The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09
Religious intelligence,
LOCAL MOVEMENTS.


Rev b. Dana Ward will preach this evening In the
Memorial church, corner waverley paos and Hammond
street, one block from the junction OF Eleventh and
Greenwich and Seventh avenues.
There will be preaching to day In the John street Fir
Methodist Episcopal church, the pastor Rev Charles E.
harris.
Bishop Bayley win celebrate mass and preach In tho
Catholic church. Long Branch this morning ct iox
O'Clock. e~
Rev. Samuel b. Cox, d :, will onicate this morning
and evening In the Madison square Presbytersn church
Rev Edward O. Flagg from Paterson, N J., will preach
In the Church Of the Epiphany 100 Stanton street, between
Essex and Norfolk streets, this evening
Divine service will be held to day in Grace chapel Aston
place.
The North Dutch church. of Fulton and William
Streets will be opened for divine service day The
vices will be conduted by Of the pastors Of the
Collegiate church alternately The North Reformed Dutch
church edihce the Of Fulton William streets,
Is, next to st. Pauls Ep copa church, in Broadway, the
Oldest existing In this city st Paus was opened for
d zine service in l7s6 and the Norh Dutch in 1889 At
that time received the name OF the North ~ bel built
In the north cen6nes of the city, and became
distinguished from the South Dutch church in Garden
street, Exchange place. and the Middle Dutch church,
years past the tide OF removal from the lower part OF he
city, Id connection vi Il. for commercial bu
sness, has increased rapdy, until but few families,
brought up within the church. and under pastoral care,
remain in the vicinity sill, population equally numer
-
found within the lower wards, whore spiritual wants need
to be investigated and supplied SUCCESSFULLY the church
while the members Of The congregation have removed 70,
and th places been supplied by eiinces In the up
per part Of the city The North Dutch church. ore Of the
most Substantial and beautiful houses Of worship in the
city, remains linked - memorial to generations past;
and In what is now mas!on neld thrown open 70 the
surrounding population TO bring them In attendance the
Of grace, and with the divine blessing, under The
saving influence OF the truth and spirit Of God The min
isierial services asey BY four
listers Collegiate Reformed Dutch church. Knox,
Dewitt, vermilye and Chamber
APPOINTMENTS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
To day, at Potsdam.
Wednesday afternoon, at Stockport.
Thursday forenoon, ii kinderhook; afternoon, ct Va
Saturday forenoon at oplrg gers Falls Afternoon st
ST. AIMS church, Fishkll landing.
ORDINATIONS.
Rev. C. @. Tiffany, late of Baltimore, Nd ordained
the Cong eeaona church Of Deroy July Is Sermon
by Rev. Dr.. Tbayer
Mr. Franklin Tuxbury was ordained pastor Of the Con-
gresatiopa church in Hadley, Mas, on The 18th inst
Mr. X. Drake ordained by the Presbytery OF Dos
moines and installed pastor OF the church Of Dcsmonss
June IL.
Rev Henry L. Edwards form erly Of Southampton who
gaiiona church South Abingdon Nass was or
dained pastor of that church on the Ah ut
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Joel Mann, OF Kingston r. has accepted Q call
10 settle with the Congregational church al Hanover -Four
Corners Mas.
Rev. j. J. Hill, OF wspeo. Iowa, has declined . call
from the Congregational church, Newark, Illinois.
Rev. Mr. Boynton has decided TO accept the call to Nil
vaukie Wis., and has asked q 1is ussa from the south
CsDgre gational church n Pittshelt, MAss.
Rev. George Corts, OF Adrian Michigan who reociv
ed unanimous cal from the Third Presbyterian church
(s,e DR.. Riddles) TO bee ,me their pastor de,ines.
Rev. A. &. wedde iste OF the English Lutheran church
OF springfield, Onio has accepted call from the Eoglsh
Lutheran church Of Cumberland.
Rev. Robert W. Allen has accepted q call to become
pastor OF the church OF Jacksonville Illinois.
Mr.. Henry +. Thomas, Jr., lcentiste OF Louisville
Presbyiery, has accepted M invitation 10 supply tho
church OF Charlestown, Ind
The Rev A. H. Bailey accepted the charge OF Calva
~ church, Bsrkshre, ano Upi1n church, Montgomery
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. W liam Mctaren recently installed pas
mon rlsce, Boston. The sermon preached by Rev.
Or. William p Clark, Of Quebec Rev Mr. Kemp,. or
Montreal delivered the charge 70 the pastor and church
Rev John Cunningham, formerly OF Penn Van, wa ia
stalled aston Of the Cougrees church Gainesville
Wyoming county, n. Y, on the 2lsi uh
Rev Aaron Adams, formerly OF Maiden, was recently
Installed A. pastor OF The Franklin stree, church 10 Man
chester, n II.
Rev 0. j. Aud, late OF Madison Florida has been In.
stalled pastor OF the church in Tallahassee Florida vacated
by the uaDseT Of the Rev Mcneil Turner 10 the Pres
dcrcy Of the state Seminary, In the same city.
Rev Mr.. Phillips installed over the Presbyterin
church, Cedar Falls Iowa, the 9th Of July The seru
cas- were held In gfese
RESIGnArIoys
Rev Edward Clark, Of A,hneid, hAv, has been Obliged
10 resign bis pastoral charge. in consequences OF III hca.
Rev Bsn smin rsppan, pastor CT Green Goa
gicta,icnsl church IN Chslesto sn, Mas has resigned
The Rev Noah Hunt scherck has resigned the rcc,or,hp
Of iuccurt Parish, Gamb er. o aud accepted an unau
nous call to Trinity Church, Chicago, Ill
The Rev Lewis Clover has resigned the rec,orshp,f
~ Johos church, Johnstosn, and accepted call 10 that
Of 81 Psrl'e church, Spring ield, Illinois.
NEW CHURCHES.
Tho church at Lebanon springs will be dedicated N dv
by Bishop hcClosky. II iss neat frame building roms-
csy situated at the foo, OF the mountain and commAni
itg magnificent view OF the Beautiful valley Of Lebana
new Methodist episcopal church dedicated on ue
10Th ult at New Provideoce, Union county, N. J. To
about twenty other clergymen.
TIE imposing -enony OF the laying OF the so
Of the new 81 hchsels German Catholic church ,o&
place on the I'd inst In Baltimore.
second Presbyterian church has had feeble eu-
tepce for come years 10 OswegoN W on Lshe Oniar,.
II was recently dlsbsndeo, and Congregational
sspztd In its stead Tue old church oss bean paid
dosn, and new one for the Congreestonslsts 10 nu
building.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Mr. lowe has found n necessary fro n the stateG
hs health, TO resign positively his connection with te
North church in salem, ks's., ss its pastor.
Mrs. lydia Jenkips, Of Port Byron, N. Y, has COT
menced preach ne after regular Of study, snds
new fully entitled 10 the sppeaton Of Reverend"
An exchange rays that a few sundays since presow
in one OF The ru'al dhircs Augusta, Ne seeins az
and remarked "tnat all the men were EVIDENTLY In
fields taking care Of their nay be thought their DIV
70 40 20, ana DIS 70 20 and be them" 50 ne aismss
the ladiee with bepec lotion. and went forth among
ffends, TO show them bis cunlepance and help ner o.
rsions by the labor Of his hands.
Rev. Thomas Hume pastor OF the Fourth street Bsp'.
church OF Portsmouth, has been appointed Pres'oen"
Chesapeake Female College, near Hampton, Va
The OF - .2o3 we're subscribed by the nsihoa
Fpl,coraI consreaailop on the "a Inst, 70 bsildsW
church edtce in Elkton, Nd.
Ills In contemplation 10 hold . state Convention In n
falo ne time In tile course Of the ensuing autumn,
the obiec, IN aevisins ueans act public OPIUM
"A N secpre better ard more general observance OF
Christian Sabbath.
90 Msryvins deceased wife's sister" has occupied
.,,.n,,on III ecclesiastical bodies, aud recenyn
mni,ed cepsure was inflicted upon one OF the odendx
b,e,hysn Put even this far behind the act OF yog
cleyg,msn IN Pennsylvania. The synod was 70 meet
pn,,ade oh some years since and this nvorite topic
TO be discussed and decided. An ambitious pastor I'm
,he n,eror and Who had long since made up his mind
bis roIp and practically desired 10 give bis vote OPP
suop reached the city the evening IN advance OF thee
sion HIS deceased wife's sister" with him.