The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.

The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach In the Murray
Hill Baptist church. Thirty fifth street. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues to-day at half past O'Clock NJ sub
ject. fhe Evening Of Le and al eight O'Clock p. n
subject, "The Morning Of Life"
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
wsverley place, the Rev. Dr. Ltiejohn of Holy
Trinity church. Brooklyn, will preach thus evening Ser
vices at half past ten, four and eight O'Clock.
The Protestant Episcopal Mission church. Clinton Hall
Assor place charge Of the Rev Robert G. Dickson will
bold divine service to-day, at half past O'Clock A. NJ
and halt past seven r NJ
Rev. Vim. AVN Barucu will preach for the last time
Until nex' september, Brooklyn Tabernacle to-day
Services will commence at half past A. NJ and at
quarter Of eight p NJ
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgisn) will hold
public worship today at the National Musical Institute
Formerly Goldbecks Music Hall, 765 Broadway, At half
past ten A. N.
Mr. James Mathison will deliver the opening address
on Purgatory in the ha l7s Prince street, this even
ing At half past O'Clock. Roman Catholics viii be
allowed to reply
In the Norfolk street Methodist Episcopal church,
Stanton, the Rev Dr. Williams President Of the Missouri
University, viii preach this morning at half-past
ten O'Clock, and Rev. Mr.. HASKELL OF Nebraska in the
evening, At quarter before eight O'Clock Prayer meeting
In the afternoon at quarter past three O'Clock.
ST. AIMS Church. Eighteenth street, Fifth avenue.
Service usual at half past AN. Rev. James N.
C.ryssI, Of Delaware, will preach at half past three
o'clock for deaf mutes; and in the evening, at eight
O'Clock the Rev. James D. George Griffin, Of Georgia,
viii preach. Seats free.
Beecker street Universast Church (corncr of Down
ing street) Services at halrpast AM No evening
services rhis morning the second lesson from the
LORDS Prayer (liatt. 6-9) by Rev Moses Ballou.
ORDINATIONS.
Ray EraA. a0od~o NJ tho
Reformed Presby Society in Boston, the 18th
instant Rev. Mr.. Dickson read selections from the
OF Brooklyn, N Y with a sermon. The ordaning prayer
was also made by the gent'emaa. The charge to
the charge to the people by Rev. Mr. Swan. A dis
the evening
James Orton was ordained to the work of the Cos
pei ministry adjourned meeting OF the Presbytery Of
Cbepaneo, held IN GreeLe, N. y, On July III.
INVITATIONS.
The Rev Richard Gleason Greene, Of Fast Cambridge,
Mass has accepted The cali Of the Brighton Evangelical
church ana Society become their pastor The Society
has been without pastor for the past year.
Rev. z. B. Webb, of Augusta, Me-, has accepted the
Rev. II. h Hayes has called from Rock Island, H.
to the Congregational church In Bntonsport Van Buren,
county, lowe.
INSTALLATIONS.
On the 11th inst Rev David Torrey late of Delhi, n
Ithaca
Rev DR. s. w. Roe was installed pastor OF the First
Presby terrain church Of Jamestown " by the Presby
terry Of Buffalo, on Tuesday evening" the 10th lust.
RESIGNATION.
Rev RI len bias rendered nj resignation ss pastor
win accept call In city Of the South.
NEW cHDxcHks.
II has been determined u locate new Methodist
Episcopal church at Twentieth and Spring Garden Streets
in Philadelphia.
On the 18th inst the corner stone OF new Methodist
Protesestant church was laid at kennedyville Ken,
county, Md.
Rev. Ieete. for fourteen years pastor OF the First
church. in Windsor, Conn, bias discontinued his abors
with that church.
letter from Dr. schaufer. IN the Missionary Herald
gives Of srkable movement Constan
tnopie by which 900 Turks have within short
time embraced dtctrres closely allied to christianity
Some 100 more are supposed TO sympahze with these
views
Rev. VIM R. Mcdonald, the former pastor Of the Byrne
street Baptist church, in Petersburg Va has resigned
his Professorshp the Chowan Female Collegiate Insti
tute, N Mureesooro, ". c. and accepted pastoral
care o. Arbor and Laurel Grove churches in the county
of Hsifax, Va
It is supposed by learned theoloeiap a. Petrus
Camatothat Adam entered the garden of Eden In the
spf.s ing. 6owever that may be, 1t Is quite certain he
out In the fall
The New Bedford Mercury publishes . bill Of expenses
incurred in the ordination 81 Rev Mr. Shepard pastor
Of the United Co.sres..ion.i society in Little Compton,
L. septsmbes 70, 1887 three of the items Of which
xe;-tour galiens Of r,m at ~ per gallon, los 4fi
hree gallons Of vine At d per gallon, U.s., and one gal
About thirty members Of Wesley chapel, In Washing
ton have seeded and Joined the Church South. Tue
origin IL is said, local difcuy brought about BY
the action Of the sasioning authority Of the Baltimore
Conference ard the stewards IL the Wesley chapel the
removal OF former pastor from the Of that
station before he had served the CUSTOMARY term.
The Springfield Republican pronounces against those
who inveat sins. "IADcing," says, "ws nnocens
until !, was made sinful by fanatcs-'
Thers rule at oberlin College that student shall
board 1T any house where prayers regularly made
each day Acerain man lifted Up boarding house Add
ned with boarders. but forgot until the eleventh hour
the prayer proviso. Not being praying himself he
looked for who Al length he found meek
young man rom Tumboii county who agreed 10 for
his board In praying. For . while all went smoothly;
but the boarding furnished his table poorly
hat the boarders began 10 grumbe and 10 leave AID the
other morning the praying sosrder actually struck.
Something like the folio sing dialogue occurred At the
bes--LAndlord-'will you pray, Mr.. Mids' Mild
No. sir; I will not F" Iandord--"Why not, Mr. Mdf'
hid-"t don't pay, sir. ! can't pray such victuas
a. these, and unless you bind yourself in writing to
set better table than you have done for he last three
weeks, nary another prayer do you get out OF mel