The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
CIT CHURCHES.

rne etsth anniversary of the Rev Dr. SPRING
setteweut over the Brick church viii occur today
which occasion he will preach his anniversary sermon
tho morning. This is the lrst and his only pastoral
charge Is is stated that his people intend on the
succeeding Monday afternoon the 9th Of August, at six
O'Clock precisely TO present to their venerable pastor
memorial With addresses suited TO the OCCASION
The synagogue Of the Congregation Bna ls' ael,
corner Of Stanton and Forsyth ets will be eonsecated
shis afternoon
Rev. Or. Bethune will preach in the Reformed Dutch
church, Twenty first street, near Sixth avenue, this
morning at half past ten ocock and in thA afternoon
at four o'clock Dr. Bethune will conduct the Sabbath
eervces In this church during the month Of August.
In 81. AIMS church, Eighteenth street, Fifth
nue., Rev. Thomas Gaaudet rector, services to day
usual-with the voice half past A. NJ and eight
osclok NJ, and In the sign language at hafpast three
pN tbs Rev r. G. Ever, rector Of Grace church, San
xrsuvisco California, will preach in the morning and
evening.
Rev. 8. s N. Greeley, Of Grand Rapids, Michigan, vii
preach 70 day thu Brooklyn tabernacle Fulton
nue. near Hoyt street. Services will commence at half
past ten A. N. and at eight p NJ
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
Waverley place. the George Thral, rector Of the
Church Of the Redeemer Brooklyn will preach this
ing. Services at bsfpss ten, four and eight O'Clock.
At First Presbyterian church of Hoboen, corner OF
cor asermon viii be preached this morning. at hapast
Cen, by &he Rev. James A. Little.
The New Jerusalem church (swederborgan) will hold
public worship this morning at the National MUSICAL In
stitute formerly Goldbecks Music Hail. 7o5 Broadway,
at half past ten.
The Protestant Episcopal Mission church. Clinton Hall,
Astor place. in charge OF the Rev. Robert g. Dickson, will
hold Divine service to-day, at haifpast ten A. ~ and
.half-past seven p. NJ
a,riu to upoad ming
at half past o'clock, in the hall No IS Prince
street
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Charles Knox has accepted the call of the Re-
formed Dutch church in Utica, N. Y.
Rev N c. Burt formerly of Springfield, Ohio, of
Rev DR. Pluramer's church, Baltimore, Nd, has been
unanimously called to the charge Of the Seventh Presby
terrain church IN CINCINNATI.
Rev. Samuel Jessup, of Orange county, NY, has ac-
cepted a call from Presby terrain church of Dansvle
Livingston county.
Rev J. B. Shaw Buskirk's Bridge Classis OF Saratoga
has accepted unanimous call from the Presbyterian
church Of Stephentown to become their pastor
INSTALLATION.
The Old Side Coyeuauters have church organized In
Boston, and the Rev. VIM. Graham, formerly OF New
York, installed pastor recently The Rev Aessrs
Dickson of Brooklyn, Stevenson, Migan and Sloan, OF
New York, took part in the exercises
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev VIM. D. Jones, d. d f, died at his residence, at
oIston Springs, Scott county, Va, few days ago He
was native Of Pt,syvania county Va but removed To-
Centre College, Danville, Kentucky.
Rev Chas G. Mclean, who died recently in lndianapo
lis Ind joined troop Of horse IN Gettysburg, In 1914,
and FASTENED TO the defence Of Baltimore
NEW CHURCHES.
The work the Second avenue Methodist church, in
Rarlem, has commenced The structure will cost about
fifteen thousand dollars and will be the finest church
edince on the upper end OF the island.
The corner Of Methodist Protestant church,
Monument street. in Baltimore, was laid on the sok ult,
with religious ceremones
The number OF Catholics among the coored population
as SeeD determined 70 furnish them with separate
distinct church To this end the old Catholic churcn on
BORN ana raised in the ca,y but who has visited Rome
and taken orders, will have charge OF the church ana
congregation.
The corner stone OF large new Catholic churcn mas
been laid at West Rutland, W.
The corner stone Of Methodist Episcopal Church
In Pedckton, Salem county N j. was laid on wednesday
afternoon, the LIST inst with appropriate ceremonies
MISCELLANEOUS.
new religious society has bees organized In Burng
ton w. be called the Third Congregational Society Of
Burlington Its tenets TO be those OF the orthodox
Congregatiousss.
The Baptsts Of Wisconsin, according to the report Of
ehe state Convention, number 10 associations and lsS
pastors the number baptized within the assocationa
year ing 1859 ee4 Tho largest churches are those
OF Judah and Delavsn, numbering 21o ana zoe u
Mr. Peeler who has realized $500 900 from the sale OF
patent plough has given half Of that amount 70 the
Methodist church South.
MARYLAND who died the iTih ui devised the sum OF
$40 600 boards Of the Old school Presby
church viz the Board OF Education % 900 TO
fhe BEARD Of Publication 70 the Board of Foreign,
md IS 600 TO the Board Of Domestic Missions He also
dew IS 900 the Presbyterian congregation OF Ha
scr,towp Tor the enlargement Improvement of its
church edfce; 81 600 10 the Charity school OF the
the purchase OF fuel for the 81 600 TO his colored
pervant woman.
The Concord Congregational Journalsays that the
pastor Of the Universast church In that city, Rev y
administer the communion. by admitting Parker Plsoury
sy,s ana sapciIe assemblies. and participating in the
latter, that considerable number Of The society
% be- the rs
has been made discipline him. bat, while the charge,
admitted discipline has been refused by the church
authorities.
The Auburn (Aa) S1etchbok tells the folio wing dol
etory "A good friend Of ours, living few miles from
fown-v. J. Nanu-everybody knows him-told US few
DAYS ago Of a remarkable log Of his he small dog
rather order but for three years with only
eompsny or without t. be has not failed 70 attend dvn,
service every sabbath at the ueighboring church III
snDened once ,ha, the dog had gone IN the sary par,
the week spend few days at the house OF relative
Mr.. Nupns, some mites from home. Wnen sa'ufoay
the next morning preeented himself a. church. And !
makes difference whether any OF the family go Y
church not, he Ia always NJ mis- post Moreover whei
there be behaves himself good dog should. He sta
tions himself the door, and If any profane hog
bic drives them away And what remarkable consi
derng the prevailing many Of our churches
he has never been laugh talk, try 10 attract
attention disturb the service, during all that time
There trouble among the different religious bodies al
81 John New Btanswick touching the precedence 20 o
given at the reception Of the Prince Inc fresoy
having addressed 90 ths Colonial Secretary let
Ger concerning the precedence that would De given
religious bodies the presentation OF addresses recev
Tor reply that the Church o. England stood hrst and th
Church Of Rome next The Peesoy AZ oaee ,oo'
Gre threatening wash their hands OF The whole concern
What will nc the upshot is MT known. appears tha
the precedence given the Roman Cath0ics aiter IN
Church of England " merely Impcria regulation
but Ia also founded enact ncnt OF ths Legislature
She Province.
There s a Law Maine exenptng from taxation I'm
house aud lot not exceeding twO acres, owned aud &C
cuped by any minister Of the Gospel, 10 the actual CT
erise OF the pastorsI Junction. The act. OF course