The New York herald., 1850-04-28
Religious Intelligence.

ANNIVERSARIES.
SUNDAY, April 2S-Annual Sermon before America an
Society for Meliorating Condition OF the Jews-Hope
Chapel IA =. NJ.
rurnsp.r, May ANNUAL Meeting of Gen. Miss.
Com. Of the NJ. 4. church-Mission Rooms, Mulberry
street, 9A.M.
FhlpAr, May s.-An,iversary New York Magdalen
society-Bleecker street, Pres Church, IL AN
susDAv. May 5.-Presbyteran Board Of Foreign
Missions-sermon by the Rev Edward D. Smith, d D .,
In the First Presbyterian Church, Fifth Avenue
r. NJ, with statement Of the missions by Of tho
secretsries. New York Bible soeisty-sermon by
Rev. -, at the Tabernecle, ~ y n.
Mo~r.y, May 6th.-American Seamen's Friend So
eiety-Tabernaele, "a =. NJ.
Ttsspst, Msy Tth.-Amercan Anti-Slavery socisty-
Tabernacle 10 A. NJ, and continued for three
sive days at the Society Library American and fo-
reign Ant-siaycry straightforward. New York
snd Anne Sunday School Union-Broadway Tabcr-
naclc ~ =. NJ New York State Colonization Society
Reformed Dutch Church, corner Of Lafayette Place
and Fourth street, IA y. M. American Female Guar
dian Society Church of the Puritans, Union Square,
"a PM.
WEDNESDAY,, May sth.- American Tract society-Ta-
bernsole. 10 A. NJ; business meeting at the Tract
House 9A.M Institution for the Blind Tabernacle,
4P. NJ. American Home Missionary Socety-Taber-
nscie, ia y. NJ American Female Guardian Society
Ladies' meeting at the tor the Friendess East
1hirtieth street, near Fourth avenue.
TnrnsDAy. May eth.-American Bible society-Ta
bernaele. 10 A. NJ business meeting at A. NJ socie
tvs House Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Ta
bernscle, p N. American Temperance Union.Ta
bernacle "a. Y. NJ American Baptist Home Miss
soci,ty-Th y. NJ Norfolk street Baptist Church; bu
siness meeting at 10 A. NJ
Fnrpsv, May 1o-American Board Of Commissioner
for Foreign Ni-sions-Tabcrnacle 10 A. NJ
srsDsr. May 12-American ard Foreign Sabbath
union-sermon by Rev. @. W Bethune, d. D., at Re-
formed Dutch Church, corner Lafayette Place and
Fourth street, ~ Pm.
SERMONS TO-DAY.
Free Episcopal Church Monroe street-Eev Hoyt,
morning
Mcdonald, morning; Rev. Drs. Potts, Philips, and
Prestyterisn Church, BrOome .tree,-Rcv DR.
Tslernscie, Broadwsy-Rev j p. Thompson, even
reptist Church, Grand strcct-Rev. d. NJ Graham
morning.
Uni,crsslist Church, Fourth street-Rcv H. r. Nye,
Church Of the Holy Martyrs, Ludlow street, near
Grand-Rey. MIR. Parker, of the Seamen's Floating
Cergreraiionsl Church Fourth strsri-Re, Charles
Parker morning
Warrington Hall, Hester street Elder D. j. Robin
son, morning.
The Central Prethyteran church of Newark under
the pastoral Of Rev. George Lucas contemplate
building new church soon a. eligible site can
be Irocurd
Rev James NJ Druen. member of the Newark Pres
byt,ry, Nsl has been called TO the pastoral ONCE In
the Ecf,rmcd Dutch church. in Clntonville, M.
Rev n srr.gre was insiailed pastor Of the church
In Caldwell \. J., on the 18th Of March. Sermon BY
DR. Lansing 81 Brooklyn, and charge 10 the pastor by
Or. Eddy, ofNowsrk
Rev. ". o. Dunning. of New Haven. has declined a
unanimous call from the First Presbyterian church In
Dsnsville, N. "
Rev. Charles Bentley, of Hsrwinton. Conn, has re-
ccived and accepted n unanimous call TO settle in
Greens Farms Conn. and expects soon to be installed
pastor of the Congregational church In that place
Rev Nathaniel Bouton. pastor Of the first Congre-
gstional church In Concord ~ preacheda discourse
on the close of the rft quarter 81 century Of his
ministry among his people. on the oath slt. Mr.
Houton was native Of Connecticut graduate of Yale
College in the class Of is2l with Rev DR. Richards Of
Hanover, N H.; Rev George v. Adams of Brups~ick,
Me; Rev Ersstus Matby, Of Taunton; Rev Eli Smith,
missionary In Syria, and cthsrr.
Rev. y L. Burrows. a. one ~ q committee appointed
by the Ministerial Conference In rhlsdelphs TO draw
up plan for church extension In the city and county
Of Philadelphia states that the present population ~
Philadelphia and its districts y about f25 600 which "
increase since 1S40 Of lsO 900 souls The whole
number of churches s about 1oO this basis he
tinstes that all the church buildings In the city and
IT, districts would accommodate but liz 0O0 about
one-ftufth of its inhabitants.
Rev n. G Howell. u. d. has resigned the charge Of
the frst Baptist church In Nashville Tenn and will
accept that Of the Second Baptist church In Richmond
virginia.