The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-14
Religious Intelligence.
City CHUnCHEa.

Religious Intelligence.
CITY CEsURCHEs.
Elder Ira T. Steward for many yeaxsa sailor, pseach
this msrnng, afternoon and evening at the Baptist Mari
nus' chapel, 234 Cherry street.
NV d. v M johnson, pector Of st. Mary's church,
Brooklyn viii preach this evening" the Memorials chsrch,
corner Of Hammond street and waveraey place.
Preaching this morning and evening, iAhe John
street Methodist Episcopal church, by the pastor, Rev.
Charles E. Harris Subject in the evenng"Te signs OF
the Times"
The usual divine service will be held this morning and
evening, In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church. Gin
ten Hail. Astor place, in charge OF the Rev. Roberts
Dickson.
Rev Dr. Macauey will deliver the last of the series Of
Sabbath evening discourses to the young discovering In
The South Dutch church, Fifth avenue and Twesynrs
street. Suhect-"UnconsclousI Influence"
The Rev. y. Macmeassny, d. D., and missionary friends
will consider the queson-"Was 81. Peter Protestant
In Spring Hail. 1856 Spring street. this evening
The annual meeting on behalf of Sunday School mis-
sionaries and Libraries Of The West viii be held the
Church Of the Purtans Y Chsevsrsl Union square,
this evening. The meeting will be addressed by Rev. b.
W. Chidlaw OF Ohio; Rev. Vim. Hague, D. D. OF Albany,
and Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler OF this city
ORDINATIONS
Rev. Geo f. Noyes formerly Of the Suffolk (Mass bar,
whoee abors charge Of the Unitarian church and soce
y Chicago for time past have been most acceps-
be ordained Its pastor Of the church on the 90
Inst, with appTopr late services.
Mr. b. L. Agnew was ordained and installed pastor OF
the church Jobnstown, Penn, by the Presbytery Of
Bairavllle, on the 18th ult. s.
Mr. N j. Morrison, licentate Of the Cleveland Comic
renee Ohio ordained TO the work Of the gospel minis
try and installed pastor of the Congregational church IN
Rochester, Mich, On the 11h inst.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Grimes has declined the call to the First Pres
byteTian church OF Miami city and accepted the cab 10
Columbia, Penn.
Rev. John Faris has received call from the First
church, Rockford H., at WHICH place correspondents Will
Rev. G. j. Tllcson, Of Brooklyn Conn, has received
call from the Congregational church in Putnam, in the
same state.
Rev. Philsnder Barbour formerly Of Mechanlcsville,
has received cali from the Presbyterian church Of East
Nassau and Branard N Y.
Rev. Edward living, Of Antover theological Seminary,
received call from the ST. Lawrence street church,
Portland, Maine.
Rev A. b Foster, of Gil, Mass, has received a call
from the Congregational church In Oxford, same state
| INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. W. Corning late OF Oxeg), was installed Feb.
O. by the presbytery Of Troy pastor OF the Presbyterian
| church in whitehall Washington county, N. Y.
Rev Henry c. Aberpethy installed as pastor Of the
CoDgrega opal church at Oneida Ill, on Thursday, Feb
T. The house Of worship erected By the society
| dedicated at the same time
| REsIGNArIoNs-
At the close Of public worship the 9TH inst Rev. +.
G. Prsu who has been settled the South MaIden
Mass Congregational church for eight years, read let
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| DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
| Rev. Timothy A.. Taylor, who had been for twenty
years pasto of church. at Satersve
Il. L. died last week Of congestion Of the lungs.
Rev Nathaniel W. Tayl or, d. D., Dwight Professor Of
Dade,ic Theology in Yale College died in New Haven on
the 10th inst the 72d OF his He born at
New Milford, Cna in the year l'so, and graduated at
in the family Of Dr. Dwight his av0rte amanuenss he
entered On the ministry and ordained pastor OF the
First Congregational church New Haven, in April 1872
How faithfully he discharged the duties o. this office
be testified by tome who among US, and Is wit
messed by generation and love with which he was
garded by the children and the chdrsns children Of
muludes who once sal under his ministry His preach
ing marked by extraordinary cearness, force and
pungency OF application. He ha great nhicnce, under
div inc grace the power Of truth Hence he death with
the Of chiefly through their understanding he
the claims the gospel not by mere strength of
serton by vivid and luminous trans Of reasoning he
turned the whole last into appeal SCIENCE and
the leading characteristic OF his preaching happily de-
SC, bed by az emmett divine Of Massachusetts, --Hs
mabes everything appear great God man, time, eternity
His ministry eminenty successful. There were, in
erfui and long continued rcviva5
Of religion smopg people; aud these seasons OF extra
ordinary interest conducted with go much judgment
and 10 avoid every kind OF excess that the whole
community around Gnd Rcknow LEGGED that they were
no mere ebutons OF excited feeling bu, marked by
the peculiar presence of the converting grace OF God
When the Theoiogica department Of Yale College
founded, the year 1872 he was appointed
scr of Idactc Theology Bd. in accepting TINS Office DC
the ministry On the contrary, while preparing young
for the sacred Office be continued to preach In the
churches OF city with his accustomed
fervor success nearly year 1885, he acted
the regular supply OF OF the societies at Hartford
which wa destitute OF pastor A. Consregat cnal
churches have branched out from the two original socie
ties the lis aud aid have BEEN called in
for The furtherance OF each successive enterprise. On
some Of them he bestowed OF labor which, II
reckoned In continuous order would make months and
even years OF pastoral duty.
NEW CHURCHES.
The buil5rg nty put up by the old school Presby
terrain in Iaay cite, Ind, formally ded
Gated to tie worship OF God on the vi inst.
The Wet Broad street Methodist Episcopal chapel in
Newark n j. under the pastoral Of Rev. VIM. Copp
was dedicated Gu Friday, 10Th inst.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The old church standing on Church hill, In Richmond
| "Givo me liberty, give me death" speech, IN still
visited object OF vtneraon. II was the place where
the fret House OF Burgesses, OF Virginia. met and " still
in good preservation II Ia occupied by Rev. Henry
| Kepler, ~ n Protestant Episcopal church
Rev Thomas Griffin has removed from Bremen, Ohio,
Monte yuma, Ind, and become stated supply OF the
chui oh at the litter place
Rev Moses wilder has taken charge Of the Prcsby-
terrain N. So church, 0ilsvie. Orange county, u.
mass me citing Of the citizens OF Tay Tor county, Va
was held at BoOthesve on the 18th instant at which the
following, among other resolutions, were passed unsn-
Thai the Eve Christian Advocates. published In the cities
OF New York Pit,sburg Cincinnati 81 Louis and Chcsgo,
having become apO sheets OF the rankest character
ask CON shwealths attorneys and posimssers 10
examine them, ADD found TO be OF unlawful chsrac
tee zeal with them and their agents az the laws OF our
stale direct.
| 1nhi az special tavtr Ci tne hetnOulst fpNo'
pal Church. North and s other churches tina, may
slider this country part OF their moral vineyard for the
future 10 send among only such Ministers "a have VIE
grace CROUCH 10 enable them 10 preach the Gospel
without ig Nth the civil institutions Of country
The following iacooc prayer was delivered in the Iowa
House Of Representatives the other morning. by Rev Mr.
! shine
Crest God bless the young and growing State Of Iowa,
her SENATORS and representatives her Governor and state
officers Gave ~ sound currency pure water and unde-
hled religion Tor Chrsts cake Amen.
We announced the deaths Of three Csrdns Of the Csiho
Nc church lately. despatch from Rome, dated on the
-Four others, Cardinal Tosti among the nunbcr ser
! ously H.
| TIE WORK OF REVIVAL.
The Central Chtstidn Advocate OF recent date gives
par ticulars Of the religious REVEAL in Ilnos and
Missouri A. Jacksonville station Illinois, two hun