INSTALLATION AT SOUTH CANAAN.
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INSTALLATION AT SOUTH CANAAN.

 On Wednesday, the 18th inst, Rev. HARLEY GOODWIN was installed Pastor of the Congrega- tional Church and Society in South Canaan, Conn. The introductory prayer offered by MT Day of South Cornwall; the sermon was preached by Mr. Brad ford of Sheffield, Mass, from Corinthians, ii. l5- 16; the installing prayer was offered by MT. Marsh of Winchester; the charge to the pastor was given by MT. Calhoun of Coventry; the right hand of fellowship by MT. Francis of North Canaan the address to the people by MT. McKinstry of Tor rington; and the concluding prayer by MT. Osborn of North East, N. Y. The sermon was clear, a. ble and satisfactory exposition of the importance and difficulties of the ministerial office, showing not only the peculiar difficulties and dangers to which he who fills it is exposed, but the awful consequences to the people, in time and eternity, which dependent on his faithful discharge of it. The other exercises were all appropriate, impress i've and instructive; and the singing, under the management ot Deacon Phelps of Norfolk, was ex- celent.

 President Day and Prof. Fitch.-We regret to learn that both these gentlemen are suffering from severe illness. Prof. Fitch has been sic k nearly five weeks. and at times his life has been in jeopardy. President Day has been seriously i'll some days. and yesterday prayers were offered for both in the college chapel-M H. Palladium.

 05-The following appointments have been made by the Major General of the third division of Con- necticut Militia, viz: HENRY B. GRAVES, oi Plymouth, and DAVID B. BOOTH. of Danbury, Aids de Camp; SIDNEY D. BEARpsLEE. of Norwalk, Division Inspector; DONALD J.WARNER, of Sails. bury, Division Quarter Master.

 00-The Danbury jail has been without an Occu- pant for three weeks past.