The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-20
Rslig ous xnseI1agence.

In the Orchard street Univerealist church Rev. j.
Sawyer d. d., PASTOR will preao this morning and
log, Ut The usual hours Subject for the evening,
bers 20, "Come then, with us and We will do thee
good"
The Rev. Sydney A. Corey will preach in the Eigh-
tenth street Baptist church. door east Of Fifth ave-
nue., this morning and evening.
The Rev. p Macmenany D. d. other friends Of tho
Bible, will adduce additional Instances of Romish idoatry
and answer the objections Of late Plgrim TO Romes
Spring Street Hall No. 1856 Spring street. this evening
In the apon street Presby terian church, of
ForsJ tn street, the sermon this evening be delivered
by the Rev. B. Smith, of the Union Theological Semi
nary, in this CITY, Preaching By the PASTOR Rev. Joseph
sandcrson, in the morning end evening
Rev. Matthew Hale Smith will preach the Cooper Ia
sttute, this evening
Rev Edward I. Hiscox u will preach In the National
theatre this evening. Seats free.
Rev. Robert G. Dickson, the pastor will preach this
morning aud evening in the Protestant Episcopal MISSION.
church, Clinton Hall. Astor place.
Rev. A. Kingman No pastor Of the Broome street Brp
It's! church, will preach this evening in Nibo's concert
room, Broadway.
Divine service will be held as usual this morning aud
afternoon the North Dutch church. corner Of William
and Fulton streets
Public worsh will be hold IN the New Jerusalem
church (swedenborean), at Iyrque Hail. s65 Broad way
this morning.
Rev. H. L. Montgomery will, by request, preach this
evening the the Lords Cry TO the City ID
the Memorial church, corner Of Hammond street aud
Waveriey place. Services-1ox A. NJ and 81 and ~
T. M Seats free.
In the John street First Methodist Episcopal church
preaching this morning and evening by the pastor, Row
Charles Il. Harris. Morning subject" Dueing assassi
nation and retaliation tested by Christian msralsu
In the Blocker street Unycrsast church. corner OF
Reeckcr and Downing Js.a NJ
n. Y, will preach this morning and evening
Rev. Asa d. Smith will preach at the Academy of Music
this evening.
discourse on the responsibility Of the church in regard
to the Sin of slavery and the duty Of aboshng it by the
Word Of GOO, will be preached by the Rev. Dr. Checver
in the Church Of the Purtans, Union square, this
evening.
DR.. Armitage pastor Of the Norfolk street Baptist
church, will preach in Tronors Academy, Thirty fourth
street, one door west Of Broadway this afternoon.
ORDINATION.
On Sunday, Feb. 90 Bahop Luers Of Fort Wayne lad.
in his cathedral ordained TO tho priesthood Rev. John
wofgaug Giedl.
INVITATIONS.
Rev Edward S. Atwood Of Granville has accepted ths
call Of the Orthodox Congregational Church and Society Ia
Melrcse, Mass, to become their pastor.
Rev. Kingston Goddard Of Philadelphia has been ten.
dcred the pastorshp Of Christ church, In Cincinnati
Rev. G. Wilcox of Lawrence, Mass has accepted tho
call Of the Second Congregational church in New London
Conn.
Rev Ford, Of 10 Roy, las received aud accepted
unanimous ca from the Presbyterian church Of Dansyie.
Livingston county, N. 7.
Rev. Mr.. Whttlesey, Of Canaan, Conn has received
cali TO tho Presbyterian church Of lie Roy N. " is
expected to accept.
Rev. D. A. Bassett has received and accepted unani-
nous call to the church at ConnSrsvie, Ind He has
moved there
INSTALLATION.
na- E1vu.rJ II Ta.I.
evening, 10th inst at Newark, j. pastor First
Reformed Dutch church. the pulpit Of which has been va
cant since the death Of the Rev. DIR. Scott.
DEATH IN THE MINISTRY.
Died at Plymouth, Macs, Thursday morning the
Rev. James Kendall, d. D., aged 80 years. He was
graduated at Harvard College in 1864 c,ossmato
of the late John Pickering, Professor Woods of An
DOVER and Of that beloved physician whose benignant
treasures of this community, Dr. Flames JacGson Dr.
Kendall was for some time tutor Cambridge where he
Pgrm church in Plymouth 10 lsOO discharged the
duties OF his Office for forty more hon was
eieved by the aid Of colleagues.
NEW CHURCHES.
DEDIcAnoS or 4 METHODIST CnuRu-The Kipn,s III =
Methodist Episcopal church, Thirty seventh street cas-.
of Third avenue, dedicated Sunday last with an
proprate services. The church is the hree mlo'
stone During the day four thousand dollars were raised
rom the congregation towards paying for the edice
The ground and building cost about s24 OoO which sum
has been raised from various sources The church il
built OF brick OF plain architecture and will scat ons
thousand persons 1t s located in tho midst Of q neigh
bohood populated by the working classes which MAGE,
the beray extended by the Subscribers TO the building
iund worthy OF especial notice. and praseworthY
than to large amounts to build costiv churches
which often remain heavily In debt.
The new NJ. E. church at Scotland Neck, N. c. will be
dedicated on the third Sunday April next Rev mr.
Deems liz expected to preach the sermon.
Tho 0rangeourg, s c., Souhron says-rrom prcsent
Indications our quiet and pretty village will be graccd
fore great while with quito number OF new churches
The Presbyterian church. nearly completed ia quito
large one and bids fair TO be very and beautiful
ediico The now Methodist church, though not yet com
monced, will DO under way in few days It's site ia n
be near that OF the old one meeting is shortly TO be-
he,d Dy those interested to take the tatory steps for
the building oil q Baptism church in this place.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. Spurgeon recently announced his determination OF
not visiting this country, expected letter was sent
out by the last steamer. signed by many OF the leading
Baptsts Of Boston, urging him to revoke his decision not
to visit the United states.
On Monday the ?Sth ut at the Convent Of Our Lady Of
Shannon lin religion Sister Mary t;abrie, MSS Hannah
iarfy toeter Mary Martha) Miss Anna Cogens Is sur
Mary Annel received the religious habit and white veil
ron the hands Of the Right Rev Dr. Bacon bishop of tho
diocesoa, assisted by the vcnerated pastor.
Rev 0. j. Sears, Of the Catholic church. is to be re-
moved from Staunton to Lynchburg, Va place Of tho
Rev Mr. McCovern, who will. perhaps be appointed TO
stanton Mr. Sears native Of alexandria and a con-
vert from the Methodist church lie studied theology and
was ordained to the priesthood
The Dutch Reformed churches in the following places
are without pastorssyracusc, Fonda, Coxsackio Gave
Ne~own H. l., Oyster Bay Collegiate church. (the place
occupied by IN. Knox Mohawk, N. Y, Woodhaven, L.
!, SIXTH avenue n 4. NewDurs North church, Newark,
Sndbeach. In addition hesc, Fiatbush Ulstor oouu-
ty is soon to become vacant the Row Dr. Gosman having
sended his intention Of retiring from ihe as.vc duties o
the ministry Tie sifsi OF May nsyt Tho Rev. Mr.
Holmes Of Chatham, has given notice Of ns intention To
reinqlsh bis church this spring and retire 10 P8tg,
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