The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18
Religious IateIssgsncs.
CITY CUuRCHEa.

this morning and evening.
The Rev. p. Macmenamy, d. d., and the friends of
scripturai truth, will hold their next public COME
renee on the anti Christian character of Romanism,
in Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway, between Bleeck
err and Bond streets, this evening.
Rev. James II. Sheppard, of New Hampshire, will
preach in the Sixth Uaversalist church, Twenty
fourth street, this morning and afternoon.
Rev. Robert G. Dickson, the pastor, will preach as
usual, this morning and evening, in the Protestant
Episcopal Mission church. Clinton Hall, Astor place.
Public worship will be held as usual this morning
in the New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian), LII
Lyrique Hail. 765 Broadway.
Rev. Z. O. Flagg will preach this evening in the
Memorial church, corner of Hammond street aud
Waverley place.
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach this evening in
the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
ORDINATIONS.
Last week an ordination was held at yhe chapel of
the Episcopal Theological Seminary at Alexandria.
Va both the Bishops of the diOcess being present.
The number admitted to the order Of deacons was
ten, as tollows:-John Cosby, n. II. Galusha. G: r.
Harris, w. 7. M. Jacobs, r. j. Keeling, A. M. Ran
dolph, Walter W. Williams, Henry A. Wise, Jr, all
of the docess of Virginia, j. McA. Harding, OF
Pennsylvania, and C. A. L. Richards, NJ d.. of the
diocess OF Ohio. Bishop Johns admitted to priests
shaw and r. r. Manson, all Of the diocess of Vir-
ginia.
Rev. w. II. s. Ventres was ordained to the gospel
ministry on the 9Th instant, at the First Baptist
church, in Portland, Me.
Rev. w. Fayette Davidson, formerly of Petersburg,
Va, and at present in charge Of the Seaman's Mis-
sion at Philadelphia, was ordained on the 10th ut
by Bishop Lee, of Delaware, to the Holy Order OF
Priests, the Rev. Samuel Durborow presenting the
candidate
INVITATIONS.
We learn from the Chicago Journal of the 18th
instant that the First Presbyterian church of that
city has given unanimous call to the Rev. DR.. Guy
Ter, of this city,
The First Reform Dutch church of Newark, MI
have extended call to Rev. John Gsston of POmp-
ton, to become pastor of that church.
Rev. Samuel ID. Cochrane, Of Princeton. Illinois,
has accepted the unanimous call of the First Congre
gational church of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Rev. Joseph A. Seiss, Of Boston, has accepted
call to the pastoral charge Of the Race street Luthe
ran church of Philadelphia. He will commence the
duties OF his new post early in September.
Rev. L. w. Allen, of Salem, has received call
from the Congregational church in Waipole.
Lucius H. Barnard, of the last graduating class in
Auburn Theological Seminary, has received and
cepted an invitation from the Presbyterian church
of Hannibal to preach there. As stated supply, one
year from Dec. l, 1867.
INSTALLATIONS
Few c. II. Force was installed pastor of South
Ottowa Presbyterian church, by the Presbytery OF
Ottowa, on the Sth of June
Rev. w. II. Smyth was installed pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Granville, on the 10th Of
June, by the Presbytery of Ottowa.
Rev. G. II. Taylor, OF Huron Presbytery, Ohio, was
installed pastor Of the First Presbyterian church.
Alton. Ill, on the evening of the LIST inst, by the
Alton Presbytery.
Rev. Elisha W. Bates, pastor of the Reformed Pro.
testant Dutch church OF Gilboa, installed on
Thursday evening the Gath uit., by committee
from the Chassis Of Schoharie.
Rev. David Peck was installed pastor over the
Second Congregational church of Danbury, june 20.
Rev. John G.. Hail. from the Presbytery of Otsego,
was installed pastor of the Reformed Dutch church
at Fort Plain, by the Chassis of Montgomery, On the
22d ult.
INVITATIONS nzCLNAD.
Rev. Edwin b. Webb, of Augusta, Me-, has de-
cned the call which was extended To him by the
Bowdoin street church and society in Boston 10 be
this gentleman has declined from churches in Bos-
ton and vicinity within the past year.
Rev. David Murdoch, Jr,. of New Milford. Conn,
declines the call Of the First Congregational church
and society of Waterbury, Conn.
DIsMIssALs.
Rev. Isaac Rogers was dismissed from the pastoral
charge of the Congregational church OF Pennington
Me- on the 30th ult.
Rev. William d. Bond has been dismissed from the
pastorate of the North church at St. Johnsbury, w.
on account OF III health.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Tazewell county (va.) ddrocafe announces
the death of Rev. David Young, Familiarity called
"Fatber Young He died at bis residence in that
county on Saturday. the Sd inst. He was perhaps,
the Oldest minister in Southwestern Virginia having
been preaching for the last fortyfve or fty years.
We record to-day, says the New Haven Paila-
dunn of the 10th inst the death OF the Rev. A. Is.
Chaplin. ID. d of this city. DIR. Chaplin has for
years been great sufferer by rheumatism which so
enfeebed him that he was unable 10 walk without
the aid OF clutches. lie Vas born at Sonors, March
TO- 1908. His education was first directed with
reference 10 his entering the ministry Of the Congrc.
gatlonal church, but owing ~ i'll health his plans
were changed and he studied law. lie was admitted
to practice In 1881 and immediately established
himself at Wallineford. While there be became an
Episcopalan, and as he was somewhat known a
contributor ~ various church periodicals. the con-
vention Of the diocess in 1886 elected him to edit
church paper TO be established in New Haven. The
paper was called the Chronicle If The Church, and
was edited by DIR. Chaplin for eight years. During
this time he resumed his theological studies, aud
was ordained in 1885, He was rector Of Christ
church. West Haven, until 1850. at which time he
removed TO Glastonbury and was rector OF ST. Lukes
church until 1855, when, owing TO inhrnites, he
was obliged 10 Tenquish active pastoral duties. lie
removed 10 this city and has since been engaged IN
editing the Calendar. His editorial duties were
commenced. however over year previous To hs
removal from Glastonbury. Besides numerous con-
tribuions to magazines and reye VS., Dr. Chaplin was
frequently before the puDc as the 9u'hot ~ boohs
and pamphlets. Among the former may I've men.
toned, "a View Of the Organization and Order OF
the Primitive Church." Views Of Gospel Truth
Glastonbury for Two Hundred Years" and
Classical Spelling Book His pamphlets are quito
numerous.
NEW CHURCHES.
A Congregational church Of fourteen members
was organized al Alton, MINI. June % The ma
nual of the Plymouth church OF brooklyn, N. T.,
was adopted aud they also took decided sntislivery
and Temperance ground.
A Congreg .tonal church was organized in 81.
Paul. June ", under the name Of the Plymouth
church. Fifteen persons entered into the organiza-
ton. with prospect OF a large increase.
The corner stone Of a rev brick church for the
Presbyterian Society in Fayetteville, n. Y, will be
laid with appropriate ceremonies tomorrow
The foundations for the Catholic church. college,
Sc. which are To bc erected on the corner OF Hari-
son avenue and Concord street. Boston. are COM
pieed, and the work on the supersrucure u rapidly