The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-16
Religious InteIliQencc.

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CALENDAR FOB DEcEMBER.-16 Sd Sunday In Advent
10 Ember Day: 81 st Thsmas. Ember Day; "a Embsl
Day %. 4th Sunday in Advent; 25 Christmas Day
| "a. St. Stephen; ~ St John Evangelist.
Religious services and exercises this dsy and even
ksv. ]. f. Fsrrant, I27 Grand street, afternoon.
PROFESSOR Whiting morning and afternoon, ct Wash
D. J. Robinson evening, Washington Hail. Hester r.
Professor Bush. Society Library, morning.
Mr.. Hayden, Society Library, evening.
Rev Ralph Hoyt Church Of the Good Shepherd
Market street
Rev. r. L. Han Is Stp-vessnt Institute, morning and
Margaret Bishop, RAIL- corner of Grand street and
Rev. Valentine uck, John street Methodist Church
morning
Rev. DR.. Tying, Holy Trinity Church. Brooklyn, eve.
ning.
The second Anniversary Of the Sabbath School Mis-.
sioIary Association Of the Allen street Presbyterian
nuron viii hn % held tSis evening at o'clock in the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Of Brooklyn, who has
been absent from his people for weeks past by
Of ness has returned with renewed health and
vigor and resumes his public professional duties TO-
day.
The monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers O
instant at Az O'Clock, r. Nj Six auxiliary Bible Socis-
ties were recognized; three In Georgia. In North
Carolina, ana two in Missouri Grants Of Bibles were
made for various places and persons for the Dutch
population In Michigan, for the Baptist African Mis-
sion for the American Seamen's Friend Society, for
Valparaiso for Maracabo for the Methodist Church at
Key West for the u. S. Army at Tampa Bay, for two
blind persons, for the st. Regis Indians and others
The receipts the Society for the month of November
were S21 ass 40 and the expenditures $29l56 - The
issues Of the month were, OF Bibles l64 Testamens
IS 800; for the Blind, II; total, 63,s0l
The Christian denomination propose to establish q
College and Theological Seminary in Worcester, Mass
revival Of religion has been Ia progress among the
BAPTIST and Methodist churches IN Hsrwich, Mass,
and about fifty hopeful conversions the fruits
Rev Dr. A. I. Chester has been die missed from the
church at Saratoga Springs aud is about to remove to
become IN
Church In that city
DR.. Babcock has resigned the charge Of the First
Baptist church, New Bedford In order to accept the
post Of Financial Secretary To the American Ind
ejgn Christian Union.
The children Of the Sabbath School Of the Central
Church Of Cincinnati, tRsv Dr. Rices) have resolved
to support che missionary under the Of the Gene
raj Assembly, Board Of Domestic Missions, and have
selected the Rev. Lyman d. Crittenden, Of Farow's
Grove. Illinois
The Rev p d. Gurley, who has aborsd for nine years
a. pastor Of the First resby church In indiana
polls has received and accepted call from the First
Presbyterian church of Dayton, Ohio.
On Friday the 10th of November the Lord Bishop Of
Exeter pronounced judgment 10 the Of the Rev.
Charles Rockies, l.. IL. D.; very wded auditory OF
ojtbg the Offences Of which no had been guilty concu
ded by rror ouncug that he
sought to be deprived of all his eccsssstisa PREFER
ments within our dioeess or jurisdiction and especially
Of the rectory Of Nyuet Rowland and all profits aud
bsGehts OF the said rectory and all esiastca dues
rights end emouments whatever belonging and pper
promotion within the docess whereof he IL
and We do deprive him thereof accordingly"
Ry The decease OF Mr. William Long, of London and
his sister Mrs Fowler the Society for the
of the Gospel has into the Immediate possession
Of about AL COO which placed In the hands Of
tees some two sce 20 become the property Of the
Society In OF the above events. An anonymous
donor has also given "a ooo
CLERICAL CHATsEs-Rev. Thomas s. Savage, from
Livingston, Alabama, to Trinity Church, Pass Chris,
tisu, Mississippi.
Rev. Charles D. Cooper, frcr. Trinity Church. Ro-
chester, 10 st. Phillips Church, PHILADELPHIA in the
course cfthe utter
1ev. VIM. J. Thinner las resigned Trinity Church.
Aps,acbic cola, Florida
The Rev. Gurdsn Huntington has resigned his con-
nectien with the Station a. Simmons viie in JsLnson
II. |.
Rev. Theodore Rumne-, 20 Cople Parish. Va.
Rev. Horace Hin, from Trinity CbJrrb, Nevtoyn,
Conn, to the Mariners Church, Detroit. Mich.
Rev. &. II. Shield has taken charge Of the churches
in Wcodville. RAppshannock Co., Va.
Rev VIM. l.. Hylan6, 20 Christ Church, Welisburg,
and the mission at Elizabethtown
Rev. Edward Magee has resigned his charge OF St.
SteI hens Church. Indiana, and accepted q unanimous
call to the parish Of Grace Church, Sit Clemens Ma
comb Co, Michigan.
Rev. VIM. Alfred jerks has accepted unanimous
call to the rectorthip CT st. Luke's Church. Chelsea
Mass.
The Rev John W. Clark has accepted the unanimous
cali TO the rectorship OF Calvary Church, Brooklyn
l.. |.
The Rev. Mr. Hslsey, Of Christ Church, will preach
ths evening NJ the Episcopal Church. Holy Martyrs,
Ludlow street, near Grand, TX o'clock.