The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24
Religious Intelligence.

There will be preaching at the chapel Of the
Methodist Episcopal church on Seventh avenue,
near Fourteenth street. this morning. at lOh o'clock,
by the Rev. Joseph Cross D. d. Of Charleston S. c.,
and in the evening OF n O'clock, by the pastor, Rev
| Allen Steele.
The eighth Of a series OF disc0urcesl to the young
| will be delivered by the pastor in the Reformed
Dutch church Ia twenty third street. this afternoon
Subject And Jesus looked around alb ,ut, and
saith unto his diciples, How hardly shall they that
have riches enter into the kingdom of God"
In the Fourth avenue Presbyterian church, the
Rev. joel Parker, D. D., will deli 1er discourse on
Christian literature this evening.
This evening, at u O'Clock, by Divine permits
sion, sermon will be preached by Margaret Bishop,
about the gathering Of Israel, second coming Of
Christ Jesus on earth, at los First street.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BISHOP.
To-day, forenoon, at Ogdensburg; afternoon al
Mofristo HD; Wednesday, Of the General Theological!
Seminary In Nav York; Friday, forenoon conso IRA.
tion OF the chapel at Clifton, Staten Island.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Hugh O. Rosborough has bssn installed over
the 0. 8. church in Georges Creek, Pa.
Rev. G. ID. Rice, late of East Douslass, Mass,
was Installed PASTOR Of the Congregational church
Id Pougbkeepsle, on the lltn Of April.
Rev. X. s. Billings, OF Andover Seminary. was
Dreamed and installed pastor Of the First Congrs.
eational church in ShelburDe, Ma5s., on the 9th.
On last Sabbath afternoon, the Rsy. Goyn tai.
msdge wss installed pastor over the Reformed
Dutch church at GreeHpoint, L. l.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. J. G. Craighead, of this city, has received
call to the Presbyterian church in Ovid, Ny.
Rev. s. B. Grant, OF Wallingford, CT, hiss accept
ed a call to the Academy street church in Naw
Haven.
Rev. s. Bryan. has accepted call from the Con-
gregational church in East CRANKY, CT.
Rev. Charles Jones has received call from tho
Congregational church of Pulaski, N. Y, and like
wise from the Second Evangelical Congregational
church Of Cambridgeport, Mass, and accepts the
last.
Rev. Henry Blade, late or Coventry, Co., has
been called TO the Congregational church at Bel
chertown, Mass.
Rev. Samuel w. Bush, of Norwich, has accepted
the call of the Presbyterian chcrch in Coopers,own.
Rev. II. 8. McElroy, OF Midway, KY, has received
and accepted q unanimous call co the pastoral care
Of the Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian church In De-
Tho Universsnst Society in Portsmouth, have
unanimously invited Rev. Mr.. Patterson, OF Girard,
Penn, to be their pastor.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Francis Monfoit died on the 18Th inst, AZ
the residence of his SON. Greensburg, lnd In the
73d year Of his age.
Died. in Bower 10th inst, Rev. Nathan Dole,
copr ected with the Missionary Rooms, Boston, az
editor of the publications Of the American Board
GIN, and formerly pastor of the First Congrs-
gatioBal church, Brewer. lie was A years OF age.
Professor J. s. Minis, of the Furman University,
at Greenvile, 8. c., departed this Life on the l4.h
inst. Professor Minis has occupied q distinguished
position as gentleman of literary qualifications,
and as one Of the leading dvnes In the Baptist de-
Aomina alton as professor In theology.
NEW CHURcHRs.
An o. s. Presbyterian church was dedicated In
CircleviIle, Ohio, on the Sd mat.
The corner stone of the North Reformed Dutch
church, in Clermont avenue, near Myrtle, Brooklyn,
will ID. w be laid TO mofrow afternoon.
The Western Presbyterian church In Washington
City OF which Rev. Mr. Haskell Ia aston, are ex.
pectng to enter their new chapel on the last Sab
bath La June. The church edidce Is progressing,
and with the aid it is justly entitled TO from abroad
will room be completed.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Bayley will dedicate today
the church of our Lady of Grace, ut Hoboken. The
Bishop will preach both at High Mass aud ia the
evening The splendid and costly painting pre-
seDtsd to the pastor, Rev. Mr. Cauyin, by the Duke
OF Genoa lately deceased, wiz bs in the church on
that day.
The corner stone Of the splendid eifice now Ia
procees OF erection Union street, In Petersburg,
Va, was laid ON the goth inst.
On Tuesday, the 2eih inst, the corner stone Of
the Baptist church In Staunton, Va, is to be laid.
On the 10th inst, the corner stone Of tae ne1
"Catbolic Congregational church" was laid at Bns-
tol, r. i.
The Methodist minister, Rev. Mr.. Cslliss, is
soliciting subscriptions foS the speedy erection Of n