The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
Religious Intelligence
Oily CHURCHES.

sreeaton In Orchard street Broone, viii preach
In church THIS morning and evening. BY request the
rbie Of the discourse In the evening win be, "Vica
ypus Atcnomen'."
four III discourse the niquity OF the ac in slaves
sad Of tie by which lie supported viii be deliver
ed by Dr. Cheever, this evening, in the church Of
the Putans.
Ed J. C. Stark, formerly Of Masslon, Ohio, has nc
cepied the unanimous call Of the Seventeenth street
Christian church. Sixth avenue where he VIII Prea0n
twice each Sunday, morning and evening.
In the Eighteenth street Baptist church, one door west
q Fifth avenue preaching this morning at loh, oy Kew
w. 8. Hail. pastor of the Laght street Bap's' CHURCH
Rev. 8. A. Corey viii preach in the evening"
m the Blocker street Unversast church, corner OF
Meecker and Downing streets, Rev. c. H. Lombard, Oh
Mount Vernon, N Y, viii preach this morning anu
evening.
La tie John street First Methodist Episcopal church,
preaching this morning and evening by Rev. Charles t.
Barrs.
The Right Rev Bishop Souhgate will preach this even
s,y IN the Memorial church corner OF Hammond street
and Wsverley street
Divine service will be held, usual, this morning and
afternoon N the North Dutch church. corner of William
and Fulton streets.
Public worship will be held in the New Jerusalem
church (swecenbcrgian) at lyrque hA 100 Broadway,
sbis morning,
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ssreet between Fourth and Lexington avenues Rev W.
n Fernald will preach this morning Mr. Fernald will
lecture ia the evening. Subject-Divine Providence,
general and special"
Rev. Robt G. Dickson, the PASTOR will preach this
morning and evening the Protestant Episcopal Mission
church. Clinton Hall, Aston place.
Rev. Dr. Mathews will deliver the last OF the series Of
sermons 10 medical Students this morning, the Rev. Dr.
Nacaueys church. of Fifth avenue and Twenty
nrst street
In the South Baptist church, West Twenty fifth street,
near Eighth avenue Rev Matthew Hale Smith viii preach
phh morning. and Rev Mr.. Kimba will preach in the az
bernoon
In the Stanton street Presbyterian church, corner Of
Forsyth street. the this evening will be delivered
by the Rev. W. R. Williams, D. D., of this city Preach
Ing by the pastor Rev. Joseph Sanderson, this morning
and afternoon.
The Rev. Dr. Macmenamy and several friends Of the
Bible viii point the unchrisan character Of purgato
~ objections Spring Street hail. 1856 Spring
sAreet, this evening.
The services in the Sixth avenue Reformed Dutch
church. opposite Amy street, will be held usual this
morning and evening
Rev. John Thomson, D. d. viii preach at the Academy
Of Music this evening.
DR.. Armitage, pastor Of the Norfolk street Baptist
shurch will preach Trenor's Academy, Thirty fourth
street. one door west Of Broadway, this afternoon.
D.
Of the Nineteenth Century, this evening, in Mozart Hail.
663 Broadway.
Rev. J. Donovan, D. d. will deliver lecture this even
Ing st. Peters Catholic church, Barclay street. the
Exalted Dignity Christian Charity and its Prastical L.
lus.rasOn by the Society Of St. Vincent de Paul"
ORDINATION.
Ecclesiastical Council convened in R0dman, N. "
February TO- 1859, Mr.. Quincy Bakely, . graduate OF
Onion ogcal Seminary, and lcentiate Of New York
and BIZ ookyn Association, was ordained to the work Of
The Gospel ministry.
The Unitarian Society 10 Hay We Mass has given
pastor, and be las accepted the invitation.
The vestry Of Trinity Church, in Parkersburg, Va
shout nding call to Henry A. Wise Jr., (son Of
Governor Wise,) to fill their vacant rectorship.
The Unitarian Church and Society 10 Marblehead Mass,
their pastor at salary Of 81 1900 1t is stated
that his anwer will be given on the LIST Of March
The Presbyt terrain church OF Poughkeepee ~ Y, have
ved Rev. F. Wheeler, of Saco, Me- 10 the Passionate
a said church.
Rev. Noble Armstrong has received and accepted
unanimous invitation 10 supply the church Al plymouth,
Indiana, for year.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Earl Durham ordained and installed pastor
Of the Presbyterian church in Ciayvlie ~ Y, by the
Prefbytery of Utica, on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
Rev John F: Mines ordained and installed
Srace church. Broad Brook Conn., on the 9th inst Right
Rev. Bishop Williams officiating.
RESERVATIONS.
Rev Mr.. Bolles pastor Of the Unitarian church, for.
mery Dr. Capps in New Orleans has rendered his resg
nxaion.
Rev nlsey has resigned the pastoral charge of the
church in Essex Conn, the resignation to take effect in
Me spring.
The Rev. Thomas Baker, of the Methodist Episcopal
church this city died on Friday morning, after very
aseu @ as meo eaR Coz
He preached on Sunday afternoon at Yorkvlle Five
minutes after the close Of the services he was attacked
covered and reached his residence nearly in his usual
health On Tuesday another attack on, and before
on Friday he died. He was much esteemed
MISCELLANEOUS.
When notice has been gwen that collection will be
taks up in church, says the Evangelist, particular
Sabbath members IN the habit Of running away
from their other church that day avoid
he pain Of making contribution; or by singular coin
coence they ndisposed that Sabbath though they
look remarkably well when they at their
toned haunts bright and early on the Monday morning
following.
The property formerly known the Saviours church.
OF the Methodist Society situate in First street. between
First and Second avenues was purchased at Shers SALE
On Feb. l. for the Fret street Presbyterian church.
The members of South Dutch church 10 this city
have pledged themselves 10 the support Of three mission
aries in Japan and we feel assured that from other
churches Foreign Board win soon receive liberal
ibutons for the Establishment Of our projected mission
In this most promising field.
Rev James c. Richmond OF Milwaukee, an Episcopal
minister, who says that in ls47 he challenged the world
n support Of Epecopacy, which challenge has been
accepted, now renews the challenge TO Henry Ward
Beecher and invites public debate. He concludes his
address TO Mr. Beecher follows-Finally such is my
hath the power Of truth, that am willing TO oppose nv
weakness your strength, 10 travel 600 miles and pay
my expenses to meet you after Easter, amidst the
comforts Of your own home and the helps Of your
kbrary oral debate in your meeting house, in
Brooklyn where and show that Congregational
and Presbyterian systems are in state OF schism, and
therefore Of SIM against the Apostolic church. the
booy Of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Rev. Joy H. Farchild, who quite well known 10 q
large circle of acquaintance died at South Boston, Mass
On the Els. inst having nearly completed the allotted
term Of human e being OF the age Of sixty nine years
and ten months. He had suffered much from paralysis
for few years past and had not been active any
Bpect either profession ally otherwise.
Rev Nathan wildman, Of Planve, Conn, died on the
10th inst. His disease was lung fever He was about
SIXTY three years Of age, and highly esteemed
full and able pastor. He for number OF years nag
tor Of the First Baptist church in New London.
Died. at Wilton, Conn., the 9th Of January the Rev.
Charles b. Ball But one short year had elapsed since
his ordination, and only one week before his death be
Arat ed in face ind hat aoapaoA