The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
Religious Intelligence.
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Rev. Sidney A. Corey vii! preach in the Eighteenth
street Baptist church, door west Of Fifth avenue ths
morning and evening.
Rev Robert G. Dickson, pastor Of the Protestant Epsco
pal Mission church. Clinton Hail. Astor place. viii deliver
two sermons to-day, 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 viii preach in the Northwest
Presbyterian church Fifteh street near Eighth avenue
this morning and afternoon.
Public worship will be held this morning the New 10
rusalem church {swcdcnborgian) at Lyrque Hall, 765
Broadway.
Professor Bush will deliver n discourse the sub
ject Of the Iords Prayer this morning, at the Ahc
naun, Of Clinton and Atlantic streets Brooklyn
In the Beecker street Unversalst church corner Of
Bleecker and Downing streets, Rev N. NJ Gaylord, Of
Boston, will preach this morning and evening.
Rev. Edward Anthon assistant minister OF st. Marks
church. will 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 will be held today tho Allen
street NJ. E. church. The exercises will be US follows
At 81 O'Clock A. NJ love feast at 10x preaching by
Rev. Harmer, of Baltimore at 2li O'Clock NJ the
Secretary report VIII be read and addresses delivered
by Rev T T Tasker Of Philadelphia, Rev Mr.. Cuet, OF
IL Z
dresses, not TO exceed ten minutes EACH from local
preachers from different parts OF the country.
DEDICATION THE MORriARY CHURCH AT CAL
VARY CEMETERY.
To day the interesting and imposing ceremony Of
dedicatng the mortuary church at Calvary Cemetery
will take place The church, which Is an exceed
ing'y handsome structure of the Gothic order, and
is capable Of holding about 900 persons, stands
an emnence at tho northwest OF the cemetery,
and hns been rofnpeted under direction
resident chaplain Rev Mr. Henessy In accordance with
the assurance of St. Paul that 1t Is "a holy and whole
thought TO pray for the dead, that they may be
oosed from their sins = Is customary with Catholics
have the burial service read by clergyman the
before the remains are deposited in tho earth Previous
y this ceremony had TO be performed at Calvary in the
open air, but, benceiorth the dead will b. placed In
caaiaquo in front Of the altar Of the mortuary church.
where the burial service VIII be performed. IL is
sary add that the dedication of church tn the service
Of God according to the Catholic ritual II Of the most
solemn and important Of all the rites Of that faith The
ceremonial will take place AT lol O'Clock Sunday
ing, there will doubt be very large attendance
The tickets have been AT fifty cents and the receipts
TO he devoted 10 the resident chaplain whose
flowing charity to the poor has left HIM in position TO
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 con
W thin the limits enclosed and IN about nity
two acres, but s entire dimensions cover ll9 acres
It open fcs burial lS4S aud within the ten years
which have since elapsed 100 600 persons have been in
TERED there The average buras about the
Of 10 600 year, fourth OF which number are buried
the poor who afford a. purchase the few feet of
earth destined for their Inst resting place.
The trustees Of the cemetery also take charge Of the
remains Of those Catholics who die m our hospitals and
public Institutions without friends and pay the expenses
~ interment IN Calvary.
If the weather to-day should prove favorable the
crowds assembled TO this grand ceremonial the
dedication OF the new church viii undoubtedly bo i'm
mense.
Rev Vim. W. Norton, lcontiaic ~ the Cunsocia,on
Of Western New York was ordained = an Evangelist,
a onto, ~ y, on the slst Of September, by an rccc
siastlea Council.
Professor Henry Fowler of Rochester, was ordained by
the fresbyery Of Cayuga, and Installed pasbrr 6 tho
Second Presbyterian church Of Auburn, y y, on Thurs
day, the 10th ult.
Rev B. NJ Costa was ordained ~ tho holy order NJ
Priests by Right Pow Bishop Eastburu, IN ,harlesown,
Mass, on the 2atl ult
Rev. T. y. Thwing. of Boston was ordained oyer the
81 Lawrence street church, Portland, Me-, thc - uh
Rev T. X Howctt was, on the 23l ut ordained a.
pastor of the Baptist church of New Brunswck, y. j.
Mr. ~ Is recent graduate Of Madison University AID
The ordination of tho Rcv. G. r Freeman ef Rsnvor
Seminary. the FIRST Congregational Church ana So
cie,y AT Manchester, viii take place Tuesday, oct s.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Henry Fowler Rochester has been called the
fasorate of tue Second Prcsby al church la Auburn
and was installed ast week.
The Episcopal church N Philadelphia, ~ which the late
Rev Dudley A. Tying rector, has extended invita-
ton TO Rev James Pratt, of the s. Stephens church.
Portland Me t. MI the vacancy caused by the decease
C Rev. 1T lgnR.
Rev A. II. s,cwer. late of Union Theological Seminary.
New York having had call settle the congroga
tcna church in Woodbridge, Conn, has accepted.
INSTALLATION.
The installation of Rev W. ~. Goodrich iaie nf Ring.
ham mpton " ", as associate pastor with Rcy. C. Aiken.
r. d. of tho First Presbyterian church of Ccy Gland Ohio
took place on Sabbath evening, the 18th ult.
DEATHS ~ THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Henry NJ bcnnisor, rector NJ St Peters (Fisro.
psD church Charleston g. died q yellow fever The
2sth ult he native ~ Pennsylvania graduated at
The Episcopal IheooFcsl Seminary 70 Farf.x county Va,
merly dictated n Brooklyn, Aew York, and Louisville,
Ky.
The Rev. Reusen rca,, n n, pastor &C The Circular
Church of Charleston s. G. died on the Gath ult nj his
residence IN tia, city, cf yclow fever Iic was 70 his
siyy seventh year and had completed twenty years
in the ss,ora'e u the church and congregation which
mourn his departure. Reuben Poet born the 18th
of January, 11p2 in Cornwall small town Middle
buryv In 1914 he graduated IN tho university oi his
native State al Mddlebury then under the presidency OF
the Rev. Henry Davis y. D., and proceeded thcoogi
cal course IN the seminary Princeton, ~ j. under tho
tution of the Rev arch'd Alexander ~ ~ and Samuel
Miller ~ ~ lie received ordination N Juiy, 1879, and al
the time installation pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Washington. y. e., in which charge he
funcors II chaplain 70 the United senate when he
accepted the pastora,o ot the church Charleston
Rev. James Elliot, minister Of any years standing,
died At Monmouth, III, august ~, aged seventy years
Rev n. Wilson, pastor ~ the Presbyterian chur,h al
Aenia, Ohio. died Al Cannons berg, Pa, last wrck
The Pew. Vim. p cocnna died a, sniAacld, Va aew
days since.
Rev Thomas HAYES. member of the Virginia Conf.
renee o. the Methodist Episcopal Church south died ~ ai
tmure tho 9th ul..
Rey s., ,hen lowell Methodist minister of Boston and
s' one tine Chaplain q the House Of Correction, dcd
the 2sth ult.
NTw CnrECuEs
Roman Catholic house el worship n be built this
fall IN Marhahcad Mass at the corner ~ Rowland and
Prospect streets Tho ioundaion wall Is already built Il
expected tho house viii be ready for occupancy IA Dc.
cemher.
The corner stone of The Plymouth church eifcc Ia
Syracuse, laid thg c4,h Nh with appropriate cere
moues.
MISCELLANEOUS.
a council ~ parist churches ~ Govcrs,own, " "
have decided that cannot be both n Christian and
Free Mason.
AZ meeting n The State Association on tho sth M. "A
asccaiued that there forty churches and
/ 3le members M Minnesota.
Rev. W n. Mack has been appointed BY the North rlt
ros Conference o the Methodist Protestant church super