The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
Religious Intelligence.
cry CHURCHES.

Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.
In the Stanton street Presbyterian church, corner Of
Forfytb street, sermon this evening win be delivered
BY lbs Rev. J. Z. Rockwell, OF Brooklyn Preaching BY
the PASTOR Rev Joseph sanderson In the morning and
afternoon.
Rev Joseph c. Stiles and others win preach At the
Cooper Institute this evening.
David Rogers win preach on the doctrine OF Universal
I'm in the hall Third avenue depot between sixty dfth
and Sixty sixth streets, tins afternoon.
The Rev Sidney A. Corey win preach 10 the Eighteenth
street Baptist church. OF Fifth avenue this
morning and evening.
The Rev Dr Macmenamy and the friends Of the Bible
will draw particular attention 10 the onchrsan character
Of RcmSh ndueences, and objections, Spring
street Hall, No. l65 Spring street. this evening"
Rsv Robert g. Dickson, the pastor, viii preach This
morning and evening In the Protestant pscopa Mission
husch, Clinton Hall, Astor place.
In the Orchard street Uoiyersalst church Rev Lydia
A. jenkins will preach this morning and evening
Rev Dr. John Thomson, OF the Grand street Presbyte
ran church, viii preach this evening in Nblos concert
room, Broadway.
Rev. Mr.. Beswick win deliver q discourse before the
Brooklyn Society Of the New Jerusalem church, at the
Atheneum in Atlantic street, corner Of Clinton. this
morning.
afternoon, in the North Dutch church, corner Of William
and Fulton streets.
Public worship will be held In the New Jerusalem
church (swedenborgan at Lyrique Hail. 1856 Broadway
this morning, and at Hoboken this afternoon, by Rev.
Thomas P. Rodman, Of Bridgewater, Mass
Rev. Edward Anthon, assistant rector OF st. Marks
VIII preach this evening in the Memorial church oS
Hammond street and waverley place.
DR.. Armitage, pastor Of the Norfolk street Baptist
church, will preach in Trenors Academy, Thirty fourth
street, one door west Of Broadway, this afternoon
In the John street First Methodist Episcopal church,
preaching this morning and evening by the pastor the
Rev. Charles Harris Morning subject: "Modern Idola-
try" Evening; 'The savour's Legacy"
discourse will be preached this evening by Rev. Dr.
Cheever in the Church Of the Purans Peters
from prison by the power Of prayer.
In the Blocker street Unversaist church. corner Of
Beecker and Downing Streets Rev D. K. Lee OF Auburn,
N. Y, will preach this morning and evening.
Rev. Edward Lathrop, D. D., will preach at tho Acade
my Of Music this evening.
INVITATIONS.
Rev Matthew Hale Smith has accepted the pastorae o
the Neth street Presbyterian church. New York, aud
new and larger edifce is In prospect
Rev. Noble Armstrong Of Columbia Ohio has received
and accepted unanimous call to supply the Presby
church IN. 81 in Plymouth, Indiana.
INSTALLATION. r
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tor Of The church in Miington Connecticut, recently
DESIGNATIONS. .
Rev. l. Cuyer, It s rumored has rendered his resg
naon OF the pulpit of the Market street Reformed Dutch
years.
Rev. VIM. A. Miller, pastor Of the Dutch Reformed
church in Rhnebeck has resigned his charge account
Of III health, and will leave for Charleston soon.
The Rev. j. Bnisdcl has resigned his charge as pas.
tor Of the Third Presbyteran church in Cncinna 10
effect on the LIST Of April
= -is.s DEATHS IN THE xnusrRf.
Died. at the Great Pee Dee In Marlboro District g. c.,
the Rev. Pierpont Z. Bishop, aged IS years.
The Rev. Mr.. Fawcett Wesleyan Methodist missionary
among the Indians IN the Banord district among
injured by the recent Canada railroad disaster. BE died
from his injuries on the 2lst.
NEW CHURCHES.
The Nethodsts OF Canton, N Y, are to erect ne1
church, which will be honor the denomination anc
| the town.
meeting Of the members Of the State street Methods,
church. Ia Troy ~ " has been held TO consider tue pro-
priey OF erecting church edidce as contemplated
and was resolved to proceed with the matter at once
A goodiy number Of persons assembled on Wednesday
afternoon at four O'Clock TO witness the laying of
ner stone Of St. Andrews church, corner of New York
Of the Provisional Bishop of the diocess the
were conducted by the Right Rev. Bishop Southsae late
OF Consantinope, assisted by the Rev. Jacob W. Der of
St Lukes church, and the Rev. R. 8. Adams the new
rector and large number Of others OF the Epscopal
church, in their surplces After the ing of the stone
according TO the form prescribed In the book OF common
prayer the Rev. Dr. Dller delivered brief but excellent
address, and folio we'd by Right Rev. Bishop who
added much interest to the OCCASION gave the new
the erection Of the building. Within tho corner
stone was deposited box containing the name
OF the rector, % wardens and vestrymen, also the
name OF the architect and builder o bible
and prayer book journal Of the proceedings OF the last
convention the daily newspapers and number of other
papers and public documents with the city and
county The church be constructed OF wood 10 the
style Of Gothic archtecture its dimensions will be so feet
deep by 35 feet in width with tower and snrs 90 feet
thn boc
with pnnaces and supported by bu,tresse the cost of the
building ana lots is estimated at IS o00 and will seat $50
pertons expected to be complete by the lst of June
MISCELLANEOUS.
The recent call of Rev. Dr. Hoge, or Prince Edward
says the Richmond Dsfac TO become assistant minister
Of Dr. Springs Presbyt church, New York; call
whicb, announced, he has accepedremiuds us that
the Empire City has drawn largely the South for some
of the best pulpit talent its borders The late Dr. ALEX
snder, OF Princeton, the most eminent the Pres
byterian church. was from Virginia. and Dr. Hawks the
great Episcopal divine is from North Carolina Rev Dr.
Parks the late eloquent and excellent minister of Trinity
church, was from Virginia, and 80 were good many
others distinguished in the Northern pulpit None Of
these men had any crotchets about them they were all
men OF sense and discretion as we'll as learning.
Rev Mr. Wheeler pastor Of the Congregational church
South Dartmouth Mass, will dissolve his connection with
that pastorate some time nsxt month.
The New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference, In
cludng all the churches Of that denomination in that part
d the State, south of the Rrtan river and Of line d
rccy across the State from that point met on the 23d
inst at Mount Holly short session is expected as the
in Of the Eastern States next Wedneeday. The
Newark Conference embracing the Methodist Episcopal
churches in the rest Of the Sate part Of New York
viii meet at Haverstraw on April 9.
Bishop McIvaine Of Ohio Who has lust returned from
European tour met bis arrival at Cincinnati Q very
warm and cordial reception from the church and clergy
that city.
Rev. william E. Bassc.t, pastor Of the Congregational
church Central Village {Painded, Conn., has been dis
missed At his request.
The Congregational Society, Of Hoboken, N. J., have
disposed Of their church edfce 10 the Masonic order OF
that city, who have converted il into Masonic hall.
Sunday before last the Baptists were to have grand
celebration In Norwich Conn.,; quite number OF per-
sons were TO be baptsed-not In the river bat large
pool sunk the floor OF the church under tho pulpit
which is wheels and capable of being rolled away II
extraordinary OCCASION and the house was crowd
ed with EFscopalans, Copgregationass and Methodists
well with the Baptsts themselves. The opening ser
vices gone through with the pulpit rolled away