The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

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Religious Intelligence
CTTY CHURCHES.
Rev Dr. Dowling pastor OF The Bedford street Baptist
church CaImne having returned from Europe, will
preach this morning and evening
The Rev. d. Price, rector Of st. Stephens will presch
this morning for tho nrst time since his return in the
chuch Of Broome and Crystie strees Service
commence At half past ten O'Clock.
In the Beccker street Universalst church. Of
Downing street, services at halrpast ten A. n and half
pa nP. n. In the evening "Tae loss o the SOUL
viii be considered by RAv. Moses Balloa.
The Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hall
Astor place. charge OF the Rev Robert g. Dickson viii
rod Divine service to-day at half past ten ~ and half
past seven P. N.
The New jerusalem church (swedenborgian) viii told
public worship today at the National Musical Institute,
7o5 Broadway, At half past ten A. NJ.
In tbeN W. Protestant Reformed Dutch church. senty
third street, between sixth and Seventh avenues Rev
Ganse, PASTOR the Rev Dr. Ferris may be expected 70
pach every Sabbath during the absence Or the castor
services at halpas ten o'clock A. NJ and haH past
o'ceck P. N.
In the Memorial church. Hammond street. corner OF
wsverey place. the Rev Cornelius Dune rector Of e.
Johns Baptist church, win preach this evening Services
At half past ten half past three and half past O'Clock
M rockingham will preach at the ball. northeast cor
Of Broadway and Thirty second street. this morning
Sunject-''The Just Man" The evening service win DO
conducted BY the Rev. George r. Noyes.
Rev DR.. Thompson will deliver, at the Brosdway Ia
bernace, this evening discourse upon rne Social aud
Religious Bearing of tho Massacre In Lebanon, with Plea
for the Suffering Survivors," Services to commence al
half past seven O'Clock.
In tho Christian chapel, Seventeenth street. imedi
ay west Of Sixth avenue, Urban c. Brewer pastor viii
preach 10 day At half past ten A. H. and half past seven
p N. Subject In the morning, "The Two Chapters Of
Christian Life" in the evening, The Loss Of tho Lady
EginD
Tho Rev. Charles E Harris the converted Jew, will
preach in the large tent At the junction Of Fifty eighth
street, Broadway and Eighth avenue, this Afternoon
three O'clock and the Rev. Mr. Bass At eve
ming. At bafpast four O'Clock the Germans viii hold
their meeting.
In the Brooklyn Tabernacle, on Fulton avenue, near
Hoyt street, preaching to-day by the pastor, Rev VIM
Alvin Bartlett Services win commence a. half ten
O'Clock A. N. and hall. past seven O'CLOCK P. n
" "Absaiom, the Progressive Young Man" The three
lectures delivered two years since BY the Rev 8
A. Corey this subject win be repeated in tho Murray
Hill Baptist church. Thirty nth street, between Fh
Sixth avenues Frat lecture this evening NJ past
seven o'clock Services also at half past O'Clock An
st. AIMS church, Eighteenth street, Fifsh avenue
Rev. Thomas Gaaudct rector. Services usual, To-
morrow ith the voice, at lon A. NJ and TX NJ, and
insis pguage at az P. NJ. Rev. r. c. Ever win
prescs morning and evening.
ORDINATIONS.
Dr. HuDtinsn ordination deacon In the Episcopal
chirch took pAce the 18th ntt in Trinity church,
Bcston Bh0P Burgess Of the docess Of Maine preached
the sermon.
Rev. j. w. Jones, Of Ioulsa county, Va, has been
daned as. Baptist missionary to japan.
Mr.. Elijah q. baldwin, late OF Union Seminary, New
York. cained pastor OF the church IN Bethel, oon
nectcut by the Fairfield East Consooation, wednes
day, September g.
On the goth Of July last, at New Hope church. william
county Tenn, the rresbyiey Of North Alabama
dained Mr.. }. .. Chapman ~ an Evangelist
On ihs Ilth insi, Rss, a. q, Hasdsas ~as ordained
and Installed as pastor OF tho Third Presbyterian church
at Abba, N. y.
INVITATIONS.
Rev nr. Kirkpatrick, or Charleston, s. C., has been
invited 10 supply The pulpit OF the Fh Avenue Presby
terrain church tihe late Dr. AexAnder's), for sesson
and has already commenced his abors.
The Rev. Dr. Fachild has rcsgnod the sscretaryship
the call OF the First Prcsoy church Montgo
settled.
Rev Mr. Packard, Of North Brdgewater, has accepted
the call Of the First Congregational Orthodox society Of
Somervine, Mass. he viii be installed 2lst inst
The Third Presbyterian church. Troy. " ", have ten
dered unanimo6s call 70 Rev r. @. Hinsda Of Prince
ton, n. j., which II II understood be vii accept.
Rev C. D. Crane, OF Rochester, " has accepted the
invitation extended him by the South Baptist society Of
Hartford 10 become their pastor.
INSTALLATION.
The Installation o. Rev Arthur rierson, a. pastor q
the Congregational church Of Bine ehamton " held
at the church on Wednesday evening, the 9th inst.
RKsIerATIoN.
Rev OTIS r. Tifany, pastor OF the Associate Reformed
church Of Baltimore, has rendered his resignation the
Coup uprfaQliOI. having n another field O
DEATHS IN rHK MINISTRY.
Rev Hayne, for hfty years minister OF the gcs-
pei, died Yh Texn on the 20th alt.
Rev. pr. Abel EcEwen, Of the First Congregational
day the 7b ssed eighty He graduated Al Yale IN lsos
c'usmate of q Calhoun, and took tho vHiedictory
Of the corporation OF Yale College.
Rev. John winebrenner, died In Harrisburg, Pa, on
the l2th Inst Mr. W. well known throughout the
scus world ~ one OF the most able cxpoundsrs Of scrip
ture number Of years ago he was established pastor
Of the German Reformed church In Harrisburg, and Aer
bis connection dissolved with them he csiabahed
more fsmisriy throughout the country - winebrenns
rian. His followers have built up churches and pros
q NJ death a n ~ sSa ~ s.m IN
With much regret. Mr.. Winebrcnrer wss upright
and gody man, and was very much respected In Pias.
burg Hs funeral viii take place 70 day.
NEW CHURCHES.
he Ia the HrArp OF last sunday OF tho
dedication OF the synagogue p Th avenue By the
oorgrsgaton Of "sbcarth Israel" brought 70 the tus
tees more applicants for seats than o1uid be
dated 30 great The desire Of many be present
last Wednesday that large amounts offered for The
privilege osNat The committee of arrangements acted
wisely however, IN not Issuing too many tickets, and The
result that the place vg not overcro~ded. The
Finh Aysrue was Aroused from iu wonted quieiude
ast nay BY the constant streams 81 carriages 10
ana from The synagogue. Thee who had not read our
ast sundays did not know what going One
fair curg 5amse raised the window, pceped ihrough the
half opn shutters wondered what could be the mat
ter Her curiosity vG certainly awakened. Some yaid
that the friends or Douglas collecting M Mr. Bel
moute residence 10 welcome the "LitNe 6isn from the
barbecue At Jonrs Wood. Others made similar errors,
and there are many who viii remain gnorani o. the
cArse oi The excitement until they pcruse this article Az
past three O'Clock the doos oytned and coset
again At Ave, when The services commenced. Hy
this arrangement the exercisfs not dis
turbcd By late comsrs. On entering, one s struck
with the difference Of the formation Of this 10 other syns
gogrss. In all thnt we have seen The longer
than "a N vide, while 10 this We notice that in widlb
ercttdr IA lenfth his csouned for by the sire and
share q the ot and because the AK according 70
custom, must be placed esrtward One cannot but
b. delighted though, with The elegant Decorations and
genera grand appearance Of the place. II looks gay,
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