The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21
Religious Intelligence.
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Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.
Third Unitarian Society," Of Broadway and Thirty
second street.-The Rev. o. B. rockingham. Services
this corning. Subject:-"The Kngship and Priesthood
of the Sopi."
In St. AIMS church, for deaf mutes-Rev. Thomas Gal
laudes, rector, Eighteenth street. near Fifth avenue
Sunday services with the voice, at l0 A. NJ and TX P
d. ,;and In the sgn language at 3h p NJ. The Rev. DR..
Leonard rector OF the Church Of st. George the Martyr
win preach In the evening.
Rev. Uriah Tracy, assistant minister Of Ascension
church, New York, will preach at st. Peters Episcopal
church in State street, near Bond Brooklyn, both morn
ing and evening.
Rev. j T. Newman will preach in the Greene street
Methodist Episcopal church. between Spring and Broome
streets, this morning.
In the North Dutch church, OF William and Full
ton streets, Divine service every Sabbath at 1OH A. M
4P M and prayer meeting In the evening at O'clock
Sabbath school and Bible classes at A. NJ and 2PM
New Jerusalem church (swedenborgan). Public wor-
ship at Godbecks Music Hail. 765 Broadway at half pas.
ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Dr. Armitage, pastor Of the Norfolk street Baptist
church, will preach this afternoon Ut three O'Clock in the
Union chapel Of Broadway Thirty ninth street
In the Cooper Institute Rev. Lyman Whiting will preach
at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ. Rev. NJ NJ. McLaren D.
D., will preach at eight O'Clock p N. General Union
prayer meetings in the great hall s past three O'Clock
Pm
In the Blocker street Unversast church, corner of
Bleecker and Downing streets, Raw Moses Balou the
pastor will preach this morning Subject Self Conse.
Grafton"
The Rev. P. McMenamy, DID,, svd the friends of free
Bible, having disposed of the Popes pretended succession
from Peter and commission from Christ, will call on
Rom.nss to show that the Rosh Church. of which the
Pope s the head is Christian church at all-much less
"the Mother and Mistress Of all charches"-in Spring
erect Hal, 1855 Spring sIree:, ths evening.
The Rev. John xCafray, D D, President of Mount St.
AarD's College, Emm,,tsourg, Mo-. Will presca in St.
Andrews church, corner OF Duane and City fall
place, this morning. at half past ten O'Clock.
ORDINATIONS.
Wm. W. Greene, veil kposn as temperance lecturer,
ordained q minister OF the Gosuel lately by Bishop
Meade, near Miiwood, Clarke county, Va
Rev. Mr. ScGdder, late of Andover Seminary has been
ordained and installed nastor Of the Congregational
church vi Kent, Conn.
INVITATIONS.
The Presbyterian church aud congregation of Parsip
psny Morris couoy N j., have made unanimous call
for TIE Rev F. r. Judd, o. the Rev Dr. Judd,
come their pastor
The North Congregational church and society of Bart
ford, have, ny majority vote, extended a call TO the
Rev. Mr. Weober OF St Johnspnry, VI, to become their
cept the call
Rev Geo T Wilmer. OF WILLIAMSBURG Va, has accept.
ed the pastoral M Of the Episcopal church. Ptsylva
MIA Court House. tnis church been without pastor
since the resignation OF Rev. g. w. Dame about twelve
months ago
Rev c. P Krauth D., Of Pttsburg has accepted the
unaL mous call To the pas0rste of ST. Marks Lutheran
church in Philadelphia
DEATH IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. j. C. Campo, who for years has ned the trust OF
Rabbi among The Hebrews OF Norfolk. Vs., died the
mat AZ tamn IL hiUhl 10 and
man Of extentive literary sttainmen;s.
NEW CHURCHES.
large number OF people assembled to witness the
laying the stone Christs church. in New Ia
ven, Conn on the I'm inst The procession started
from the church TO the foundation with vestries OF
Christ and other parishes leading followed by
Morton, OF Philadelphia DR.. Richardson, Rev Messrs
Carder, Bennett, witherepoon. Root Holiey, Scott, q.
Townsend John Townsend H. Fitch. Huntingdon vibbert,
Olmsted, Garfield.
The contemplated erection Of new place of worship
by the First Presbyterian congregation OF Buffalo is
settled fact The demolition of the present edidCe will
be commenced carly in February. The spre OF the
church TO be two hundred and forty three height.
and Is to be Of stone to the summit.
The dedication services Of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of Staordville Conn., held Thursday the
18th inst.
The Congregational Society under the pastoral care of
the Rev. Mr.. Porter have commenced q church on Z
street, near Broadway, South Boston.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Among the clergymen now at Newport are Rev. Dr.
Adams OF New York; Rev Dr. Bullock of FRANKFORT
Ky, brctber law OF the United States Vice President
Rev Dr. Murray Rev. Dr. Dumont, Of Newport; Rev. Dr.
Swain, Of Providence; Rev DR.. Clark, Of BROOKLYN Rev.
Dr. Howe. Of New Brunswick Rev Dr. Abel, Of Newark
Rev ". H. Bidwel, Rev. DR. Demarest, of Hudson; Rev
Prof. Fowler and Rev. DR.. Corey, Of Utica; Rev. Dr.
Hagerman, OF POughkeepsie.
Convention entitled "Ioca Preachers Association Of
the Methodist Episcopal churches Of the United States
meets IN Baltimore Saturday. the frat day of October
next Each conference association is entitled to send
delegate for every ten local preachers within its bounds
Rev. s. P. Fay, Of Dayton, Ohio, has been dismissed
from the Congregational church in that place.
The church Of Brooklyn Heights, made vacant by the
removal Of Rev. Dr. Betnune ia about to call pastor
The choice said, lies between Rev. Dr. Kennedy, Of
the Second street Presby terrain church. Troy New York
and Rev. DR.. Rogers, OF Albany. Dr. Kennedy was set.
tied over the Old Dutch church In Albany. where DR..
Rogers now H. ana both were before the Consstory as
In Troy, one OF the most healthy and liberal Of any
out OF New York, and the church Of DR.. Rogers is the
leading church in the Dutch church Mrs. Dudley tho
paroness OF Albany and other important persons are
connected with that church. The present salary of Dr.
Rogers is - goo and house. The salary proposed in
Thomas Coes-more Familiarity known, from his great
amiabllty and good nature, as Tommy Coes-was q
full village OF Glen Cove, Long Island where he resided
the Episcopal congregation had just the church
very sweet toned organ which the admiration not
only OF the members but Of many others who were A.
the service by the e0quence Of Rev Mr. Malta
BY rector On some particular occasion venera-
bic friend Tommy Coles took seat among the congrega
ton and his opinion Of the organ was gathered from Inc
| following conversation few days afterwards:-
"Frend Malaby, am pleased that thee has got fine
| organ In thy church"
"Bu." sal 4 the clergyman, az thought you were op.
| posed to having AN organ in o church."
$50 am" replied Friend Tommy; "but then If thee
worship Lord by machinery would like thee TO have
| q FIRST rate instrument"
| DIssENsIoN AMONG THE QUAKERs.
The Friends Rerto Of Pbiladcphia gives melancholy
view Of the ecclesiastical disturbances that order among
the followers Of George Fox and William Penn. says
II Ii probably TO most OF our readers that few
years the members OF the New York yearly
meeting, feeling dissatisfied with the continuance OF re
gous fellowship between that meeting and the yearly
meeting Of New England, and desiring to connect them.
selves with the seeding body Newport withdrew from
the several meetings which they belonged principally
within the quarterly meetings Of Scpo, Ferrsburg and
Pennington and opened small meeting with the title
New York Yearly Meeting OF Friends, held at Poplar
Ridge, Cayuga county, N Y. They have been in unity
and correspondence with the separate yearly meetings 81
Newport Rhode Island, and Nottingham, Maryland, and
also with small number Of persons In Iowa, who have
eeceded from the society there, but, beieve, have
not attempted TO organize 4 yearly meeting