The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19


CTTT oRURoHRS.
No. ,-.iney A. Corey will preach in the Eighteenth
D.. :, church, door wet Of Fifth avenue, thi
morning and No"ns
~. yo,s J,er> IVY, In Washington square, this morning
snd evening.
pov Moaes Bal,ou. Of Philadelphia, will preach this
onlnc ana evening in IL Blocker street Universas
church, corner Of Blocker al q Downing streets.
Rev. Robert G. Dickson paste on the Protestant Fps
CORAL Mission church. Clinton Hail. As'or place. VIII &c
uvor two sermons today, morning al uc'cnms'
Public worship will DO hold this mo. nine N the Now
Jerusalem church (swedenborgan), at L. rquc an' 'o'
Broadway.
Divine service viii be held as usual In the No IN Dutcn
church. corner Of Fulton and William streets this morn
ing and afternoon. -
Row William j. Frost rector Of the church Of the 70
eemer, Yorkve, will preach this evening in tho Memo
rial church, corner Of Hammond street and Waverley
place
Divine service viii be resumed today in the French
church ~ Esprit, corner OF Franklin and Church
streets.
farewell missionary meeting VIII be held this evening
street and EIh avenue Addresses by Dr. H. NJ Scudder
and the missionaries that are going W India.
earn win this morning and
DC street, corner OF Clinton, Brooklyn.
ORDINATIONS
Mr. George B. Stafford late cf Andovrr Theological Sc
-inary was ordained an Evangelist at Northbridge Cen
tge on tho ID inst.
Mr. Henry M Crout was ordained pastor OF the Couere
gstional church OF Putney, W, on the LIST inst
INVITATIONS.
The Rev John H. Winghcld, Jr has been called by the
congregation OF Trinity church. Portsmouth, Va TO assist
bis venerable father, Rev John II. Wnghcd, as pastor
Rev D. 8 Dickinson late of Egin, I'LL, has received
cali 70 the church Marion Iowa. and has entered upon
his labors there
Rev. r b. Doe, Of Lancaster, Mass, has received
Unanimous invitation settle the Congregational
church il Waakegan, H.
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED.
Row John Gaston OF Pompton, \. j., has accepted the
call rendered him second time by the First Reformed
Dutch church OF Newark.
Rev. James Prestly, OF New York has accepted the
call rendered him by the Second United Presbyterian
church OF Ptsburg aiey under the pastoral charge Of
Dr. Aikin) and wi assume his ministerial duties about
the lrst oil october
Rev Mr. Barnaby, of the Congress Baptist socc-
IT, in Eewburyport, Mass. has accepted call to settle
over a society in Decriield, n h.
Rev W Henry NJ Giiicrt has accepted call from the
presbyteran church Of Boonyiie Oneida county ~ y,
and expects enter his ahors there BY the first OF
October
Rev Samuel L. Gould, of Biddeford, Me-. has accepted
call the pastorac Of the Congregational Church OF
Owego Togs county, N. Y
INVITATIONS DECLINED
Rev. ". Allen, Of Salem has declined the can OF the
Congregational Church ana Society at "alpoe, Mass
Rev T. l. Cycr has declined the call OF the First Pres
byterian Church OF Chicago.
INSTALL ALTON.
The Rov. Dr.. Gordon formerly OF the Seventh avenue
Dutch Church al sshraeenburg Bergen county, New
Jersey on the 9TH INST.
DEATHS IN MINISTRY.
Rev. BENJAMIN Smith pastor Of the Congressional al
years He native Of the town grandson Of one OF
its first settlers and Of one Of the deacons Of the
church.
Tho Catholic Sandcrd records the death Of the Rev.
john Kavsnagh and Of the Rev H. Aubert both priests
OF the city New Orleans They died Of yellow fever,
TO which the duties OF their calling exposed them.
Died at Pittsburg, the 10th inst, the Rev. A. w.
Black d. d. OF the Reformed Presbyterian church DR..
Black recently received the appointment TO the chair of
formed Presbyterian church. located in Philadelphia, and
was expected take charge OF that office IN october For
oyer thirty years he exercised the ministry in Western
pennsyiysna in the same neghborhood where his father,
the Rev Dr. John Black labored Tor hall century. r.
Blacks disease WAS dyscntery.
NEW CHURCHES.
The Bishop OF Boston is expected IN Worcester, Mass,
to-day 70 bless the 81. Annes church I'd that city
new and beautiful church edihce was dedicated by
the First Baptist Society tshcrvlie N H. on the sth
inst
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bishop Doanc OF New Jersey, has forbidden the Rev.
,he aocee az Phadelphia because during wish
20 Cape MAY he invited Methodist clergyman W assist
Linn in the administration OF tho sacrament
Al the late semi centennial anniversary OF Andover
Theological Seminary, the Treasurer, Rev j. L. Taylor,
presented the following statement OF facts respecting is
rps ana son $50 600 samuel Abbott slio
600: william Bartlett Of Newburyport, sl6o 600 Moses
Brown Of Newburyport sS5 600 John Norris and wife Of
Salcm $40. 900; William Phillips $1,000, Mss "s,ao o.
worcester SIS 600 s. = Hitchcock (rccenty), $4,000;
from other sources S45 600 Making total oil ss500Oo
n 10 thu be added the endowment Of Phillips Academy,
we have the Of $3.50 600 contributed 70 sustain the
intu,ious Of learning and religion on Andover h-ahe
result Of a far seeing bencvoence.
N, r r. pcnieid Of obern College, one Of the grada
ates from the Theological Department, under appoint
mcut from the American Missionary Association 70 80 ot
"A n missionary 10 Jamaica, W.
AZ xrrscorAIIAs MINISTER SUSPENDED.
The Rev Mr.. Garden, OF the church OF ~ Matthias, IN
Philadelphia having, IT s alleged, violated canon o. me
Epscopaian church, during recea, Nsu % osps Way,
Rsshop Doanc OF New Jersey has issued proclamation
f,rhs,ng the reverend gentleman from again oicsting
within the bounds OF ms doccss. The following = thc
Bishop pr R,la,p c.npxs, fassnrrss or r Drocxss
IN The Ea.rsr Of the crc.s of the Och Of August 1858,
pubished IN the city oi Philadelphia, where You are
resident, the words following
.l,cccutly In wit on Sunday. 18th of July, the Rev
Mr. Garden on visit TO Cape May, SIN the doces New
Jersey preached there and administered the Holy
Commsplou calling the resident Methodist minister 10
assist him IN the administration u the elements Ihcre
we're other ciergyon q the church thcre one ~ more
of whom refused participate ~ 20 irregular service
have been duly certified that tc allegation tius made
a ,rne have waited tii this time FOR your cxplsnao1
or apology. have rccciyedScthcr , - =
therefore deem Il my duty, under the SKIN canS1 ~
the General Convention Of 1850 - sdmonsh YOU ~ S.
act OF msbcnavor, in violation Of that provso - ihc
ard mai rnier which you bccanc deacon and priest
mo mar shal I've accounted OF taken 20 BE- a lawful
hhop nric OF deacon in hi church, or suffered 10 exc
n,s any az lie said functions. except, he be called tried
or examined, and admitted thercunto according ~ me
so,m he~caer following hath had kcopscopal conse
Grafton OF ordination And Ana a, 0'0' 'O' 70
Ciys,, a. gycrsidc this ifh day Of September. A. ~
1853 a. w. DoANE, Bishop Of New jersey.