The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11
Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.


avenue Baptist church, Harlem this morning and
and conversion in the evening.
Charles H. Weeks, the converted actor, will
preach in the Fifth avenue Baptist church. corner Of
Thirty fifth street, this morning and evening"
The funeral sermon of the late Jacob Duryee
will be preached by the Rev. Charles J. Jones,
pastor of the Mariners church, on the corner Of
Madison and Catharine streets, this evening.
The Rev. j. H. Shepherd, of New Hampshire, will
preach in the Blocker street Universalist church.
corner of Blocker and Downing Streets this
morning.
The Rev. p. Macmenamy, ID. D., and the Young
Mems Reformation Society, will meet in public con-
ference on Romish doctrines and practices" in
Constitution Hall, No. $50 Broadway, between Bond
and Blocker streets, this evening
Rev. Joseph H. Town, pastor elect will preach in
the Northwest Presbyterian church, Fifteth street,
this morning and afternoon.
Rev. Robert G. Dickson the pastor, will preach as
usual this morning and evening, in the Protestant
Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hail. Astor place.
Rev Samuel Beswick, of the New Jerusalem
church. will preach this morning in the church in
Eleventh street between Third and Fourth avenues.
Public worship will be held as usual this morning
in the New Jerusalem church (Swedenborg1an) In
Lyrique Hall, 765 Broadway.
Rev A. Boomer Hart rector of the Church of the
Advent will preach this evening In the Memorial
church, corner Of Hammond street and Waverley
place.
Mr.. Augustus Brodhead was ordained an evangc-
list by the Presbytery OF HUDSON 90. So ut Milford,
Pa, june Is. Rev. Mr.. Brodhead is soon TO leave
for Northern india. under the direction Of the Pres
biity is that his field of labor is to be Futtehgurh
which is the very field that not long since, was oc-
cupied by the martyr missionaries.
On Saturday, the 2Sth ut Edward Brennan,
James McDevitt, Edmond Didier, John e. Floyd and
Iennis English were ordained priests by Archbishop
Kenrick, OF Baltimore.
Rev. c. A. Snow, of Taunton. was ordained as
pastor Of the Baptist church in Fall River, Mass,
formerly supplied by Rev. Asa Bronson, ON Wednes
day evening, July7
INVITATIONS.
Tie Rev. c. S. Putnam. late of Wallingford, Conn.,,
has accepted the pastoral charge of the Church of
the Redecmcr, Brooklyn, and will enter upon the
duties OF the rectorship to day.
Rev. j. Lewis Dennison, Of Fall River, has been
unanimously invited TO become the associate Of Dr.
Bushnell. in the pastorship of the North church,
Hartford.
Rev. George ID. Cummins. ID. d. Trinity church,
Washington City has accepted the call to the rector
ship of St Peters church, in Baltimore, and Is ex
pected to enter upon his duties about the hrst OF
September next.
The Rev s. II. Cox, ID. d.. declines the call re-
Gently exte nded TO him by the Presbyterian church
In Spring street, New York.
Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, of Buffalo, has declined the
Invitation Of the fremont Temple church, In Boston,
TO become their pastor.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Vim. Bogarth was installed pastor OF the
Jefferson avenue Presbyterian church, In Detroit,
the Both ut.
On THURSDAY, the 9Th inst, Rev. c. Reynolds, late
of Jamaica Plain, Mass, was installed as pastor of
the Firs. Congregational (Untarian) church and
society in Concord, n. ii.
RxsresArIoSs.
Rev. II. s. Adams, Rector Of Grace church, Water.
ford. n u, has rendered his resignation, to take
effect on the Sth inst. He is about TO remove TO
Brooklyn.
Rev. jeremiah Chaplain, DID,. for nearly eight
years pastor of West Dedham, Mass, Baptist church.
has resigned his charge.
Rev. l. G. Duryee, pastor of the Second Dutch
church Of schenectady has felt II to be his duty TO
resign in consequence of continued Ill health.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Rev. Arthur Elliott, one Of the oldest and
nection, died a few days since, at his home in
Illinois
The Cape May, N. j., Ocean Ware, gives an nte-
resting account Of venerable father In the church,
che Rev Ethan Osborne, of Fairfield, Cumberland
county, who died on the LIST OF May. He was 100
years of age and was pastor of the Fairfield Presby
terrain church for fiftysix years. He preached TO-
164 sermons received 600 persons in the church and
was ever reputed devoted Christian, and had great
charity toward all lovers of Christ. About 500 per
sons attended his funeral, and large number Of
clergymen Of different denominations, showing how
highly he was esteemed in the community.
NEW CHURCHES.
The corner stone of st. Msrys church in Clason,
near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, viii be laid to'mor'
The Bapsis, church at White Pigeon Michigan,
was dedicated to the worship Of God on Wednesday,
july.
The new edfce erected for the Church Of the I'm.
maculate Conception, N North Providence, r. J.,
was solemnly dedicated, with appropriate services
10 the worship of Almighty God on Sunday, July T.
The new ed6ce Of the Methodist Episcopal chur,h,
erected near Churchville, Hartford county, Nd was
dedicated on Sunday last.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Troy Times says that 7" Father Walworth, son
of ex Chancellor Walworth. has been assigned the
pastorshp of St. Peters church, In place OF Father
Kelly, transferred 10 0swego"
The Rev Y. l. 7. Coolidge for sixteen years paste
Of the Thirteenth Congregational Unitarian church
Boston, having accepted the creed held by the Or
thodox churches, last Sunday parted from his con-
sregation by preaching farewell sermon. He gave
the reasons for the change in his belief, and said
that Uni.ariauism led TO irreverence irrelgon and
disbelief.
Bishop Polk left New Orleans last week for Mem.
pt3e on his way TO Tennessee to be present at the
meeting of the Board of Trustees OF the University
of the South, called at Beersheba Springs THIS
convention Is summoned for the purpose Of acting
ofcislly the acceptance OF the charter OF ncor-
porAtion granted by the late Legislature OF Tenncs
see and for taking such measures as the act requires
for organizing the institution and concerning mea
sures for the vigorous and successful prosecution Of
the work. The convention is composed OF the bish-
ops of the Episcopal church for the States OF North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia Florida, Alaba.
ma, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and
Tennessee with lay delegates chosen by the Conven.
ton In each State.
MoRE NICE THAN WIsE.-The introduction OF
melodeon in the Front street NJ. u. church. in Tren-
ION N l. hAs caused the withdrawal OF some twelve