The New York herald., 1860-09-09
Religions Inteilissnce.

ten O'Clock A. NJ and halfpass seven O'Clock p n. Rev
Cnas Whitehead may be expected 20 preach.
In 81 AIMS church. Eighteenth street. uesr Fth ave
nue. Rev Thomas GaiAudst rector servios oday, will
fhe voice. Al haifpss ton and halspAst seven r. n
:. -, -~pk Rev.
and in the sisa lstsuAss ss hali-ysss sn,--
| c. Ever will preacs 10 the nornsSs and evenns =.
Rev William Alvin Bartlett vhl proach in the Brook,
Tsbernaele Fulton avenue, ier Hoyt street. 70 day
Services VIII at half past ven A. NJ and half
| past seven r. NJ
Preaching In the Holland Dutch language this morning
and afternoon at hafpas ten and three O'Clock BY the
Rev. ". A. Houbot, OF Grand Rapids, Michigan, At the
school hoN OF the Dutch Reformed church. No 81 Fourth
street, Sixth avenue
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
wayerley place, the Rev. Asa Dalton rector OF Christ
church, Bangor, No, win onca:e this evening Services
at bali past ten A. M half past three and hapast seven
Ssock r. NJ
The Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hall,
Astor place. IN charge Of the Rev Robert G. Dickson win
hold divine service today past ton o'clock A. NJ
and at half past seve1 p. n
Rev f. G Brooks viii his labors at the TWEEN
eth street Unversast church. between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues, this morning subject-"Res and Work."
Services a half past ten o'clock Services in the AFTER
at taf three Sermon by the pastor Subject
Univessiism the Best Interpretation Of Gospel and
the Reasons why"
In the Christian chapel Seventeenth street Immediate
ly west Of Sixth avenue, Urban Brewer PASTOR will
preach at halfpast ten O'Clock N. At half past
sevenP NJ subject r the norniug-The Building Of the
Church," in the evening"" Coming to Christ"
Grace church viii be reopened for divine service to day
at the usual hours, morning and afternoon.
The Rev l. Iabsen, OF the st Louis University, win
preach In the Scandinavian language in the st. Matthew's
Lutheran church Walker street. between Broadway and
Fin street, si nalf past two O'Clock PM
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgian) viii hold
public worship at the National Musical Institute 7o5
Broad Say, At half past ten A ".
In the public tent. junction OF Broadway Eighth ave-
and Fty eighth street, tho services to-day will be
conducted oy the Praying Band, folows:-Prayer
meeting At hafpast ten O'Clock n prayer meeting
thrse O'Clock P. NJ prayer meeting at seven o'clock
Pm
Baptist church (Thrty nfth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues) to-day at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ and
at half past seven O'Clock Pm.
This evening Rev, T. seares, pastor OF the wuIett
street Methodist Episcopal church. will preach q dis
course 10 "Men Of the word.n This gentleman u
preaching Of for ths purpose II posi-
Bile, Of reaching largo class Of persons who generally
abstain from the mouse Of worship
un sunday last the Interesting services OF ordaning
Rev w. G. Cstel pastor Of the Old School Presbyterian
church In Harrisburg, Pa, performed In shs new
and elegant church belonging 70 that congregation
Rev. Mr.. 81. John ordained pastor Of the Uni.
versalst church, In New Bedford, Mas, on Tuesday
morning, 4th inst
DEATHS IN rHR MINISTRY.
Rev Elijah Coffee the ar.t reguAr preacher ever sta-
Rev. Jscob Houck, of the Methodist Conferences,
died on Sunday, the losh uis near Carrtuck, Va He
was formerly . minister Of tns "United Brethren in
valley Of Virginia.
The Rev. l. n. Bcveridge, pastor Of the Sixth United
tie residence Of Col VIM Cummins Knhacoq ui,Ias val
ley, Mitnn county, the 22d uis Mr.. Beverdge had
rare and The edisSr Of ,ne Ksa~esi.oai Re-
20 H ~ ss s Ssno
Rev Dr. Beveridge Professor In the United Presbyterian
rcoog cal Seminary At Xenia, OHIO.
NEW CHURCHES.
syDasogue) takes pace on "Wednesday nexs rbc build
ing heretofore described In the or the HxaALD is
q the o,iy being ssaais in Nsssssais ssres ons door
vest Of Finn We learn from the Inscription
~ ~ sf' q & so' e bs
memory Of Abraham rouro, whose practical e6ors 70
bis nuDacenos, which showsrsd ss bissse Without 80
tiooal distinction" hc congreasou about 70 setlo
mi: neu place q worship Known :. TIE "shearth L.
tion d Portuguese Jews who r~ooxniss the Portuguese
Miphas beilevsd TO os Of the oldest sonsrega-
bers Of the respectable and wealthy citssus
and merchants n the c.sy The nrst settlement of Jews
year ioso or s4Io jewish calendar since that
time they nave kept with the aavsnccmcut OF the
~. nes ~ sSs u~.ess,oo az inc .shssr,sb srasI
written IN Spanish ant Epgish, dates back far a
l72s Before the erection o. REGULAR place q .orshp
IN the First ward, and the irst synasoeue butt m
i7zs near thai iscAion rhs pscs ws Iasen DO snd
tho property in M and Bssvcr streets sold, and
materials q the old synagogue having been reserved,
pr-~snt place of worship 10 Crosby street which wAs
consecrsted In the year 1894 The congregation have
culy leave this weck for The bslldins Ia Fnh avesae
TIE ceremony sh h takes place Dcxt Wednesday viii be
: very Interesting, and wsh.l, sr,nd eossslon. Tie
guTucs vii be present. and take part In the exercises
ree orbes,rs and eel trained choir engaged f1 Inc
aises prominent smong .hom ~e notice the nams- Of
he Nslson sisters Who perfor med recently AZ Nblos.
The for The occasion has bcca arranged ~ Mr. D.
Miranda, the fsvorr Engish tenor who VIII weld TIE
baton, and vhe has the sole charge of the musical ar
The aescison of The uninitiaed by craineni Hebrss
scholars and the ~hos ceremony promises 70 be exceed
ngy Interesting.
gathered MARKET ssrecs In Paterson, % wi,ce.s
The laying of the sooe Of the Methodist kps
crp~ church. which b nov IN rroccss OF erection
he of the building IN process ~ cree
ton Trinity church. was LAID With Appropriate re1
rlcus services. in Chicago, on the Sab instant
Tue corner of the church building being erected
north u EGhsrntn ard sprsng Ssrden
.tr.stz oy congregation worsoippng n the Filth
nHpsbt church. sa0som strcrt Pna3elpha vas laid on
the an inst ~ih appropriate ceremonies
ne corner stoue Il Trinity church, Ekion, Nd. vas
lad vih appropriate cercnonIcs or Thursday 3oth ult
ne oorner stone f r. rsuis FpecopN church. chsten
Hls, Philadelphia, laid 90 the "a INST, by tne "a.
Rev AlonN rottr, D. o., nnhop of lie docc@ OK fean.
sy'~ma
mscxLLAvFows.
letter asircrpei BY the Rev A " II. BOYD, ~ D. q
wirehests- va 20 the min strv and churches IN con
reciion wtA the united syEoo' ~ the an
churcn that the Board Of Nssrs tr ~ ruvcr.
si'y ~ yTSnis have declined by srsil majority 70
arcede W the propos ton heating the TneoogcA MI