The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
Religious Intelligence.
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Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Eighteenth
street Baptist church, door west Of Fifth avenue, this
morning and evening.
Rev Robert Dickson, pastor of the Protestant Epsco
pal Mission church. Clinton Hall Astor place. viii deliver
two sermons today, morning and evening
Divine service will be held, usual in the North Dutch
church corner of Fulton and William streets this morn
ing and afternoon.
Rev Matthew Hale Smith win preach in the Northwest
Presbyterian church, Ffteth street Eighth avenue
this morning and afternoon.
Public worship will be held this morning the New Je
rusaem church Gwcdenborgian) at Lyriquc Hall, 765
Broadway.
Professor Geo Bush viii deliver discourse on the sub
ect Of the Lords Prayer this morning, the Athc
naun, corner of Clinton and Atlantic streets, Brooklyn
In the Blocker street Univcrsalst church. corner Of
Blocker and Downing streets, Rev. n n. Gaylord of
Boston, viii preach this morning and evening
Rev Edward Anthem, assistant minister Of 81. Marks
church, win preach this evening in the Memorial church,
corner Of Hammond street and waverley place.
The anniversary Of the Local Preachers Association OF
New York and Brooklyn viii be held today at the Allen
street NJ Z. church. The exercises will be follows
At So O'Clock A. NJ. love feast; at 104 preaching by
Rev H. NJ Harmer, OF Baltimore at 26 O'Clock L. NJ the
sccrerys report VIII be read, and addresses delivered
by Rev. Tasker, Of Philadelphia Rev Mr.. Cuet, Of
Troy, and member OF the Association; and at T. NJ adj
dresses, not 10 exceed ten minutes each, from local
preachers from different parts Of the country.
DEDICATION OF the MoRruAgy CHURCH AT CAL
VARY CEMETERY.
To day the interesting and imposing ceremony Of
dedicating the mortuary church Calvary Cemetery
viii take place. The church, which is exceed
ingly handsome structure Of tho Gothic order, and
il capable Of holding about 900 persons, stands
an eminence at tho northwest OF the cemetery
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resident chaplain, Rev Mr. Honesty In accordance with
the assurance OF St. Paul that it is "a holy and whole
thought to pray for the dead, that they may be
loosed from Their sins II is customary with Catholics 70
have the burial service read by clergyman the
before the remains deposited in the earth Previous
ly this ceremony had TO be performed at Calvary in the
open air. but hencefoth the dead will BE- placed ia q
catalquo in front Of the altar of the mortuary church,
where the burial service will be performed II is
sary 10 add that the dedication of church to the service
food according to The Catholic ritual Is one Of the most
solemn and important OF all the rites of that faith The
ceremonial will take place at or O'Clock Sunday
ing there will doubt be very large attendance
The tickets have been put at fifty cents and the receipts
TO be devoted to the resident chaplain, whose
Towing charity 70 the poor has left hun in position 10
render such an offering most desirable.
Calvary Cemetery u The great depository OF the Catholic
dead of all nations in the vicinity Of New York IL
ains within the limits enclosed and about lty
two acres, but is entire dimensions I19
II was oI@ Tor bua, in 1898 and within the ten years
which have since elapsed 100 900 persons have been
TERED there The average bnrais at about the rate
Of 600 year, one fourth OF which number buried
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the poor who afford 10 purchase the few feet of
| earth destined for their last resting place.
The trustees Of the cemetery also take charge Of the
Of those Catholics who die in hospitals and
public institutions without friends and pay the expenses
at intermcnt in Calvary.
If the weather today should prove favorable the
crowds assembled 10 witness this grand ceremonial OF the
dedication OF the church viii undoubtedly be i'm
mcnse.
ORDINATIONS.
Rev. VIM W, Norton, hccntiae Of the Coneocia,ion
Of Western New York was ordained IS eu Evangelist
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siasticai Council
Professor Henry Fowler Of Rochester, was ordained by
the Presbytery Of Cayuga, anu Installed pastr of tho
Second Presbyterian church Of Auburn, " " on Thurs
| day, the 10th ut
Rev v NJ Costa was ordained 70 the holy order II
Priests by Right Pew. Bishop rastburn in oharcstown
Mass, on the 10th alt.
Rev +. r. Thwinr of Boston, was ordained over the
81 Lawrence street church, PORTLAND, Me, The "a u
Rev. r \. Hewlett was, on tho 23d nit, ordained
pastor Of the Baptist church of New BrGnswck v. D.
Mr. H. IS recent graduate of Madison University AID
Theological Society.
The ordination Of the Row. g. r Freeman Of Rnnror
Seminary the FIRST Congregational Church ana 20.
ccty at Manchester, viii take place Tuesday oct
INVITATIONS.
Rev Henry Fowler, ~ Rochester has boon called N the
pastorae of the Second presbytera church M Auburn
and was install led last week.
The Episcopal church Philadelphia 81 which the late
Rev Dudley A. TyDg rector, has extended invita-
Portland, Me 70 m the vacancy caused by the de,easc
Of Rev. Dr. Tying.
Rev A. y. s,ower late o. Union Theological Seminary,
New York having had call TO settle over the Congrcga
uonal church IN Woodbridge, Conn, has accepted.
INSTALLATION.
Tho installation ~ Rev W. H. Goodrich, late &c Bng
hampton Y, as associate pastor with Rev. 8 Aiken,
D. tho First Presbyterian church 81 Cey Gland Ohio
took place on Sabbath evening, the 18th ult
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev Henry M Dennlsor, rector Of 81 Peters tEpsco-
ssth u III was native or PcnnsyIyana graduated a.
the Episcopal Theological Seminary IN Fairfax county Va
and married daughter Of cy President Tyler. lie for
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The Rev. Reuben Post, d n, pastor &c the Circular
Church q Charleston, s. O. died The 2th ult at his
residence In that city. Of yellow fever lie IN his
sixty seventh year and had completed twenty years
in the psstcrste % the church and congregation which
mourn his departure. Reuben Post born the 18th
of January, 1872 10 Cornwall small Middle
VT In 1914 he graduated in tho university OF his
native State at Mddebury then under the presidency Of
the Rev Henry Davis, ~ D., and proceeded 10 thcoog
cal course IN the seminary AT Princeton, ~ H. under the
tuition AZ the Rev. arch'd Alexander, ~ ~ and Samuel
Miller, ~ " lie received ordination IN July, 1872 and at
the time installation pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Washington, ~ G., IN which charge he con.
tnued un February 1896 dhcharging at ono period the
functors chaplain the United states senate when ha
accepted tho rasors,c q thc church a, Charleston
Rev. James Eliot, minister Of any years standing,
died at Monmouth, ~, August ", aged seventy years
Rev. r n Wilson, pastor ~ the Presbyterian chuf, AZ
XcDia, Ohio died al Cannons berg, Pa, last week
The Rev. Vim. p Colonna died at smthacld, Va, afcw
days since.
Rev. Thomas HAYES. member Of the Virginia CONF
renee q the Methodist Episcopal Church south died hal
tmnre the 9th ul'.
Rsy. 81 hen lowell Methodist minister Of Boston and
si one tine Chaplain u the House Of Correction, died
the 18th uit.
NEW CHURCHES
Roman Catholic house of worship T. 20 be built this
fall in warhchead Mass ~ the corner ~ Rowland and
Prospect strccts The foundation wall u already built Il
V expected the house viii be ready for occupancy De
eemter.
The corner stone ~ the Plymouth church edfec ia
Syracuse vas laid To- cath UT with appropriate cere
monies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A council of rpptst churches NJ Goverstown " "
have decided that cannot be both Christian aud
Free Mason.
At meeting ~ Tie state Association on tho 9Th ul, IL
ascefancd that there forty four churches aud
SIC members VA Minnesota.
Roy. W " Maek has been appointed by tho North ms.
nos Conference Of the Methodist Protestant church SUPER
ntcndrnt ~ the Chicago mission.
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