The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
Religious Intelligence.
CITY oHuRCHEs.


afternoon.
The Rev James Little win preach 1t the United Pres
byterisn church, Jane street, Eighth avenue this
MOI ming and afternoon.
Tho Rev. p McAenamy D. D., and the friends Of free
Bbie will call upon the Popes indicators prove that
the 30 called Holy Father Christian At all much less
the OF Saint Peter and Vicar Of Jesus Christ
earth, in Spring street Hail. No 1856 Spring street, this
evening.
Rev. Or. Msgoon, Of Albany formerly pastor OF the
Oliver street Baptist church, will preach in the Calvary
Baptist church. in West Twenty third street, during the
absence Of Rev. Mr.. Gillett
In the Unitarian Society, corner OF Broadway and
Tbirty-second street, Rev. O. B. Frothnsham, PASTOR
there will be service In the morning only. Subject
Speaking the truth in love-"
81. AIMS Church for Deaf Nutes, Rev. Thomas Galau
det, rector, having bought the church in Eighteenth
street, Fifth avenue, viii bold its first services
there this morning and evening" with the voice at 1oH
A. N. AID TX p n and in the sign language At az p. NJ
The rector will preach in tho morning, the Rev Dr. Ber
rian Of Trinity church in the sernoon the
to be interpreted by signs; and the Rev Dr. Tying
rector Of st. Georges church, In the evening.
In the Protestant Episcopal Mission Church, Clinton
Hail. Astor place. charge Of tho Rev. Robert G. Dick
son. divine service will be held this morning afternoon
and evening.
Tho North Dutch Church, corner OF william and Fulton
streets will reopen for Divine service this morning and
afternoon, and prayer meeting in the evening.
Rev. I. Guop rector Of 81. Johns, Brooklyn, will
will preach In tho Memorial church. Of Hammond
street and waverley place. this evening Services also
this morning and afternoon
In the Blocker street Univsrsalt church, Of
Blocker and Downing Streets Rev. Moses Balou, the
pastor, will preach this morning and evening
INVITATIONS.
The Rev. Mr. KnollinE, Of ST. johns German Reformed
Church, At Frederick, Nd bias received and accepted
call the pastoral relation OF the Fourth Reform
ed congregation Of Baltimore
The orthodox society in Haverhll Mass, the
North Congregational, have united with the church in
calling Rev. A. 81. Quint to be their pastor
Rev Dr. Phelps, late pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church Of Dubuque love- has accepted call 70 the pas
torste Of the Presbyterian church 1t BeIoit, Wis.
Rev. o. o. Mclean, OF Huntingdon Pa, has accepted
call 10 the North church, Iowa City, Iowa.
INSTALLATIONS.
In Western Presbyterian church. Washington City,
Rev j. Bartlett, pastor elect installed Sabbath
evening, alst u, BY the Presbytery Of the District Of
Columbia.
Rev Levi G. Beck, pastor Of the New Britain Baptist
church. Bu county has resigned bis charge there and
accepted call TO the Baptist church at Pemberton, New
Jeney.
Rev: F.,E: Sheldon has resigned his charge OF the
churches at Zoar and Palmetto, Ind.
Rev E K Alden, lsts Of Lsnox, Mass he's reeened his
town, TO accept call in South Boston
hlCnmObu
church, Milwaukee, WIS, ana has organized another
par,sn that citythe church Of st. Pauof which he
hGs been Chofen rector.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev Levi Bull, d. d Of the Oldest divines of the
Episcopal church in Pennsy vsnia died ~ his residence
Chester county, on the I'd ints, sged 49,
Rev. George Char der pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church Kensipgton Philadelphia, died on the 4th inst
1t Atlantic City. ~
The corner stone Of ST. Marks church, HoldeYness,
H.. will be laid with apporonate religious services on
Wednesday, August 10.
Tho Calvary Presbyterian church was organized on
Tuesdsy evening the 10th u at the Protestant Orphan
Asylum in South Chicago, Ill by the Presbytery Of chi
cseo IN. So. Some thirty members united in the organ
zation by letters from other churches and profession
OF faith. -
---s -s--su.. was Organized ~ Fsoyd, Floyd
county, Iowa, on Sunday, the l4sh ult f
Preparations made for commencing The erection Of
srepdid church on New York avenue, between rsi,,
tssnn nd streets IN w.snson city On me
coDeestop OF the street Presbyterian church have
united with that church.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There will be four annual conferences Of the n E
Church, held in the month Of Augus-Eam Genesoe 70
be held a. rrunansbus Nsv YcsE on q le.s instant
Conference u Albany, in that state, Bishop Baker pre-
siding On the 24h the Upper Iowa Conference Iowa
City, Bishop James presiding; and the SASS the Ohio
Conference, at Columbus, Bishop Ames presiding,
The Universalist Conversion Of Vermont holds ito
annual meeting at Sowe August "a and rdAy Of The
Mountain and will be delisereo this highest
eumInit Of the Green Mountains
a clergyman, in communication 10 the Christian
Wdcbdn, expresses the opinion that cergymen snould
be allowed to hair dye suntl churches make su
Gent advances in godhess 70 be wiling 70 tolerate gray
hairs in pattor" Lay t a4
The Cassis OF New York hare dissolved the pastoral
relation between the Central Dutch church nih strees
ana Rev Dr. Van Zandt
At the Commencement OF Marysville College, on
Wednesday 9th ut, the honorary degree OF D. D.
conferred upon Rev Jacob Hefensten Market square
Pre- terrain church, Germantown, Pa.
Dr. Samuel Bard Of Lousana, at the late meeting
of the Presbytery Of Clinton restored to the functions
Of the Gospel ministry.
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The stated monthly meeting held a. the Bible
four O'Clock p M-Besj. L. Swan, Esq. presiding,
.std by VIM. B. Crosby and p PERT, Esqs, Vice Pres
denis.
Reading Of the Scriptures and prayer by Rev. DR..
kcLAsS, Of Brooklyn
Two new suxiliares were recognized, both in Ken
lucky.
Minutes of the standing committees read
considered, and with come notifications adopted.
Aside from the letters from agents and auxliaries
several read from foreign countries viz from
the secretary of the British and Foreign Bible
ssn that news US hosy e. s
had just been published and woald be for.
Letters h were also read S from Paris and
also read from the Rev. Drs Gooae
and Riggs, Of Cons antnople as joint committee, pre-
renting highly encouraging view Of the calls for the
Scriptures in that quarter Of the world.
Grants q books were made for various Tome Objects,
sunday tCnOOie fIeeDyterlan b0Rr Publication,
men, boatmen on the csuale servants at the Sou for
prisoners at Sing s.lg Gin English German, French and
nalhn) voaes in raised letters for the blind; il Span
eh for distribution ut Corpus Christi Texas in Franch for
Father Chin guy, H. 400 copies in the tongue for
. missionary society in Canads, 600 Copies to the
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions m
Armenian for Turkey 900 copies to the same in MpoDg
We for West Africa and to the Protestant Episcopal Mis-
so.ary Society," small font Of type for Of Bishop
Boone in printing the Chr in the cocquial dialect
vrIT TO EuRorE Tho Rev. Dr. Holdch, one Of the Gee
retariee, embarked the Goth umo authorized by
the Board with the intention Of visiting, for few weeks
Lordon, Paris Geneva and or two points in Ger.
maby, that he may confer with friends Of the Bible In
those pisces with whom the society intercourse 70
what they together best promote the great
Bible work In different pars Of the world. BE will pro
baby return abou. the middle Of September
CRors IN TExAs.-The prospect of the coming
crop Is good The ndianoa C5ri of the 23d ult Says
We have accounts Of the reliable character nom
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