The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11
Religious Intelligence
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morning "Regous training of children;" for the even
ne Eyidence of the Authenticity of the New Testament
In the Christian church, Clinton Hall, Astor place Rev
g. Holland, pastor, services will be held morning and
evening Morning discourse, ''The Needs of Humanity
for an Organic Church." The subject will occupy
the evening
Dr. Armtage being absent from the city, Rev William
H. WyckoG, LID, will preach Sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock, in Union Chapel corner of Broadway and
Thirty ninth street Seats free.
At First Independent Society, Hope Chapel No 100
Broadway, the morning service is for free and general
conference and inquiry. Subject" The Sunday CUES
ton" Alta p M. discourse will be given by Rev
George 1. Noyes, on The Carnal and the Spiritual
Seats free
At the Memorial church, Hammond street corner Of
Waverey place, the Right Rev. Bishop Scott OF Oregon
will preach this morning; the Rev James A. Iatourette
OF Cincinnati In the afternoon and the rector Of the Church
OF the TRANSPORTATION in the evening Services commence
Of lOh, at 81 and ~ O'Clock. Seats free.
The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgan) holds pub
lie worship to-day at Godbeck's Music Hail. 7e5 Broad
way, at hafpast ten O'Clock A. NJ. Seats Free
In the North Dutch church, of William and Full
ton Streets divine service at half past ten O'Clock A.
-FOUR O'Clock p. NJ and prayer meeting in the evening
eight O'Clock. Sabbath school and Bible classes
O'Clock A. N. and two O'Clock P. NJ
At the Protestant Episcopal Mission church. Clinton Hail.
be held divine service at half past ten O'Clock NJ and
at four and half past O'Clock p M. All invited
Seats free.
Rev 7. Starr King, of Boston, will preach in Dr. Cha
pins church, Broadway, to-day morning and evening"
at the usual hours
AT st. AIMS church, for deaf mutes, the Rev.
Thomas Gallaudet rector, Eighteenth street. near Fifth
avenue, services with the voice half past ten o'clock
A. NJ and half past O'Clock p NJ and by signs at
half naatt hraa n'cp Tho
Souhgatc D. d. rector of Zion church, will preach this
evening.
Judge W. Edmonds is engaged to speak at Dodworh
Hall this morning at half past ten evening at
Seven.
AT tho Twentieth street Univcrsalist church. Rev c. P.
Bddle, of Newark, will preach services commencing at
half past ten O'Clock A. and half past three O'Clock NJ
The pastor of the Christian church. Seventeenth street
Sixth avenue q. Carroll Stark) will preach at half
past ten O'Clock upon Inant Baptsm also at halfpast
seven in the evening upon "Orthodoxy."
The Rev. DR. McMena;ny, and several members of the
Old True Catholic Apostolic church, of nations and
denominations will direct special attention to the unchris
Alan character of the contrtons atrinons, confessions
and the saisfactons Of the called Roman Catho
lie, in Spring street Hall, No 1S5 Spring street, this
ing, at half past seven O'Clock All are invited.
The New York City Mission Society, formerly worship
ping Twenty fourth street, Sixth avenue have
moved to the neat and commodous edice in Twenty
fourth street. Ninth avenue, formerly occupied by
the hirtieth street church. Opening to-day
DR. Porter will preach at halfpast ten A. NJ N H Ferries
at three I. NJ, and Dr. Strickland at halfpast
P. NJ Sabbath school at nine A. NJ and half-past
four p. M.
At the Third Unitarian Society, of Broadway and
Thirty second street. Rev. 0. rockingham breaches
this morning Subject: sHod fast that which is good
On the Sunday following evening services will be
rho Rev Ral nj Yor hach
journing at Wapoe, n H. He resumes his pastoral la
bors the 25h Of the present month"; meanwhile paying
visit to Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. Dr.
Bellows church is growing "broader" twenty nine
pews having been placed in the gallery recently
structed in it.
The Rev. J. L. Hatch will lecture, by request in Rev
d. Maxsons church, in Eleventh street, between Third
and Fourth avenues, this afternoon, at hapas three
O'clock upon the History and Philosophy of Sunday Laws
Civil Ecclesiastical The lecture will be followed by
free discussion Of the subject All invited attend
and participate.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. Charles Carroll Everett of Brunswick, Me-, and
ate of the Divinity School, Cambridge, ordained
Thursday evening, Sept !, pastor of the Unitarian
Society Of Bangor, Me.
Professor Tyler of Amherst College, will be ordained
evangelist at the time with the ordination of Mr.
Underhl, late of the Andover Theological School,
tho Congregational church in North Amherst the last
week in September.
On the ninth Sunday after Trinity august ~, in
Roberts ordained to the Holy Order of Priests by
Bishop Atkinson.
INVITATIONS.
The Rev. Joseph II. Nichols, Professor of English
Literature Racine College, has received and accepted
unanimous call from the vestry to take the pastoral
charge Of St Johns church in Ekhorn Waworh county
The First Baptist church of Covngton KY, has ex-
tended unanimous call to Elder VIM Price, of St.
Joseph Missouri, to become their pastor and it pro-
babe that he will accept.
The Christian Chronicle states that Rev J. Hyatt Smith,
of the Washington Street Baptist church, Buffalo, has
ceped the call to become pastor of the Eleventh Baptist
church, Philadelphia, late Rev. d. B. Cheney's now Of
San Francisco
Rev. W. Y Rocker, of London England, formerly rec.
tor of ST. Pauls Episcopal church, Louisville has received
land it is expected will accept call to build up a
Episcopal church in the latter city.
We learn that Rev w. w. King, late pastor of the st.
Paul Unversast church, of this city, has accepted call
to take charge of the Unversast church St Anthony,
Minnesota.
The Baptist church of Kenosha has given Elder A.
JMl of Oshkosh, call to become their pastor. II is I'M
dcrstood that he has accepted the invitation, and will
commence his labors
Rev. NJ p Kinney, of the Congregational church in Ra-
Cine, is going to GAINESVILLE to reside.
Vim. L. More from New Brunswick, N. j., has received
and accepted call to the Presbyterian church at West
Milford the Rev. Mr. Board having left for the West
Rev A. s. Patton, of Hoboken has accepted a call ex-
tended to him succeed Rev Hiram Hutchns as pastor
of fremont street Baptist church, Roxbury, Mass.
Rev. r. Thompson, late pastor Of the Congregational
church at strongsve Ohio, has been danssed BY coun
Gil. He has accepted call to labor at Portage Lake
Wisconsin. and enters at once on his labors.
The Pensioners of st. Johns church, Cincinnati held
meeting recently for the purpose Of expressing their
at the loss Of their rector Rev. w. r. Nicholson,
d. d., who has accepted call from ST. Paul's church,
Boston
The Congregational church society of Saco Maine
extended call to the Rev Charles B. Rice Con
way, Mass to become their pastor Mr.. Rice is of
the recently graduated at the Bangor Theological
Seminary
Rev. NJ. /. Richardson, recent graduate Of Bangor
Theological Seminary has received and accepted unani-
call from the Congregational church and society in
Woolwich, Me-, to become their pastor
Rev. f. Swallow, late Of Nantucket, has received q
unanimous invitation to become pastor OF the First church
in Southampton Mass