The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16
Religious Intelligence.


bert G. Dickson.
Public worship will be held in the New Jerusalem
church (swedenborgian), at Lyrique Hall, 765
Broadway, this morning and evening.
Divine service viii be held as usual, this morning
and afternoon, in the North Dutch church, corner
Z William and Fulton streets.
Rev. s. H. Weston, assistant minister OF Trinity
church, will, by request, repeat this evening the
sermon preached to the Seventh regiment OF TINS
city when on their way to Richmond last summer
In the John street First M. E. church, preaching
this morning by the Rev. Joseph Law; in the even
ing by the pastor the Rev. Charles Z. Harris sub
ject, Light in the PATH
DIR. Ar1nitage, pastor of the Norfolk street Bap-
list church, viii preach in Trenors Academy, Thir-
ty-fourth street, one door west Of Broadway TINS
afternoon.
Divine service will be held in the Baptist church
in Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue. PREACHING
in the morning by Rev. A. G. Moss, OF 81. Paul NJ
z. church, Fourth avenue; afternoon by Rev. 5. ID.
Burchard ID, of the Thirteenth street Presbyte-
rian church
In the Blocker street Universalist church, corner
of Blocker and Downing streets, Rev. 0. II. Til
iotson, of Worcester, Mass, will preach this morn
ing and evening.
The Right Rev. Bishop O'Connor will preach to-
day in the st. Andrews Catholic church. Duane
street
Rev. P. Macmenamy, d. d., and several other
friends of the old religion will compare its truths
with the new religion of Pope Plus w., A. d. 1894
in Spring Street Hall, ls5 Spring street, this
evening.
The congregation of the Aston place Protestant
Episcopal Mission church, finding the Mercantile
Library lecture room inadequate TO the accommo-
dalton demanded for increasing numbers, and be-
ing, at the time anxious to relieve so far as
may be needful or desirable on either side the pa
rent church Grace Of a burden cheerfully and
literally sustained for nearly years have con-
Guided to make an effort for the erection Of spta
bic church in the vicinity of their present position
For this purpose there is available the sum of
SIS 900, Of which $l4 900 are contributed by Grace
Church, and $1,000 by a member of the Mission
congregation. The erection of an edhce of the
very painest and SIMPLEST kind will involve an out.
lay of at least $4,000 more. To make up this
amount the Mission church must rely on the indi.
yldua eNertions of its members and the sympathies
OF those who may desire its success.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. Henry o. Fay was ordained and installed pas
tor of the Congregational church of Northwood, n.
H. on the goth ult.
INVITATIONS.
Inc GreenWlcn reformed Dulcn cnHfcH, on the
corner of Blocker and West Tenth streets, has
rendered a call TO the Rev. T. c. Strong, of New
town, Long Island. This is the congregation re-
Gently under the pastoral care of the Rev. Dr. Mar
celus.
Rev. Walter Clarke, of Hartford, has not yet de-
cided to accept the call of the Mercer street church
Of this city
Rev John F. Massey, pastor of several Baptist
churches in Albemarle county, Virginia, has re-
ceived call from the Baptist church in Lynchburg.
Rev. Henry Smith, DID,, of Lane Seminary, has
been called 10 the pastorate of the Second Presby-
terrain church Cincinnati made vacant by the re-
signation of DR.. Fisher.
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED.
Rev. E. p Terhune, of Charlotte Court House,
Va has accepted call to the First Reformed Dutch
church of Newark N. j.
Rev. R. B. McMullen, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church in Knoxville, has accepted the presi
dency of Stewart College, at Clarksyille, Tenn.
Rev p E Morris. of Connersvie, Ind, has re
ceived and accepted an invitation to the Congrega
tional church, at Lebanon, Ohio.
Rev James +. Read D. D., has received and ac-
copied call to the First Presbyterian church of
Birmingham, Penn.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev J. C. butcher was on Sabbath evening, the
26th ut, installed pastor of the Reformed Dutch
church OH Seventh avenue, New York city. Ser
mon by Rev. DR.. Vermlye.
Rev. John Haskell was installed pastor Of the
Congregational society, in Raynham, Mass, on the
9th inst
Rev. Mr.. Merrill, of the Presbyterian church
as pastor of the Reformed Dutch church Of Schuy
leryie, Washington county, n. Y.
Rev. Selden Haines was installed pastor Of the
First church in Keeseville, N Y, by the Presby
terry of Champlain, on the 18th ult.
RESIGNED.
Rev Theodore Parker has been compelled, by i'll
health to resign his charge in Boston temporarily,
and will leave for the West Indies. His eongrega.
ton supply his place and continue his salary.
Rev. Mr.. Weiss has recently tendered his resigna-
ton of the pastoral charge of the Unitarian church
and society in New Bedford, Mass, on account of
continued i'll health At meeting of the Society
last Sunday evening it was voted not to accept the
resignation.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 regularly ordained minister of the Presbyterian
church, having gone over to the Baptists and re-
ceived call 10 a church in Central Ohio, it became
perpeying question with his Baptist congrega-
ton whether he ought not to be re-ordaned. After
much discussion Of the question they wrote to DR..
Wayand, asking his advice. He returned for answer
this sentence:-'If you are prepared to say that
the Presbyterian church is not branch Of Christs
church, let the brother be reordained by all
means"
Rev. F. y. Branagan, formerly of st. James
Catholic church, Of Boston, has been appointed
pastor of st. Johns, East Cambridge, vacant by the
recent death of Father Carroll. Rev. Mr.. McCarty
succeeds Father Branagan as assistant pastor Of
St. James.
From the following statements which we find in
the indianapolis papers it would seem that the re.
ports Of misconduct on the part Of Rev. Dr. Daily,
of that city, unbappiy no longer need confirma-
ton. The Journal of the 10th says:-We learn
that charges have been preferred by three clergy
man of the Methodist Episcopal church against
Rev. VIM. Daily, of that church, and President of the
Indiana State University for three alleged offences:
first, drunkenness; second, lewdness, and thrd, of
fering money to witnesses of his misconduct to Sc
cure silence. The testimony of very large num-
Der OF the must respectable citizens Of this place
has been procured as TO these charges and has
been, or will be forwarded TO Rev. NJ. Glett Pre-
siding Elder Of the district in which the Rev. Dr.
Daily resides The trial now contemplated is. of
course, only that by the church: but if the charges
be proved, IL will be impossible for the Trustees to
evade the action on them affecting the position of
the accused IN the University. The facts on which
the charges are based alleged to have occurred
in the city on Friday before New Year, or on New
Years day, and TO have been witnessed by numbers
of our best citizens
II is thought possible tsays letter from Rome
OF the l4th ult2 that there may be two Cardinals