The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08
Religious intelligence.


CITY CHURCHES.
The Northwest Presbyterian church Finieth sreet)
having been thoroughly repaired, will be reopened to-
day Services at hapa ten O'Clock this morning and
quarter TO eight in the evening Rev. L. H. Van Doren
pastor.
In St. AIMS church, Rev. Thomas Gallsudet rector,
Eighteenth street, Fifth avenue Service for deaf
mutes at hafpas three O'Clock this afternoon. For
others willing TO promote their welfare at hapast ten
this morning and at eight O'Clock this evening.
Rev A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill Baptist
church, Thirty fifth street, between Fifth and Sixth
nues this morning at ten o'clock and in the evening at
eight O'Clock.
Rev. Dr. Gillette, Of the Calvary Baptist church, will
preach at the French theatre opposite the Metropolitan
Hotel, this evening at eight O'Clock.
In the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Atonement
corner Of Thirty third street and Second avenue Rev.
Matthias f. willing, rector, will preach at half past
O'Clock this morning. sermon the Duty Of the Church
to the Rising Generation from the text Feed my Lambs
The Rev. Morgan Dix the assistant rector Of Trinity
church, will preach in the evening at eight o'clock.
In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton
Hail. Aston place, in charge Of the Rev. Robert G. Dick
son, divine service will be held the morning at half
past ten, and In the evening at half past O'Clock
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner OF
waverey place, the Rev. Edward O. Flagg rector Of All
Saints church, will preach his appropriate TO the
present aspect Of the times this evening Services half
past ten, four and eight O'Clock.
Mr. rockingham will preach at the hall, northeast
Of Broadway and Thirty street this morning
at half past ten o'clock
discourse will be delivered this evening, In the
Church Of the Purans by the Rev. Dr. Cheever previous
TO bis visit to Great Britain the emission and Method
of the Church against Organized Iniquties."
The new Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will hold
public worship to-day 1t the National Musical Institute
formerly Goldbecks Music Hall, No. 76S Broadway, at
half past ten O'Clock A. NJ.
In the Church Of God l3l Sands street. Brooklyn Elder
NJ B. Czechowski will lecture on The Fualment Of Pro-
phecy: Was st. Peter at Romes curious dream Of
Archbishop John Hughes the matter Preparatory To
the Fifth Universal and Everlasting Kingdom &C." Every
Sunday at ten O'Clock A. M Pc Polsku Tin Polish) half
past two p in French, and at o'clock, evening"
in English.
The corner stone of the NEW Evangelical Lutheran
church, of Sixth Fifteenth street. New
York. will be laid tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock.
ORDINATIONS.
Elisha g. Cobb, recent graduate Of Union Seminary,
was ordained and installed the Second Presby
church Of peesk on the 10th of june by the Presby
Henry N. Bridgman, son of Spencer Bridgman, of
Northampton, Mass, was ordained as q missionary in
shat town on the 9TH ut and going to the Zulu mis-
preached the ordination sermon
Mr. H. Gidden OF the last class in Bangor Seminary
was ordained Evangelist at wosmoreand, N. H.,
on the 10th ult.
of 55 ordained pastor Of the Congregational church
in Townsend, Mass, June 7.
Mr. A. s. Fiske, formerly tutor in Amherst College,
was ordained and installed over the Plymouth church in
St. Paul. Mimi, June 9.
Mr. James Judson Tucker, OF the senior class Of the
Theological Seminary, Rochester, N. " has received
unanimous invitation from the Pleasant Street Baptist
church, Worcester Me-, become their pastor, II
is understood he will accept the same
Rev. Mathew Magill has recently accepted call from
the Church OF the Atonement In CINCINNATI and will en-
ter upon the sacred duties Of his ONCE morning.
The Second Presbyterian church Of Princeton, has
tended call TO the Rev. Dr.. John Forsyth, OF Newburg
N. Y, formerly Professor In the College
Rev George Hickman has accepted call TO the pas
toral charge Of the Presbyterian church Of GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin.
RESIGNATION.
Rev George Spsuldng has resigned his pastoral charge
of the Presby church at Canteo, r. and taken
charge Of the Presbyterian church Al Tyrone, Schuyler
county, N L.
A large number OF persons assembled Monday last
to laying OF the stone Of st. Mathews
church Of hroop avenue and Pulaski street. Brook
Ign. The ceremonies In the absence OF tho provisional
bishop Of the docess were conducted ey the Rev
Diler OF ST. Lukes church, the rector, and fifteen
others Of the Episcopal Church. in surpccs The church
. Win .n ~
eyes, surmounted by bell tower thirteen feet square
coa Including the ground Snu viii be Of
which - 800 already raised. The rector OF ST.
Rev. T. n Cox The seats win be free. c. l. Deunng.
ton Is the carpenter and Lock the mason In the cor
n.s 5c ss
mac, number Of the New York and Brooklyn pewspa-
pers list Of wardens and vestrymen and the name Of
the builders. The church Is In the Ninth Ward-in
locality where IL Is much needed.
The ceremony Of laying the stone Of the new
Catholic church in Paterson, j. took place on the
LIST inst.
The Oak Place Congregational church recognized
21st ult.
The Board Of Domestic Missions on the 2eth u elected
the following officers for the present year-President
william B. Crosby, Esq. Vice President, Rev. Paul d.
van ueef; Recording secretary, Rev Harvey D. G.nse
Isaac N. wyckon, ID. D.; Rev William Reilly, d. D.; Rev
Paul D. Van Ccef Rev Peter stryksr, kessrs William
Crosby, John Brewer, Theo r. De Forest.
Al the annual commencement Of Calvert College,
New Windsor Md held the 26lh Of June, the honor
ary degree of Master Of Arts conferred upon the Rev.
ssss Of .cbsor Arts upOn Henry Scas. Of
ford county Maryland, and Daniel H. Roberts, OF Union
town, Mary land.
Al the commencement OF Georgetown College, Ken
lucky, last week the honorary degree OF Doctor OF d.
vinty WAS conferred Rev John duncan pastor the
South Baptist church Of Boston.
Rev Edward shippen Watson, Al rector elect Of 81.
harnaOa4 cnurcn, hhseNiiie ara rev W. n
elect Of Trinity church. Princeton, were on Trinity Sun
day advanced 10 the priesthood at Burlington ~ J.
The Rev Geo. w. Torrance, OF Washington, has been
appointed and confirmed Chaplain In the United States
navy, vice Peter G. Clark, Of Connecticut deceased.
The Southern ChsrrAmss, Of Alexandria, Va Episco-
rail- says-Thc bishops of the church have unanimously
testified the (of the church does not forbid
the lending OF Episcopal church 10 any respectable de-
| nomination Of Christians.
There 20 Bapis; churches In Iowa, and only 10 Of
these supplied with pastors These churches scat
avfdA
| not Baptist colporteur In all Iowa.
Al .tssed vr~ss,r. nj p6.o prcsbvterx nj "a Catha-