The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
Religious Intelligence.
FUNERAL OF JOHN K. COOK.

consequence Of the great publicity given TO the a
yssashng funeral Of John E. Cook, and the probable
- crowd which no church can quietly accom-
oAo,e has been deemed best by the parues con09' 49,
.-.-..os shouId he held elsewhere than IN inc
.-s.--..s NTH church Of Fourth street, Brooklyn
CITY CHURCHES
ro. Ms Hutton will pres-, x.c,~o 49, yo,n.
MEMS Association u my .ral church. in Broome street,
between Elm ana .arion, this evening at tx O'Clock.
The T.rd Unitarian Society, corner of Broadway and
rbirty second street (sev B. Frohingham) Services
will be held this morning and evening at the usual hours
The Rev. sidney A. Corey viii preach in Trenor Hall TO-
say at lo1 A. NJ and at tx Pm. In the evening the
eurse Of lectures on the Young Men of the Bible win
Ie resumed.
In st. AIMS church, Rev. Thomas Galaudet, rector,
Eighteenth street. near Fifth avenue, service for deaf
nutes at p M for others willing to promote their well
hre at l01s A. NJ. and TX p H. Rev. Dr. Chauncey,
rector Of St. James church, will preach in the evening
I'm the Protestant Episcopal Mission church Clinton Hail.
Assr place in charge of the Rev Robert g. Dickson, D-
vine service u. day at los A. NJ and 80 and TX p. NJ
Rev. stephen Remington having recovered from his
recep, illness, will preach the Mount Ohvet Baptist
church. corner Fifth and Forty first street. OF
which be is the pastor to-day. Service at 1913 O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock P. NJ
In St Stephens church, Of Broome and Chryste
streets, service at lo3s A. N. and IA p N. Rev. DR..
Beach rector of st. Peters church, will preach in the
evening
The Rev. Mr. Seey, chaplain Of the American chapel,
Paris will deliver discourse before the New York Young
Mems Christian Association this evening, in the Madison
souare Presbyterian church. Services 10 commence at
TX o'clock
Before the First Independent Society, Hope Chapel 100
Broadway the Rev. George F. Noyes viii discourse at 1os
M on Self Deception; at ~ P.h Palestine lecture,
On Jerusalem and the Garden OF Gethsenane."
In the New Jerusalem church (swedenborgian) in
BROOKLYN Rev. Samuel Beswick will lecture this evening,
n Dodworths Academy, Montague street. Subject
~where do swedenborgans Place the Spiritual World, in
shdpg Heaven and HelS Morning services at loh and
lecture IN the evening at ~ O'Clock
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgian) viii hold
public worship this morning. in Goldbecks Music Hall,
7e6 Broadway, at lok A. N. Seats free.
Dr. Armitage, pastor Of the Norfolk street Baptist
church, will preach this afternoon, at three O'Clock, In
Union chapel corner Of Thirty ninth street and Broad
way
samuel s. Snow, Shepherd Of Mount Zion, win preach
the approaching doom Of corrupt Christendom, and
Me way escape, this afternoon, at three o'clock and
ard at TX in the evening, in the Union Buildings l63
Bowery.
"Sonsclence tne Cnel Agent IN DIVINE RetrbutiOn-
Bow the Sacred Conscience PuAish2''-To be consi
dered by Rev. Moses Baou, at the Beecker street Uni
versahst church. this evening at ~ O'Clock Rev. Dr.
Sawyer breaches in the morning at 10}l o'clock.
lecture will be delivered by Mr.. John Cochran, in
eodbecks Hall, 7e5 Broadway this afternoon at three
o'clock, proving that the Revelation delivered in two
sets Of symbols, which explain each other.
The Cooper Institute Union services continued to-day
Rev. Mathew Hale Smith will preach in the great han
at hapa ten A. NJ and three p M the afternoon SER
non 10 be addressed specially to young Rev. Joseph
Henderson will preach at hall. past seven Pm
Preaching in Calvary Free church, Brooklyn, Pearl
street, between Concord and Nassau, to-day, as usual
N the morning by Rev. Mr. Sherman, and in the evening
BY Rev F. Remington. Subject in the evening the Fifth
Commandment
Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell will preach in Gold
becks Music Hail. 765 Broadway, this evening at half
past seven o'clock Subject-Conscience.
ORDINATIONS.
Vincent A. Horjesky was ordained to the work Of the
9eepe ministry in the Seventh Day Baptist chanel in
Eleventh. street. in this city, on the 18th inst
Rev. G. Rice, of Conway, Mass was ordained az
pastor o. The Congregational church in Saco Me- on the
7h inst The new vesry erected the past summer for
he same society, was dedicated the same evening.
RESIGNATION.
Rev n NJ Ward has rendered his resignation AZ nasor
Of the Baptist church in Watervlle Ne.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY
Rev Daniel burning died on the 10th inst, the re-
dence Of his father in Newark, j. the forteth year
% h in the 5n S trade and
hood in the Roman Catholic church. He 1ly gradu,
a at he ana hs ca to Arch
prhep hughes His recent station At Rondout
Rev c. Deh formerly pastor OF the Lutheran congre-
cations smcksburg, Pa and vicinity died in Ohio last
week.
Rev Caleb Hobart pastor Of the Congregational church
., Walnut HILL North Yarmouth Me-. died in that place
tbaQ IA met He hor in lion MaGs Eah
1884 and sixty Ave years and ten months old. He
had been pastor Of the church at North Yarmouth thirty
ak years. aboring with fidelity and zeal in the service Of
hs Great Master and TO the acceptation of his congrega
ton.
The Rev. Or. ". McCala, Presbyterian minister of
Nept and influence died recently Rodney, Mississippi
Or McCaa formerly from Philadelphia had preach
ed short time in this city and at time chaplain
the United States army under the command OF General
Jackson, and was, we believe, at the battle OF New
Oreane.
The news Of the death Of the RI Rev Bishop Barry the
Diocesan Of Savannah, will cause sigh Of regret and
mourning throughout the large congregations which
he was the chief shepherd and TO whose spiritual
he devo.edly and usefuuy dedicated himself Bishop
Barry was born in Wexford, Ireland in $780, and received
his education St. Peters Seminary Wexford where he
distinguished himself his classical scientific acquire.
merits In 1923 he came to the city Of Charleston and
1nder Bishop England be completed his studies in theoo-
gy and received the impress Of that eminent mans great
mind In 1925 he was ordained priest in Charleston,
and was shortly afterwards appointed a missionary TO
North Carolina. Upon his return from that State he
stationed in Charleston and afterwards in Columbia. In
Gie 1901 nc was dpponVo the pastor OF the HOLY
Trinity church, in Augusta Ca, where he remained in
The acceptable performance Of his duties, until Sa-
vannah visited by yellow fever in 1854, when he
went to Savannah Upon the death Of Bishop Garland
he appointed Administrator Of that diocess and was
subsequently, elected TO the Bishoprc Of Savannah TO
which office be was consecrated at Baltimore, August q
1867 His health, declining under his devoted atten.
lion to his duties he left TO seek its restoration in Europe
where the hopes Of friends have been doomed dsap
ponment by the of his DEATH His abors on earth
not finished for the good seed that he has
yet bear the fruits that destined for eternity
hare m In ,k1y
1T that bar where the rewards 10 the faithful will be be-
slowed He leaves behind him character be initiated
and a testimony that will endure forever.
Rev Timothy ~ Cooley, Of East Granville Mass, died
On me l4th inst at the age Of eighty years and
nne month"; Born in Granville during the revolution
I4 ne graaaaed and studied divinity at Yale College,
sna preached ms hrst sermon in Granville the Both of
APRIL iIso ana was settled pastor there Feb g. 1885,
This relation he actively and unnterruptedlv
until 1854, when he preached his farewen sermon
NEW CHURCHES,
The Methodist meeting house at Salisbury N n will
be dedicated 70 the worship Of God on Wednesday Ne
sember Il. -