The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

The gentleman proceeded 70 argue the divinity
BY ne a nc lsa
found ve peace Philosophers spoke n The goodness, Of
God seen in nature but what he ASKED could De found
therS3o comfort guilty sou Socrates understood the
laws Of nature well any one and when he wac about
leaving the world all dark uu certa:n Philoeo
ply failed in the dying hour and the language Of the
eh''fsn ~'s,, Could N, ,..,. so,.vs, Cow,
Conld my zeal no lauglor know,
These for Sin could not atone,
Thou must save, and Thoa alone
The choir Gang another hymn, and the congregation
were dismissed by Rev Mr.. Hagany
ORDINATIONS.
AT meeting OF the Casss Of Bcrgeu, ,ew Jersey, on
the tn nit, Henry w. =. Jones xam.ned and or
daned 10 the Gospel ministry. and also installed the
pastor Of the church at Bergen Point.
The ordination OF Mr.. Charles Ray Palmer, OF Albany,
e pastor Of The Tabernacle church, took pace The
2sth uit, IN Salem, Massachusetts.
Rev Isaac r. Ho.ton, late professor in M,ddebury col
leee mas been ordained At LAWRENCE Illinois, By the
Presby.ery Of Belvidere
On Monday evening August Q, Edward W. Hitchcock
tor Of the Reformed Dutch church Ia !lIe Sta
ten Island; and At the time John wenish, mion
y " me German population Of Tompkinsvile received
ordination, Al by the South Chassis OF New York.
INVITATIONS.
The unversalst society worshpping In Summer street.
Haverhll, Mass. have invited Rev j. w. Hanson, Of
GaIdiner Ne, formerly OF South Danvers TO become
Rev Isaac E Carey, Of peoria NJ. has accepted can
70 the Presbyterian church in Ksokuk, Iowa
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev Livingston Willard, late Of Sparta, N. j., To-
stale over 'he church At Port Jervs NJ y the lAth
ult.
Rev. J. T Colt, late Of Albion, was installed BY the
Presbytery Of Rochester city pastor Of a. Peters
church n Rochester, on August g.
The installation Of the Rev. W. c Ca,te pastor elect
OF the Old School Presbyterian church. Of Harrisburg
Pa, win take place 70 day
RESIGNED
Rev. J. y. Pinrey, Of the Roseviie, N. j., Presoyte
rAn church, has resigned his pastoral charge.
NEW CHURCHES.
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone Of the new
eoncs ior ST. fAue church. Of Penn street and
Marcy Avenue Williamsburg, win take place wednes-
day, September 8, At four O'Clock P. ~
The OF the new Catholic church In Phipe-
BisSop Bsyisy ' y ''' " ''' '''''
On the Oath u the corner stone Of the New Jerusalem
church OF The Third Society (swedenborgan) was laid,
with appropriate ceremonies tho east side Of Orchard
street, near Madison avenue In Baltimore.
The corner stone Of a new church was laid In the
ancient town Of kAsbampton Long Island, the 4th
Of August. The frat church built in io6l, and en-
lsr4ed IN 1919 twenty two years afterwards Il was
again enaf geo IN 1885, after period Of twenty three
years Kew church, the present one was erected in
l77, twenty ole years ater tho former enlargement
This church enlarged in 1872 The third church is
now commenced in 1850 thirty eight years from the
enlargement
The dedication Of O new Roman Catholic church took
plsce on the 18th ut, At Besntown, Charles county,
Mary land. The church was named ST. Peters, and the
dedicalory services performed by the pastor
Peter by special permission Of Archbishop
kenriek The sermon OF the day delivered by The
Rev. Raymond Young, Of Warrington.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Dr. Person late missionary Of the Assicaa Braxd
a the hcroncsan lsands, returned 70 California March
last account Of his healsh.
Rev. Howard p Walker has accepted his appointment
70 the prcesorshp Of rhstoric and Enssh literature
Marietta College
Monday, In North WiibFaham, Mass The now num-
90 900 In the United Canadas and they
gather In camp meeting from nearly every State In the
Union portion Of the brethren look for the mileusu
before the last Of March, 1851 others stn conndcn
that the world w last ten and two months longer
While others s predict universal overthrow In abou
sixteen weeks.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND SLAVERY
Al meeting o the Quarterly Conferences Of Charles Cir
IL, 1850, the following actieo was had Among other
things resolved thai the General Conference had
power copsttutionaly 10 gslate single person out Of
church membership much less thousands and Thousands
Of pious members and that any such enactment - the
new chapter on slavery subsequent 70 individual be-
without legal force, perfect nuty emanating from the
usurf~ton OF prerogatve or power that exists only
nonentty that brethren, both preachers and Aymeu
OF MARY land pstrct Of Columbia, East HAltlmore Phila
delpbA, New Jersey, Delaware Western Virginia and al
other conferences not adhcrng 70 the chapter ara
requested 70 unite N an EFFORT Of resistance 70 the
sttutona and desotc proceedings Of the majority Of the
General Conferences; and that unhesa,inSy condemn
action Of the majority Of the General Conference 10 the
gktAlation of ultra AboonSts editors OF all the
church periodicals for general circulation altogether
uncharitabe, and most unjustabIe exercise d power.