The New York herald., 1850-02-17
Religious Inteiiigenes.
CALEkDAR FOR FEBRIIARY.
II. First Sunday in Lent; 20, ~, 23, Embsr day,
~, Second Sunday in Lent.


cALEspAR FEBRUARY.
.i1 First Sunday in Lent; 70, a. 3s, Embsr days;
"a, Second Sunday in Lent
SERMONS TODAY
Congregational Church, Sixteenth strsst-Rsv H
D. Schermsrhorn afternoon.
Msthedist Episcopsi Church. Green strsst-Rsv d:
Smith evening.
csH Church % Of u: rurit.n'. Union sau.s'-R'v DE-.
Presbyterian Church. Fifteenth strsst-Rsv John
Miller, morning and afternoon.
Univsrsalist Church. Fourth strsst-Rsv c. H. Web
stsr, afternoon and evening.
Presbyterian Church, Houston strsst-Rev John
Marsh, afternoon.
Washington Hall, Hester strsst-Rsv DR.. Turner,
morning and evening.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Madison strsst-Rsv
w. r. Corbit. morning; Rev. l. Crawford, afternoon
Clinton Academy, Brooklyn-Rsv. Professor Bush,
afternoon.
Blesct'r Building, Blssoksr strsss-Eidsr wssthss'
morning.
Church Of the cruohxion, University riaos-Rsv. J.
f. Soheider morning.
Church of the Epiphany, Stanton strsst-Rsv. c.
Reynolds, evening.
:, Church Of tn: Holy Martyrs, Ludlow strest-Rsv.
Rev. Samuel Storrs Howe, late Of Auburn N. r., has
received call from the First Constitutional Prssby.
terias Church Of Iowa city. Iowa.
Rev Abishai Soofeld, formerly Of Psterboro' NJ Y,
has been called to the Prssbytsran Church. Of Stony
Rev Ebsnezer Chesvsr, formerly Of Newark, has re-
ceysd and accepted call to the Prssbytsrian Church
of Ypsilanti Mich
o. Presbyterian Church, st Saratoga Springs pss
tor Of the North Church In Buffalo, N. g., took place
on the 3lst ut.
The Central Presbyterian Church. NJ g Philsdelphis,
of which Rev. Anson Rood has been many years the
pastor have extended call to Rev DR.. j. P. Wilson,
President of Newark College, which has been accepted
Iyn have called Rev Mr. Atkinson to be their pastor
Rev. Mr. Clapp Of Cabotvillo, recently dismissed
from his pastoral charge.
Rev. MIR whiting, Of Lawrence, Mass, has been dis
missed from his pastoral charge.
Rev. D. Taylor, late pastor Of the Congregational
Church. Of West Stockholm N. Y, has accepted call
to the pastoral charge Of the Church Of
Huveltop and Depeyster, st. Lawrence county, N. Y
stalled pastor OF the Church in Holder
ness Village, N. H, Jan ~.
Rev. Giles Pease installed pastor Of the Puritan
The church was formed at the sapus time.
new church edinoe erected by the Congregational
Church and society Of Middletown, Va, dedicated
January oath
Rev b. B. Parsons, late Of Huveton, st. Lawrence
county, N. w. installed the 10th ut pastor Of
the Congregational Church, In Columbia Village Ma
drid, ST. lawrence oounty,-N Y. BY the st. Lawrence
Rev Amos Chase aged os years. died ct Csntreville,
Pa, Dec. rs. He was son Of Hon. Moses Chase, Of
GLASS consisted Of ten members all Of whom have
finished their course One Of them was the late Rev.
Dr. Patten Of Newport l.. another Peter Poquonnop-
peet Indian. and another John Rolphe who also
. St Francis Indian and . preacher.
Rev Joshua T. Russell, Of the o. Presbyterian
church, was immersed, the 18th January, at Jack
san, Mississippi and afterwards ordained minister
In that denomination. Rev. Daniel l.. Russell, his
brother, who made Q similar change few months
since, ociated and delivered the charge on the occs-
sion.
The Moderator of the Ohio Presbytery, has called
Of that body for the = and
and his elders and congregation for union with the
old school The vote In favor Of uniting stood-of cem-
muncsnts % for and "a against and OF the property
holders, II Tor, adds against union.
A Convention has been called to meet at Peterboro,
Msdison county, n. Y on the 9th and 2sth days OF
February to consider the import and obligations Of the
Sabbath and the proper day and manner of Its OBJ
eervsnce
At Taunton, Mass, the Baptist church has been en-
joypg srevvsl for two months and some twenty have
been baptized.
The Baptist churches In the town of Salem ". j.,
below Philadelphia are enjoying 9 precious revival.
The Frst church have already baptized IL, and each
have several candidates who win go forward
church and society in South Abingdon, Mass. Some
thirty forty are indulsng hope many OF whom are
young men, and there Is still company OF uquirers
letter In the Erangeis, states that there
exceedingly interesting revival in progress in the
Baptist church at Ogden N. under the care of Rev
z Case. Some twenty five thirty have been hope
fully converted to Christ and large number are max.
ing the rational and important inquiry, What must
I DO to be taved 80
A private letter from Rev r. Dunning Of Huron,
Wayne county, states that revival Of much interest
is In progress especially among the youth Of his
gregation
The Congregational society In Taunton, Mass, ere
enjoy ing time Of religious Interest IL oriynAted
the Sabbath school, and naay young the sub
jects Of the influence
The Home Missionary for March, gives en- account
OF revival at Rogersvle. Tenn In the Presbyterian
church letter ssys: IL has pleased the Lord TO
oce the hearts Of his people here with the tokens Of
his goodnsts. We held our sscramental meeting the
18th OF November. It vas q solemn and holy time
We continued our morning prayer meetings and
preaching at night for two weeks Ions On December
I'd, we sommemorsted the Lords Supper, and received
thirty to communion public profession Of their
faith In Jesus In all, thirty eight admitted to
branch Of the church. Fifteen OF the adults
baptized.