The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10
Religious Intelligence.

crr CHURCHES TO-DAY.
O. B. rockingham win preach at Ebbitt Hall, north
east corner Of Broadway and Thirty third street, this
morning and evening, at the usual hours Subject for
the mofning-"The Worth Of the Individual Person." for
the evening-The Pursuit of Riches sermon for young
men"
Rev. william Alvin Bartlett win preach to-day in the
Brooklyn Tabernacle Fulton avenue, Hoy street.
Services win commence at half past ten A. NJ and at half
past seven p. H.
In st. AIMS church. Eighteenth street, Fifth
nue., Rev. Thomas Gaaudet, rector, services usual
with the voice at hAfpast ten A. T. and hAlpast
P. NJ and in the sign language at three p NJ Rev. G.
Ever win preach.
Albert G. Lawson, the boy preacher, will deliver dis
at the Baptist church in Hoboken this evening
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgan) will hold
public worship at the National Musical Institute 765
Broadway, at half past ten A. NJ
The North Trinity Reformed Dutch church, organized
under the authority Of the South Chassis OF New York.
viii hold regular services in their chapel
street, west Of Broadway. Rev. Matthew Hale Smith
win preach at three quarters past ten and half past
seven r. NJ Subject for the evening-"0ur Lord Ply
scian," with word to the medical profession.
In the Murray Hill Baptist church, Thirtyhfth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues Rev. A. Corey, pas
tor preaching at past ten O'Clock A. NJ and at half
past O'Clock P. NJ The ordinance Of baptism Will
be administered during the morning service.
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
waverey place. the Rev. f. J. Remington will preach
this evening Services at hafpast ten past three
and halfp seven O'Clock
In the Blocker street Universalist church. corner Of
Downing street, services at half past ten O'Clock this
morning and half past seven in the evening This even
ing the Rev. Moses Balou win give the second lecture
" The Superiority Of Unversalism"
The second sermon OF the course Evangelical Al
lance to the young Of the city, will be delivered
at hafpast O'Clock this evening, at the Mercer
street Presbyterian church, above waverley place, by
the Rev. T. s. Hastings
"Christs Lessons Principle will be the subject Of
discourse at the Twentieth street Universast church,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues this afternoon by
the Rev. G. Brooks pastor. Services at three O'Clock
The Rev. B. Yetens Of williamsburg will preach in the
morning.
In the Church Of the Epiphany Stanton street, between
Essex and Norfolk streets services at half past O'Clock
this morning. hafp three In the afternoon and half
past seven in the evening The Rev. James F. Hemans
assistant minister Of ST. Georges church, will preach in
the evening.
'sThe Testimony Of Epscopalans Concerning Eterna
Punishment" The Rev. Henry Blanchard will deliver
the last lecture this subject in the First Unversaist
church. Of Clark street and Monroe place. Brook
Ign, this Sunday evening.
Rev aDr Thompson will deliver before the Pitt Asso-
citation Of the Tabernacle church, discourse "ona
than Edwards and His Theology" at the Broadway Ia
bernacle this (Sabbath) evening, at half past
o'clock
sTru,h Telling will be the subject on Sunday evening"
March TO- at the Historical Library, corner Of Second
avenue and Eleventh street. by Rev. 7. j. Sawyer D. D.
Services in the morning at three-quarters past ten
O'Clock.
Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch win lecture at Dodworths Hall
500 Broadway half past this morning and halfpas
seven in the evening. Subects-ssGcorge Washington
and Napoleon the First their Public and Private Charac
tiers Contrasted.n
ORDINATIONS.
On the 5th inst. the Second Presbyterian church,
Baltimore attended by large congregation for tn
purpose OF participating in ordination and nsallato
George Hays lcentate Of salisbury Presbyteryo
Ohio.
Mr.. D. s. Gregory has been ordained and Installed pas
tor Of the South Presbyte terrain church, Gaena, Ill.
Mr.. o. B. Waters, graduate OF Oberlin, ordane
to the work Of the Gospel nstry February L. at Leroy
Mr. Temple Cutler of the last class, Audover, was or
dained at skowhegan, Me-, February 20.
INVITATIONS.
Rev Dr. Rice Of the North Presbyterian church Chi
cago has not yet accepted the recent call to the late Dr.
Aexander's church in this city.
Rev. A. c. Dennison, Of westchester, has accepted
the First church OF PoruAnd,
under the pastoral care OF Rev. IL. TalcOtt.
Rev j. Monteith Jr, has received and accepted q call
TO the Congregational church in Jackson Mr. Monteth
formerly from Eyra, Ohio, and more recently from
Hartford.
Rev John Thompson, D. D., Of the Grand street Pres
by terrain church in this city, has accepted call to the
Presby church Of Gait Lower Canada in connection
with the Church Of Scotland.
Rev Joshua Phelps of Belot, Wisconsin, has received
and accepted a call from Sacramento City, Gal.
INSTALLATIONS.
The Presbytery Of 0tsego met at Fly Creek, February
&C. and installed the Rev Asahel Bronson pastor of the
Presbyterian church at that place.
Rev c. G. Carpenter has been ordained and installed
the First Congregational church at Birmingham,
Conn.
Rev Moses Tyler was installed pastor OF the First Con-
gregationa church at Poughkeepsie N Y, February T.
Rev L. s. Parker, late pastor of the Winter street
church, Haverh, installed the pastor Of the First
church in Derry, N. a., February 90
DESIGNATIONS.
Rev L. H. Barber pastor OF the Congregational church
in Hitchcockvile, Conn. has rendered bis resignation
Rev. s. G. W. Rankin, Of the Second Congregational
church Of Portland, has resigned his charge
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The body OF clergyman, identified that OF the Rev.
Mr. Butter WORTH Of Paterson, N j., was found in the
mill pond in Babylon, /. l., on tho Goth ult Two Ger.
night previous He dressed in drab pants. light CO.
lored vest with black rockcoa and neck tie His carpet
bag containing Bible several religious books and some
200 tracts, was found on the bank
Rev. T. T. Casteman, formerly Of Staunton, Va. died
at Sc. Joseph, Mo-, on the 7th uit.
Rev. James Estep D. D., an aged and prominent mni
ter Of the Baptist church. died at his residence twelve
miles south Of Pitsburg, on Tuesday, February 20 DR.
Estcps is and has been for many years household
word in all Western Pennsylvania. His remains were
followed by immense concourso OF sorrowng friends
10 the church In which he for many years ministered
where devotional exercises were engaged in and addresses
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Williams, Baptist, Rev. Mr..
Greenough, Presbyterian and Rev. Mr. Glenn, United
Presbyterian.
Rev James g. Henderson, of Mendoza H., died, after
painful illness. OF typhoid fever on the 18th ult.
NEW CHURCHES.
Roman Catholic church Ii about 10 be erected on
Ida Ill., designed principally for the benefit Of the Ger
mans Of Troy and vicinity.
The North Presbyterian church, Chicago (Dr Rice's)
dedicated sabbath last. 1t 10 fine edacc, OF
white marble.
The church built by tho Reformed Presbyterian
congregation at Brighton Corners, N y was deicated
February Il.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The missionary societies suffering seriously from
falling on in their incomes. The %. 81 General Assem-
by Board and the Baptist missionary Union have sent