The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17
Religious intelligence.
CYrY CHuRCHEs TODAY.


at past O'Clock this evening The ordinance OF
baptism win be administered during the morning Ser.
vice.
iThe True End OF Trafc,n win be the subject Of dis
course al the Brooklyn Tabernacle this evening Rev.
william Alvin Bartlett pastor, win preach at hafpast
ten O'Clock this morning and at bali past O'Clock in
the evening.
Ii st. Anns church, Eighteenth street. near Fifth ave-
nue., Rev Thomas Gaaudet, rector, services as usual
with the voice al half past ten o'clock this morning and
at half pas, O'Clock in the evening" and In the sign
language ut three O'Clock this afternoon The rector will
preach in the morning and the Rev f. Z. Ever IN the
evening.
"PIate the Man Of Expediency" win be the subject or
the eighth discourse OF the series the Twentieth street
unIversas church. between Sixth and Seventh avenues,
this Afternoon by Rev G. Brooks pastor. Services at
three O'Clock Sermon this morning by the pastor
Religious DISCUSSION continued In Metropolitan Hall,
l.s Prince street. this evening hafpast O'Clock
Subject" Creature and Cross Worship, Relics and
Images" as taught in Romish books Of devotion.
o. b. rockingham will preach at Eoolt Hall, north
OF Broadway and Thrtyth street, this
morning and evening" at the usual hours. Subject for
The evening Pleasure IA sermon for young men.
In the Blocker street Universalis church, corner Of
Downing street. the Rev. Noses Ballou viii preach this
morning, at halfpast ten and evening at hapass seven
O'clock In the evening he viii read with commsnts)
discourse prepared by very popular orthodox clergy
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner OF
waverley place, the Rev. Vim. s. Child, officiating in
Grace church, Brooklyn Heights win preach in the
ing Services at half past ten, hslfpast three and half
past seven o'clock.
The New Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgan), will
hold public worship at the National Musical Institute,
4 Rrnad uav NJ baf on O'Clock Ihis
Dr. John Thomas viii continue his discourse on the
Coming Of the Son Of Man in Power and Great Glory
al half past o'clock this mornng, in tho Cooper Ins
tute, room "a.
In the Christian chapel Seventeenth street, Sixth
avenue, services at past ten O'Clock this morning,
and at half past clock in the evening Preaching
by the pastor, Urban G Brewer. Subject-'Tne New
Heavens and the New Earth
Mrs. Cora l. v Hatch win speak at Dolworth Hail.
SOC Broadway at hafpast ten O'Clock this morning. and
at past o'clock in the evening Subject in the
eyening-''The Monroe Doctrine"
The Mormons, or Latter Day Saints meet fer public
worship every sabbath in the odeon in Williamsburg,
at the hours Of hafpast ten in the morning. half past
two IN the afternoon, and haifpas six o'clock in the
evening orson Pratt and Erastus snow of the Twelve
Apostles and other prominent elders, viii address the
meetings.
In the Fourth Uniyersals Society, OF Brooklyn, the
Rev. N. " Gaylord, PASTOR will preach in their chapel
No "a Cumberland street, Lafayette avenue, to-
day Service at half past O'Clock the morning and
half past seven in the evening
popular Misconceptions Of Universalism." The Rev.
Henry Blanchard will preach on this subject unless tho
weather unfavorabe in the Church Of the Restoration
corner Of Monroe place and Clark street Brooklyn this
Sunday evening.
IN the church OF the Epiphany, stanton street, between
Essex and Norfolk streets half past in the
morning, three in the afternoon AMI halfpast
O'Clock in the evening The Rev, h. i. Remington win
preach in the evening.
The Rev. Francis ynton, o. n, VIII preach at ST.
Andrew church, corner Of Herkimer street and New
York avenue, Bedford this Sunday evening Services
at half past seven O'Clock
In the New Jerusalem church, Thirty nth street, be-
tween Fourth and Lexington avenues Rev Abic Silver
viii lecture this evening at hafpast O'clock on
the Correspondence Of Water and the Divine Teachings
thereby gvcnp Morning service at past ten O'Clock
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. Isaac II. Ely, graduate Of Yale ard Andover, was
ordained evangelist at Brighton near Rochester,
the 9th uit
the Gospel minIstry and installed pastor Of tho congre
gatonal church In Benson, Vt.
INVITATIONS.
Rev George G. Curtis Of Adrian Mich has been called
70 the pas'ora'e Of the First Presbyterian church, nira
Rev c. y. NATION ID for the last three years Presi
dent Of Farmers College Cincinnati has been called to
the Second Presbyterian church Of Rockford, III.
The Second Presb church of Baltimore Of which
the Rev. J. 7. Smith, DID, was the late pastor, have
given unanimous call 10 the Rev. George r. Hays, Of
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Hays is young man who has just
entered the ministry
The Congregational church at Norwalk, Conn. made
by the death Of Rev. VIM. B. Weed, has given
unanimous call TO Rev JOS Anderson of Stamford Conn.,
Dsv c. II. Barnes one OF the first graduates Of the
SA.cago theological Seminary, has accepted call TO
LABOR IN the ministry with tho Congregational church Of
KsDkakee
Rev Or. c. II. Williamson, Of Biloxi, episcopal Low
Church. has accepted call 70 go and minister among
the French Canadians Kankakee City, Bankakee county
III.
DESIGNATIONS.
Row. n o. lincoln has resigned his pastoral charge Of
tho Broad street Baptist church in Utica, n. y.
Rev Horace Hills, rector of St Pauls Protestant Eps
copa church. OF Railway, T. had resigned his charge
on account OF III health and Rev. Mr. Holmes, assist
ant Of Rev Dr. ng OF New York, has been selected TO
I'D the vacancy.
Rev Dr. Samuel Il. Wilson, has resigned tho pastoral
care OF the First Pespy ter,an church in Cincinnati Ohio
The Doctor had but Just to this church from the
South and his 4h Of January sermon was rcdeent a his
former locality.
DEATH IN THE MINISTRY.
The louisville Journal publishes the obituary Of Rev.
1uerdon Gates distinguished Baptist clergyman Of that
city. lie bad also boon eminent as teacher. 10 was
50 years Of age and a native Of New London, Conn.
Rev. Edward II. Buck, pastor Of the Congregational
church NJ Melrose Mass died suddenly at the house Of
his broter, in Maiden, near Catski Mountains, n. r.,
on the Esd ult,
NEW CHURCHES.
One OF the fncst church edices in the State Is in
the OF erection at Evansville, Ind by the cougre
CATION Of the Rev. Mr. McCarcr (Prcsbytersn).
The new house worship Of the Congregational church
in Pepperen, Mas replacing the one which was burned
eighteen months ago, was dedicated January Goth ult
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rapti In ify In
moved the largo ball corner OF Forty seventh street
and Broadway.
The new baptist church sf the Fifty fourth street
gregaon Of which the Rev. Mr.. Folwell Is pastor, WILL
Il 10 thought, cost $4,000.
The Boom,ngdae Baptist church about TO sell their
house OF worship the OF Forty third street and
Eighth avenue and have already broken ground for
ednce Forty second street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues.
Dr. j. L. Hodge has taken charge OF the Yorkville or
Eighty third street church.
Tho President has nominated 10 the Senate the Rcy.
Dabuey Ball methodist Epscopal), OF Maryland, 70 be
chaplain in the navy Of the United States.
within the last ton years the Baptist churches Of
Newark, n. j., have had a remarkable growth. Then