The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07

joined by The wardens and vestrymen. As the pro
cefsion entered the 24sh Psslm read by Righ
Reverend Bshop Potter, and responses were made
The opening prayers read by the Row. Mr.
shack ehorc, of Nswak. N j. The Psalms read BY
lesson vas read BY Rev r. T~iDg, Of LsusiDgburg the
second lesson by Dr.. Rudder, Of 81 Paals church. AL
e,Dy The creed BY Roy nr Bishop, Of Grace church,
Albany the remainder Of the prayers by Rev sysAnus
Reed, Of the Church Of the Holy Inpocens, Albany In
| The ante communion servce, the commandments were
The Col ect for the day by the Right Rev Horato Potter
Provisional Bishop Of the Docess the Eplse read
by Dr Todd OF Stamford Conn the Gospel by Rev. Dr.
Colt Of Troy toe sentences at the oartory read
Dy hey Ut Tucker, Of Troy. The prayer for the whole
bury The two exhoriations were pronounced by Rev.
Dr. Vntop, OF Trinity church, New York The 6eneraI
Confession vas pronounced BY Rev Mr. Dig, assistant
secraton was pronounced by Rev Ds Morgan New York
and 8shop fuiiord Of Montreal preached the consecra
ton sermon very large audience assembled 10 wit.
ness the conservation.
new church has jnst been completed at perrysbure
Ohio The baildpg In Go feet by 3s and will seat com
fortsby about three hundred persons 1t cos. about
So 600
A New School Presbyterian church was organized re-
Gently In Aivarado, California.
The correr stone of the Church Of the Divine Unity
DOW bong erected on Spring street. in Rah way " j. by
the Fhst Uniyersast Society Of that city, laid
The 81 met Rev. J. sawyer, d d, el New York, nd.
crcssso the large audience at length, making o most
appropriate and eicquent statement Of the leading doc
trnes OF tny,rsaism lie was followed by Rev. Henry
canoes Of the ceremony The hev A. st John Chsmbre,
o. Newark then laid the stone, placiog beneath IL
box c1naiang copy of ths piures, copies OF de-
nomnaional papers, the Railway papers aud documents
pertaining 10 the new church edhre Tho doxology aod
oen.dctcn cosed the serYces which were most impres
sive throughout.
AMERICAN slrLE soCLrY.
The stated meeting OF the Roard c Nlaagcrs vas held
=. ,he siSe % House Aftor pa a Thqsaay, the ath
the CHAIR assisted by Vim. i. Crosby ard eoe L swan
Esqs
Pav Int n n gf..,.
kaiah and offered prayer.
Three au1iliaries were recognized--one in New
jersey, one in Gcorga, and ono in Kansas Territory
Communications received from agents giving
account OF the work In their several fields from jason
friboon q the Scriptures up the Amaz and Madeira
rivers from Rev Mr. Blackford RIO Japeiro weg
Ing The receipt Of books from this Society and giving
couragrg account as 70 the prospect for circulating the
Scriptures IN Brazil from Mr. Jas Oliver, Fray Bcntos in
regard TO distribution Of the Scriptures in Uruguay;
from Colonel Tronchin Geneva sending account Of the
labor of Bible distributors 10 Italy, and requesting fur
ber appropriations; from Rev. j. G. Baldwin, Foo Chow,
In regard 10 versions Of the Holy Scriptures 10 China
from the Secretary Of the Netherlands Bible Society with
donation for the library OF valuable books relating to
iribution Of The Holy scrptuies BY thai society
Grants o. books made 10 The American Tract 60
ceiy the New York Cooniza,ion Society for rocap-
iured Africans in LIBERIA German Bibles or dis,roution
in Canada; Bibles and 1esaments IN various languages
river, A and Bogota; with several grants needy
Sunday schools where there auxllares and for
distribution IN kansas, Texas and California in placcs
rased letters for the blind
MISCELLANEOUS.
The " on meeting house In Byownngton, vL, which
was built by the Feewi Rptists and Mcthoiass during
the past summer, dedicated Sept. 20.
The Copgregationass at Pixies Peak have united with
the New and Old School Presby in forming union
church In Mountain City, in Gegory's Guieh. which num-
bers hfty members, being weeks growth. Rev. Mr.
Hamilton, New school, ia supply ing the church
The Presbytcrnn church in the United statcs says the
North Carolina PTsbyteran, having tho largest me bcr-
abp the Brick church In New York, under the Joint
pastoraFe Of Drs Spring and Hoge The number Of mem
The Is Dr. Backwoods church in Phiiadelpha 1853
members. The late nr Aexsnders has 100 members
Dr Cheeseman's, $50; Dr. McFlroy's 637 The largest
church IN the South is The Rocky River church, Rev d.
4 Pcnick, 81 PASTOR ole members Rev J. r. Do~'s,
CO.. Or s%yass ~ sss and N Mr. Ssm
In the city, 4v2 The following churches received
s,ers, cGerman Presbytsran) ian II in Ne. York, la Rev
Charles Jones IN the same city, los; Rev. stephen l.
Nnicher s The largest ohursh in orspre Prcsbytery
/ 10 the Bawnelds, Rev A g. Hughes, pastor, 22l Nom
bes IN Fayetteville Prcsbyrry Centre Rev Mr. Ssshs
35s members and in Concord the after Rocky River
10 steel Greek, the late Rev Mr Watt pastor, $50
bcrs. Among the larges, contributing churches
nr Aesanders, s5sssT; the Brick church. sssIia DR.
Boardmans, IN Philadelphia, $50 4e7 Dr. Palmcrs, in
New Orleans, s3g, Sill
when the R6v. Mr. Hill was returning from Ireland he
found himself much annoyed by the reprobatc couduct
the captain and mate who sadly given 10 the
daoux habit II swearing First the captain
mate, The sore the captin then they both
sworc At the winds hr Hill called Them for "fair
play
"S.sp, tIopn said he. let us have fair play, gentle
men; IL Is my turn now
At what s II your turn p asked the captain.
Al swearing" replied Mr. Hi.
Well. they waited waited, Until their patience
Was exhausted and they wished Mr. Hill 10 make haste
aLd take his turn lie told thsm however, that be had
right 70 take his time, and swear al his
y,nence The captain replied, with laugh, Perhaps
| you cont mean 70 take your turn"
Pardon me, captain. answered M; Hn, II shan DO
as can lDd the good of doing ~ Mr.. Hlu
! did not hear another oath on the whole voyage