The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24
Religious Intelligence.
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west Of Sixth avenue hapas ton A. NJ and ha'irsst
subject in the morning, The sun Of Right
eorsness' in the evening, Christian Steatfastness
re Religion of NatureThe third discourse of this se-
rcs viii delivered this evening at the Brooklyn inoer
nace by the pastor, Rev, William Alvin Bartlett SER
vices commence at half past A. N. and quarter 70
eight p. NJ.
The ire annua, sermon before the Church Missionary
Union OF the General theological Seminary viii be doll
vered by the Rev Or. Francis vinton this evening, at
eight O'clock in st. Peters church, Twentieth street.
In the Greene street Methodist Episcopal church, be-
tween Brccmc and Spring Streets the Rev Charles ar
ris, pastor will preach at halfpast O'Clock in the fore
noon and at quarter 6 eight in the evening The sub
jcct Of the evening discourse win be- Joseph the Model
Young Man."
In the lee avenue church, Brooklyn, Rev. c. s. Robin
son, Of brooklyn, win address thcunday School meeting
this evening.
in the Memorial church. Hammond street, corner Of
waverley place, the Rev. Lawrence, pastor of the
Church OF the Holy Communion will preach this evening
Services at half past ten, four and eight o'clock.
The lecture Of Warren street Methodist Episcopal
church, Brooklyn, viii be dedicated to the worship Of Al
mighty God to-day Preaching in the morning A. hafpast
ten O'Clock Bishop James three o'clock by the Rev.
G. D. Foss, and at halfpas seven o'clock the evening
by the Rev. Or. Thompson.
Our Japanese vsiters, morally considered, viii be the
subject at the French theatre Broadway this evening
eight o'clock. Rev. Mr. Goss breaches also at tire
place this afternoon at four O'Clock
Rev. Matthew Hale Smith, minister to the North Trinity
church, win preach usual the chapel Trenor Hill,
Of Broadway side entrance on Thirty fourth
street. this morning, at harpast O'Clock and also in
the evening at past seven.
The Rev. Or. McMenamy and the distinguished friends
of the Bible will meet in public conference the friends OF
Romish idolatry and Romish policy in Tflford Hall
venth street, Third avenue Cooper Institute this
evening al half past seven O'Clock.
Tho Religious Conference between Dr Tucker and Mr.
swiney the Rcmish, and Mr. Mathscn for the Cos
pei truth will be resumed in the Metropolitan Hail. l7s
Prince street, this evening At halfpast seven O'Clock
Subject, as the Sacrifice Of the Mass Taught in the
Primitive churchesp
The New Jerusalem church (swedcnborgan) viii hold
public worship the National Musical Institute, formerly
Goldbccks Musical Hail. 76s Broadway at half past ten
O'Clock A. NJ.
The Protestant Episcopal Mission church Clinton Hall
Aston place. will hold Divine service at haff past ten A.
and half past seven p NJ
Rev. Sidney A. Corey WI preach in the Murray Hill
Baptist church, Thirty-Hfh street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues this morning hapast ten O'Clock and
In the evening al eight O'Clock.
At Gre Norfolk Street Methodist Episcopal church. In
Norfolk street Stanton there will BE- preaching by
the pastor Rev Vim. Lawrence at past O'Clock
A. NJ and at halfpast seven O'Clock 7. NJ The Indian
chief, "whte Cloud" viii preach quarter past three
O'Clock in the afternoon.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr. Horace r Smith has been ordained 10 the gospel
ministry, and installed the Pedmoat church Pres
bytcrian), at Rocky Mount, Franklin county, Virginia
Half Of his time be given this church. and the re-
maindcr two other chufChcs, Of which u thirty
miles distant.
On the 18th instant Rev. J. F. Lowering, graduate of
tho Cambridge Divinity School, ordained preacher
and installed IA colleague pastor Of Rev Dr. Barrett Of
the Unitarian church, in Chambers street, Boston
Mr.. Lysander Burbank, Of the Glass that recently
graduated from the Union theological Seminary,
sionary. Sermon by Rev. Asa d. Smith, D. D. Of New
York.
INVITATIONS.
Professor Shed OF ADiover Seminary has been invited
aie Rev j. W Xc1sndor's), with salary Of IS COO
Rev T. n. webb, Of Augusta, Me-. has been called by
the shawmut Church and society in Boston to become
their pastor, with salary Of Zoo, 81 900 deffay
Iensss az removal &c
Rev H. sceley, formerly of Springfield Mass, and re-
Gently rcm the American chapel at Paris has
the unanimous call II the North Congregational church
and Society in Havcrhill, Mass. Salary 81 800
Or Alcxandcr's church, in Fifth avenue, has made
unanimous call ON the Rev. Dr. Palmer, Of New Orleans,
10 become iis pastor.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY
Rev. John Ire, local clergyman Methodist Epeco
pal church formerly of Newark died his residence in
West bloomfield, n j. on the 18th inst, after illness
81 several woekg.
The Rev Father aut assistant pastor Of st. Vincent dc
Fauls church and chaplain 10 the Carmetcs departed
this life the Baltimore krsy Friday the 9Th OF
June, in the cath year Of his age The deceased was
native Of Adams county, Pennsylvania and made his
theological studies at Mount Marys College In lso
he was TO the order Of the priesthood by the Most
Rev. Archbishop Whitfield His first mission was st |
Liberty, Frederick county, Maryland
The Salem, Mass, Reyiser Of the 18th inst says;ws
have the Painful duty q announcing the death Of Rev.
William Wilsms, N. H., under circumstances Of a sin
guar and affecting character. About fortnight since,
while straIping razor he accidentally inflicted severe
cut one of his hands The wound was duly dressed /
and excited apprehension FIRST as II appeared 10 DO
healing propcry but after three days an inilan-
nation o the cellular tissues commenced and gradually
extended along his arm, until the disease finally terml
mated his fc between two and three O'Clock yesterday
morning In the sixty third year Of his age. Or. Will
liains was born in wethcsneld Conn, Oct q 1877,
sequeuty studied for the ministry He settled over
t~o societies in Salem and his ministry extended from
IN Exeter n. H., In few years returned 70 salem,
studd medeine, obtained medical degree and Cor the
ss fifteen years or more, has been predicting physician
here.
NEW CHURCHES.
The ccrcmcn cs Of the laying Of the stone OF
Dew Roman Catholic church Grand street, In Roches
ter, took place the 18th inst This church edihce Is
designed Cor the Of the German population and viii
be known a. tho Church Of ST. Bonifacus.
The dedication Of tho Houston street Methodist Epsco
pal church IN Newark ~ j. took place the 18th
The Methodist Episcopal organization, called the |
Church cf 81 Lake, the Beloved Physician, conse-
Grated In Philadelphia On Sunday last.
Tho corner stone Of tho scamcn's Bethel in Richmond
Va. laid on tho 10th inst
Christ church, at Media, Delaware county Pa was |
oonsccrated On tie 2ist INST BY the Right Rev Bishop
Potter
On the 10Th inst the stone OF the new Univer.
sslist church, on Baltimore street. Baltimore, laid
with all due ceremony.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The commencement Of Hobart College wl take place
on Thursday, the 18th inst Tie Rev. Abner Jackson,
ID, WI deliver the Baccalaureaie sermon next sun
day fr Morgan 81 New York, viii address tho Christian
brotherhood the 26th inst and the Rev Walter Ay
rsult, ~ A., the Alumni, on the 9th inst
Tho 81 Paul (Srrrota 17incs OF the 10th inst Says
Echt Rev Vital Grandin Catholic bishop and coadjutor
c Bishop Tace, who y stationed In the hudson Bhy
CcmTanys poesosxons, arrived TUESDAY, accompanied
hN seNarn rerlN and thirteen