The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20
Religious IntSiiigc nee.

SERMONS TODAY
Univereast Church, + ourth street-Rev.T. b. Thsy
or, morning; Rev B. Hallock. evening.
Presby tsIisn Church, Allen stress- Rsy A. A.Wood
Baptist Church, Norfolk strsst--Rsv. DR.. Chowlss
msrning; Rev.T. Armitsge, afternoon; Rev Dr. Stiles
Church of Restoration, Brooklyn--Rsv T. B. .Thaysr
evening.
Congregational Church. Sixteenth ,trset-Rev o H
Baptist Church, Twelfth street-Rsv. G. Copwsy,
afternoon; Rev. A. Corey, evening.
Church Of the Epiphany, stanton street-Rev. Dr.
Methodist Church, John street-Rev Dr. DrcClintock,
morning; Rev b. Wakelsy, afternoon
Central rrssby tsrsn Church-Broome street. Rev. DR..
Methodist Church, Second strest-Rev D: W Bertins.
Free viii Baptist Church. Grand street Rev Mr. LIE.
vett, morning; Rev. Lee, evening
Apollo Saloon, Broadwsy-Rev. George Storrs, morn
ing.
Ber,an Baptist Church Downing street-Rsv. Z. L.
Nagoon evening.
Church OF the Holy Martyrs Ludlow strset-Rsv DR..
Tying. evening.
Wooster street HALL d Dewey evening
Warrington hail. Hester street,. p. Weethee, eve
ming.
We learn from private sources that the religion. inte
ret in NewbuIy port to which have before referred
stll continues Report that several hundred per-
at the present time specially in re
gious matters and that or more are
smong the recent converts, of whom number are
aged persons, and some thirty young Boston
Trereler.
The Rev. william NJ Green, d. d, Bishop elect of
Mississippi is expected to take charge of Trinity
Church, Netchez, in the third week in January. DR..
Green has already removed to that place. The presid
Ing bishop has fixed upon the 2sth day OF February
next as the time for DR.. Green's conservation.
The Rev. f. H. Canhsld late Rector OF ST. Peters
Church, Delaware. has received aud accepted call to
st. Peter s Church, ia this city.
The German Catholics in Albany have been for some
time engaged in efforts TO secure place of worship
large enough for their members and worthy Of their
fatherland and OF them. Unexpected embarrassments
have for come time prevented success They have,
however, we learn secured the funds necessary
begin the work the plan OF which has been drawn by
Vim Ellis, Of that city architect 1t is simple, appro.
pirate and beautiful The church will be located on
the corner Of Hamilton and Philip street facing upon
the latter. IL will be English Gothic. 65 feet in iront
and lCO deep with single tower rising from the
side 40 feet high The material will be brick colorcd
to 1etemble stone. Ii will cost 81 ,000
Rev. Huntington has been read out Of the Protss-
tant Episcopal Church, by the Bishop of South
lima.
The Rev. T. w. Hager, Deacon has been economically
trsnsf to the diocess Of western New York and
received into the zane and is now the Missionary at
Moiavla and Aurora Cayuga county.
The Rev DR.. Judd has been appointed Missionary at
Stdus aud Pultneyvins, Wayne county.
The Rev Richard whittipeham jr has been cauo-
nicay transferred from New York to ths diocess Of
Western New York, and received into the same, aud
become the minister OF St. Andrews Church, New Ber.
lin, Chenspgo county.
Rev. MIR. Callahan, who has recently supplied the
church OF Cazenova, bss been invited to minister to
the Presbyterian church of Oxford Chenspgo county
and Rev Charles Jerome who has for three years sup
Piled the latter place, is now with the Congregational
church Of PeriDton, Monroe county.
Rev Moody Harrington, pastor of the Presbyterian
church Of Preble, Cortland county hs, received call
TO the pastoral office In the Congregational church of
lafayette which 1t is understood he will accept.
The Chrystie street Congregational churcn met for
the ast time the evening Of the 18th instant the
house OF their psstor where they have assembled
lsry since the sale of their meeting house In November
After appropriate religious exercises the trustees
ported all claims against the church paid with the
rate OF interest," Inclusive Of the salaries OF former pas
tors, and expenses Of law suits for the sans. They
then disc barged from further service and pre-
WI ~ ed n nd emf On
church minutes setting forth the causes which have
made the alienation OF their property and the
regrets felts q. separating from their pato-
one another by reason OF their sustain pub
lie worship any longer without . church edidee where
the gospel might be preached to the poor Their re-
cords and other documents TO be deposited
IN an iron box made aud labelled purpose to
be lodged In suitable place for safe kse ping The
church organization then declared to be di solved
having been In existence since the lith Of February
York.
The Centre church in New Haven (Rev DR.. Bacon'O
contributed during the yesrlsis s5 200 vsous
benevolent objects The Home Missionary Society re-
ceiysd sl,7oo.
Rev Mr.. Vernon, late of Rehoboth Mass, has en-
supply the Congregational society in Fisher
vile, " III the present year.
Mr. A. Holt, late the Andover Theological Semi.
nary was ordained pastor of the church
In Milton, Vt January let 1850.
Rev Otis Holmes, late pastor Of the Congregational
church In Sandwich Was Installed ps.tor the Con.
gregatiopsl church in Northwood, n n Jan % Ser
mon by rev. Nathaniel bouton. Of Concord, from I'd
Cor. 4: i, z The Rev. Mr. Prentice lives TO see his
stcond successot induoted into his pulpit having had
the charge Of the church forty Years aud received or
IL nov In his 18th year.
Rev. Nelson Clark late Of Cbarlestown was installed
over the Evanrelicsl CONGREGATIONAL church and socie
WhitiLgi of Lawrence, from Mark 81 Ia, 10.
MIR. Idnupa Alden. Of Randolph Mass and late
o. Andover biological Seminary ordained, ths
"a int over the Congregational church In Yarmouth
Die Sermon by Rev. Ray Palmer, OF Bath.
Rev Edusrd w Noble recently Of Eastman, Mas
was ordained on the 2bth ut the First Copgre-
gstionsl church in Truro.
The Rev Tobias II. Mitchell NJ. n has accepted q
call TO the r,ctorhp Of ST. Peters churck Paris Ken
tucky.
The central Presbyterian Church, Northern LIber.
Rev Dr Witon President Of Delaware College, to be-
come their pastor.
Dir Robrt P. Rogers was ordained, on "wednesday
he sh inst ever the Unitarian church and society In
Rev. John W. Harding vas ordained pastor OF the
Pint onsresatisn nal church In Lopsmosdov, Mass,
Jan. i, lsb0.
The ordination Of Mir. j. Augu.tin Hood. a. pastor
On Wedntfcsy the "a inst
The Rev Alexander r. McGfil, D D.. Of Allegheny
City, has deslined the presidency Of Washington COZ
Rev. David y Thomas, late Of rIqua. h.. become
ohio :"
Ibstsned ~ Northvood. ". " Jan. ID. 1850, Rev
Otsh Holmes late pastor Of the church Ia Sand sich
MT Lewis Goodrich ordsined TO the pastoral
charge OF the Congregational church In Dsdna n,
Mass., ON Tuesday, January 1, 1850.
The Rev James D. Mason hs, declined ths professor.
snip OF languages In Des Noipss College, Io-a, aud
accepted cell TO become pastor q the Pres bytesn
church In Davenport Scott county, Iowa
The Rev. ". Candee has rec.ived and accepted an
invitation TO become pastor OF the church Of Lafayette
Indiana
The Bridge street Church. Georgstoun District Of
yoiumbis has given . unanimou. call 90 the Rev J.
". U. Atsfnsor, OF Wsrreston, Virginis to become
their pastor, which he has accepted
Rev Edvadw Clark was ordained pastor OF the
Bethesda church In Reading Mass Jan L.
The Rev. Hiram Hutcbipg. Of Norristovn, IA has
accepted the unanimous call Of tbs High street Bap-
nst church, In shsrlestown, Mass.
Ths Rev james Hoyt has resigned the pa,torsI
care OF the church In Tusccgse. Alabama wth view
70 become the principal of the High School
by East Alabama Pres sbyt.ry.
Rev. yossph y. Fenton, of Union, Frauklin county
Mbsooii has accepted call from the church In Jef
ferson City.