The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11
Rsiigioos Intelligence.

Sermons.
Rev. Dr.. SAMPSON Of arlington, D. O., Wfi dslivse
the nineteenth d"eours before tbs Young PEOPLES
Christian Assooauop Of Calvary Baptist Church. Twen-
tythirs street, near Fifth avenue, this evening" at ~
O'Clock.
Rev. J. G. butcher, OF Bergen, win deliver she
twenty discourse before the Young Mems Assoc
cation OF the South Dutch Church, Fifth avenue oor
Of Twentyfr street, this evening" at TX O'Clock
Regular preaching will commence to-day, at lo,e
and 81 O'Clock at the court room, Patts Han, ll42
Broadway, between Thirty second and Thirty.third
streets, Rev. VIM. McJimssy, minister.
ORDINATIONS.
The ordaning services OF the Rev. C. G.. Norton win
Church in sixth street. between avenues and Read
ing Scriptures by the Rev Mr. Brant Ordaining pray
CT By P BY y Sca.
Hand Of fellowship, by Dr. Covn Charge to the church,
by Rev. Mr.. Hsco1.
Mr.. Henry NJ. HASKELL of Boston, was ordained at the
Winter church the 9Th inst Mr. Haskell Is
leave next week for St. Petersburg Russa where he has
been invited to take charge of an Evangelical Congega-
tional Church.
Rev. lothian B. Sewall was ordained pastor Of the
Central Church and society in Lynn, Mass on the 9th
inst.
The Rev. Professor Jewett, Of Amherst College, has
received call to become pastor Of the Second Congre
gational Society in Concord, N. Il.
At a meeting OF the proprietors OF the Rev. r. D!
Huntngton's church, Boston on the 9th nst the pas
tor made address, and Informed the parish that he
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situation in the University at Cambridge.
Rev. Henry N. storrs, Of Lawrence, Mass, has re.
seved and accepted call from the First Congregational
Church in Cincinnati, to become their pastor. He will
be installed about the first of April.
Rev. R. B. Bull has accepted call to the Congresa.
tional Church in Sinclarville, N. Y.
Rev. Dr. Mesick, Of Harrisburg has been called to the
Second Dutch Church in kartan, N. j.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. N W. Gaylord, formerly Of Columbus, Ohio, viii
be installed colleague pastor Of the First Gniyerast
Society in Boston, Wednesday evening, the 14th
instant, at O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. II. Q. Leonard,
Of Chelsea.
was installed pastor Of the Congregational church in
Castleton, VT, Feb H.
Rev p H Hamilton was installed pastor of the Howe
street church, New Haven on the I'd inst.
Rev. Amasa Loring installed over the Congrega-'
tional church in Edgecomb, Me-, on the goth ult.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
me H. Rev ignatus nods, Bishop OF Charleston,
Bishop Reynolds was born Bardstown, KY, Aug.
81 1885, He came of an old Maryland family, who were
among the early settlers of the then wild country Of
Kentucky The good example Of his parents, and their
expressed wshes led the young Ignatus look the
church the true sphere of his early labors He
peted his educa ton at st. Marys College. Baltimore,
where he exceed in most branches Of study especially
natural history and mathematics. After his o,dna- !.
ton he returned to his native State where his merits
raised him to many Offices of honor and trust In the
long time Vicar General to Bishop Flaget, Rector OF
St Josephs College, Bardstown, and President OF
the Nazareth Female Institute Of Kentucky OF these
sidered almost the founder and father lie
Grated Bishop OF Charleston at Cincinnati in March,
ls4 and entered upon his episcopal duties in the April
following.
Died, the morning of the 9th OF March, at Nazareth,
PA in the 9th year OF his age the Rev. Edward Rond-
ravian church ano late pastor Of the Aoravan congre
CATION in Philadelphia.
Rev Dr. Flint who has been thirty4our years pas
tor Of the East Church Unitaran) in Salem, Mass is
dead. BE was nearly seventy. four years OF age.
The Koscusko (hiss Sun Of the 18th ult has the fol-
owiDgA report has reached Kosciusko that Dr. Wood
ward who formerly preached ut this place. recently
stabbed by expelled member OF the Methodist church.
a wou is s hc
horrible affair that the person who murdered Doctor
Woodward had made application to be into the
church, and all the members snted except Dr. Wood
ward The excomn unicated member became indignant,
and while the trial was in progress he rushed Dr.
pulpit Of the Methodist church.
Rev T. Gray, for many years pastor Of the Bulhnch
street Church, Boston, died on the 4th nst aged fifty
years.
NEW CHURCHES.
new church, recently erected President street
Society for the first time, Sunday last The morning
sermon was preached BY the pastor Rev. U. C. Smith
evening by Rev Dr. Bethune This church ha, been
erected at cost Of 10000 and will comfortably
zoo persons. The Sabbath school numbers 200.
The dedication services Of the new Baptist meeting
house at Oldtown, Me-, took place the It'll inst.
new Presbyterian church in progress IN Crescent
City California; one has just been completed at Grass
'ahey, anu unotner IL nearly cOmpleteu ~ sonora.
new Presby teran church was dedicated at Stock
bridge Mich, on the l4th ut. Sermon by Rev. W. S.
Curtis, OF Ann Arbcr
Emanuel church, of the Protestant Episcopal demo-
mipaton, situated on the o. Reed Cathedral
streets, Baltimore was, the Sth INST solemnly ded-
Gated 10 The worship Of Almighty God, in the
OF an immense congregation, which filed the pews,
asles and other available space Three BISHOPS and
about thirty ministers Of that denomination pre-
sent.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Dr. STOW, pastor Of the Rowe street Baptist
church IN Boston. recently stated that the of
his church and society had contributed TO various be-
nevoen objects, during the year 1884, than eight
thousand dollars This sum was exclusive Of many pri
vate donations.
The Congregational and Methodist societies in Maiden
have offered accommodations to the Baptist society Of
that place until they CAP rebuild their church. which
WAS destroyed by the hand OF ncendiary last Friday
night There being hall in the village suitable for
the accommodation of the Baptist society, which is
quite large, such act s orthy OF notice ustrat
ing the spirit OF Christian charity. The Baptist
society have accepted OF the accommodations.
The New Jersey Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held in Newark the 18th Of
April Some two hundred ministers OF this deuomina.
ton will at that time be present.
The Rev Joshua Soue senior Bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South has advised and IN yited, a
meeting of all tie bishops Of that Church TO meet at
Nashville Tenn on the third Monday Of April All are
expected to be present except Bishop Audrey Who will
attend the Pacific Conference at that time.
The First Baptist church IN Chicago, which had in
vted the Home Nilsson Society OF that denomu alton TO
hold their next anniversary there, have withdraw the
invitation.
Rev Joseph G. Binney, d. D., has been elected Pre-
sic ent of the Baptist Columbian College Georgetown,
ID. e., in place of Rev DR.. Bacon, resigned
bill has been introduced into the Michigan Legisa-
ture TO make Roman Catholic schools and
and free TO public visitation pecton Protestant
schools, 1t Is similar TO that before the Mlssa-
chusetts Legislature
The sale of Tews in the South Park PRESBYTERIAN
church ID Newark, (Dr Wlsons,) took place recently.
and showed prosperous state OF things About fifty
seats were soM realz ng about $40, 900.
Rev J. d, Strong has been dismissed from the pas
torste Of the Congregational church In Westport c.
Mr. :. has accepted call TO church In the sandwich
Islands.