The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18
Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURcHES

Religious Intelligence.
CITY cHURCHEs
AT Bleecker street Unversalist church co-r.. ~
Blceckcr and Downing Streets Rev. s. Cobb, editor Of
the Chriiam Freeman, of Boston, viii preach this morn
ing and evening; services commence at loH A. NJ and7k
Pm
Al Cooper Institute Rev Dr. Leland, Of the Thiol Semi
nary Columbia, g. c. will preach in tina large hall at
sP.M.
DR.. Armtagc, pastor Of the Norfolk street Baptist
church. will preach this afternoon at O'clock in tho
Union chapel Of Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
Seats free.
1.-THE First Independent Society, Hope Chapel No 720
broadway, during the morning service, at 1o1s o'clock,
there will be free conference the Sunday question.
At the evening service, at ~ o'clock discourse win be
given by Rev. Samuel Longeuow, Of Brooklyn. Seats
free.
In the Memorial church, the Rev. T. r. Chpman, Of
beuot, will preach this evening" the church corner Of
Hammond street and wavcrley place Services at ION,
ga and ia o'clock Seats Free
The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgiaul wal hold
public worship to-day, at Goadbecks Music Hail. No 7o6
Broadway, at half past ten A. NJ. Beats free
The North Dutch church, corner Of william and Fulton
streets holds services at lO1z A. NJ 4P NJ and prayer
meeting In the evening at O'Clock Sabbath school and
Bible classes atoA d. and 2P N.
At the Protestant Episcopal Mission church Clinton Hail.
Asor place, In charge Of the Rev. Robert G. Dickson d
vine service will be held at 1OS A. H. and at and TX
p. NJ All invited. Seats free.
Rev Or. Fish, former of Calvary church. Brook
lyn viii preach therein at loK A. NJ to-day, and Ar
Remington, as usual in the evening at 7h.
ST. AIMS church for deaf and others willing 70
promote their wcfare Rcv. Thomas Gaiiaadet rector,
Eighteenth street, Fifth Services with the
voice io,. A. N. and ~ P. NJ and by signs ~ sxP.
~ The Rev. n Peters, rector Of S. Mchaes church,
will preach in the evening
Third Unitarian Sceety, corner Of Broadway and Ihr-
ysecond street, regular preaching by the pastor this
morning, God In nature; evening, What constitutes
charchsn Seats free.
The Rev. p. Aacmenamy, D. D., and tho members OF
the cd catholic Apostolic church win direct special
attention 10 the way OF salvation through the Roman
confessional instead Of the only way, through the peace
speaking blood q Christ, Spring street Hail. No l66
Spring street, this evening, at 7,s O'Clock All n-
yhed.
The French Protestant Episcopal church "Du s. Es-
pr Franklin street, Of Church. win be reopened
for divine service (aier summer vacaon) to-day Sep
iember 10, at the usual hour for morning service loS
O'Clock. Rev. A. verren, rector, will oniciate.
Al the Twentieth street universalst church. between
sixth and seventh svenoes Rev. @. Brooks Of Lynn,
Mass, viii preach today. Service commencing At 10Y
A n, and 81 Pm
The Rev. T. Brin.cn smith, Of Philadelphia, has re-
Sttea anu sNStftSo = c&A ct Aetk1eW b cnuIc0S
Jersey oy, and viii enter upon his duties - Rector
Sunday, octoter2
The ordination of Rev o. Taylor the Oongreear
tcnai church In smsbury, Conn., viii take yaee We'd
nesday, the 2iss Of this month.
INVITATIONS.
The Rev. ysanes iebds late q ne uniA TheelegseaI
Summary, Is 70 become psssor of tho oossragatOaaI
Rev. Morgan Dx, Of Trinity church. New York has
received cai 70 the reccrshp Of g. Paais church. MI
waukee.
call 70 the Church q Saviour IN West Philadelphia
west of the sehnilkil, opposite Philadelphis.
Rev Alphcus Sickcrson, Of Boston received from
The First Unitarian church aud Society in Chelsea una
invitation become their pastor and has accept
ed the same
Rev Mr. webber has announced his intention to accent
present charge. ~ :"
unanimous call 70 the Presbyterian church in Vow penn
We understand n has been declined
Rev. Morgan Dix, Of Trinity church, this city, has re-
ccved cal 10 the Rcctorshp Of S. Pauls church, MI
wsukee
Rev sias IsIcy late Of Esscx Conn, has scceused a
call from the Baptist church at p~mariscosta, Ne
Rey Edmund Kelley OF Philadelphia has accepted the
call Of the hecond caps church OF New Bedford Nass
Rev. r. Hewlett, the young pastor OF the Rantiee
church al New Brunswick n j. accepts the unaniuaons
call 70 the passorate Of the Pearl Baptist church.
Albany.
HEsIoHATroSs.
Rev Mr Dsvenp9t, late pastor Of the universalst So
clety az YarmosS IT has resigned bis charge and
Rev Dr. Fisher long the pastor the Reformed Dutch
church IN Ctca, has resigned his charge.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Rev. Leonard Fletcher D. D. pastor OF the Baptist
church penning,onvie Chester county, Pa. dted re-
Gently IN Philadelphia on his way 70 Saratoga Springs
The Rev Thomas NeaIe aged minister OF the Metho-
DIST Episcopal church, and Grand Chaplain 10 tho Grand
CEapter OF k0y al Arch Of
sey died at his residence In Burlington ~ j., Friday,
September O.
The Church of the Pilgrims, Milwaukee, Wis. which haa
just been dedicated Is designed In the Gothic style Of the
decorated period The plan Is a paraeloRram Of 48 by
81 feet II Is entered from vestbule through three
arched doorways The audience will seat about 500
persons Is 10 feet high at the side walls inside, and
about 30 feet high al the apex inside. The side walls ara
pastered and blocked OF in imitation Of stone The ce-
water colors, Of so publish tint and is supported by
seven hammer beam trusses spngng from buttresses,
depend the gas fixtures for lighting the building Al the
east end Of the church ape for the recep
The apss arched and lighted with skyght AT the west
end Of the church over the singers gallery s similar
lighted with handsome TRIPLE window with rose centre.
The windows for lighting the church, OF enameled
sss anmCna % , sss metal sash with soo,sd
top. and baptsal font, Of the material, in
keeping with the style. There basement beneath the
entire building, giving ample room for the pastors study
connected by private stairway with the pupit) con-
ference and prayer room with large hall for lectures
adjoining both Al the dedication, Rev. Mr. MAXWELL Of
the Ashury Church. pronounced the opening prayer
Rev Mr. Love the dedicatory prayer, Rev Nr Day the
sermon Rev D. Helmcr the address followed by some
remarks by Nr. A. Finch.
Westminster Presbyterian church, BunAlo, Of which
Rev. Leonard Corning 10 pastor, win b. dedicated
during the session Of the Synod of Gcncsec The exer-
ciscs viii take place Thursday evening 22d inst Tho
dedca,ory sermon VIII be preached by Rev Dr. wsner,
Of Lockport
The stone Of 81. Johns church Elizabeth, " J.,
was hid on the sth inst, Rev Samuel A. Clark, the
tor, oncating Mr. Clark made address, stating that
the Episcopal service FIRST held there century and
hall ago by clergyman sent from England Tne people
first assembled in dwelling houses, and then after while
small frame building was erected the present ste.
After various ycissitudcs stands forth prcepe-
church. In the stone were placed bsohs
Book Of Common PRAYER History Of &C. Johns church
from i,oa 10 1851 by shs samuel A. Clark Notes oe
hr NrllQlas Murrny. ID. d., louR