The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

Religious IrtsItse~nre.
CITY CHDEOuE>.
Rev O. Douglas Brewsrton, 70. merry an officer of tn
United static amy, acd the author of "Rise with Ki
Carton" &C., viii preach tn at North Bsptis
church. corner Of Christopher Bedford streets Scr
vice co mencs At hal .rast ten A. ". Also in th
evening at Gethsemsne Bast church. Of Thirty
fourih and Second avenue. Service TO commences
,gt7s A.
Tpnd Uo,arisn Socicty Rev O. r. rockingham, north
OF Broadway and thirty second street. Ser
vices sunday morning and evening.
Religious services will be held this morning and even
ire by the rbri Unitarian Society," Rev. o. r. Frothng
ham, nor,heas. Of Broadway and Thirty second
street..
Rev. George f. Neyes will discourse this morning and
evening before the First Iuiepeudeut Society," at Hope
Chapel, 100 Broadway Morning subject "Hsrmony with
Cod" Evening subject: "rhe use and abuse of the
Bible"
The Rev. p McM"pamy, D. D., and other friends of q
free Bible w consider the claims of the five new sacra.
mene OF ua Rom sn church and answer objections in
Spring street HA'i. 1855 Spring street, this evening"
In the South Bapa church, Twenty fifth street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues Rev. 8. W. Adams
d D. OF Cleveland, will preach this morning. and Rev. j.
s. Kaioch, Of Bos'on, In the evening
Rev. Mr.. Remington will preach as usual in Calvary
church. Pearl street, between Concord and Nassau streets
Brooklyn, this evening.
Preaching to day TO the Gethsemsue Baptist church
corner OF Thirty fourth street aud Second avenue o
A. by Rev Besmy, Of New York; aud at TX p. w.,
by Rev a. Douglas Beaverton Of Newport, RI
Dvne service will be held this morning aud evening in
the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton all. As
Tor place. In charge or the Rev. Robert G. Dickson.
In the old John street church preaching this morn!ng
by the PASTOR Rev. E. L. James, and In the evening BY
stranger.
OWNS service will be held this morning aud afternoon
in TIE North Dutch church. Of William aud Fulton
streets Aprayer meeting will be held in the evening.
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgan) will hold
public worship this morning and evening in Lyrique HALL
se6 Broadway.
The Ne~ jerusalem church OF Brooklyn, Rev. Samuel
Beswsk, VIII bold public worship this m rnng In bod.
WORMS fooms 81 Montague street. lecture in the even
ing.
Rev George Mills, rector Of St. Paul's church. syria
cuse will preach this morning, and Rev. E. f. Remington
in the eveUpg, ID the Memorial church
Mr.. SAMUEL J. Knapp, lcentiae Of the Pig i'm eruts
church, will preach the Peoples church. at Washington
Heights between 1b5th aud l56h streets this afternoon
and evening.
DR. Armitsge, pastor Of the Norfolk street Baptist
church, viii preach Unon chapel corner Broadway ana
Thirty ninth street this afternoon.
In the Blocker street Uaversalst church. corner of
Beecser and Downing streets, Rev. Abel c. Thomas of
Phi'adelpha. will preach this morning and evening
Rev. Nicholas Murray, D. D. (krwan) will preach at
che academy Of Music this evening.
abe annual before the Baptist Publication Society
will be delivered this afternoon at tho Tabernacle church.
by the Rev. Dr. Turpbnrl.
Rev. Mr.. Laaeur will preach In the French Evangelical
church in Crosby street, Of Grand this morning.
The holy rite Of confirmation will be administered In
st. Johns chapel udson square, yarick street, this
morning.
ORDINATIONS.
The Right Rev. Bishop williams held ordination in
st. Janes' church, New London, Conn.,. Tuesday the
10th inst which time Rev. James Coey Rev Samu
e. Dali, Rev e.rry q Gregory and Rev. Delaney G.
Rice we've admitted TO the order of the priesthood.
Mr. R H Aodrerea convert from the PRESBYTERIAN
church, ordained the priesthood tho Catholic
church IN Redmond, on the Cd inst.
INVITATIONS
Rev Darius r. Brewer rector of st. Pauls church In
Yopkers NJ Y, has received aca from ST. Marks church
In Brooklyn.
Rev John Robinson Williams, rector of ST. Micbaels
church Bantam Falls Conn has received call from
the Episcopal cborch in Bfooxded, Conn.,
Rev George wildes of Brookline, Mass has accept.
ed the call TO the rectorship Of Grace church, Salem
Rev. wm. Christopher late of Lacou, IL has receiv.
ed call toe Second Preeby terrain church Of Galena
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED.
Rev Nicho az St,psbuyy, Assistant Rector Of Grace
church, of Newark N bas been called to the rector
or Rev IO~el He has accepted the call and will
be instituted shortly
Rev William a Charming, Of Liverpool, England, will
accept call Of the Thirteenth congregational Society
Of Bos'on, successor Of the Rev. Mr.. Coolidge.
The Frs Baptist society Of Newbury and Ncwburyport,
Macs extended call TO the Rev. James N. Sykes
TO become their PASTOR and he has signded bis
acceptance of the in citation.
INSTALLATIONS.
On the lat inst Hugh :. Dickson, D., late Of UH0,
Y, sas Installed pastor Of the Presbyterian church at
n,,hk no,l, Davxn n, Man,
to the pssor by Rev. r. Mann, PASTOR and 10
the people by Rev Or. Dickinson
Ms special meeting Of the Prssbytery Of Hudson held
in UnionvIe, Orange county, n. Y, May g. Rev. Heory
F. installed pastor over the church at
that place.
CALL DECLINED
Rev C. Hemer has positively declined the call to
the pastrste OF the North Congregational church Hart
ford.
RESERVATIONS.
Rev Mr. Hoppin has resigned the rectorship OF Crombe
ST. eet church, in Salem, Mass He will sail for Europe
the LIST Of June
Rev Arthur B. Fuller has resigned the pastorship Of
the New North church in BVstIn.
DEATH IN THE MINISTRY
Rev. George Lane died at Wilkes Pa 90 the 9Th
Inst Mr.. Lane of the Oldest clergymen Of the
MethoHt Episcopal church, and for many years the
e~ptor hook SCENT 10 this city. He Of
ceent character Known by the denomination generally,
Throughout the United states and beloved by al that had
Of Missionary Socety Of Methodist Church
Tor many years with great acceptability.
On the 2Oh OF April the Rev. Samuel A. Worcester for
O third a century missionary Of American Board,
died Park Hill, Cherokee Nation. He ed his
abofs part the Old Cherokee country which
embraced ~i the limits Of Georgia. but the
fndsrs removed to their prescott bone he cast in
his ~ish tbem Mr.. Worcester possessed .rka
bly, discriminating mind, excellent judgment and degree
Of moral courage rarely surpassed rnis last
of illustrated ny his Imprisonment (wth Dr.
Bu,ler IN the Georgia psDeutary. because he would not
take oath Support constitution and laws Of that
State In violation Of the rights Of the Cherokees dec
Of the Supreme Court OF United States sustained
IN his se aus yet the authorities Of Georgia treat
ed I, Dnly Still the moral victory Gle ,rly aud
tmphatcslIy with the mesionsres. Mr. Worcester has
sut during proracted illness his decease
10 Dot an gethsr unexpected his friends. II his
wish long euough complete tho Translation OF
New Tstsu toto the Cherokee language but tots
sun maicn not permitted TO see Che Indians Will
feel hst they last OF their oldest and stead
fat friends He ha been an earnest and conss
tent offender OF their rights
Rev IL r INnn (Gh1 will be remembered az the