The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26
Religious Intelligence.

Religious intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.
In ST. AIMS church, Eighteenth street. near Fifth ave.
nue. Thomas Gaaudet rector-services to day with
the at hAfpast ten A. NJ and eight P. NJ and in
the sign language at hafpast three P. NJ Rev. f. g.
Ever, rector of Grace church, San Francisco, California,
will preach In the morning and evening
In the Memorial church. Hammond street. corner OF
waveriey place. the Rev. Edward Lewis, Of Western
New York, will preach this evening. Services at half
past ten, hafpast three and half past seven o'clock
In the Protestant Episcopal Nssion church, Clinton
hall, Astor place, in charge of the Rev. Robert o. DICK
son, divine service 10 day at haifpass ten A ~ ana
half past seven p. N.
In tho BROOKLYN Tabernacle, Fulton avenue, near
Hoyt street. there will be preaching this morning at
hafpast ten O'Clock by the Rev. Jesse Prush, Of sus
auehanna Penn and In the eveopg, at eight O'clock by
the Rev A. r. Thompson formerly of Staten Island now
OF Bridgeport, Conn.
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgan) will hold
public worship this morning at the National Musical In
stitute, 7e6 Broadway, at halfpast ten A.. n.
Mr. James Matheson will conduct the discussion against
the Champions Of Romanisp, 10 the hall l7S Prince
street at past o'clock this evening Subject
<'Sacrace of the Mass"
INVITATIONS
Rev william L. Gage has accepted call from the
North church of Portsmouth, N. Mr. Gage will be the
eleventh pastor Of that strong and ancient church
Rev Mr.. Solomon, OF North Carolina has been called
80 take charge Of Leigh street Baptist chuvch, in Rich
ulobd Va, and be will probably accept 1t.
Rev N. G. Burt, of Baltimore, has received a unsni-
teriau church, OF Cincinnati Ohio.
Rev H. Garfield, late of the Congregational church In
Beeview Iowa, has accepted cal! TO the Presbyterian
church OF Kossuth, Iowa, the seat Of Yellow Springs
College.
Rev J. ". Hough late graduate OF the Union rheo,
logical Seminary aud connected with the Mission chapel
under the care Of Madison square Presbyterian church.
installed pastor of the Calvinstc Congregational
church, wilston, W, on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
RESIGNATION.
Rev. William II. Beecber, Of North Brook6ed, Mass,
son Of Rev. DR.. Beecher, has resigned his passorate
DEATHS IN TIE MINISTRY.
Rev. John ". Engwoood, d. d., Of Bath, Me-, died in
that city on the goth inst, at the age OF little
than seventy eight years He pastor Of the North
church in than thirty years, but resigned
the situation about seventeen years since and was sue
ceeded by Rev. John O. Fske He was native OF Bever
iy, Mass.
Rev Charles 8. Hedges died In Marysvile California
the 10th Of July Of hemorrhage OF the lungs He was
aged twenty four years, and native OF Cnester MOTHS
county, lie graduated from the College Of New ,er
California for his health.
NEW CHURCHES.
The corner stone of a new Presbyterian church was
laid at Beitsyie, Prince Georges county, Nd on the
Esd inst.
synagogue in Cincinnati was cousecrased on the
18th inst.
The new church erected by the Congregational (Orho
Wednesday, I'D inst.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev W. s Baird has accepted the position OF Principal
OF the Wesley Female Inst tute Staunton Va vacated
by the Ies ignstion Of Rev. B. ArDogast.
Rev Mr.. Babcock, formerly pastor over the Cnlver-
sast society at South Natick, Mass, who IL will be
unembered, prominently identified with the shoe
makers strike at that place. and who discharged in
consequence Of his openly expressed sympathy Herewith
has sued the society for salary not paid and has attached
the church organ Mr.. b claims that he was employed
20 preach for year but prevented from occupying
the pulpit the last four Eve Sabbaihs by the action
society their committee and he claims pay for
full year
Rev. C. n. Nation, DID, has resigned the Presidency
OF Farmers College o., and Prof. Jacob Tuckerman has
been eiectei President pro tem
Rev. Mr. Osborne, in address in Newark Sunday
evening ked that after close bssvAtion he
had believe that there scarcely church in
the city that not involved directly or indirectly In
Elm OF supporting ntemperance. intoxicating drinks
furnished by church members, houses were fur
nishsd their sale by church membere church mem
bes bad share in the traffic and TO extent partic
oated in the custom of fashionable drinking
reverend gentleman OF Augusta Ga, announced FROM
his pulpit last Sabbath morning that betting on elections
is not only steang but the very mesDest kind OF steal
ing.
On Fridsy. the 18th inst the Rev. James Guhby pas
tor OF the rhrd Presbyterian church in Jersey City, and
Joeeph Wei God member OF tn same church. appeared
5eore Justice Bedford and preferred complaints assns
Samuel Sterling, John Wilson and Vim. Atchson These
gentlemen who were members OF the Third Pres
bytsn church. charged with assault and disordery
conduct at session meeting, and with threatening "a
tear down ard destroy the cdhce feud lad existed
Tor many months between certain Of the church
the deta which not made public, ana severa
have been expelled from the society