The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-02
SERMONS.

Rev. DR.. De Witt win deliver discourse to the aol,
landers in their language this evening, IN tne
streets.
DR.. John Thoams, having returned from his tour
through the South win resume his lectures on the Cos
nrn ne a. 81 Johns Hail corner Of Deancey street and
Bowery Hour of meeting hafpast 10.
The insatherng of Israel for the redemption of spirit
sou and body enter into life eternal" will be preached
this afternoon, at TX O'clock at the Sanctuary, l0s
First street Seats free.
RE-0pENING OF CHURCHES.
Christ Church Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue,
will be opened to-day when the Rev. F. S. Wiley will
upon his duties Rector Of the Parish Services
to commence at l0x O'Clock in the morning, and y to
in the evening.
The Sixth Unversast church will be re-opened to-day
Services at 1oh NJ, and 81 P. M. Preaching by Rev.
Asher Moore.
Religious services will be resumed by the Unitarian
in the evening.
The Reformed Dutch church. in Seventh avenue Or.
Gordons) viii be open for divine service to-day at the
hours 10 A. n. and 81 P.M
The Reformed Dutch church on Twenty third street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Grew DR.. Harden
berghs) will be reopened for divine service to-day at
10x o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ
The Reformed Dutch church corner Of Greene and
Broome streets, Rev. H. V. Voorhees, pastor will be
opened for divine service to-day at 1os O'Clock NJ
and 3H O'Clock p NJ.
Market Street church (the repairs having been
peted will be opened again for worship to-day, at lo,
"A. H.. l..
Cuyler, will preach morning and evening.
peyns service will be resumed in The Canal street
Presbyterian church this morning at 10s O'clock and in
the afternoon at 81 O'Clock Preaching BY Rev James
The services Of St. AIMS Church for deaf mutes having
been necessarily omitted for portion of the INNER
will be- regularly resumed this day (sundayo These
Of The New York University, near Washington square.
i win not DO smss at this time to recall attention to
be willing to joint for the purpose of cooperating with
the Rector in his plans for doing good to tho deamute
eidents of this city and vicinity enjoy the full
horning service and occasional evening service with
he voice. the service in the sgn-anguage being held in
he afternoon. This course has been adopted in order
hat the parish may eventually become scltsupporting
nd also that the children and other relatives of deaf
hutes may feel themselves united with them in one
seen characterized by gradual yet steady growth, and
everything connected with to point towards
II is designed to have building which shall contain
lecture room, reading room and library that thus the
graduates of the institutions. rs they settle down in this
city to gain their livelihood be encouraged to make
advances in intellectual pursuits When the scheme Is
complete in all s parts It hoped that both the hearts
trained as to appreciate more and more clearly the
truths Of revelation science and literature The great
est assistance which those who interested in the
Of this undertaking could render to ts founders at
the present time would be the speedy canceling Of the
four lots on the south side Of Twenty sixth street, be-
tween the Sixth and Seventh An appeal for
funds is made to ali who would the Church Of Christ
minsering to all classes and conditions Of men, Dona-
tons to the building fund be sent to Rev. Thomas
Galaudet, Rector No "A Irving place or to either Of
bert b Mintnrn, IS South street; Prosper NJ Wemore,
es Waller street; Benjamin r. Winthrop, 10 Wall street;
Wall street; Charles A. Budd NJ D.. So Fast Fifteenth
street; G. W. Carnage and William Genet at the New
York Institution for Deaf Mues and Josiah Jones' at
the New York Bible House.
Rev William Rudder Rector Of the House of Prayer in
Newark. n j. has received and accepted call assist
ant minister TO Rev. DR. Hawks Rector of Calvary church.
New York. and will enter upon his duties early in Sep
TENDER
Rev. DR.. Van santvoord has accepted call from the
Reformed Dutch church at Union Village, made by
the gnaion Of Rev. Urah Marvin and will enter up
on his labcrs about the middle Of September
Rev. W. P. Doe Of Providence has been called to West
Stockbridge, Mass
Rev. Samuel Harris D. D. has announced to his people
that he has been invited to the chair Of Theology in the
Bangor Theological Seminary, and that after mature de-
liberation he considered it his duty to accept.
Rev Henry D. Moore has been dismissed from the FIRST
church in Portsmouth. N H. to accept call to new
church in Portland, Nc.
Rev. Henry B. Fry has accepted a call to the Ninth
Presbyterian church In Cincinnati.
Rev. Griffith Owen or the South church. O. s., Phila.
lephia has accepted call to the Third church, o. s.,
Baltimore.
INSTALLATIONS.
The Rev. Uriah Marvin will be installed rs associate
pastor with Rev. Dr. Marselus the church
Of Blocker and Amos streets by a committee of the
Chassis Of New York this evening Sermon by the Rev.
O'Clock.
Rev Rufus King was installed at jamestown, n y
by the Presbyery Of Buffalo, on the 22d inst.
Rev. Charles +. Muzzey installed on the 23d, at
West6cld n. T., by the same Presbytery.
Mr. George Moore Of the last class in Andover is to be
ordained and installed the old South Church in An
dover, Mass on the 10th Of October
NEW CHURCHES.
Bishop Potter will dedicate the Episcopal Church at
Creenbush on Thursday, Sept, s.
The Baptist Society at Prairie du Chicu Wis pre-
pairing to build church at that place at expense Of
from s. 900 to 500o They have been presented with
site in the vicinity Of the depot
The stone Of the first Reformed Dutch Church
at Hobokcn was laid with appropriate exercises on the
Rev DR.. Scott and Rev. Dr. De Witt of New York The
church will be Gothic in its structure its dimensions will
be IS feet by go and ii will accommodate when finished
about 800 persons.
The Roman Catholics of ST. Paul Minnesota Territory
celebrated the laying of the stone Of oathe
Of the Blessed virgin. 80 "''' = : - Assumption
On the Goth ult, the new church building erected by
the First Presbyterian Society Of Ontonagon in the lake
e and Hev in s
exercises by Rev. Mr.. Barnett Of Pennsyva This
TIE Miner believes, is the first building in the mineral
district consecrated exclusively to religious worship by
Professionals
The corner stone Of the new Unversalst church at
Concord N H., was laid with appropriate ceremonies, on
che LIST inst.
Rev: H. V. Voorhees,, pastor Of the Reformed Dutch
church, Broome street, has entirely recovered his
health and will reenter upon the discharge of his duties
To-day. The church which has been closed since the
Early part Of July has been thoroughly repaired and
painted, and will be reopened under the most favorable
auspices We refer for particulars TO advertising
column, under the head of special notices.
The Rev. Fathers Cvcowcz and Joseph Muller,
T. So. r., reached this port last week by the Havre
steamer their return from the General Chapter of the
Redempticnsts in Rome. Father Muller was formerly
Of the convent in this city The Provincial for the
United States Is still in Europe
Rev George r. Wiswell has declined the call Of the
Presbyterian church in ST. Pauls, Minnesota This i'm.
portan church is worthy the attention Of brethren will
ing TO enter upon wide and fruitful field They have
been deprived ofs pastor for tune and scarcely any
post in the great West presents greater attractions TO
enterprising and competent man.
Mr. Edwin c. Bowles, recently ordained pastor of the
oniversast church in Bridgeport, Conn, has just
ford.
On the 2eth inst Rev VIM. Flint preached his fare
Wen sermon at 81 Johns church, Charesown, having
ceived call 10 the ecorship Of St James church. Green
field Mass rendered vacant by the death of Rev Titus
Atrnnv .H.f.