The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11
Religions intelligence
CRY CHURCHES


''s 49, historical Library, corner OF second
"' ~ Eleventh street, Rev. Dr. Sawyer psstor'
:, ,on A. NJ and1A p. NJ Subject ior inc
sei' t.Tbe Points or Departure between the Popular
rsith and Christian Truth. 49,.
pcv Dr. pethune will preach this morning, m .n'
.ner,v first street Reformed Dutch church his ms'aa
,s associate minister will take place in the evening"
~" MS lord and Hardenberg, Nassrs. Jameson aud
~ Nos, conducting the services Which wiz commence
a7PM
10 tho Third Unitarian church, corner Of Broadway ana
ThIy eccond street, Pew. o. B. rockingham WIN hoia
services, this morning and evening" at the usua hours
In st. Stephens church corner Of Brooms an1 Chryssie
streets services at lo and q O'Clock. Rev Mr.. Tut,
tic, Rector Of 81 Lukes, viii preach in the evening.
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner OF
wayerley place, the Rev. +. Remington will preach
this evening on the " Fourth Commandment Of the
course Of g Plain Sermons on the Commandments =
Services Ios, sand "a O'Clock
Before the New York Young Mems Christian Associa-
uon Rev Dr. ldwin, of Troy will preach this evening,
IN sne First Baptist church, of Broome and Eliza
beth streets Subject I" The Three Representative Temp
eaions." Service to commence al I y O'Clock
The Protestant Episcopal Aissiol church, Clinton Hall,
Astor place. charge of the Rev. Robert G. Dickson, will
hold divine service at 1oIs A. NJ aud az and tx P. NJ
s'Chrsts Judgment Seat-When aud Where is iti' Rev.
Moses Baloas this subject will be repeated at
Me Blocker street Uniyersast church Of Downing
street. this evening at hafpast seven O'Clock In the
morning half past ten O'Clock the report the state
Of the church at the late United States Convention.
In the FIRST Independent society, Hope Chapel, '2e
Broadway Rev. George Noyes will discourse at 1oi A.
N on "The Present Crisis" At ~ p n. seventh Pa
kst,ne lecture on "Mount Carmel, Tyre and sidon'
u Knickerbocker Hail. corner Of Twenty third street
and Eighth avenue services OF the Protestan; Episcopal
shurch are held at 1os O'Clock A. ~ and hafpas
IN the evening The Rev. DR.. Mahan will preach in the
evening
Sunday School concert at the Norfolk street Methodist
Episcopal church, Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock
Mr. Walters viii be present with the sabbath School
ssss, who viii sing several Sunday chool pieces the
school and congregation joining the choruses. The
ercises will be ntsrspersed with short addresses from
several Sunday School speakers.
The Cooper Institute Union Evangelical services viii
Enue to-day Rev. Mathew Hale Smith WI preach at
1cE A. NJ and 7 N Rev. Father chiniQuy at ~ p II.
New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgan) in Erooklyn.-
Rev. Samuel rcswick will lecture in Dodworths Acade-
ny, IoaiagIc street, this evening Subject, " How do
svcdenborgiars Interpret the Bible Divine Rcvela-
from Godf Morning service at los and lecture in
the evening at ~ O'Clock.
The New Jerusalem church (swederborgian) Public
worship viii be held at Godbeck Music Hall, .6o Broad
way, atio}s A. n.
Preaching usual in Calvary Free church, Brooklyn.
Pearl street between Concord and Nassau, this morung
by the Rev John Dswdney, and in the evening By Rev
Jared B. Tlegg, rector OF Grace church.
ais Sacrificing Priest and Mass Scrip.ural under the
Gospel Dpensaonf' This question will be discussed by
Dr.. McMenany and friends, al the Metropolitan As
senlhy Rooms us Prince street, this evening at y:
o'clock.
Bishop Snow will preach in reference to the Worlds
Great Crisis, this afternoon at three O'Clock and evening
al ~, at TIE Union Buildings, 1913 Bowery.
Rev. inoinette Brown Blackwell will preach Gold
becks Music Hall, 765 Broadway this evening at *
O'Clock Subject; sTle Distinction between Physical and
Moral Law"
Rev. s g. Corey will preach Trenor Hail. corner Of
Thirty fourth street ami Broadway, at 10Y A. NJ and
Pm
Mrs Cora ]. '. Hatch engaged speak at bod worth
Hail. No. SOC Broadway, this morning at 10is o'clock
evening at ia O'Clock.
INVITATIONS.
Rev John Cotton Smith, Boston has received and &C
cfpd call TO the reciorsbp Of the Church Of the Ascen
sion Fifth lie viii commence his illustrations
Mere IN few weeks
Few. N. Il schenok, Of Chicago, has accepted cal to
Baltimore.
Rev. Ezra Jones', late of the Diocasg of Iowa. has ac-
sfpied call TO the Church Of the Holy Communion at
S.ner, s c., and has entered npon his dl:ies He vii!
also occasionally supply 81 Philips Church at Bedford
Springs
Rev James Hutchinson has accented the rectorshp
Of 81. Johns Church, Nnnsb9ro', $ G.
Rev Samuel McC Anderson Of the P-eshyte-y OF Con
shccon, has received call from the First Presbyterian
church OF Davenport, Iowa
Rev. r W lands D. D.. Of Michigan has accepted an
invitation 10 supply the Old School Presbyterian church Of
Somerset, Ky
Rev. ] Walton, Of North Adams, Ohio, has received
cali 10 become pastor Q. the Congregational church
Rockford, Illinois.
The Installation Of Inc Rev. VIM. G. Howard, D D., as
pastor OF the Coliseum Place BAPTIST church, in New
leans, took Place on the aatn ut.
Rev. Charles Beach installed pastor Of the First
Pr,sc, church OF Washington, Illinois, Tuesday
the sth uit.
RESIGNATION.
Rev Dr. Worcester, who has been pastor OF the Taber-
nacle church 10 Salem Mass, for quarter a century
has tentered his resignation On the afternoon OF the
sermon, IN which he reviewed his pastoral connection
with The society and expressed his desire be re-
kesed from his present responsibilities
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Rev DR.. N.~ton, distinguished minister Of the
Presbyterian denomination, died IN Jackson Mississippi
On the 18th ult.
letter received from St Louis, states that the Rev
Samuel Souibard, formerly rector of Calvary church
i this city, died suddenly the ed OF November.
Rev. Dr. A. Newton breathed his last at his residence in
Jackson Mss the 9th ult Though advanced in age
H was IN tue midst OF an active and useful life
Of the New School Presbyterian denomination The
dec ased distinguished throughout the country
OF great research and learning, aole writer and
skillul controversialist.
Rev. J. w. Cooke, formerly lawyer and more recent.
attached TO the ministry Of The Methodist Episcopal
church, died within a day Mt 5reenvlle s. c.
where he was in attendance at the Conference
NEW CHURCHES.
Three churches are now being erected Ii Mend
nam 1.-TWO Presbyterian and one Roman Catholic
completed.
congregational church, consisting OF twenty seven
members, was organized a, hllsboro, H., Nov. 20
The tEo Baptist CHURCHES at Stanford c. have been
consolidated, and are erecting and elegant brick
church.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Hon. Edward Stluly OF California s about 10 h.
come candidate Tor holy orders MANY years since ne
representative IN Congress from North Carolina
The hundredth anniversary of the Introduction at
Nicholson into the Unten States is TO be anpronria,ev
celebrated by that denomination. The Christian A3o
rate saysThe true centenary OF Me,hodism i the wear
1860 Or Roberts, OF Baltimore, has DULY demonstraiad
this fact from local we'll general documents and
other The late Local Preachers venuon al
pgi,,y IN -,