The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07
Religious Intelligence.

Religious telligence.
OPENING OF THE CHURCHES
The first Sunday in September is the day which custom
has adopted for the reopenng OF the fashionable churchas
in this city and Brooklyn which generally close during
the hot summer months This day, therefore, will nnd
nearly all of them engaged their usual divine services
The following have published notices to the above
effect
Grace Church, Broadway.
Church CT the Incarnation, Twenty. eighth street.
Presbyterian church, in Madison square
Fist Freewir Baptist church. in sullivan street.
Presbyterian church. Fourth avenue
Brooklyn Heights church. corner Of Perrepont street
! and Monroe place.
Broome street church.
Church OF the Incarnation Twenty eighth street and
Madison avenue, Rev. Henry O. Montgomery, rector win
he opened for divine service sermon and the holy
/ munion, this morning.
Right Rev Thomas F, Scott, D D., Bishop Of oregoa,
will preach this evening in the Memorial church.
/ OF Hammond street and Waverley place.
Rev. Mr. Mlburp, formerly Chaplain Of the House a.
Representatives will preach at the Lyceum Room, Yon.
kers to day and each Sunday during September.
Trinity Episcopal church. corner of Sc venth wash
nRton streets, Hoboken, will be opened for public wor
sh this morning and afternoon.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BISHOP.
Tuesday forenoon, at Hudson-Northern convocaton.
Wednesday, at Christ church, Poushksepse-ordina-
zion and confirmation.
Thursday forenoon, ~ New WINDSOR; evening" at Mid
dleown.
Friday afternoon, at Monticello, Sullivan county.
ORDINATIONS.
On Sunday the 3ift ut, the Right Rev Bishop Lough-
Priesthood the other orders having been conf rred on
| The dsys Immediately preceding.
The Rev NJ J. Lawor was ordained priest in Cincinnati,
Rev p Melanchon Dooltle was ordained and installed
pastor Of the Dutch church North Branch, n j. on the
On the ad inst Mr william B. Capron was ordained n
a missionary to the heathen al Uxbrdse, Mass.
| INVITATIONS.
The North Dutch Church Of Albany have made q cal
upon the Rev. DR.. Rogers, OF Philadelphia.
semrary has and sy q Princeton a rneoogi
byterian church at Greenvie Green county, New York.
and upon the duties Of his profession TO day.
Rev p. 3. Leroy, Of highlands church. NJ " has been
called to the second o. $. church in Bridg,on, N. Y
Rev Frederick Brown, Of Cleveland, o., has bee
called to the North TO- 81 church in Chicago, Of which
Rev. Mr. Richardson was formerly pastor.
Rev Mr. Petre late pastor Of the Presbyterian church
al Pluckamn, has received and accepted call from
/! one Of the Presbyterian churches IN Jersey City.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Walter Pharr installed at Roanoke, Va,
Rev. e. W Hooker, DID,, late Of South Windsor, Conn,
| was installed recently at Farhavcn, W.
/ RESERVATIONS.
/ Rev Or. Hardenberg pastr OF the twenty third
Reformed Dutch Church In this city, has resigned
| bis charge, and the same has been accepted
The Rev. W. Ayrault having received a call from .
charge Of the Episcopal PARISH Of Hagers,own Md. ana
en- sunday last he preached his farewell sermon.
i NEW CHURCHES
| The dedication or the new toinan Catholic church u
skancateies, n. T., will take plsoe today.
The Congregational Society Of Rev T. Thayer, OF Nov.
port, l., Ia erecting an elegant church Of Portland
| stone, at n coat OF $780, GOO
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Puritan Record,r says the Methodist Conferences
sass NJ last meeting psssea resolution 70 70 me
Centuries Is inconsistent for the Mehodiss any longer
to bold win hem and that the question
Of the book not The Recoror thinks Congregational
ministers viii rot be likely 10 tentcnce asanst
the book before they read ~ AND hence good may
out Of the terrible acton Of losing opportunity
| 10 speak In a Methodist meeting.
The Maeocs nian the organ OF the Baptts, Missionary
Urion, says" Al the present moment, the debt OF tho
Union, which the ls Of April was sss 600 has reached
full $4,000 with every prospect Of Increasing 70
rcmtances withheld, The raio Of receipts greatly
increased The Executive Committee has this ster-
tive before them either 10 Increase toe debt OF The
Uu.on indefinitely, and It's credit 10 the very verge
of ruin % Withhold supplies from the missions, and
leave them 10 suffer the consequt Painful ~ Wa
hc necessity, they feat themselves compelled 70 choose
| The latter.
last commencement conferred the honorary degree of
y. D. on Rev. A y. Gillette, of New York; Rev. v r.
Iotshkss, Professor IN the Rochester University and
The degree of DD was conferred on Rev. James Pw-
ter seen, Of The Methodist Book Concern New York, oy
MAS Annie osborne received the whe veil Al the con.
OF the NiRtAuon Tue tkbt Kew prelatc th6
7ih ult Miss Osborne took, In religion, the name Of
| sister Mary Francis.
last sunday fortnight the bishop Of Vermont ofcsssea
81 raus, Burlington assisted by three Of his In
holy orders-one OF them being priest and two dca-
cons. THIS Is sight not ofen seen.
| Rev Jerome Twuchel Of Houston Texas, was . pas
| sepgr In the steamer Nautilus which folndcred by
late storm in the Gulf OF Mexico. and probably per.
Il shcd
Rev. W Everest has been cleared By the Charch Of
Chrht, at Rome, Ohio from the charges oimmcva and
uncbran conduct preferred against him BY the nculfy
al Bethany college This decision was concurrcd IN ~
delegates from all the Disciple churches in Ashss0ula
| county, where tho trial wss had.
| A correspondent Of the Mount Holly Atrro, writing
| from Hornerstown. Ocean county gives some npoTmA-
uon n relation TO the Mormons n that county he says
that meeting, are held there every week In Mormon
church and usually attended by about 80 persons,
20 or so having grated few months since 70 Salt Iats
Ite shepherd of the flock known 1dev Curtis
tailor by trade but Ike many others who cles
cal robes particularly fond Of labor He appeared
be well posted In the creed of his church. and procsse
20 be believer In The ecnuner q the Prophet
state for Nauvoo during The nrsi excitement produced b.
the advert and preaching OF Moruonsm. Return I'M
however, AFTER the destruction OF that city, he again -
tied Hornerrovn, where he continued 70 practice th
duties OF his eldersbp until November last when he
suddenly. He had but win. The saint upoa whuu
the mantle OF Elder Curtis 70 have n len IL En9
| Iishman by birth, named Richard Traceder, who s1l
grated 70 America after bic conversion 70 the fith m
seemingly man OF considerable INTEL lGcnce-has bu
one wifeand, though not an old man. has thirteen chill
/ dreD. Mormon camp meeting s 10 be held near thh
place shortly under the charge OF Eder rscedee Th
time Is not yet fixed, but will likely commence o.
Thursday, Sept IL. large delegation OF the saints
expected from Toms river and vicinity where they ~
said be quite The society has embraced
number OF respectable and wealthy farmers ofhis neigh
rorhood, but now converts are seldom made, an
with emigration and the constant failing ffom grace, m
II o,,uher oradnally dwfndnn down. and n few