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

N>NASfuo> AhtchkkehSts
CRY CHUhCHrs.
Rev. o, u 3. Bldwell 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
~ young men this evening in the Fifth avenue Sap
tist church
Rev. K Robinson. Of First place Aetscdist church
Brooklyn will preach this morning in The John street
S,rt Methodist Episcopal chvrcs. In the evening
The pastor, Rev. Charles T. Harris, will preach.
Rev. Edward Q. Flagg, rector Of All Saints church,
siii preach this evening, In the Memorial church.
corner Of Hammond street and Naverey place.
Divine service viii be hed as usual this morning
and afternoon in the North Dutch church corner OF
William and Fulton streets
Rev. Or. Mscalley win continue has Sabbath even
rg discour-s 10 tho young this evening in the South
Dutch church, Fifth avenue snd Twenty-frst street.
ss1tieot-RsppiBess-
The Rev ?. hacmepamy, y. D.. and missionary
friends, will resume the public conference on t.-
Anti Christian Character Of Romanizm in Sprsss
street Han, ls5 Spring street this evening.
hev DR. Van Zandt will deliver discourse this
.ssriag, in The Central Reformed Dutch churoh in
Ntah street ca the following text The Sabbath
made foi msgl, and not man for the sabbath
Ecv. pr. Parke- will preach this afternoon IN the
Northwest Presbyterian church in Fftieth street.
oRDN ALTON
Mr. VIM. Stox dart, NJ D., was ordained TO the COS.
III ministry, ny Conrnsrtee OF the Mineral Point
! crgregationsl Convention, at Farpy, sNs., on
Tue'day, Nov "a.
INVITATIONS.
Tie Congregational church and Society in Chap
lin Conn have invited Rev Francis Williams, late
castor Of tho Congregational obsrch in Bloomfield
10 become reeir pastor, which invitation 1e mas ac
csItee.
r . l.
ecptod call TO ss.tle Over the Congregational
chrrch in Clinton, N. Y. and viii enter his labors
there 1T once
Rev. Era Scove has accepted the pastoral charge
d the united congregations OF West Newark ard
Sp,edsyii.e
Rev J. Stewart has declined call from che
first church of Mpscatine Iowa. with view 10 ac-
cHrtrg call from the Thir6 church, Oxford, Chic.
Roy. Mr. Perrin, of Goshen has accepted call TO
n First Congregational church in New Britain.
Rev. Jsmes Kirk OF Winchester Presbytery, vir-
g,Lia. hes accepte5 an invitation 10 labor steadily
"a toe church of Ninton, Belton county, Iowa.
Rev. r. beg Of LeclaFe Iowa. has accepted an
.Us,talion 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.. Ed0y, of
J.eIby, 20 take the place ~ Rev. w. w. Woodwork,
Rhp has resigned the pastorate of that church.
I.ev. Wn. Z. Handy has accepted an invitation as
stated ,upply OF The Presbyterian churches of Lewes
ana EehcbOth, Nc.
Rev j. T. Bdfeett has received and accepted an
.rvla'i q 10 supply the church OF Mansfield, Ohio.
Pew. VIM Mcmillan, of Pi,,sburs has received a
cpn rom the church Of Hamilton, Ohio.
lev. Vim. j. Alexander. OF the Presbytery of Erie,
bl- received unanimous call from the congregation
~ " est Union. n the Presbytery of Washington,
= leteme their pastor.
INSTALLATIONS
Res. Wm Iielos Love, formerly Of Berlin, Conn.
irstalic- pastor Of the new Conversational
-hrrch in Msaukie on the I'd inst.
Pew. j. K. Strong. Of Mi Idle Haddsm, Conn, was
i"-telod over toe COngre gatonal church of New
frrrton on the 23d ~ December. Sermon by Prof.
l.avrnce, OF the East Nndsor Institute.
Rev. Smith Sturces was installed pastor of the Re-
'urm,d Dutch church ~ Whitehouse, n. j., On the
Vv,trsi Railroad, on last Tuesday week.
DEATHS ~ THE MINI-TRY.
p.< JOIN ". Perkins, pastor Os the Church stree.
q thtdst church in Boston, died on the 9TH inst,
lrtG f'riythree years.
iov Lester lewis, pastor Of the BAPTIST church in
N;ddlctown, Conn., died ON Sunday LAST.
Lev. Daniel Burrows died at Mystic Conn. few
say~ since AGED 81. lie represented Connecticut in
greas durir z the last term Of Nunroe's admins
.satiou, va, o. lhe commissioners 20 define the
urds betw zen Massachusetts ana Connecticut; was
Veryor a. the port of Middleton for twenty year,
q an esteemed minister Of the Gospel for sixty
S.,-.
lev Holloway W hunt Sr. died In Mercer c0un-
a the ilth INST. aged So years Mr. liant
SO t. preach IN 1894 by the PIesbytery Of New
sik
rr,. samre GILMAN. m. Of Charleston. 6. G.,
- ~ lie eth Inst. at the residence Of his sonin-
the Rev. j. g. Bowen, % Kingston Mass. The
.,ss,6d Vas a native of Gloucester, Mass. where
O.. was born February Is, 1921. His early years were
i-.,d in the family Of the Rev. Samuel Peabody. OF
A'ki,-I,N II Dr Gilman furnished an account Of his
r-d."cc with this remarkable man TO the Christian
k-rrar,t. il lSa7. The paper was entitled "Remi-
1of Nayr aud az
~ ihe Lat Century He graduated az Harvard
,Icge a. lell, ia the class with Edward Everett,
Iey Dr. Rockingham, and other well known gentle
ttn Fr'm ltl7 10 1919 he wa connected with the
4 verify ~ tutor. In the year last named he ac-
eItcd On initiation from the Unitarian church at
HaIc :, :. G, and vas soon afterwards ordained.
We ha' abored az preacher with great acceptance
tsnily forty years. and died az the pastor o. the
Llrch over which be was settled In early manhood.
TEw CBracHEz.
Th- Eirih Presbyterian church in Cincinnati was
'eSirited % TIE 9Th lest.
rte ,spitol lIill Methodist Episcopal church in
y .. hinctcu was dedicated on the 18th inst.
MISCELLANEOUS
S.ul Young iadio- L.ok the veil on the 10th inst,
% go convent of tho sisters OF Mercy in Pittsburg
1T ~ a. ITEMS lse, % the order. The ceremony
AZ siCrIn, 81 conducted by al the clergy of -.
rGFs cathedral
Tie jerk" have broken out in a protractea
H.'h DIT meeting in Indian Grove Illinois. The
tltitst. 81 Jsn Ia says" The ministers who con-
~ TED the meetings moved them from Indian Grove
. yoc4 ard brought with thea Csc or six Of the
). ken, AID thus the contagion oommenced in the
ss'r|r place our informant vas present AZ several
~ rcoiiUgs n Avoca and describes the scenes
ting. frun fifty to one hundred were
TIC same time. Their hands. shoulders,
esds would be violently tnrown inro the
tesqte and apparently frightfu shapes.
wens bcnnets would fly of, their hair be-
~. di-hevell-d end snap ike whip. Ia -ome in
siIuccs ); att cked unbe,cvers who tired 70 resist
g. ~ folding Their arms and wrapping them tightly
t-arrd their bodies; nut. in spite Of themselves
~, " - ouider~-frs one and then the other-would
ID" eri.d back, till they lost all control Of them
~ "
The auHusl conference Of the Methodist Protest
~ ,h.-cl. Coz the Maryland district, will assemble
in ptladelphis ON the second Wednesday % March
FRA n. Rev. J. W. Everest will preside over
a. r..