The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-12

| In the afternoon and eight o clock In the evening
In the Brooklyn Tabernacle on Fulton avenue near
Hoyt street, Rev. s. g. ~ Greeley, Of Grand RAPIDS
Michigan, will preach today. Services viii commence at
half past ten O'Clock in the morning andat eight O'Clock
| In the evening.
Rev. Luther H. Van Doren, pastor Of the Fie,h street
Presbyterian church, win preach in the large tent al the
junction Of Broadway Eighth and Central Park,
this afternoon al three o'clock German preaching at half
past four Prayer meeting at seven Sabbath school at
ten IN the morning.
The Rev Sidney A. Corey viii preach in the Murray
Hill Baptist Church, Thirty fifth street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, this morning and evening.
In 81. AIMS church, Eighteenth street, near Fifth
avenue, Rev. Thomas Galaudet rector, services
as rsrai TO day, with the voice at hafpast o'clock
IN the morning, and eight o'clock in the evening, and
in the sgn language at hapast three in the afternoon.
The Rev r. G. Ever Rector Of Grace church, San Fran
cisco, California, will preach the morning ndevcning
The Protestant Episcopal Mission church. Clinton Han,
Astor place, in charge Of the Rev Robert G. Dickson, will
hold Divine service to day at half past ten o'clock in the
morning, and at half past o'clock the evening
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgan), will hold
public worship at the National Musical Institute formerly
Goldbeck's Music Hall, 1876 Broadway, at hsp2sl ten
o'clock IN the morning
oRpvlrroy,
Rev. Isaac r. Holton, late Professor Ia Mddhbury Col
ege, been ordained at Lawrence H. by the Pfesby
terry Of Bevidere. Sermon by Professor Blaisdci Of
INVITATIONS.
The Park Presbyterian congregation Of Newark have
rendered unanimous call to Rev. Dr. Zachary Eddy, OF
Northampton Mass TO become their pastor 1t Is I'M
derstood that Dr. E. will accept.
Rev. A. J: Huntington, Of Farmyllle, Va recently in
70 ne Sas Oh me ,h srsI Sa f1%rn
upon his duties the LIST Of October.
Rev. James r. Graham, pastor Of Kent Street Presby-
terrain church, Winchester Va has declined to accept
Wheeling.
Rev. Joseph Saunders formerly assstan. minister at
10 the parish Of Guiford, cheuango county New York
Rev. F. G. Moore, Of IAkeville N Y has received and
accepted call TO become stated supply Of the Second
Presbyterian church at Chilicothe, Ohio.
On the sth inst, Rev John Colt was installed pastor
Of 81 Peter church, Grove place, Rochester The scr
mon Was preached by Rev. DR.. VIM. James, Of Albany
DEATHS IN rHE MINISTRY.
the death Of the Rev. solomon Jacobs minister Of the
congregation shangari Chased Of that city The con-
mourning and have resolved that their pulpit shall also
be drapcd and shall not be used for one year.
Rev. William Neil, D. D., a venerable and highly
SCHOOL, died in Philadelphia on the 9Th inst, in the
eighty second year OF his age Dr. NELL was formerly
pastoral charges, fulfilling ali his duties with decided
ability and unmpeachable fidelity The inilrmItles Of
age, while they Affected bis physical Frame len his pure
and vigorous mind unimpaired. His death the ma
tura result Of bis great age he has suffered but little
from disease. Few cergymen have been more univer
others.
The Rev. James Wilson. Of Ragges, Ashland county,
Ohio, died on the 18th Of July.
The Baltimore American of the 9th inst has the follow.
ing;-we record today the death OF the Rev Edward
Damphoux, D. H., Old and most estmable gentleman,
who departed this life Tuesday last full years Mr.
Dsmphoux was native or France and TO this city
nearly forty years ago. His talents, his learning and
ABOVE all MS exemplary pety, soon raised him In public
so1s snc ,or sc%e year nc was charged with the
TO the discharge Of which he devoted himself with great
zc. preparing several admirable editions Of Greek
Latin classics for the OF that eminent and at TINT
period, most 1ourishing institution subsequently Dr.
Dsmphoux assumed the charge Of congregation in the
city, and mainly through his instrument tally and
untring Efforts that 81. Josephs Chthoic church. ON
Barre street, was built Having continued in the pastor
ship Of this church for several years. tho accumulation OF
years and nrmiies compelled him 70 retire from active
NE sna during hs p,ssres % an acye disease be
and the perfect innocence Of he's life.
NEW CHURCHES
The new German Presbyterian church In 81. Joseph,
No, was dedicated on Sunday morning, the 9th inst
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Beard or Trustees Of the University OF Georgia have
elected Hon. Joseph Henry Lumpkin Chancellor and Rev
i. H. Nell Vice Chancellor: Judge Iumpkin s in Macon,
whether he viii sccept
Rev. Edward Watson, N. A., rector elect Of 81 Bar
napas' church, Roscvile, ". j., and Rev W. A. Dcd.
rector elect of Trinity church. Princeton wore on rripy
Sunday last advanced to the priesthood q, Burlington
The Lutheran Synod has recommended It's minIs,ers 10
wear The gown where IL can be done without giving
offence.
The Official board Of the Methodist Fpsc ,pu church.
South, at the Fredecksburg station met on the SIN
ins and passed resolutions cordially approving OF the
.cton Of Tho members Of the Hcihodt Episcopal church.
Baltimore Conference at that station reference TO the
legislation On the subject Of slavery by the ase General
Conference and "ex,cndng 10 them the right hand Of
Hethodism.r
The Rhode Island Baptist Ministerial Conference has
bad under consideration the subject Of election bribery
w6aiev therefore, may be the persooA or party gain
political bribery being 20 Injurious 70 the public morals
and 30 destructive 70 he political institutions Of The
statute law which ,hese brbes violate and ~ their love
eva perneous, and 70 employ syssy Consistent inra.
sees 70 preserve The sacreness and integrity ofthe bal
are morally bound % slssnd the primary web = ss
general meetings, and deros thelr ballots in accordance
Win Tier judgment &c ney ere answsrsbls for :hs
country and he God than rsemen a 70 fan h trus 70
psn, se ~ o ss can
endstions OF the committee were unanimously endorsed
coLroRrA6E IN MONTH cARoLpA.
Mr.. ". J. W. Crovdcr gives cheering sccocDt o. Tho
Sorsh c.rons In ssree months &. h.a yssa sss
miles in sxteea counties 200 Of whom had never before
received religious visit, had prayer oercd IN their
houses. Among many Incidents ieiated, he syss-A COL
porter found esvesy families IN one ssighboshood Who
had received gous VISIT and persuaded than
unto IN Sabbath school and pryes mcs.ing 10
other similar negbtorhood sabbath school formed
under board sAs!ssr 70 the weo.' shsre Isr.u': aaa
He visited families who had rot heard preaching IN
two years, and some not in tea years. In one l
accompanied by . minister Tor . week In witt
ing very POOR neighbohcod, and supplying every 4
finally It'll books and tracts Snce then four aAbbah
schools have bosu formed in that neghborhco and the
min ser has lust sent thirty dollars TOR books 10 re-
plcuish their Libraries. Many have been converted In
these schoos and three men, who formerly nte.
pcrsie gup0ntendcnts Of sabbath schools, hold
Ing prayer meetngs and visiting and praying with their
neigbbors. Mr.. Crowdcr says: During tho quarter
have visited been informed OF seventy eight Sabbath
schools which arc believed 70 have resulted, or
lcss, from the Abow OF the socictys colporters the
families. ons sabbath walked eight niles visit
c trssc rchooh, now numbsr!ng ninety scholars. Good
order was observed, and never happier faces than
WIN scattered 7h Chlds pcrwY among thcu through