The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-04

opened to-day The returning PASTORS fresh and invgo
rated from their summer soiourn at some OF the
fashionable watering places, viii make their bow before
their congregations this morning and the charge
Of their focks. Among the more prominent ones who
have announced their readiness 10 resume their abors TO-
| day notice. s..
Rev Dr. Sawyer, Of the universalt church in Orchard
street.
Rev. DR.. Cheever, of tho church Of the Purans, in
Union square.
Rev. H. Van Doren, Of the Spring street Presbyterian
church.
Rev. G. Holland Of the Christian Society, in Clinton
| Hail. ae
Rev. Peter stryker OF the Reformed Dutch church,
| corner Of Broome and Greene streets.
! Rev. 7. Baston Smith, Of the Seventh Presbyterian
| church, corner Of Broome and Ridge streets.
Rev. Gardiner Spring, d. Of the brick Presbyterian
church, Fifth avenue.
10 Fourteenth street.
Rev. H. D. Ganse Of the West Twenty third street Re-
formed Dutch church.
Rev. Wm Morris, DID,, Of the ST. Philips Protestant
Episcopal church.
In Brooklyn the reopenng of the churches win also be
pretty general to-day. Among others we notice the
church the Heights the Church Of the Restoration the
New England Congregational church, Williamsburg and
| the Universalist church, williamsburg
CITY CHURCHES.
the Twentieth street universalst church, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues Rev G. Collins, Of Phladel
| phia, will preach this morning and afternoon.
Services will be resumed In the Universaist church,
Orchard street, Broome, to-day Rev. Dr. Sawyer,
the pastor will preach at half past ten o'clock in the
morning and at half past O'Clock in the evening
The Spring street Presbyterian church, near Varick
street, will be opened for public worship to-day, at 10<
A. NJ. and 81 P. X. Rev. L T. Van Doren, pastor.
The Rev. P. McMenamy, D. D., and other members OF
the old true Catholic and Apostolic church will continue
give reasons for rejecting the and uncahoc creed
Of the Roman Catholic Sect in Spring street Hail. No. 1856
Spring street, this evening
In the Third Unitarian Society," corner of Broadway and
Thirty second street, Rev. Mr. rockingham there viii be
morning services only. Subject" Prove all things"
In st. AIMS church for deaf mutes Eighteenth street.
Fifth avenue, Rev Thomas Gallaudet rector service
with the voice al lo1 A. and 7s P. NJ, and by signs
at 81 P. NJ The Rev. Dr. Lewis rector Of the Church Of
the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, will preach in the evening
Rev Otis Sexton, late OF Wnsed where the great re-
vival first broke out will preach in the Thirty seventh
street M church, between Second and Third avenues
this morning. and in Norfolk street church alta p NJ
The Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hail.
Astor place. in charge Of the Rev Robert G. Dickson viii
hold divine service every Sunday at 10h O'Clock A. M
and at 4 and 75a Pm
In he Nefth Dutch churcn, corner OF William and Full
ton streets, divine service every Sabbath 1O1S A. NJ
p NJ and prayer meeting in the evening O'Clock
Sabbath school and Bible classes at A. NJ. and p NJ
In the North Baptist church, Of Christopher and
Bedford Streets Rev Frank Remington having accept
ed the call TO become pastor will enter upon his duties
to-day. Preaching at 1oM A. NJ and r. NJ Baptism at
| the close Of the morning service.
| The New Jerusalem church, (swedenborgian), viii
hold public worship this morning at Goldbeck's Music
| Hall, s65 Broadway.
Rev, Or. Tying, rector OF St. Georges church. viii
preach, S.cuing ,acmorIai cnurrr e"rner
| Hammond sfroo. ,r-rs4~y pace services also at
Iv,s A. N. and 33s p M.
The First Independent Society," Hope Chapel, 100 Broad
way win hold morning service for free and general con-
ference and inquiry in which all present invited to
join AT the evening service discourse will be given by
the pastor, Rev. George Noyes the New Catholic
Church.n
The Cooper Institute union services will be continued
to-day Rev. VIM. Akman will preach in the large hall
at l01s A. NJ and p NJ Union prayer meeting at 31s
Pm
The Christian Society, Clinton Hall, Astor place, Rev. E.
G. Holland pastor, will service this morning.
Sermon adapted to communion. Evenng-Discourse
the death Of the Hon. Horace Mann, late President Of
Antioch College.
The Church Of the Purtans Union square, will be
opened to-day Preaching morning and evening by Rev.
Df, NleeVeT SuUyeCt III cVenmB-N Inc SlufU anu
the Word the Strength Of Aggressive Church and
| Ministry"
In the Bleecer street Universalst church, corner Of
Beecker Downing streets Rev Moses Bailou PASTOR
will preach this morning and evening Subject for the
morning." Popular Ignorance Of God' for the evening
| Is the New Testament Forgery"
The second anniversary Of the Transformation Of the
founder Auguste Comte, will be celebrated at the village
Of Modern Times (Thompson's station) Long Island On
Monday, 24th Gutenberg, n t5th September, 1880
four O'Clock p NJ. During the week presentations
| and marriage will be solemnizcd
The Ordinance OF Believers baptism will be admins.
istered at Communpaw at 1oa o'clock A. NJ to-day by
the pastor Of the Hudson City Baptist church, N.
Samuel J. Knapp, at which time sermon may be ex
pected.
| NEW ST. PETERS CHURCH.
The corner stone Of new Roman Catholic church. to
be called st. Peters, will be laid at Ave O'Clock this after
noon, the Of Hicks and Warren streets, with
appropriate exercises The society has secured here
plot Of land al the place named with front Of 172 feet
on Hicks street. ana extending back along Warren
le6 feet The society is newa branch from ST. Paui's
church on Court sreeand the services pastor the
Rev. Joseph Fransoi, for several years the popular
assistant Of the Rev. DR.. Pise, the church Of ST.
Charles Borromeo Sidney place, have been secured.
depth q 1a7 feet Ii will be constructed Of brick in
the Romanesque style Of architecture, and finished in
neat aud tasteful manner throughout There are to
pable Of ao,dng comfortable sittings 10 lIoo persons
There will also be 300 sttngs in the organ gallery
the only one constructed-and two side chapes The
main floor. The whole interior will be handsomely frcs-
coed. The tower will be 40 feet high. parsonage
| aso being erected adjoining the churcn on Warren
street is to be in the style Of architecture the
church. with front Of forty three feet Warren street,
and depth Of forty feet three stories and basement
The whole Of the church and parsonage will be about
S45OO0 to $50000 and the structures will aid materially
TO hc appearance ot that section Of the city The Same
society also making arrangements TO erect on Hicks
street. adjoining the church, large building for aca-
deny at cost of about SO 600 At the dedication 10.
day the Rev Mr. Iaughn win olciac, assisted by other
! cierg9 men Of the city.
! ORDINATIONS.
MI. William A. Shaw was on the 18th ult., ordained
ana installed as pastor Of the Reformed Dutch church OF
| Marb.town, N Y.
Roy Abbott Kittredgc will be ordained pastor Of the
Winthrop church, Charlestown, Mass. ON wednes lny