The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-11
Religious IcteinSsnce.
CITY CHURCHES.


CITY CHURCHES.
This morning sermon will be preschsd in All Saints
church Of Henry and Soanmel streets by The
toy tho Rev. Edward Flagg, behalf Of the orphans'
Home Of e Protestant Episcopal church IN New York.
There will be preaching this morning and evening by
the Rev. II X. Green in the Lexington avenue BAPTIST
church. corner of rhreth street and Lexington
Divine service Will be held this morning and evening in
the Protestant Episcopal Mission church in charge Of Rev
Robert G Dickson, in Clinton Hall, Astm place
Rev. Sidney A. Corey WI. preach as usual this morniag
and evening In the Fifth avenue BAPTIST church.
The ordinance OF baptism will administered this
ing the South Baptist church ia Twenty hh street,
between Seventh and F. sbth avenues.
Rev Charles f Harris will deliver sermon TO youn
men on the subject Of life and its responsibilities, th
morning. the John street Methodist church. Rev. R.
Abbey, OF Mississippi will preach IN the evening
Rev. j. w Dillor, rector OF S. Lakes Brooklyn, will
preach this evening, in the Memorial church, corner OF
Hammond stree. and Wavcrley pace.
Rev. Dr. Sawyer pastor OF the Orchard street Univer-
saist church, viii preach this morning and evening.
Subject for tho morning"Awske, thou thst slespest"
Remember thy Creator, in the days Of thy
youth"
The Rev. P. Macmenamy, D. D. and missionary friends
win contrast the scripural 'Uni,y Of Protestantism
with the unscriptral and forced "Unormty of Roman
Ism In Spring Street Hall ls5 Spring street this evening
The anniversary of the Sabbath school connected with
the Reformed Dutch church in Twenty arst street, near
Sixth avenue, viii be held this afternoon.
Young mer's union prayer meetings will be held every
Sunday Monay and Wednesday afternoon in the reading
rooms Of the Young Mems Chrsan Association, 81 Wa
verley place.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. E Cummings ordained pastor a the Congre-
gational church In Brewer, Nc, March II.
aliota Uaaf
Woodstock, March 10, BY An ecclesiastical council.
INSTALLATIONS
Rev. Thomas C Rice the 9th inst. installed as
pastor Of the Orthodox church in Brighton, Mass.
INVITATIONS.
The Presbyterian church in Frankfort KY h.s invited
the Rev T. Lacy, Of Salem, Va, TO become the pastor
Of that church.
Rev Edward Payson rhwing has accepted the call Of
the 81. Lawrence street church in Portland, Nc.
Rev Spencer o. Dyer has received call 10 become
pastor Of the Congregational church in Beckett Mass
Rev. Dr. Thomas, Of New Albany Ia, has been invited
take charge Of the First church. Dayton, Ohio made
by the removal Of Rev. Mr.. Brookes 10 st. Louis
Rev. W. HogaYth OF the First Presbyter church In
Henry street. BROOKLYN has decided, much against the
wishes Of large majority Of his congregation TO accept
call from Detroit
ceved call from the congregation Of st. Lukes church
In Baltimore, assist Rev. Mr.. Rankin In his pastoral
duties. The call has been accepted.
RESIGNATION.
Rev. W. g. Scofold pastor Of the Second Congrega-
onA church in Milford, Conn, has resigned hs pastoral
charge.
DEATH IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Or. wcstbrook, of Kingston, New York, died
the 25th u aged seventy i've years He was the only
child of General Frederick wcstbrook who onicer
tho OF the Revo,uton and in that olsi2 In
1901 he graduated at Onion College, and In 1905
licensed preach. He has, throughout his whole ife
occupied prominent position rs minister.
NEW CHURCHES.
The Central Presbyterian church In Rochester
dedicated on the s.h inst.
| new Episcopal church, Just erected In New Kent
county Va under the auspices OF the Episcopal congre
CATION Of ST. Peters parish, Rev John T. Points rector,
| will be opened for divine service 10 day.
n IN contemplation to erect free scat Presbyterian
church IN New Orleans.
The row church edhcc OF the Now Richmond Presby-
! Of April
| MISCELLANEOUS
On the 10Th Of March the re-. Rev. DR.. Ioughlln OF
Brook sdmed TO the religious habit Of the Sisters Of
- Joseph, Miss Mary A. Mahony, who took, In religion
sion Sister Mary Agnes; and Mss Alice Flynn, religion
| Sister aary Joseph
The hith anniversary Of the Youths Missionary Asso
with tho Eleventh Prcsbyeran church
will be held THIS afternoon in tho church corner Of avonue
and Fourth street.
Tho of haptsm administered Sunday last nj
where a number Of persons from the Fourth Baptist
church were Immersed about three thousand persons
assembled, half Of whom Irish, Mas Car.
roll who converted from the Catholic 10 the Protes
tant faith somo time ago, OF the persons 70 be
bsptised. On entering the water says the Prov fence
Jsvndi she was sauted with cries OF "kl her y "Drown
her." &c, the crowd being with difficulty kept behind
rope which was drawn 10 keep them from the shore.
.ro - bry oovSs sv -
irsh. Tho presence Of the police however, prevented
any farther disturbance.
We by tho proceedings OF the New Jersey Conrc
at Camden, that the local preachers elected
10 doacons orders Andrew tort father OF Cover
DOR Fort, and A. d rerco, colored man.
Rev Daniel Wight Jr has been obliged in consequence
hs pastoral charge In Scuae, Mae, where he has been
located for nearly sixteen years.
Rev. y. Robinson h now supplying tho Presbyterian
congregation o. Constanta Oswego county.
Theodore Parker the great republican preacher Of
ton, Ia down on religious 'revivas"
The National Inioiioenor says that the CNiholic
BIshos Of Philadelphia, Pntsburg, Eric, Richmond,
rda, have teen ordered By the Most Reverend Arch
hshp Of baltimore 70 assemble the city Of Bstnorcou
Sunday, May for the purpose of deubersng upon
ters of interest 10 the church ai large.
There the actual miIe OF 81 Thomas OF Canterbry
IN perfect preservaon the possession Of hs omlnenoe
white ELK, embroidered wnh gold flowers ssd scroll
work, with broad band Of rod sk down the and
round the nargn i e remarkable that The ties or lar
pets worked OF different patterns. The mitre had
been preserved cathedral of sens and vas present
ed by the Archbshop Of Sens 10 CARDINAL wiseman in
1s42 There still another mtre preserved there which
belcnse1 TO 81 Thoma. II Of silver tssue ornamcnted
with elegant scroll work in gold with orphreys OF gold
tissue, ornamerrd with fyliots an engraving of i Is
giveo by Shaw 10 his "esses and Decorations Of tho Md
die Aces"
United synod OF the Presbyterian Church. comprising
representatives from the various synois in the United
States met At Knoxville Tenn the LIST as,ant. Rev.
Charles ". Reid, ~ H., Of Richmond, Va, selected
moderator On the second day Of The session a declnua
ton Of principles reported for the purpose OF
ing the position the Synod proposed 10 occupy. II de-
clares against any agitation OF the question or slavery
Iynchborc, Va, chosen the place, and the third
Thursday Of May 1859, FOR holding the next Convention
Police Intelligence.
An AiiyCxD FFwnE BGAvpr.-haris Martin alias How.
ell brought before Justice Connolly. at the Lower
Police Court or Friday, on q charge 81 biaapv The .e