The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13
Religious Intelligence.


conflicting prnci 5 Larmoni1ei at Hope Chapel, 40
Broadway, this evening, a, lar past seven O'Clock.
Thomas, the rouber will be the subject Of the fourth
discourse OF the series at thu Twentieth street Uniyer
salst church, between sixth and Seventh avenues this
afternoon, by Rev F. G. Brooks pastor Services at
three O'Clock Sermon in the morning by the pastor,
In the Second pniversalist church, Rev, c. W. Biddle
OF Newark NJ j., viii preach in the Historical Library,
corner Of Second and Eleventh street this morning
and evening, at the usual hours.
Rev Matthew Hale smith will preach in he chapel on
Broadway and Thirty fourth street (entrance No 65 Thr-
tyour,h street, at quarter to eleven, A. NJ and half
past seven r. NJ. Evening subectThe sixth sermon on
the Representative Men and Women of the Blbe-Absa-
om His Home, Training and what OF it; His Cha
racter and End
In ST. AIMS church, Eighteenth street. near Fifth ave.
nue., Rev Thomas Gaisudet rector, services as usual
with the voice at past A. and half past seven
r. NJ and in the sign language At three 7. NJ Rov. I.
! Ever win preach
The Protestant Episcopal Free church. formerly woy
shipping in Clinton Hail. Astor Place. Rev Robert G
Dickson, pastor, win hold Divine service in the base
ment Of their new church in Fast Fourteenth street
opposite the Academy of Music at past ten in the
morning and half-past seven in the evening.
The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will hold
public worship at the National Musical Institute No 20,
Broadway, at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
| Religious services at the Mission Chapel corner o.
Hicks and Rapeiye streets every Sunday evening at
| half past seven O'clock Addresses by r. G. Pardec
| Esq, of New York, and Rev. Ira D. Clark.
John Thomas, W. D., author of the Forthcoming d Ex
position Of the Apocalypse" win speak at No. "a Cooper
Institute at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ Subject" New
Birth Necessary to Entrance into the Kingdom of Cod
In the Memorial church, Hammond street. corner
waverley place. the Row H. Il. Montgomery rector Of
the Church of the Incarnation will preach this evening
Services ut halfpast ten in the morning. at halfpast
three in the afternoon and at half past seven O'Clock ia
| evening
| Mr. rockingham viii preach at Ebbi,t Hail. northeos,
corner Of Broadway and Thirty third street. morning and
evening at the usual hours Subject for the morning
''The Battle Of Lfe;' eveningThe Reality of Spiritual
| wordr
In the Beecker street Universast church. corner OF
Downing street, the fifth lecture Of the the
Mornng Of Life will be given this evening by the Row
| Moses Balou Subjcct--'A Sound Mind in Il Healthy
| Body
In the Brooklyn Tabernacle, Fulton avenue near
Hoy street, the Rev. W n Cleveland will preach this
morning. Preaching in the evening by the pastor Rev.
William Alvin Bartlett. Subject Atheism" Services
will at past ten in the morning. and at
half past seven in the evening
Mrs. Cora L. v. Hatch, tho trance medium will speak
in Dodworhs Hall, at half past ten in the morning. and
at halfpast seven in the evening subect-North aud
! South
AT the New Jerusalem church, Thirty fifth street be.
tween Fourth and lexington avenues, the Rev. Abel
Silver will lecture this evening" at half past O'clock
1.-The Spiritual signincaon of Trees and their Rca.
tion to the Human Mind by Correspondence" Morning
service at half past ten ocock Seats free The public
/ are invited.
James Regain will meet Mr.. Mahson, the self STYLED
protestant Champion" this Sunday evening" al
| half past seven O'Clock, at the Metropolitan Hail. l7s
Prince street Subject, 'Pureatory" Admission 10 cents
The Rev. Henry Blanchard, pastor, will preach in the
Church Of the Restoration, Of Clark street aud
Monroe place, Brooklyn this morning and evening In
the evening the fifth lecture men Of the New Tesla
| ment. Subject, "Pcter."
I ORDINATION.
Mr. jndson H. Hopkins has been ordained and installed
over the Calvary Presby church, Newburg, by the
| Presbytery Of North river.
| INVITATIONS.
S n 6 accpncs g. j s e to tho pas as
forage Of the Fifth Presbyterian church Of Cincinnati
aud viii enter upon his work Immediately.
Rev. A. G. Tutte, Of Paw Paw, Mich, has received
call from the lresby terrain church Of Laper now
laboring With them as stated supply.
Rev. Robert Norton OF tho Second Ward Presbyterian
church Iokport, \. r., has received and accepted
invitation u the First Presby tcran church OF st. Cthc
rincs, e. W.
Mr. ~ l. r. Hill, in his last year Princeton has
| received unanimous call TO the First Presbyterian
church in Little Falls, N J.
The Fourth Presbyter church of Philadelphia has
extended call TO Rev. h. westbrook, u. D. TO DO.
IT'S pastor II Is not stated whether tho Doctor will
accept or remain In the secretaryship OF the Sunday
| School Union.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev Eli b smith, ID ID. President Of the New Hampton
Institution for nearly twenty eight years, died at Col
chester w. on the 9th inst Hclwas native Of Shore
ham, and graduate Of Middlcbury College and Newton
| theological Institution.
We learn from the Alton (l) Democrat, Of the death
Of Father Carroll for many years the Catholic pastor at
Alton. He was among the earliest settlers Of that city,
L iiol of hig labo VIII
was but village, and while rs was yet destitute OF any
Catholic church by unremtting toll he succeeded In
securing the erection OF very neat and suitable church,
| which was several years ago destroyed by fire. I'm
daunted by this reverse, Father Carroll Immediately
commenced collecting funds for another larger church,
better suited 10 the increased Of his congregation
and TO his exertions the second time, is Alton mainly
indebted for the beautiful cathedral State AS
man, pastor, every relation, he endeared 10
his flock and respected by the community In which he
| CATION the name Of eFa,her Carroll" Tho last few
years Of bis fo we're spent in gn where he was parish
priest.
The Augusta, Ca. papers announced, some days ago,
the demise Of Kelly Low pious venerable and inteli
gent coorei clergyman Of the Baptist church that city
We copy The following account Of his funeral in which
large portion OF the white population participated from
Circumstances beyond our control have precIuded an
earlier notice OF the death OF Kelly Low, coored pastor q
Springfield Baptist church This event deeply rogret
ted by all classes and conditions Of persons
munity took place the Sd inst at his residence in
this city In 1885 he ordained minister Of the Cos
pei, and from that time TO his death he has been
funeral on sunday afternoon was a' very largely
! attended by both black and white. The mum.
Der Of the latter In procession has been
tInated from 600 10 500, and the number aten.
dance nj tho grave in the church yard not less than
1900 persons. We forbear any comments Of our
upon the cha acter OF the deceased and give place tho
following tribute from his former owner Of
intelligent and prominent citizens reflects the sent
\ ments Of entire community
From my own knowledge Of Kelly Low can truly say
that he was no ordinary man in intelligence, and In all
that constitutes honest, truthful and reliable
Tc raised In my family from early boyhood, and
my property for twenty five years, and knew him
TO have been perfect man any other havo
known OF any color. Indeed have always viewed
him 10 be without spot or bemish In character and dis
/ 10 the day OF his death.
NEW CHURCHES.
The Roformed Dutch church at Fishk Landing, n y,
dedicated on the 10th inst.
The new Methodist church in Ipswich Mass, dcsi
| Gated on tho sh inst.
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