. Jersey
City, by the Rev. J. 0Donovan, DID, The Doctor enjoys
American well European reputation. He
many years Emeritus Professor Of the Royal College OF
Maynooth, is member Of the Archaeological Society Of
Rome Honorary Member of the Society Of British Artists
author OF Rome, Ancient and MODERN" and other
literary work d much merit lie breaches in aid of the
parochal schools Of St Peters and St. Marys Tickets
are twenty i've cents each His opposition to the pho
sophcal views of the learned Dr. Brownson mpars much
OF interest to the usual eloquence OF his discourses.
ORDINATIONS.
The ordination Of W. T. Enyard, as pastor Of the Re
formed Dutch church Mott Haven Weschester county
Harlem Bridge, will take place this afternoon Rev.
Peter Strvker of New York will preach the sermon; Rev
Mr. lord OF Harlem will deliver the charge the people,
and Rev. Dr. Hardenburg viii charge the pastor.
The ceremony Of admitting Rev Henry Potter and Rev
John Cromh TO the order OF presbycrs OF the Episcopal
church. took place the 18th inst, at Trinity church
Pttsburg Rev Dr. B1wfnan Assistant Bishop of the do
CESS, officiating.
Mr. W. W Robson, recently from England, was ordained
to the gospel ministry By Ecclesiastical Council at the
instance of the Congregational church OF Windsor Mich,
the 9Th inst.
INVITATIONS.
The Fourth Presbyterian church of Cincinnati have
given unanimous call 10 Rev. A. Tudehope Of Phladcl
phia u become their pastor.
Rev f. p Kimbal has received unanimous call to la
Dor " tn the church at Wilton Junction, Iowa and re-
quests all communications to be addressed to him at that
place.
Ths second congregational church and society Of Milford
have IMAM nousy called Rev. w. n. Harvey, formerly
OF Bethel, c., 10 the pastorate Of that church.
Rev Daniel Rice, supplying the pulpit Of the
Fqhth Pre-by terrain church, Cincinnati has received
call to the second Presbyterian church Of lafayette Ind
Mr. Rice ha ALSO received a unanimous invitation TO
man with tue church where he Is now preaching.
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED.
The Rev j. N Care has accepted call to st. James
church, s. rscuse, \. Y.
The Rev 4 Beatty Of ST. Peters church Carksboro',
New Jersey LAS accepted call 70 Trinity chapel Phla
deiphIa
The Rev Or Coleman Of Philadelphia, has accepted
Gail to St john church, 1t. LOUIS.
The Rev samuel Benedict has accepted call to the
torship Of -. James church, Marietta, Georgia
Rev. p. q. Robert, having accepted call TO Christ
church, Newport parish smithneld Isle OF Wight county
Va and 81 Andrews church, Southwark, Surry county
catered upon the discharge Of his duties the LIST inst
Rev William G. Dickinson, Of Boston, has accepted
a call from the Congregational church In Kenosha
Wisconsin
Rev Moses y. Hogc a Richmond, has declined the call
OF tho second PRESBYTERIAN church Of Washington to be
come me ,astor prcrrng IN case he goes 10 washing
Ton AZ all 10 come pastor OF the Metropolitan church,
ana to besn hs labor At once in the eastern part OF the
city.
Rev Cochran, late 81 Princeton, Ill, was installed
pastor Of the Congregational church III Ann Moor MICH
Sept q
Rev n l. Rec, IN, was Installed pastor of the North
Prcsbytcra IN church in Chicago on the Goth inst.
REsIGSArIoSs.
Roy NJ ZRer, pastor of tho German Reformed church
nj Getty burg Pa, has resigned his charge.
The Rev John =. McIaren, n, for three years past
President ~ the Western University OF pennsylvania, at
Pisburg tls resigned that position
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Only s.t sunday chroniced the fact that the venc
rabe Rev Sawyer had reached the one hundred and
third ann crsary q ~ BIRTH aud was sun N compare
mise he led in Bangor, Maine On the lath inst, al the
advanced age Of hundred and three years and i've
DAYS nj funeral attended by over three thousand
people Father Sawyer born IN Hebron Conn, on
the 9th a. October, 1855 AT the age Of twenty he
entered tie army present at the capture of Bur
In he
afterwars he settled oxford, ~ H., where he remain
unt 1895 For the past half century his Geld Of labor
has been IN Bangor and vicinity. he was one OF the
founders u the Bangor Theological Seminary.
Rev Samuel G. Parker, Of Medina county, Ohio, met
with acrrhlc death on the 10th INST lie was seen 70 go
irto htl1 IN which he kept bull with pitchfork IN biz
hand for the purpose supposed, o. driving the ant
nal out About an hour after, person called at his
house 20 nvc him 10 preach funeral sermon, and was
directed by The family TO the field where Mr. u sup
posed TO be On looking for him he was found dead the
body syer the fence several rods from where the
pitchfork ay The horns and head Of the bull were
bloody tie blood and marks on the ground indicated
that the unfortunate man was sored ard pitched along by
the animal from where the ptchork was dropped
20 the fence, aud then tossed completely over u.
SIX months ago a statement the rounds OF the press
that fout graduates Of dartmouth Of them ccr
amounted ~ more than 400 years Hardly had this fact
become known than death commenced ts work. One III
The number Rev Mr. Parsons Of New Jersey, called
away Al the lge Of % Rev tsban Answorth three
quarters - century minister Of jeffrey, " H., died
about the same time having more than completed his
Lowell In b goth year, and have TO chronicle the
decrease Of the last and oldest u the four, Rev John
SAWYER Bangor, Me- who died the lith inst, aged
los year Ave DAYS Almost 10 the close OF his life
Mr.. Sawyer retained his vigcr ~ surprising degree aud
had preached occasionally during the past spring and
In early life he served In the Revolutionary aud
wounded IN Of the battles IN which he took part
Rev PANEL Waldo, recently Chaplain Of the national
House OF Representatives H. are not mistaken, the
Oldest cere in the country, engaged in the active
duties Of b. profession. HIS age about - years.
Within INC past three weeks four ccrgymen have mex
very sudden deaths On the Goth MT. Rev, " Evans
pastor Of the Presbyterian church in lane DcKab county
Illinois, was killed by lightning. ON the day Rev
John Dowiing, OF Flatbush, L. T., thrown rom
wagon, and received injuries o. which he died. few
days since Rev. r. " Green pastor Of Methodist church
in Warren, Mississippi. shot by man with whom he
had some words. On the 10th inst. Bey Samuel C.
Parker o. Medina county, Ohio, was killed by bull.
NEW CHURCHES.
The new Church Of 81. Anthony, at Grecnpont, I. T.
will BE- dedicated Sunday the 3lst inst by f3shop
az uronkvu. WI will nj he half,