The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29
R.,,.,o,ss Intslltgsnes.

ian % Until after the dog days. Many OF the pastor
nave len the city for their vacation while other
are temporarily settled Ia dercn. places in the country
The Rev. Sydney A. Corey will preach in the Murra
hu Baptist church Crhirty 9TH street between Fiji
ana Sixth avenues) this morning. half past ten O'Clock
supcct-"The evening OF Life" and in the evening,
eli. at O'Clock. subject-"The Morning of Life"
In st. AIMS church, Rev Thomas GaIlaudet rector
Eighteen, street. near Fifth avenue service will be he'll
today, with the voice, st hafpest ten A. NJ and eigh
p. NJ, and in he sign language at half past threeP
Rev. DR.. Norris WI. preach Ia the evening
In the Antioch Bal fist church. Seventh avenue,
Twentieth street. Albert G. Iawsoa Jr, the boy preach
er, will preach to-day, at o quarter to eight p NJ TIM
pastor John O. Adams will preach at hall past ten A. NJ
and half past three p. NJ
In the Memorial church, Hammond street corner OF Wa
verley place the Rev Vim. r. Wilson, ass ossnt mius.
ter of st. Peters church. will preach this uns Ser
vices at bali past ten, four and eight O'Clock.
In the Brooklyn Tabernacle, on Fulton avenue, near
Hoyt street. the Rev. Washington GIsddiug will Essach
this n,erning The preacher for the evening will bS
nounced from hspuipt Services viii Commence at hz
pat ten A. NJ and quarter to eight r. n
The New Jerusaier, Church (swedcnbosgsan) will hold
pusic worsssp day n the National Musical Institute,
formerly Golsecks Af>sic Hall, 765 Broadway ut half
past TIN A. N.
The Protestant Episcopa Mission church, CLIFTON Hall,
Aston psce, in chsge Of tn, Rev Robert G. Dickson will
hold divne service 70 dry at half past ten NJ e, half
past sevesP.M
hall lis Prince street this evening at past c.ven
o'clock. suEect-" Pe,ance and Holy Orders" Roman
Catholics allowed to rep'y.
oREyNArfoN.
Esv. Mr. Tow,e, formerly Of loves, recently orthodox
ordained pastor of the gataran society N
Brakssree, on the 18th inst
INVITATIONS.
Rev. ". syms, n D. formerly of Newark, N. j. has
acceptcfs unanimors cali TO tie pastoratc 81 the Bptss
church l., Kingston " " and has entered upon its du
ties
Rev. W Gage. reoentiy travcang in Europe. has
ceved an syitaton tosettle pastor of the Richmond
street Congregational cUrch in Ed aburg Scotland The
salary Offered 81 500 70 be further increased the second
year. Mr.. csse will probably dccl.se the call.
Rev Richard G. Greene of East Cambridge has accept
81 the call to she Congregational church and society in
Brighton, Mass
Rev. A. A. yod, ID. d. recently pastor OF the Central
Presbyterian cMrch Broonse street, Kew York was
SEALED by the Tbytery of Geneva pastor of the First
Presbyterian church in Geneva n Y, the evening of
June 20
Hsv. Theodore TsSbetts formerly of Lowell Mass has,
on account OF III eath resigned pastor OF the Unia
rian' church in Medf0rd.
Rev Geo Littc pastor OF the Congregational church
in Wee, Newton, disd in Roxbnry, Mass. on tho Goth
monsry consumption Mr.. Little was irst settled over
the Frs church In Bangor, which position he renQushed
sccoant Of falling h,ah lie Ind been pastor at West
Newton some two ycaS or more.
We learn from the Bcevie Advertiser tina. information
has been received in that city Of the death by drowning
Of the Rev II. G. Blackwell an old ,eodent Of Beevie
The Rcv. A. j. Orr died IN Townsville Ga, the 10th
inst.
NEW CHURCHES.
The new Baptist churcyedihce in Trenton, New Jersey
was desiioased on the 26tb inst
The church edince srected by the Old School Pres
byteran congregation Of Harrisburg, Pa dedicated
ry soemnAies.
The BAPTIST church at Middleton Point, N.Y. under the
pastoral charge OF Rev. John Barnes, has recently
erected church ednee which will be dedicated on
wedne sday, August I, with appropriate services.
The stone Of the Catholic churoh be erected
In Warrcnten, Va, was laid ON Monday last, the
Bishop Of KeS%o1d assisted BY Raw eI Dr. s'I %scssy
President OF St Marys College, near Emsnittsburg Nd
and Rev Dr. Early President Of Georgetown College, D.
g., who delivered the closing discourse.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Al recent sale Of pcws in Rev. T. s. Kings church, in
ssnFancisco the net proceeds yielded tho Of 80 zoo
eg Mr. King 5000 for years service, the society will
be enabled 70 pay Oh debt Of $4,000 incurred in
year from ali sources will exceed $50 90 This larger
hsn the income received At either Rev Mr. Beechers or
Ut Uhsp'n ms cnurcn ana nfse annual income Tor
sssnad a. .ds,..s a., ~. r,nrrh.s. cs a. u..hS,.s
tfascona church Of Queen Apne,s county Ma An which
ey declare that the General Conference Of the Church,
nj Tvs recent session In Buffalo, had right 10 make
savesoldng sun that oy SO dong 'ne oeIs,'1',on OF
chap,er asserted INTO The pscpIne on ms subject a null
and void.
The Huntington Crenn-) Patris, says;-Rev. J. p.
Iowry' OF the ~. = Cnnrch, IN cnaIge % hunun1on
tee Of travelling nreachers uuon charge of ammorsl
and unchristsn conduct" and after full hearing,
pying near Two Gays, was oony'. ~. ana susp,need
ference. Rev. y. i. NoryeIl will suppIy his place
During the recent session Of the Gen .ra Assembly of