The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.

MclAne m the afternoon
BISHOP Potter will administer the holy rite Of conhrma.
ton St. Stephens church. corner Of Broome and Chrys
tie streets, this evening.
Westminster church, Twenty second street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues having been furnished and
very greatly improved, will be reopened for divine
ship todxy. Morning service by the pastor, Rev. DR.
McCsrtee afternoon service by the Rev Dr. Spring. eve
ming service by the Rev. Dr. Potts.
Rev D. S. Parmelee will preach his last sermon as pas
tor Of the Lexington Baptist church this morning
In the Orchard street Universalst church, the Rev.
j. Sawyer, D. D., pastor, will preach this morning and
evening at the usual hours Subject for the evening,
Time of Christs Second Coming and Kingdom"
Divine service will be held usual this morning and
evening the Protestant Episcopal Mission church. Gin
FALL Aston place, in charge of Rev Robert g. Dickson
The seats in this church are free throughout
Rev. Morgan Dix, assistant minister of Trinity church.
will preach this evening in the Memorial church,
o. Hammond street and waveriey place
The usual divine service will be hold t,.s norping and
Afternoon in North Dutch church, corner of William
and Fulson streets
Al the First Baptist Mariners chapel ~ Cherry street.
the pastor, Ira Steward, will preach this morning, after
and evening Several are be baptssd in
the evening
In the Jshn street First Methods. Episcopal church.
pastor Rev Charles K Harris, will preach this morning
and evening. The sacrament will be administered in the
afternoon.
Rev Sidney A. Corey will preach this morning, in the
Fifth Baptist church; and in the evening the fifth
lecture to young men will be delivered.
The dscourses the young will be continued tbs even-
ing in the South Dutch church, Fifth and Twenty
fourth street, by the Rev. Dr. Macauey Subject Chris
tian Bounty"
The Rev. p. Aacmenamy, d. and missionary friends,
will hold their next public conference the Errors and
Absurdes of Romansm, in Spring Street Hall, No 1856
Spring street, this evening
A union prayer meeting will be held every day, from
7. NJ, commencing TO the Bedford street
Methods. Episcopal church.
Mr. Clarendon Waite Of Worcester ordained 20 the
ministry at Rutland, Vt, on the 10th ult
Henry Fairbanks and Henry Hazen ordained at St.
Johnsbury, VI, on the 18th ut as evangelists.
The Winthrop church and society of Gharlestown Mass
have extended call TO the Rev. E. B. Webb, of Augusta
TO become their pastor.
The Rev. }. W. Cracra Of Ascension church. Chicago,
has received the appointments Of Chaplain in Kenyon Col
lege and unanimous call to the Rectorshp Of Harcourt
parish, Gambler, which he has accepted.
The congregation OF the Broadway Presbyterian church.
in Baltimore have resolved make a cali for Rev John
Mccartney, cenate Of the Western theological Semi
nary, 10 become their pastor.
Rev. VIM Hogarb, of Brooklyn has been called 20 the
PRESBYTERIAN church in Detroit formerly occupied by Rev.
Mr.. McElroy.
Rev. Robert Rudd, Of Knoxville, has been engaged 70
supply the pulpit in wethersheld H., made vacant by
Mr.. SHELLS death
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Zachary EDDY Of Birmingham, Conn was Installed
pastor OF the First church and society Northampton,
Mass, March 3. The sermon preached by President
Wooisey Of Yale College
Rev. Francis Williams, late Of Brookded Conn on the
Path was installed pastor Of the Congregational church at
Chaplin Conn.
Rev s. l. lockwood was installed over the Pilgrim
Church and Society North Weymouth, Mass March q
Sermon by Or. Soors, of Braintree.
Rev o. T. Lamphesr installed at Exeter, n. H.,
the I'd inst
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Died, in Redding, Conn. Feb. q, the Rev. Jonathan
Bartlett aged 90 years formerly pastor OF the Congrega
tona church at that place.
NEW CHURCHES.
Westminster church, at Yonkers, was recently or
ganized by the Third Presbytery Of New York, from
Of Yonkers, and Wednesday evening, Feb H. pres
bytery ordained and installed, az its first pastor, Mr.
Ron A. Sawyer late of Union theological Seminary.
The dedication OF the Union Congregational church In
southboro, Mass, took place on Thursday, March 4.
On the goth u the Presbyterian church in the vii
sge Of Rchland Centre Wisconsin, dedicated TO di
vine worship.
The new Catholic church Of the Immaculate Conoep-
ton the Of Harrison and Concord street.
Boeon, is to be 2ol feet by S. and 60 feet height
top Of cornce. The college building is 90 by 60 four
stories in height and the library 40 BY 2s three stories
high. Another building, 90 by CO. TO be used q dwell
ling, will be connected with the college by the library
The entire buildings occupy square containing upwards
Of feet Of land and 10 be very costly and highly
ornamenied 10 give some idea Of the extent Of the
buildings, there is upwards OF 100000 feet Of timber in
the flooring and roofing.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Two Baptist cergymen Of Massachusetts,, Rev. Richard
Thayer, and Rev. Thomas Walton, have recently no.
pouncod their former faith and avowed themselves
ve 70 the doctrine OF the final holiness and happiness Of
all men.
The conversion Of Jews in Palestine used 10 cost about
ten thousand doll,rs head but at this rate the
mill does not grind well Bishop Gobart very honestly
breathes encouragement talks OF the doubtful pety Of
those that are converted and the growing hate OF the Mos
lem Services regularly conducted In I'VE Ian
gusges monthly, weekly and other meetings held; mo
ney lavished eight schools maintained, with hardly any
result All over Palestine Il rs the same.
Rev Mr. Hewe, pastor Of the Baptist church In Nerr
street. Boston preached bis farewell sermon the
2sth ut
The Mount Giead S.ntine Gays tha.ths Hon Thomas H.
Ford, ex Lieut. Governor has recently united with the
Presbyterian church IN Mansfield Ohio.
The report that has already appeared relative To the
appointment Of Dr. Bishop VI the Dosess of
Hartford and Rhode Island confirmed authentic
documents are received for bis conservation.
EXTENSIVE REVIVAL OF RELIGION IN NEW BEDFORD
We are informed that very powerful revival Of rchsor
IL DOW in progress New Bedford seems 70 pervade
the whole city and nearly or quite every denomination rs
sharing in It's influence. The cergymen Of different sects
meet common ground and unite most heartily In the
work union prayer meeting IL held every morning
O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Craigs church, in when the meeting
the church would bold the multitude The vestry
was opened and Immediately filled. Some two hundred
have already been converted and the work appears
have but Just begun.
THE CONVERSION or GENERAL JACKSON
nr. Samuel A Cartwright, OF New Orleans, in letter
slavery written 70 the Rev Peter Cartwright VI Illinois,
has The following reference the Of President
jackson The whole subject could be settled In rice
the schsns the churches healed and our political union
cemen,ed II dealt with you dealt with Gen. Jackson,
boldly faced and the truth, however unwelcome forced
upon the public you forced the awful tenew OF tho
church upon his attention. instead of mnciDg matters
smotherins your Methodist doctrine (when kindly pulled
by the coat the pulpit by brother clergyman, and
admonished whisper Of the presence OF that rcnowned
persopage) you aloud his namethe hero stood
up before you and you Numbered In h face the awful
words that God would damn his soul II he did not &c,
converted" Many Of the audience kno wing his mpeuous
temper, embed for you, and Of the preschers amer
church called him 70 apologize, especially for
some additional remarks you made that ocd would make
quick work dainning him he would Guinea negro
jackson waived the apologizer from his nee The
had taken eecyou bad come gqusrely up to bis