The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

ra c,'need to him BY the Presbyterian church Of Dane
vile, ". Y.
INSTALLATIONS
Rev hsnde was installed, on the "a inst, a. pastor
oi Inc Fiftt Prssoy tefan church IN Shaneaeles, ~
RESERVATIONS.
Rev. wm. A. Dod pastor OF the Second Pre- hyt"ran
church rrncetn ~ j., has given notice Of his nleu
ton resign bis charge and seek ordination in the Eplo
al church.
Rev. wm C. Child, Of Frampehsm, Mass, , has tender.
I'd bis resignation pastor Of the First Baptist church
hat place.
Rev. s. EDWARDS for three years pastor Of the Pres
hyerian church Of JerseyvilIe, NJ, has resigned
etaee, with the intention OF trying northern cl-
nste
NEW CHURCHES
Tue rew Methodist church Sacramento street, whc
hss recently been engaged by the clzens OF CoIoma,
California, ded Gated Sunday, Jan. 10. Tn Rev
l.. TtOnss editor of the ldLifoynig Ch5isltaa L0cQe
preached The dsdicaiory sermon.
The members Of the Church of the Unity in Bos,on
held meeting at their church the 9th instant who
Plans and estimates snbpIttae ana adopted FL
e'w church VII be commenced IN sbor, time, as noncg
euovrh las been sposrrted 30 the undertaking.
ibe meeting Adjourned slns die.
Rev R. r I.de, os 5odsoek and Rev. r. G. Smith o
Witow cretk gaB zee presby teian church 20. 81
celgi', Wis, cobsistne VI eighteen members.
Anew Coogrepa, society has been star ted a, Mad
tou WIS 10 "hica Rev NJ H. Egsestone has been inviei
to nnisief.
aIscELLANEo
The London TimfS ropresrnts the progress or
Tho taihnic eturff England as au1onufng 10 IL e or
noli,lg the; have gained few noted converts I'M, arc
4
oIe ana 90 not no~ constitute per of the pec
pie Of tfgand Ip ireland, 100, Professionalism gaming
rapidly from the Catholics the OF .b,
POPE
Rev. VIZ. Iibury, minister of congregation a. No
fnn o.a, has been suspended from tue ministerial Office
for MISCONDUCT such theft Of 5 bill from
Of his parsboners b5pg lumber and refusing pay
II stng two 'f three dollars worth OF stockings and
tens, q g manufacture Of poor widow woman and
GeifsudiDg her out If the money, &c.
Fey. T. g. Hay, the returned missionary Of the Pressy
ief'an Board OF Foreign Missions @oo abored for ten
pointed irsrct secretary Of the Amer.n Tract Society,"
ior Kentucky, Indians and Unlo
THE MOVABLE FESTIVALS OF 1853.
]; is vei known that ash Wednesday Easter and WHIT
sun.oe 90 DO. at the dates every year but
that they variable within Certain ln.is comprising
rod Of UPWARDS Of month. If tne exact date of ,hs
ooubt about the date OF Easter regulated the ether
movable holidays bot all ieara from tradition IS tb..
The erncinxcr occurred short tins after the eql
ttx ala mn'eoat-iy alter ui Moon Tne question Of
1xipg Tie Icron Of Faster ifst agatpd as Ncesn
,ocnc il the year 325 Ascess'on day Wl,tsuu.ds
were equally uhI own; but, &c ording TO lraIon
former had taken pince forty after E5sler ara IL
ia,icf by The ssrnnomca data Afforded b. tradition
being too vague % The problem Council deciisd
that every Easter shorn be cell baiec on 5e SnDIay
after The hfst full which should after tho 2oih
OF March Berce IT follows that no ili occurring
before the 2lst Of March be account and
,ha' Faster take place before the 22d Of that
month IN cennry has been bat ouc asrnr fall
ing that date--naney. that OF 1913 In 1853 tho
oii moor hafpening 70 fail Friday March ely t4s-
pe circumstances tending place Easier the month o
March are much rarer than those which make fa, ia
April for out Of the ffyeght Easters Of cealIry
fourteen have occurred In March The Iaicst dat,
possible is the 25th OF april; for stoald ,hero be fun
moon on the 2oh of March th"'' = pAscaa fuil
will occur twenty nne days ter-tha. the 18Th OK
April, and should happen iD- a-t day were sun
oay the celebration Of Easier could ouy place on
fen ou The 2otb; IN lsic ISL and 1882, On the asi y,
1895 on tb. 23d and in 1855 ii will on the 2st
very rare case Faster beng ooce fxed, all the o.her
holidays easy deter mined Thus Sunday Called
cunauagesma being the ent Sunday before Easter
tales place The eth Of March, when The Carnival BE-
gins Ash Wednesdsy falls the eth say and
whhsunosy have already been mentioned; the Trinity
ssst ssys ailer the sl.sr June ls and ne following
days are also determined BY the date Of Easter.
| W. 1850 HINTS TO EFIscopALiAss.
ssnop Delarsy, now on visit to Europe, says in ons
| ih,vo assenaed nve Ex services Eng.ud and am
! struck with ibc following pari,cuiars;--
I. Inc general and sudibie responses.
The congregation al singing.
The reading of the lessons By the memtefs of IT,,
congregation in their Bibles IN the rews
4. The pause after the bensdictfon. f.l.
D. The very little looking round and staring a es Cd o.h-
by the congregation ana the apparent attention en-
10 another letter Dec 2e) Bshop reI sr~aks thus
the weekly service held the night before ST. Iaups Ca
thedrsl, IOndcn-- ~ t.rIl
Il impressive ssrvicernore than three .heu
sand present. Iotu outstanding the rain choir of mo-s
than i've hundred volunteer singers and sung
The sermon was by the Rev. DR. rlook-exsnDoranecls
nmafe1 and Impressive, and fixed the attention ,h5
great multitude for forty The voicss of the ps
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majestic sound such an amen I heard. Il Wis
the Falls of Niagara revcrberane the praises Of Col
II carried ue forward tn st. JOHN sass:-
a voice came out Of the Throne, saying, pra,sa
our GOD, all ye His servants, and We tnat fear
linn, tosd small and great; and l heard, k ~ere,
the yoice OF great multitude, the roce OF many
waters, aud as the voice Of mighty lhunderngs saying
Ai.nsl for the Lord God ownipo;ent reisneth.' All
about us, 50 far could hear responder and
suur hut DO individual voice. male female, could o.
distinguished IN The ovsrpo~crng and harmanous Of
sound 1bere we're loug preludes inru1es ny .hs
organ. When the hymn after the he'd
ali bent down aud the preacher pronounced bene1ic
ron to which the organ choir and congregation responded
most solemn and impressive amen; all silcu, az
the grave, tor private to God os his bssiug
scrvice-a silence overpo~eriDgsieHce that bo
felt TIE immense flock then quietly dispersed
The LONDON Neics aking Of the Choir referred
the 70 eroiog extracts ssys;Tbe choir Of Eve hundred
give their services without remuneration and arc
all persons Ia whom music s simply pleasing
Many Of them are circumstances OF and afaescs
some being members the other VI the iearnei
proiessioDs" The Louson Netrs inenons .ha. the
large Congregations which the special evening
services held weekly IN 81 Panls Cathedral Westminster
Abbey, and Exeter and St. James Hall anbrd n renarz-
able proof OF the growing strength Of tie special services
fpo. mont