The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17
Religious Intei'i ceu,e.
CITY CUURCHgs.

in the Sixth Universalist church, Tweaty-fo,rth
street, Aetwsen Eighth and Ninth avenues, this az
ternooA..
Elder John Rray, pastor OF the Bethe ia Baptist
church, viii deliver a sermon 10 young ssea at the
church IN Clinton Hall, Eighth street, this afternoon.
Res. Lr, MsesuIey will deliver n discourse 10 The
Young in the South Dutch church, +, Il, syenue and
Twenty first street, this evening. Subject, %"timiug
Higher
There will be divine service in 81. Matthews Yves.
cyan Methodist church, in Christopher street, be:
tween Fourth and Blocker, this morning. afternoon
and evening.
Divine service will be held this m ming aud even
Jig in TIE Protestant Episcopal Mission church,
Clinton Hail, Astor place, in charge 81 the Rev. Ro
bert G.. Ii.k.en.
Rev. Thos. T. Gihon, rector of st. Johns, Brook
En, will, by request, preach this evening on the
fifth commandment. in the Memorial church, corner
Of Hammond street and Waverlcy place.
The usual divine service Will be held this morning
and afternoon in the North Dutch church, corner of
William and Fulton streets.
Rev. Charles +. Harris will 6etver sermons this
morning and evening in the John street Methodist
Episcopal chuich.
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach this morning
and evening in the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
The Rev. p. Macmenamy, d. D., and missionary
friends, will hold their next public conference on
the God-dishonoring, Christ -l.throniug, and soul.
destroying ,tnets Of Romanism, in Spring street
Hall, No. ls5 Spring street, this evening.
A funeral sermon for Rev, DR., Knox will be
preached this morning by Rev. A. Van AIKEN, in the
Reformed Dutch church Of Bloomingdale.
Rev. Joseph Z. Thompson, d d of the Broadway
Tabernacle church, n. u. will preach in Metropoli
tan Hal, Jersey City, this afternoon, for the Con
gregational Society now worshipping there.
ORnIsAriOSs.
Allen B. Woodwork was ordained TO the work of
the Baptist ministry at West Nanticoke on the oath
of November last.
Sherman j. Goodseil was ordained a Baptist minis
ter in Lincoln. Logan county, ILL.,. on the both of
December last.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. 7. S. &. Smith has accepted a call from the
churches NJ Bethel and Chestnut Grove, Nd.
Rev. Arson Dubois, OF Kingston, Ulster county.
has declined the call to the Second church of New
Brunswick, Nj.
The Mystic church and society a. Medford, Mass,
have given a ca'i to Rev. Henry u. Dwight, u recent
graduate from Audover, TO become their pastor.
Rev. Lambert S. Fine has received'a call from the
Presbyterian cnurch OF Chambersbrrg, Pa, vacant
by the resignation of the Rev. Joseph Clark, on ac-
count Of delicate health.
Rev. j. p. Stafford, D. d., late of Frankfort, Ky,
has accepted Il call from the First Presbyterian
church OF Piqna, D.
Rev. Dr.. Dorsey, Of jefferson, Frederick county.
Nd, and formerly of Baltimore, has accepted a call
TO become the pastor Of the Lutheran church at Mar
~tinsbnrg, va.
The Reformed Dutch chsrch of Iinlithgow (Johns-
town., Columbia county, n, j., have extended a call
to the Rev. Charles J. Shepherd, of Pompton Plains.
The Chassis Of New Brunswick met in special ses-
sion in the Reformed Dutch church Of Boundbrook,
Somerset county, n. j., on Tuesday, Jan. 5, when
the pastor elect OF this congregation-Re Rev. Henry
V. VoOrhies-was received by certificate from the
Chassis of Now York, and indicted into his new re.
lation with the customary religious exercises, before
a large and attentive audience.
The installation of Rev. T. T. Waterman over the
Congregational church in Danielsonvile, Conn,
is appointed to take place On Wednesday, the 10th
inst.
Rey. j. ii. Myers was installed pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church, Pkin6eld, N. j.. on wednes-
day last, by the Presbytery of Elizabethtown
Rev. F. Irving Carpenter, formerly of Littleton,
N. II was installed pastor of the Congregational
church In Barre, on the S3d nit.
Rev. II Crawford was installed a. pastor of the
Orthodox Congregational church Of Deerield, Mass.
on Wednesday, the 18th ult.
Rev. #. T.. Waterman. formerly Of Providence,
r. l., was installed as pastor Of the Congregational
church at Danielsonville, Conn, on the 10th.
Rev. Otis Holmes, late of Northwood, N. H., was
installed az pastor Of the church of Elliot, Me-, on
the 4th of January.
RESERVATIONS.
The Rev. ID. S. Parmelee has resigned the charge
Of the Lexington avenue Baptist church, New York,
to take effect on the fnt Of May.
Rev. Mr.. Janvier, for half a century pastor Of the
Presbyterian church ut Pittsgroye. Salem county,
\. j., has resigned that position.
Rev. Mr.. Kirkpatrick has resigned his charge as
pastor Of the Third Presbyterian church of Trenton,
n, j., in consequence of i'll health.
DEATHS IN TnE MINISTRY.
Rev. J: j. Lehmanowsky died IN Clark county,
Ind. on the ih inst mt. He was u Pole by birth.
anu a distinguished officer in the Napoleanic wars.
but some time after his arrival in this country became
a minister in the Lutheran church.
Rev. I. B. Carmichael. n member Of the Newark
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal denomina-
tion, died ut Vernon. Sussex county, N. j., on the
18th inst, aged IS years.
NEW CHURCHES.
The dedication OF the new house Of worship Of the
Secobd Presbyterian church. jersey City. will take
place today. The pastor. Mr.. Hoover, will preach
the afternoon; and Professor Hitchcock, of the Union
Theological Seminary. in the evening.
The corner stone Of a Reformed Protestant church
was laid at Metuchin, N. j., a few days since.
The new church edifce of the First Presbyterian
church. at MI. GIead, Ohio, was dedicated on New
Year, Day.
nfsCkLLhSfors.
ON the 2sth &C December last there took place, nj
The Visitation Monastery, Brooklyn. the ceremony Of
the reception ~ the white veil. by Miss Margaret
Hand. in religion Sister Mary Joseph: and of Miss
May Sidell. in religion Sister Mary Tercse. The RI.
Rev. Bishop Loughlin oniciated, assisted by the Rev.
Mcssrs. Welsh and Turner.
Rev. wm. r. Watkins. Of the Baltimore Annual
Conference. il about 10 sever his connection with the
Charles street Methodist Episcopal church. in Ralti.
more, and JOIN the Wesleyan Biblical Institute, at
Concord, N. II.
Rev. Arthur u. Fuller has been elected Chaplain
Of the House OF Representatives Of Msssacnusetts.
Rev. Vim. Howard Van Doren having left the sea-
beard On account OF the health OF his wife. and 10
csted a' 81. Louis, is now Supplying the pulpit Of the
Second Presbyterian church. until the arrival OF the
Rev. J. II. Brooks, pastor elect.
The Boston TSareRer Of the Iith inst. contains the
following despatch. dated warcham, Jan. II Rev. |
Mr.. Lakeman, a clergyman Of Abingdon. while visit