The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01
CITY CACRCHkS.

Public worship VII be held ths morning IN inc Nsw
Jerusalem church (sweJenbogi At Lyrique Han, No.
765 Brosdway.
Rev Jossun a. rowHe pastor of the Northwest Presby
teran church Ffsietb street. near Ogntn avenue VIII
preach this morning and evening
Rev. Or. Norris rector Of st. Philips church, will
pres,h this evening in the Memorial church, corner Of
Hammond street and Waverley Place.
rhs congregations Of the Westminster Presbyterian
church Rev Dr. McCsrys), Of the Twenty third street
Presbyterian church (ev Mr. Crks), aud OF the Twen
tynrss street Reformed Dutch church (sev Mr.. Van
Neets) will worship together during the nrst three week
n August
Inc Market street and Rutgers street congregations
viii worship together during the month OF August
the hrst three sabbahs the Rutgers street church, and
sn the two in Market street church Bob pulpHs
viii be supplied by Mr. Henry c. Alexander.
has been suggested, says the Eonssta that one Of
the results of the revival would probably the keeping
spen Of more Of the city churches than during
the warm season. The seems 10 be the Fast
tbe tine universally chosen for making the necessary
REPAIRS and moro Of them viii be closed this season than
usual Nearly al the leading Episcopal churches,
Trinity, will be shut in AugMt for this purpose. The
Rev. Dr. Phillips and the Rev. Dr. Alexandsrs churches
Fifth will be closed, and the congregations VIII
meet Rev. DR.. Pots church But al the pastors
viii be away. The Rev. DIR. Hutton's church on Wash
nston square will be closed Rev. Mr. strykers church
Smhs, Sixth avenue, have but one service day u
August and that will be conducted by strangers, for
about Eve weeks large part Of the regular worrhpers
m our city churches viii be away
The following minister's viii ofics.e in the Church OF
AN Souls curing the present month:SoDdsy, August
O. Rev Nj Oordner, OF Montreal; Sunday, August Is,
Rev Mr.. Cordner, OF Montreal Sunday, August a. Rsy
pr. Hill, of Worcester; Sunday, August 20, Rev. Mr.
conway, OF Cincinnati.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. T. A. Merrill ordained evangelis. ct Brig
iol Hills, Me- July IA.
installed as pastor of Congreg aonal church at
ehicepee Fais, ON The 2lst nit.
INVITATIONS.
Rev DR.. B. Shaw, Of the Brick church, Rochester,
has received urgent call from church RI Chicago.
Prof Henry Fowler, Of the Rochester University
unanimous call from the Second Presbyterian society
Of Auburn, 10 become It's pastor.
Rev A. A. Baker has received and accepted call from
the Congregational church in Cornwall, w.
Rev. l. s. KsIloch has been invited to return the
pastoral charge Of the Baptist society worshppng in re
mont Temple, Boston.
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED.
The Rev. r. n. HUDSON, OF This city, has accepted the
rectorshp OF St. MchAes church. Ishheld an entered
upon his duties.
The Rev George Pennsll has accepted tho rectorshp
Of St. Peters church, Port Chester, N. Y.
The Rev T. s. browne, late assistant minister OF the
Church OF the Boy Trinity, Brooklyn, has accepted
orshp Of st. Paul's church, South Brooklyn.
Rev. n. r. Roberts, of st. Johns church, worthngton,
oh's mas accepted call from Calvary church. Whiams
burg, l.
Rev s. A. Collne of Taunton has accepted call 10 be-
tho pastor Of the Baptist church In Great Falls ~ H.
Rev. R. Dunning has accepted invitation from the
Frs. Presbyterian church Of Jordan, n. Y.
Rev. H. g. Ludlow d. D., OF gakeepsie has formal
y accepted call from the Congregational church OF o.
wego o become their PASTOR and will enter upon hs du
hes AZ an early day
INSTALLATION.
The Rev Henry Kendall WAS installed pastor OF the
Tnra church Of Pshurg, Pa the 18th ult
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
fha q lar ,lxr tnA "a NJ
Berry, aged AZ years he wns = native Of Vermont Hs
sseceeded the Rev Dr. Simpson In the Presidency Of
AZ years when he accepted The Presidency OF the Iowa
Neeieyan University 81 Mount Pleasant.
The Rev. Jeremiah Aswzser died 81 his residences, In
New Baven, the 18th u the advanced aged Of 81
years. He had long been failing health, and had TO-
many moatns been confined 70 hts house. tie native
OF New BAven and graduated at Yale in 1898, u;o
NJ Yale, and Afterwards President OF Mddtebury College
W, and Dickinson College, Pa
me Rev nr snaey, pastor OF the seood
church In Troy, died on the 3otn u,.
NEW CHURCHES.
Congregational church has been organized Ia the
ching OF Lebanon, out OF materials from the
Presbyterian church (oid SCHOOL, The church has called
. passor-Rey Mr. Roboins-but be has not given his
ansser.
me corner OF brick church for the Presby-
terrain Society In Fayetteville New York, Rev. L. II.
Red pastor was laid with appropriate ceremonies the
1ssh ln
me Warren street Methods. Episcopal church. in New
ark j., which has been in the course OF construction
for several years, now nearly completed Tue steeps,
which has Just been erscted, IL hundred and sixty
Ave feet IN height and adds much 10 the appearance OF
the structure, which Ia neatly proportoned aud ornA
mont 70 thai portion Of the city, Rev J. X. Shaw s the
pastor.
The First Presbyterian church OF Peru, indiana Rev
r. e uccabe, Minister deccA,ed house Of worship
the 4th ut
The organization OF Congregational church took pase
nj Hammond, Wisconsin, on the Tth ult.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE Rev Mr. westoa declines The spisoopate Of rex~,
s,eced Is 70 bis being Southern man taken in come,
ton With Of his actual autesedcpts their bearings
upon souahcrn principles and institutions.
Ia well known that prominent boarding house A.
Saratoga the OF clergymcn and other religious
persons and that daily prayers have long been observed
m
averaged 500 every morning service since Ia
dedication They 20 paw for a new building aui the
support Of The pastor Rev Mr. seeey formerly Of spng
neid, hass The audiences large, aud the Americans
In Paris take ns,ions pride in uphoding the under
tAkipg.
On The 9Th Of june Rev Dr. SHELL senior pastor Of the
FIRST Congregational church, North Brookded, MAss,
presched discourse appropriate the day. a. the SIX
tsth anniversary OF his settlement He n now in his
eighty fourth year. and hss lived 10 all the church
over which he was settled his youth sweps away BY
death.
me great sccer 70 the First universals, church a.
North Danvers Macs Rev. Mr. Ptnsms, during the last
winter, has rendered their present place OF worship
wholly inasequsse 10 their wants. more commedlols
church ednce now being erected snort distance above
The old one.
CHURCH STATISTICS.
me Journal Of CnUon enables 70 furnish the fol.
lowing summary Of the parosha reports Of the Epscopa
hans In OHIO
Number Of parishes OIL number OF clergy, 81; bap.
tsrs, Infants 633 adults, 170-S03 cour nations 3Gi
communicate, present number, b,2f6 Sunday school
teachers, e62 sunday school scholars, $50; c,nrbu-
tons, total, f63, $40 IS
Tho Cumberland Presbserians an OF shot from the
main body, and sent Ar mnian their Wei Of doctrine
number twenty t-o synods, eighty eight presbytsres
and one thousand ministers. The commandments number
ever one hundred thousand.
The annual report OF the Maine Missionary Society
staes that atty one years ago the Maine Missionary s.
ciety organized n Halo veil Number of ordsned
missionaries employed, "a ncentinies, is: number
commissioned last year 81. Interesting reports were
read from the different churches. Conversions had o.
Cured In these congregations folowsIu two 30 and
upwards; in ten 20 aud upwards, In nfieen 10 and IN
wards Total 800 conversions during the year. larger
By 200 than ever before.
The first Congregational church In Illinois was organ.