The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11
Religious IsteIligsuce.

OF Eleventh street. services 81 quarter % eleven ana
half past seven NJ
Rev William Alvin Bartlett, viii preach In the BROOKLYN
Tabernacle Fulton avenue, Hoyt street, at half
past ten A. n, and at half past seven N.
In a. AIMS church. Eighteenth street. Fifsh ave-
nue., Rev. Thomas Galsudet. rector, services - usual,
with the voice At bali pas, ten A and half past seven
P. ~, and IN the sign language at three P. NJ Rev O.
Ever viii preach in the morning and evening.
The Rev D. n. Graham. pastor Of the First Free~ill
Baptist church. in Twenty eighth street. near Broadway.
having just returned after absence Of six months in
Europe will preach at half past ten o'clock and the Rev
Thomas Gosdby, Of England win preach in the place
In the evening, ct halfpast seven.
Rev Henry Blanchard, pastor, will preach in the First
Universalis church. OF Clark street and Monroe
place, Brooklyn, morning and evening In the evening
the fourth lecture In review OF Rev Dr. Thompsons book,
entitled Glove and Penalty"
Rev. Dr.. Rice, Of Chicago will prsaah Al the Brick
church, Of Fh and Thirty seventh street.
at hAlfpast ten o'clock
In the Christian chapel Seventeenth street sixth
avenue Services at half past ten A. ~ and harp past
seven r. n, by the pastor, Urban G. Brewer Subjec,
for tho morning"Chrs,an Behavior" for ,he evening"
"The duty OF the Christian Minister"
o. b rockingham will preach Ia the now hall on
Thirty third street, door eass Of Broadway At half
past seven O'Clock subjcc"rhe Ministry OF JOY" Rev
DR.. Bellows vii preach in the morning
In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton
Hall Aston place, in charge o, the Rev Robert @ Dick
Divine service At half past ten A. and half past
seven N.
In the Memorial church. Hammond street, corner OF
waverley place. the Rev DE- Hsbee, an assistant minis
ter Of Trinity church, win preach this evening Services
at halfpast ten half past three, and half past
O'Clock.
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgtan) will hold
public worship At National Musical Institute 1856
Broadway, At bali past ten A n.
DEDICATION OF ST PETERS CHURCH, RRooKLYN.
The solemn ceremony Of dedicating St Peters Roman
Catholic church. Brooklyn description Of which appear
In the herald three weeks ago, celebrated
Sunday, Nov L. In order 70 defray the expenses
admission fee d one dollar We charged Among the
attractions Of the service that sgnorina
Patti and sgnor stseli, OF the New York Academy OF
Music had consented TO sing in the choir.
! The church completely crowded by : respectable
congregation shorty after half past ten O'Clock, Bishop
Loushln OF Brooklyn, wearing his mitre, and bearing
pastoral staff entered the sanctuary attended BY the
Rev. Father Felix F.rrelly Of Rondoa., New York,
a celebrant; Father John 0rsengo, deacon; Father
Joseph Gerraud, sub-deacon and Father Gleason,
Of Brooklyn, Master Of Ceremonies, entered the
sanctuary, attended By number Of acolytes,
one Of whom bore large crucinx aud t~o others tall
i lighted tapers. The ceremony Of dedication then
csrS,men according 70 the usual form, smbr.ons pro
cesson round the ask Of the church. the recital Of the
Lany Of the saints, and the sprnklng Of tho sacred
Al the coDcluson this part Of the ceremony, the
bishop and clergy with the acoytes, retired when the
sanctuary lighted up forming brilliant specta lie,
and bringing out the beautiful oolors the vases Of
flowers with wh,h tho altar profusey decorated.
numbers were augmented By the following Fathers
Esther Frsnoeo tho pastor Rev. ONeil, Malore kee-
Nc. Yes sosn ma high ~ "a. then
with oil the pomp and sp,eDdor Of The Roman Catholic
| church-the eoclesiastcs mentioaed In tbs dedi
cation service of1ciaing-sud the peas OF the organ
with the sweet voices Of the chor-no~ jubiant,
sofsened In hsumble suppcason produced thrilling,
| and, at times. an awe inspiring enect
Al ,he conclusion of part Of the service Bishop
Loughln ascenoed the pulpit and preached eloquent
The Almighty nom the MIDST o. The inet.bIe glory
which flied the temple Of Solomon NJ Us dedication.
mo ,na sSsps ~ s
would also accept the house dedicated 70 Him, and
listen 70 the prayers addressed 70 Him there The Bishop
then proceeded 10 expasiae the beauty OF unity In
the church. and the design Of the Saviour 70 establish
that unity, concluding with aiuson 70 that other
contamination Of the fervent prayer easth-"Lord
have loved the habasiop Of Thy house, and the place
d,smisssd With The usual prayers ana 6ersdicsion.
In tho evening solemn musical vespes were celebrs-
ted, when tho church va again we'll attended
LECTURE ON RoNAMsn II CONVERTED JESUIT.
mo Rev. Or. Alord, formerly French Roman CAtho.
10 Jesuit and at time student under tho celebrated
Union Mission 70 the Catholics Of Philadelphia delivered
lecture on the subject Of 70 Sunday night the
Cooper Ins atuss The reverned gentleman sttrsd
his Jssutcs costume during the lecture and closed With
narrative Of hh Christian experience. large audience
| was In attendance.
The exercises commenced with the singing OF . hymn
and reading the Scriptures Dr. Aord then offered up
prayer after which he prcfAcsd his lecture by stating
that priests were becoming By scores add he
and deliver series Of lectures In New YORK but he
would uness directed BY the spirit OF God He
Su @ OF he s~ could
not guess He would. however, 70 grstify them, and
Gang couple Of verses =, % Italian music the chorus o,
He commenced his lecture BY quoting the scrpturs Pes
sage beginning Thou art Pe.sr and upon this rock
the process In which the church formed.
that little word OF Greek orign-church-baf created
Jesuit he was not 70 be 90 Always he had sworn TO
fend faith with hs last drop NJ blood bus thea he did
By c.sSo, ia srarnsss sas be would soussad sa., the
sentence YES altered previous 70 the Pcnecst Peter
ssrt mo hs sea and denied his Christ ID said
that Of the MARKS Of the church va u rtty Bat
the church Of The present day 50 chssacter d dc
would only point 70 instances Of bsh
ops and cergymeo, and TO the fact tast In Earo
resn Catholic countries reserved galleries were kept for
he concluded BY relating his experience young Jesuit
| and bis subsequent conversion 10 Protestantsm
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| with hymn and praye
| INVITATIONS.
| The Rev Otmao, late Of Dandy ~ Y, has been
called 70 the pastoral charge of the Presbyterian church
Of Puitney, euben county Y, and has entered upon
his lAbors.
The Rev T. Hooker. late Of Princctou Seminary, has
accepted ths unanimous call Of tbe North Congregational
Religious Society of Ncvburyport,
The Rev J v Taylor, late OF South Bend Ind, has
cep,ed call 70 the Congregational church Of Chelsea
Mich
The Rev pr Walker has accepted NE call 70 the
torsnip Of Christ church, In Alexandria, Va
i RESIGNED.
/ Rev s r Davis has resigned the PASTORAL charge OF
the Presbyterian church Of Ooopdaaa Valley, and IN ~
present supplying the pulpit q the Presby church
At Camlus, Onondara county, Ncw York.
/ NEW CHURCHES.
n Johns church, Of CHESTNUT and sevcuteenth
Streets IN a. louis, dedicated Sunday last The
Interesting and impressive ceremonies conducted
by Archbishop Keorick and Rev " oareschsths latter
preachirg an appropriate sermon On the occasion.
Tne Right Rev Bishop asyley vii lay the corner stone
/ Of the new 81 Peters church 10 Bslmons avenue Nes.