The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-18
ReIiaio us Intelligence.

The Rev Dr. Pise lectures evoninS, al reterb
Church Barclay street. I'm continuation OF his course
subject, The Holiness of the Church not affected BY
the vices OF some of her heads and members"
The Right Rev. Bishop McCoskry will preach and
admlnistsr the rite OF Con6rmation in the Anglo
American FREQ Church Of st. George the Martyr this
evening.
Church. will preach 10 the young in the Church OF the
Epiphany, lso Stanton street, this evening
The Rev. Z. NJ Johnson will deliver a discourse on
"Church Union, in ST. Johns Church, Brooklyn, this
evening.
Tho Rev. Dr. seabury, rector of the church ofhs An
nuncation will preach In tho "Courss of Practical Ser
the Christian Lifena at Emmanuel Church, cor
ner of Prince and Thompson streets, this evening
The new free place Of worship, the church Of the
Good Shepherd In Market street, s in course ofprepar
alton, with the prospect OF .fs being opened early In
February.
Rev B F. Barrett, Of the New Jerusalem Church
will deliver his fifth Lecture the Sacred Scripture,
this evening" in tho New York Society Library Build
ing Of Broadway and Leonard street. at o'clock
Subject-The Sacred Canon or the Books which COM
pose the Sacred Scripture according to swedsnborg
Settlements Church open for daily evening prayer at
O'Clock, and for morning prayer at O'Clock on We'd
nesday and Friday Of each week, and all holy days
The committee OF q Episcopal church, to be un-
der the pastoral Of the Rev John Grgg. have
gagged the large ia the Lyceum No 663 Broadway
will be regularly performed every sunday morning and
evening.
and Ridge streets The services OF this church
guarly held every Sunday at l0t o'clock in the morn
ing, at in the afternoon, and in the evening. The
morning and evening services in the German the
afternoon service in the English language.
CoSsrcRArIos THE CHua or sr. MARTINS, MAR
Gus HOOK, PrSrsyLvArA-Oo Wednesday last this i'm
pressing and interesting service took place The Right
Rev Dr. Potter ofciaed the occasion Prayers were
read by the Rev Mr. Suddards the lessons by the Rev
Mr. Perkins, the sentence Of conservation by the Rev
Thos O. Allen the sermon was preached by the Right
Rev. Dr. Lee Of Delaware. Notwithstanding the uniav-
orabe state Of the weather. and The extreme badness OF
the roads the was very good The church
ed6ce highly credable to the taste zeal and iibera
~ Of the parish, and presents beautiful spectacle OF
what be accomplished by willing and devoted peo
pie. The Rev. Mr.. Hard, their rector 10 faithful la
borious parish clergyman Such men, with Gods bless
ing, must succeed.
The Rev. Richard C. Hall has taken charge Of St
Johns church, Huntington, near Baltimore.
The Pittsburg Catholic informs US. that Tuesday,
tho feast Of the Epiphany Miss Frances Browne SISTER
Mary Theresa), Miss Mary McCafry SISTER Mary Lii
guorD Miss A Fennssy lsister Mary staaslaus), and
Miss Ann Caucld SISTER sartha), received the White
Veil In the Chapel OF the Convent OF the Sisters Of Mer
cy, Pttsburs from the hands OF tho Right Rev. Bishop
OF that diocese
ISsrALLATIoy.-Rev. Louis Mills was installed pastor
tho churches OF Eckford and Clarendon, by the
Presbytery Of Marshal at Eckford tho 30th OF Dccem
sermon by Rev samuel II. Hall. Of Marshall, from
Cor w. Z; constitutional questions by Row L. Buck, Of
Hisdele, installing prayer by Rev s. Mason OF Mar
Homer; charge TO tho people by Rev. L. s. Hobart, Of
Union city; and benediction by the pastor.
onpIrArros---sir Rees c. Evans late Of Union Theo.
logical Seminary, New York city was ordained 70 the
and installed bishop OF the FIRST Piesby church
Of Lewistonl Niagara county, " r., on Thursday sh
lust Introductory prayer and reading the scriptures
w. McfIarg. OF Albion, from Tim. w. Is; Raw j. Cali
shan of Niagara Falls presided and proposed the con,
s,itatonsl questions, Rev. w Wisner Of Lockport
people, charge to the minister by Rev. d. Cushing OF
Lockporti bsnsdcton BY the newly constituted Bishop