The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-10
Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES


evening.
Rev. Sidney A. Csrey win preach this morning
and evening in the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
Rev. A. B. Beach, D. D., rector Of st. Peters
church. Chelsea, will preach this evening" in the
Memorial church corner of Hammond street and
wayerley place.
There will be preaching as usual in the John street
First Methodist Episcopal church, John street, this
morning and evening, by the pastor, Rev. Charles
| f. Harris
The usual divine service will be held this morning
and afternoon in the North Dutch church, corner Of
! William and Fulton streets
A protracted meeting will commence this evening
in the Norfolk street Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. DR.. Macauley will continue his discourses to
the young this evening in the South Dutch church,
| Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty6rst street.
The Rev. p. Macmenamy, d. D., and missionary
rends of various nations, will hold their next pub
| ic conference on the errors of Romanism at home
and abroad in Spring street Hail. lS5 Spring street,
| this evening.
The sixteenth Baptist Church having completed
their church edice will open it for public worship
| today. The pastor, Rev. w. g. Mikels will preach
in the morning, the Rev. DR.. Lathrop in the after
noon, and the Rev. DIR. Downing in the evening"
| ORDINATION
| MT. FranC1S ". feiOuDeC, gTauu3te Oh WllllAtlb
| College, and more recently Of the Theological
| Seminary at Bangor, was ordained on the I'd ultmo
as pastor OF the Congregational church in Lanes
| vile, Mass.
The Maverick church and society at East Boston,
at the largest meeting they ever held have extended
| a unanimous invitation to Rev. Mr.. Spalding, of
| Newburyport, to become their pastor.
| Rev. Mr. Tmlow of the Harris street church, in
| Newburyport, Mass, has received call to settle
over society in Brighton, at double the salary He
will not accept.
Rev. j. w. F. Ker has declined the call from the
Fifth church, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. John Bowers, of Wilbraham, Mass, has &C
cepted call to become pastor of the Third Congre-
gatonal church at st. Johnsbury, Vt.
Rev. Rufus Taylor, late of Manchester, N. H., has
accepted call from the Presbyterian church at
Hightstown, N. j.
Rev. H. l.. Dickerson, a graduate Of Lane Semina-
~. has accepted call to supply the church at Dan
vile, Ind.
The State street church in Portland, Me-, have
Walker, Of Pittsford, VT, now residing in Andover,
Mass, to become their pastor. Mr. Walker has &C
cepted the CALL conditionally that he shall not be
required to enter upon his duties until September
next, TO which condition they have assented.
Rev. DIR. Murdock formerly of the South Baptist
church. of Hartford, has accepted an invitation TO
preside over the Bowdoin square Baptist church, of
Boston.
Rev. Nathaniel West, ID. D., was installed pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of Belmont, Pbila
dephia, on the 9th ult.
RESERVATIONS.
Rev. James II. Stribling has resigned the pastoral
charge of the Baptist church in Gonzales Texas on
account of declining health.
Rev. J. M. Sherwood, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church in Bloomfield, N. j. has been COM
PEELED by i'll health to tender his resignation TO that
society, of which be has been pastor since April,
and will nh h,o fo
Rev. Jacob Kirkpatrick, Of the Third Presbyterian
church in Trenton, N j., has resigned his charge as
pastor Of the church.
The Rev. J. n. Marvin has resigned his charge of
st. Peters parish, Oxford, Conn.
NEW CHURCHES.
The dedication of the new Catholic church in Wal.
nut street, in Salem, Mass, now nearly completed
will take place to-day. The Immaculate Conception
WILDE the name given TO it the occasion. The ST.
James Church. in Federal street, In the same place
will also be conseerated on the same day. The RI
Rev. Bishop Fitzpatrick, of Boston, and the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Bacon of Portland, Maine, will be pre-
sent and assist at the ceremonies
Christ church Episcopal) in Charleston was con-
seerated on the 9th inst. by Right Rev. Thomas L.
Davis, Bishop OF the diocese OF South Carolina.
Niscstiknf6rs..
The Newsboys' Sunday echool in Cincinnati is
prospering. II numbers 20 boys.
Archdeacon Jefreys a missionary in the East
Indies, states that for really converted Chris
tian as the fruit Of missionary labor the drinking
practices of the English have made fully thou
sand drunkards in India Rather hard report.
Rev. Charles T. Quintard, NJ D., having accepted
vent, in Nashville, Tenn, took charge Of the parish
on the Sd inst.
Rev. Thomas r. Markham has been unanimously
elected pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
Fourth district, New Orleans
Rev. George f. Fisher has again asked to be die
missed from the pastoral care Of the Congregational
church at North Amherst Mass
Rev. d. A. Murdoch has resigned his mission
among the otoe Indians, of Kansas Territory, and
become the stated supply Of the churches OF Doni-
phan and Atchison.
Rev. f. Crowell, Of the Second Advent church at
Hartford, denies that Jones and Stoub, the two
Hambden county murderer, of that faith, or
that their crimes should be charged 10 insanity oc-
casioned by the peculiar views OF that sect. He
saysthe Adventsts have been the slop tubs of Abe
religious world long enough"
The Rev. DR.. Heiner, pastor Of the Second street
church in Baltimore, completed his twenty-second
years ministry among his people last Sabbath. Dur.
ing his pastorate he has soemnized 400 marriages
baptisedss34 persons; confirmed 512; buried 495 and
administered the Holy Sacrament nearly 100 times.
The Alabama Methodist Protestant Annual Con.
ference has adopted the following resolution -
" That any parents guardians belonging 70 our
church, who shall patronize that school Of sin the
dancing school by sending their children wards,
shall be subject TO a trial and reproof suspension or
expulsion. az the case may demand"
A London paper OF August Is. 1889. thus specu-
lstes about the Pope The present Pope will prob
ably be the last. There is every reason TO suppose
that his successor viii be no more than Bishop OF
Rome, or perhaps Patriarch Of thewcst. The ernan.
cipstion Of France viii give such an overthrow 20
Popery, that il il probable in process of time the
psrest religion will be established there, and that IL
the Protestant system. The key which hangs 20 the
Popes girdle will have few locks hereafter except
thoee of Heaven, TO open. His revenue from France
cut of, Poland declining and Avignon in state Of
srevolt, how are the holy Golfers 10 be nedg
Brooklyn City News.
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