The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-27
Religious Intelligence.

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with che voice, in the morning at hafpa ten, and in
the evening at half past seven and in the sign language
at three O'Clock in the afternoon Rev O. Ever will
1 preach.
The Rev. John Brash will preach this evening at half
past seven O'Clock, in the Union Presbyterian church.
Jane street, Eighth Subject Of discourse
"The Churches that have Sprung from the Reformation
| in Scotland"
The Second Universalst Society, Rev. T. j. Sawyer,
pastor, meets at the corner of Second avenue and
Eleventh street this morning evening at the usual
| hours.
Rev. Peter Cartwright d. d. Of the Illinois Conference
will preach in the large hall OF the Cooper Institute this
afternoon, commencing at three O'Clock.
Rev Matthew Hale Smith will preach in the chapel on
Broadway and Thirtyfourth street, entrance No IS
Thirty fourth street. in the morning quarter eleven
O'Clock, and in the evening at half past seven O'Clock
| Evening subject-"The Great Revival under Nehemiah
| or, Nation Without the Sabbath and without the
Bible"
Rev. T. A. washburn will preach in Grace church.
Brooklyn Heights, this evening" behalf of the Brother
hood Of Grace church.
Public discusson-Between Mr.. Regain on the Roman
Catholic and Mr. Mathson on the Protestant side will
be held in tho Blocker Building Of Blocker and
Morton streets, this evening past o'clock
Subject-'sacrilce Of the Mass
In the Christian chapel, Seventeenth street. Sixth
avenue services at half past ten A. NJ and half past
P. NJ Preaching by the pastor, Urban G. Brewer
Subject-"The Judgment"
The Protestant Episcopal Free church, formerly
shipping in Clinton Hall Astor place, Rev. Robert G.
Dickson pastor will hold Divine service in the basement
of their church, in East Fourteenth street, opposite
the Academy of Music, at past ten A. NJ and half
| past seven p. NJ
Rev William Alvin Bartlett will preach in the Brook
Ign Tabernacle Fulton avenue Hoyt street Ser
vices will commence at half past ten A. NJ and half past
seven ?. NJ.
The Rev. nr. Armitage will preach at the request of
the New York Young Men Christian Association the
First Baptist church, Of Broome and Elizabeth
streets, this evening at half past seven O'Clock
o. b. rockingham will preach at Ebbtt Hall, north
of Broadway and Thrty-third street, this
morning and evening, at the usual hours. Subject for
the morniug-"1he Argument Of Immortality" Subject
for the evening" The Powers of the World to Come"
Mrs Cora l.. V. Hatch will speak in Dodworth's Hall
this day, at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ and halfpast
seven O'Clock. p NJ
The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgan) will hold
public worship at the National Musical Institute 1855
Broadway, this morning at half past ten O'Clock.
In the Blocker street unversast church, of
Downing street Rev. Moses Ballou will give the closing
lecture of the 4" The Morning of Life" this
evening. subject" Religion Services also at half
past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Dr. John Thomas will lecture this forenoon at half past
o'clock, in the Cooper Institute, No "a. Sub
ect-s' The Coming Of the Son Of Man in Power and
Great Glory"
In the Memorial church. Hammond street, corner OF
waverley place. the Rev. Dr. Mahan will preach this
evonng Services at half past ten half past three and
half past seven O'Clock.
The Rev. Henry Blanchard pastor, will preach in the
Church Of the Restoration First unversalst society,
OF Clark street and Monroe place Brooklyn this
morning and evening.
TIE Rev. Abel Silver will lecture at the New Jerusalem
church, Thirty fifth street. between Fourth and Lexng
ton avenues this evening, at half past O'clock
The first chapter Of Genesis in its spiritual importThe
Creation of Man." Morning service at half past ten
O'Clock.
"The Irish Priesthood at Home and Abroad. A lee
te on this subject will be delv the Cooper ns.
this evening at eight o'clock by Rev. Dr. Manahan
INVITATIONS.
Rev g. w Folwel late Of the Bush wick avenue Bap-
tis caurch, Williamsburg, has accepted all to the Bap
fist church Mariners Harbor Staten Island and Rev.
j. ~ Toman who lately resigned his charge of the latter
church. has opted call TO the Second Baptist church
| at Williamsburg.
Rev Dr. St .ingfeow has not yet accepted the rector
ship st. Pauls church ia Goochland Va though has
| been rendered to Lin.
The congregation of the Second Presbyterian church
of Baltimore have rendered cordial and unanimous call
| to Rev. Geo. 7. Hays, from Western pennsylvania
" u.
ceped call TO become pastor OF the First Presbyterian
| church in Indianapolis, Ind.
RESIGNATION.
Rev. J. w. 7. McMulen former pastor OF Trinity ~
r. church in Cincinnati has been Obliged resign his
charge He has returned to his former home in Indiana
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Rev. J. T. H. Seymour, native Of Charleston, :.
c. and promising young minister OF the Baptist church,
died on the 18th inst of consumption.
| The Rev. Charles Lowell, d. D., who has been since
lso6 the pastor Of the West Congregational church in
/ Dact lad in Camb lass nda ynOrn
| last. He the son Of Judge John Lowell TO whom
Massachusetts, indebted for the clause in her constitu
ton which abolished slavery and was born in Boston,
August Is 1882 He was graduated at Harvard College
IsCO stud ed aerwari at Edinburg University, and
travelled Extensively in the Old World In 1855 he pub
hshed two volumes of sermons He remarkable for
kindness integrity, drectbess and simplicity Of char
his Surviving Children are Professor Lowell the poet
the Rev. Robert Lowell, author OF The New Priest in
Conception Bay novel OF Newfoundland me- and Mrs
Putnam, the well known writer on Hungarian history
Rev :. NJ Sharpe, a missionary of the Presbyterian
church (Od SCHOOL, to Bogota, South America died in
Ocfobcr last frrm an attack Of fever Mr. sharpe was
native Of steubenvie, Ohio where his parents still
side, and graduate Of the Western Theological Semi
4 nary.
Rev Jno. Talbot well known in Northwestern Virginia
Father Talbot, Methodist ster died in LOWS
county, Va the 10th inst He had been travelling
| minister for sixty seven years.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
The Fhst and Second Presbyterian churches in Ga ena
have recently effected union. The assigned IL
that strong church will do more for the common
than weaker The Rev. n. j. Benton OF
Lima ~ Y, has accepted call to the united church.
| AT a recent meeting OF the Presbytery OF Allegheny
City. Mr. Morod OF the Rev. Dr. Monod, OF Paris,
| was licensed - preach the Gospel
The Beard OF Domesti, Missions says the Banner, Is
already SIS GOO IN debt and is unable TO pay the mis-
sonsrcs, until this bank account has been reduced.
| Al a late meeting Of the Woburn Association nine
young men, members of the senior class in Andovcr
seminary presented themselves for Observation-Disclosures
Il. Abbott, Walter :. Alexander Alfred a. Ellsworth,
| John NJ Holmes Franklin c. Jones, Edward b. Mason
/ III. b. A
Young. The examination well sustained, and all tho
candidates received their license
| friend was staying with Welsh parson and heard
him preach in the afternoon 'Dy Jovo, said he, there
! was good in your sermon didn't think you-ahem "
| at would be odd II there not said the preacher;
cit OF Bishop Butlersn "Bishop Buffers,
iu Well, now, you surprise me. | have read Dr. But
er's sermons and did not recognise it," ooh says
! the other ''you don't know how manage have two
servccs-one in Welsh one in English. Well translate
his sermons into Welsh, to begin with, and thus am
safe, my Welsh flock don't read Butler Then take my