The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

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PHILADELPHIA, April Q, 1859.
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RELIGIOUS Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.
In the Unversast church, Orchard street. Brooe
Dr. Sawyer, pastor, will preach this morning eveong
The evening subject will be II the righteous scarcely
be saved, where abal the ungody and sinner appear
The Rev P. McMenamy, D. d. and other we'll known
friends Of the Bible, proclaim the truth Jesus
according to Apostolic usage, and answer Romsh objeo-
tons Spring street Hail. No. 1856 Spring street. this
evening.
The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Eighteenth
Baptist church. west Of Fifth avenue this
morning and evening.
Rev. George Noyes, late Of Chicago, will naugurats
free and independent church, at Hope Chapel this after
| noon, at hafpast three O'Clock Seats free.
In the Third Unitarian church Grew. o. B. Frothing-
hams northwest Of Broadway and Thirty second
! street, services this morning and evening.
In the Stanton street Presbyterian church, Of
Forsyth street, the PASTOR Rev. J. sandeon will deliver
the In the morning and afternoon, and Rev. D. IL
| Jenkins, D. D., in the evening.
The usual divine service will be held in the Protestant
Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hall Aston place. In
charge Of the Rev. Robert G. Dickson this morning and
evening.
Divine service will be held usual this morning and
afternoon, and prayer meeting in the evening" in the
North Dutch church, corner of Fulton and William
streets.
Rev Asa ID. Smith, D D., pastor Of the Fourtecnth
street Presbyterian church, will preach this evening In
Niblo's concert room, Of Broadway and Prnce
street.
Public worship will DO held this morning in tho New
Jerusalem church (swedenborgan), at Lyrque Hail. 7et
Broadway.
Rev Dr. Bede rector of the Church Of the Ascension
will preach this evening in the Memorial church. corner
Of hammond street and waverley place.
In the John street Methodist Episcopal church. preach
ing this morning by the Rev Eon Foster the Troy Con-
ference In the evening Rev Chas Harris will preach
his farewell sermon.
Dr. Armitage, pastor Of the Norfolk street Baptia
church. will preach this afternoon n Tren0r's Academy
Thirty fourth street, one door west of Broadway.
discourse, by request will be preached by Rev. Dr.
Cheever, this evening, in the Church Of the Purtaus
Union square, the "Prophecy fuament Of destiny
by character"
In the Blocker street Universalst church corner or
Bleecker and Downing streets, Rev VIM s. Balch late
pastor of this society, will preach this morning and
evening.
Theological Seminary, will preach at the Academy Music
this evening.
Rev J. W. Mackey Of California, will deliver sermon
this afternoon IN Merrick Hall, Brooklyn.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Dewitt Talmadge Of the Reformed Dutch church
at Beevilc, j. has received call to the Sixth
church in New York. He has also call TO Syracuse but
has not sgniaed bis Acceptance of either.
The First Baptist church Of Camden, NJ j. has given
the Rev. Mr.. barrow cali to become their pastor This
congregation has been without pastor for more than
year, and seems to be considerably difficult to obtain
one who will suit them in every essential particular.
The First Reformed Dutch church OF Coxsackie havo
rendered call to Rev. s. Lansing, Of Bethlehem.
The Reformed Dutch church at Montgomery, Orange
county have extended unanimous call TO the Rev. j. IL
suydam, Of FishKill
INVITATIONS AcCEPTED.
The Rev. Isaac Wecott, OF Gloversvile NJ Y has ac
copied the cali Of the Baptist Church Newburg Orange
county to 9sppy the pnpt made vacant by the ressna
his new duties about the first Of May.
Rev. NJ Searle has accepted an invitation from thu
church in Bowen's Prairie, Iowa.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev John Richards, d D.. Of the Congregational church
in Hanover N. b., died the Goth nit Of apoplexy re-
sultng from general debility. Dr. Richards was the son
Of Capt Samuel and sarah Richards He was born IN
Pennington, Conn, May H. 1897; graduated Yale in
1921 and at Andover in tho class OF 1924 He was
daned at Woodstock, VT, in ls27-for the three years
American Board &c went to Windsor in $780, where no
was Tor nine years associate editor OF the Vermont
Chronicle. He was installed at Hanover in 1874. For
several years be has been Secretary Of the New hampshire
branch OF the American Eoucaton Society The degree OF
DID was conferred by Dartmoath College in 1916.
Rev. james Il. mcfarland, pastor of the Unitarian
church In Charleston c., died in that city on tho 4th
inst The deceased was native Of Charleston Kaua ~hs
BE graduated the oege Of New Jersey at Prince
ton, and, in compliance with tho wishes OF his father
commenced the study Of the law. HIS own ncinatlons,
however, we're tn the ministry, the study OF which
he soon after entered At the Divinity school, Cambridge
Mass After graduating thero he spent few years
the state OF Iowa, when he was called TO service in
Charleston.
NEW CHURCHES.
The house OF worship OF the Broadway Tabernacle
church. on the Of sixth thirty fourth
street. w be opeaed on the last Sabbath Of thus month
Raw " A d. Professor Andovnr U.ayX
Seminary The Tabernacle contains 3l2 pcws, with about
LOO st,pgs These are not to be sold but rented for
the year. and graduated upon scale than the
pews In many OF our up town churches
The First Presbyterian church Of Lyons Iowa. have Just
completed and opened for religious worship neat brick
March 81.
The First Methodist Episcopal church, erected op
posi,e the old one on Washington street, pougbkeepsie
VIII be opened shortly. II Ia splendid ed6ce built o
brick and when finished will be the most beautiful pIace
Of worship Of tbst denomination erected in that city
II will cost about twenty thousand dollars.
church Is aeo talked of for tho Fpisnpo,isr
society now worshipping in shaw's Building b Mari
street, street. Po1sakeeps'e, Il Is intended to be mission
the north side Of Main street, the railroad depd
Tho Unversaist society Of Fox Lake. wscourh. ar
making arrangements to erect meeting house n
that village this spring.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. O. r. Hopkins, pastor OF the Rondout ,apta
Church, preached his farewell 10 tho oonggato
on sunday, 18th nIi. Rev. V. Jones, Of Now bndon
Conn.,, succeeds him.
Two regular Baptist churches 10 Newport, r. L hsv
become free, or open communion churches Thee
churches are under the care Of Rev. Dr. Jackson al Rev
Howard Malcolm, Jr.
The Presbyterian Church Of Cortland has sspcude
Deacon s. Brewer for violating the church reQuIsions
attending the meetings Of Henry Ward Beecher heodor
Parker and other c'crgymcn Of liberal stamp.
Tho net increase OF the Methodist Church Southe ps
year We gather from the general minutes lust ssed va
43 3w, making the present total membership Of 70 Moth
odist Episcopal Church South, eeS,I7b
Tho people Of Cnslnnat are growing parucula In thea