The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
Religious Intelligence.

ber, viii DO open Tor Divine service this morning and
afternoon.
The Rev James A. Little win preach 1t the United Pres
byterisn church, Jane street, Fear Eighth avenue this
morning and afternoon.
The Rev. P. McNenamy, D. d. and the friends Of free
Bible, will call upon the Popss indicators prove that
the socalled Holy Father Christian at ALL much less
the successor OF Saint Peter and Vicar Of Jesus Christ on
earth, in Spring street Hail. No 1856 Spring street. this
evening.
Rev. Or. Msgoon, Of Albany, formerly pastor OF the
Oliver street Baptist church, will preach in the Calvary
Baptist church. in West Twenty third street, during the
absence Of Rev. Mr.. Gile!t.
In the Unitarian Society, corner OF Broadway and
Thirty street, Rev. o. B. rockingham, pastor,
there will be service In the morning only Subject
"Speskng the truth in love-"
ST. AIMS Church for Deaf Mutes Rev. Thomas Gallau-
Diet, rector having bought the church in Eighteenth
street, near Fifth avenue will hold i1 first services
there this morning and evening, with the voice 1oH
A. H. axd TX p. and In the sign language at az NJ
The rector will preach in the morning, the Rev. DR. Der
ran rector of Trinity church in the afternoon the
TO BIO interpreted by signs; and the Rev Dr. Tying
rector Of st. Georges church, in the evening.
In the Protestant Episcopal Mission Church. Clinton
Hail. Astor place, in charge Of the Rev. Robert Dick
son, divine service will be held this morning, afternoon
and evening"
IDe NORM Uutcn CnurCn, corner OF WIi2m ana fuuon
streets will reopen for Divine service this morning and
afternoon and prayer meeting in the evening.
Rev. T. T. Guop rector Of 81. Johns, Brooklyn, will
will preach in the Memorial church. Of Hammond
street and waverley place, this evening Services also
this morning and afternoon.
In the Blocker street Univsrsat church, Of
Blocker and Downing streets, Rev. Moses Balou the
pastor, will preach this morning and evening
INVITATIONS.
The Rev. Mr. Knollng, Of Sc. johns German Reformed
Church, at Frederick, Nd, has received and accepted
call the pastoral relation OF the Fourth Reform
ed congregation Of Baltimore.
The new orthodox society in AaverhlI. Mass, the
North Congregational, have united with the church in
calling Rev. A. b. Qunt to be their pastor.
Rev Dr. Phelps late pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church Of Dubuque love- has accepted call TO the pas
torste Of the Presby terrain church 81 Beoit, Wis.
Rev. O. O. MCLEAN, OF Huntingdon, Pa, has accepted
call 10 the North church, Iowa City, Iowa.
INSTALLATIONS.
In the Western Presbyterian church, Washington City,
evening aist ult by the Presbytery Of the District Of
Columbia.
RESERVATIONS.
Rev. Levi G. Beck, pastor Of the New Britain Baptist
church, Buds county has resigned bis charge there, and
accepted call TO the Baptist church ut Pemberton, New
Jeney.
Rev F. F. Sheldon has resigned his charge OF the
churches at Zoar and PalAetto, Ind.
Rev X Alden, late Of Lsnox Mass he's resigned his
pssoral charge Of the church in that
Rev. james Cook Richmond has resigned s. Paul's
church. Milwaukee, w. and has :. orsnanizsd snSsner
has been chosen rector.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev Levi Bull, D. D one Of the oldest dvines o. the
Episcopal church in died a. bis residence
| Chester county, on the I'd int.s, aged 70.
George Char der pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church in KensiDgon, Philadelphia, died on the 4h inst
NEW CHURCHES.
The corner stone Of 81. Marks church. Holderness
| H., will be laid with apportaonate religious services oc
| Wednesday, August TO-
Tuefdsy evening, the 10th ult at the Protestant Orphan
Asylum In South Chicago, Ill by the PreebyteTy Of chi
izaon by letters from other churches and profession
| OF faith.
county, Iowa, on Sunday, the IAN ult -, :
Preparaons are made for commanding ths erection Of
spsenaid church on New York avenue, between c1yi
ste Of The ere: en secoed pIe,S, CHURCH RE
coDgrgsop Of the street Presbyterian church have
There viii be four annual conferences Of the NJ E
Church, held in the month Of Augus-EaM Genesee 70
b. ssd N'S o. 1 Ss
Confer A Albany in That state, Bishop Baker pre-
SIDING On the 24h ths Upper low. Conference At Iowa
Cy, Bishop James presiding; And the 3lss the Ohio
Conference, at Columbus, Bishop Ames presiding,
the Universs,ist Convenaon Of Vermont holds ito
annual meeting at Stowe, August a. and FridAy Of The
0ttg the members will asoerd The great Mansfield
Mountain, and will be delisereo this highest
sumnit OF the Green Mountains.
A Clergyman, In q communication 70 the Christian
Watchan expresses the opinion that clergy snoua
be allowed to hair dye untl churches su
advsrces godnese 70 be wiling 70 tolerate gray
hairs in pNtor." ~ ks1aa fe.
The Classs OF New York have dissolved the PASTORAL
sm% Rau nr Van anal ''''A'A' &c"
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A, me commencement OF Marysvlie college, on
Wcdnesday, 1In uH. tne honorary degree OF D. D. was
conferred upon Kew jacob deeosten Of Market square
freeoyterian church, Germantown, Pa.
Dr. Samuel Bard Of Louisiaua at the late meeting
of the Presbyery OF Clinton restored to the functions
Of the Gospel ministry.
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