The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15
Religious Intelligence.

nifty. 2ad gath Sunday after Trinity 90 Advent Sun
day 80 St Andrew, the Apostle.
special meeting of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
um Society will be held in the school room attached TO
81 Patricks Cathedral this afternoon Immediately after
vespers for the election of managers for the ensuing
year
The Rev. Father Lsrkin. of St. Johns College. will
preach this day at half past 10 o'clock NJ, at the
of the Ladies Society of said church
Missionary meetings will be held in the
snd @
Wednesday. 18th: The Rev, DR.. Armstrong Secretary
ofths A. D. +. NJ, and the Rev Msssrs. Doty and
present
The Sunday school attached to the Reformed Dutch
Sste it, snnver.ary this evening Addresses will be-
delivered by the Rev J. M. Mscauley, Rev. p M Brett
and appropriate sung BY the children and the in
the weather prove tormy it will be postponed until fur
Their notice
The Executive Committee of the American Society for
Meoraag the Condition of the Jews give notice that
the Board of Directors will hold their usual concert Of
prayer for Israel on Wednesday a5th inst in ee chapel
of the mission house. Of Second street and First
avenue, at half past o'clock p NJ
The regular monthly meeting of the New York Sun
day School Teachers Association will be held in the lee
ure of the Central Presby church in Broome
street, (Rev. DR.. AdamsJ Monday evening next. at
half past o'clock Question for are
the best that be made of to bring about
the immediate conversion of Sunday school children ."
The Presbyterian congregation, worshipping formerly
in the chapel of the Union Theological Seminary, Uni
versity Place. meet for public worship in the church
the corner of Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street, every
Sabbath afternoon and evening Evening service COM
mencing at half past seven o'clock Connected with
this congregation two Sabbath schools, in which
opportunity Of much usefulness is offered to several ad
diuonal teachers.
The Rev. w. w. Phillips, D. D., will preach this
ming the Reformed Dutch church in Stanton street,
Corner Of Forsyth Service to commence at T. M
This discourse postponed from last week account
of the storm
The seventeenth anniv ersary of the Sabbath School
Missionary Association of the Duane street Presbyterian
I -. ha ho1A hto ho
expected from Rev Mr.. Hummer of Iowa, and the pas
tor, DR.. Alexander.
The installation Of Rev r. storrs, ir, as pastor
the Church of the Pilgrims will take place Thursday
evening, 10Th instant Ser vices commence at o'clock
II is understood Mr.. Sorrs will commence his la
bors this Sabbath, the 18th inst
The board of the Female Branch of the New York
City Tract Society will meet Monday 18th, at IL
o'clock NJ at the tract house. third story $50 Nassau
street.
Church of Saint George the Martyr No. 4lo Broad.
way, open every Lords day free church, for all
who choose to attend upon Divine Service which COM
O'Clock in the evening This evening the will
be preached BY the Rev Samuel Seabody D. D., rector
! of the church Of the Annunciation
We learn that at meeting of the vestry Of Trinity
Church. in this city held on Monday evening last, the
Rev NJ Parks, chaplain at West Point was elected an
assistant minister Of that parish.
1t appears to be settled that the Bishop Of Sodor and
Man. Tor. Thomas Vowlsr SHORTY will be the Bi.
shop Of St. Aaph but the other arrangements are not
yet known.
The act of the Presbytery of Fayetteville, restoring
Rev Mr. Mcqueen to his former standing in the church,
has complained of; appeal has been made the
synod and the case it is supposed will before tho
General Assembly at its next meeting. Marrying
wife's sister was the offence.
Ten missionaries belonging to different religious or
ders and FIVE Mariste brothers of present
at Havre waiting Tor their departure for Louisiana.
The Presbyterian Herald Louisville gives information
of an effort now making unite the Associate Reformed
the Reformed, the seceder and Covenanter churches
into ecclesiastical body. convention for this pur-
pose has been lately held and propositions submitted
/ and q q
united Presbyterian church.
The conservation of Christ Church, Plymouth, Mass,
Episcopal Church took place on Tuesday last Besides
the bishop of the diocese and the rector of the parish
the Rev Mr. Bent tho lessons being read BY Rev. Mr..
Wides The instrument of donation was read by Rev.
ar Ths Office was read by the BISHOP
assisted by Rev. Mr. Cutler, who read the epste Ser
mon by the bishop.
On Saturday. oath inst, the corner stone of new
church in progress of erection in King and Queen
Rev John H Chew; the Rev Mr. Johnson, rector OF st.
Andre WIS parish in the county, being present and
assisting.
The Rev. Willis Lord pastor Of the Seventh Presbyte
ofce of president Of Carroll College, Wisconsin, ten.
dered to him by the trustees Of that institution.
The Rev. Mr.. Husbell, Presbyterian clergyman.
He went out to his barn early in the morning and being
for after short time was found dead on the floor
WAS S Of lived
and resided in Vienna for :the last seven or eight
years. He preached on the Sunday before bis DEATH
The Of his death supposed TO be an affection Of
the heart
The two following series of dscourses will be deli
vered by the Rector, the Rev c. shimseal, ", in
st. Judes Church, the morning and evening Of each
Sunday until completea-the first, the Great Saliva.
tom the plea for its acceptance and the inevitable per-
coupse The second on 1.-THE Vices and the Virtues
addressed to the Young" This series will be illustrated
Of history sacred and pro-
fans, ancient and modern
The Archbishop of Dublin protests against the form Of
agreed upon by her Majesty in Council well a. to
that settled by the Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland humbly
pes hs Calamity famine The objections
are of twofod nature-lega and spiritual Dr. Whste-
msnd and a. he considers the visitation direct udg
from God he looks upon any attempt at propita
ting the Divine wrath in the nature OF SiasPhsmy His
in Episcopal chapel Of st. Stephen, In which he cx
pounded his views political and religious: Copies Of the
were distributed throughout the church, but were sub
sequenty removed and the was not read orders
wa; said, to that effect having been issued BY the
The Right Rev. Bishop Ives, Of the Diocese Of North
Carolina, will preach in Emanuel Free Church corner
usual quarterly collection will be made Service at half
past I O'Clock.
The Ladies of Christ Church, willamsburgh. will
hold Fair foi the benefit of their Church, Tuesday
and Wednesday next the 18th and 18th inst at the cor
ner Of Fifth and South Sixth streets Ave block: east of
the Peck Slip ferry landing The building in which the
Fair will be held be seen from the ferry 1t 10
large slate coored house. Immediately opposite the new
Church.
The Rev. Alexander Crummell, Rector of the Church
of the Messiah New York, will preach quarterly ser
mon in st. James Church, Third street, near Grand
Williamsburgh this evening" when collection will be
made in aid OF St. James Church. Service to commence
at half past Z o'clock.
st. Barnabas' Protestant Episcopal Church, in 27th
street. between the Second and Third avenue 10 open
every Sunday for Divine Service at l0k o'clock A. M
! and o'clock p. NJ. Sunday School commences at az
O'Clock p. NJ. Regular services will be performed on
Wednesday evening, at N o'clock.
II feared that the Rev H. W. Starr Citrate Of North
ampton has persisted upon Mount Glyder, In Wales,
having il is supposed, lost his way, in mist
On the 4th of the present month large Of
people assembled to assist at the dedication OF the new