The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15
Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.

past ten O'Clock series of dscourses will be com.
meaced by Rev. Noses Balou Lessons from the Lord
Prayer
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgan) will hold
public worship to-day, at tho National Musical Institute
formerly Godbecks Music Hall, No 1856 Broadway, at
half past ten O'Clock in the morning.
In the Memorial church Hammond street, corner Wa
verley place. the Rev. g. T. Remington viii preach this
evening Services at past ten and eight o'clock.
In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton
Hail. Aston place. in charge Of che Rev Robert G. Dickson,
Divine service to-day at ten O'Clock 10 the
ing, and half past seven O'Clock in the evening
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill
Baptist church, Thirty nth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues This morning, at hafpast ten O'Clock, and
IN the evening AZ eight O'Clock.
Rev. Wham Aivin Bartlett will preach In tbe Brooklyn
Tabernacle, Fulton avenue, Hoy street, today
Services wiz commence at half past O'Clock In the
morning and quarter 60 eight O'Clock the evening
n st. AIMS church for deaf mutes, Rev.
Thomas Gsllauaet rector Eighteenth street. Fifth
avenue, services with the voice half past O'Clock in
the morning and eight O'Clock In tho evenings tn sign
language n half pest three O'Clock in the acrnoou Rev
James Crysssi assistant minister Of 81 JoLns church
Brandy wine, Delaware, will preach In the evening"
LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF THE LUTHERAN
ST. fAUL's CHURCH.
Tho corner stone OF the Evangelical .,aeran ST
Pauls church was laid Monday at half past two
p. NJ, with the usual ceremonies of tina. denomina-
ton, at the of fifteenth street and Sixth
singing by the choir. Rev. A. Gesenhelncr read
the Liturgy Reading of the appropriate documents and
Rev. Mr. Snorer assistant Of the pastor Of the church,
Rev. T. W. Geisenheiner, who is in Berlin. The
address and reading all in German. Before placing
the box IN the place intended for there deposited
sample OF all the United States coin, 'Luther's small
Catechsn the "Augsburg Confession y Liturgy Of the
of all ha
newspapers published by the Lutheran church,
densed history of the Church. from its foundation 1s4l
the ''union Questions Book" that are used in
the Sabbath school, and the German Hymn Book"
words, Evangelical Lutheran ST. Paus church, built
in 1850 The box having been placed in the
address, English, which listened with marked
tenton ut the close Of which, the choir sang hymn and
the congregation dispersed.
The church is being built the site that tn,
gregatOn have worshipped since the formation of the
society finding their old church small 'or the wants
Of the society," they were compelled to tear it down and
buld larger.
WELL MERITED COMPLIMENT.
The title of D. has lately been conferred on the Rev
Antoine verren pastor Of the Protestant Episcopal French
church of Du St. Esprit this city Hobart Col
ege Of the University Of Geneva, N Y We had always
impression that the doctor had previously
been honored with that distinction and why not
not well imagine, when scores OF his brethren, not
doctor thought the title of Bachelor of Divinity the old
Geneva of Calvin honor enough-perhaps he did not
ask loud enough for possibly not at ALL He has off,
French Episcopal church. during which time he has
for himself hoes Of friends and eminent position
scholar and divine among the most learned men Of
| community.
The Rev. J. Hardwick, formerly Of Pittsyvana
county, Virginia. has accepted the pastoral call Of the
Byrne street Baptist church Petersburg will
upon his duties In the course of few weeks.
Rev Alexander MICA Tborburn of Albany, has received
and accepted unanimous call pastor Of the Preebye
rian church at Malta, Saratoga county, N. Y.
The Rev. James Demarest Jr, OF Hackcnsack, N. J.,
has received unanimous call from the Market street Re-
formed Dutch church OF New York
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev J. A. Lansing has been installed pastor Of the
Reformed Dutch church VI Caiskill.
Rev. James Kimbai late Of Keo<uk, Iowa, in
stalled the Goth of June the First Congregational
| church in Falmouth
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY
Rev. Joel Erskne Hawes, only sou and only remaining
child Of Rev Dr. aawes, Of Hartford, Conn., was very
seriously hurt by kick from his hocse Friday last
| The young man died Sunday afternoon, before his
father could reach bis bedside Dr. Halves preached in
biz own church Sunday morning, with good courage
and more than his usual animation but summoned
| BY messenger, and started for Plymouth on sunday
tho horse Which inflicted the injury was pulling back
from the pest 10 which he was hched, and Mr.. Haws
intentionally whipped him while standing behind and
directly In young Hawes' bowels, and such kicks arc
almost invariably fatal The least cut bruise Of
death. Mr. Hswes kept under the In Of
dy much possible, for ~hen his agony
standing tina. could be done. He led
pastor OF the Plymouth Congregato, al church in
Hartford in January 1858, and beloved by all who
knew him, being a young man Of remarks simplicity
and purity Of character He graduated Yale In 1851,
and thirty years old NJ the time Of his decease
The Natchsz (s papers of the Sd inst, contain the
Of death If the Rev JAMS Carson
the lat Jay Of the oldest citizens OF that place tie
Of the pioneers OF Christian civilization IN Mis-
apfr ha
love.
Rev. Or. Daniel O. Houghtou editor Of the American
Pregtvian, Of Philadelphia, died ut his residence in
West Philadelphia, the Sth inst nj the age Of forty
five years. quite Unexpectedly, although he had been
confined to his ROOM for some weeks, by painful dis
ease, which rendered him unable 70 move about
NEW CHURCHES.
movement 10 on foot 70 erect large ana handsome
Meihods Episcopal church OF Broad street, in Phi
dcphia in keeping with the character Of the real estate
the hest quarter Of the city and the tastes Of the po
pulstion.
On Wednesday, the 9th ult the PresbytesAo church
just completed at Pittsneld, Pa, was dedicated TO the
worship OF Cod
MISCELLANEOUS.
The old Lutheran church Trappe short distance
iborouah repar An entire nea roor has sre ,dy been
put and II Is expected tue repairs will be finished by
The first Of August The cor.sistse appointed 70 take
Fry and Hvrace Koyer. Ts R,v. R Muhlsnburg, o.
New York grandson Of the culdr Of the church, II
| walton Is completed.
The Blue sulphur Springs, In Greenbrier county, Viz
GINA has been purchased FOR the establishment Of Bap
| tist college,, az $40 900.
Rev. T. " Ralston n. D., who recently left the Metho
dist Episcopal church, aud Joined the Protestant EpBco
pol church has returned TO tie Methodist church Hh
| haPpinesr, demanded IL, he says.
The Following statistical taslo shows the or tn
Episcc pal Presbyterian and Methodist comnunions frou
| $500 ~ 1850
-18o0--- -1s50 -
Asps,srrs Members Ministers Member,
! Protestant Episcopal. 2s4 III 97s 1928 400