The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES.

partly owing the absence Of most Of their congrega
tons Most Of them have announced their intention TO
resume their religious services 10 day Among ouch
notice the ollowing:-
Thirteenth street Presbyterian church. Rev. Rr. Bursh
ard; Bleecker street unversast church, Rev. Moses
Balou Church Of the Messiah, Broadway, Rev. Dr. o.
gocd Madison square Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr..
Adams Scotch Presbyterian church, 70 irteenh street.
Sixteenth stree. Baptist church, Rev W. g. Mkes; 81.
Georges church. stuyvesant square, Rev. Dr. Typg; Mer
Ger street Presbyterian chur,h, Rev DR. Skinner; First
Presby erisn church. Fifth avenue Church OF the Media
tor Lexington avenue Methodist Protestant church, At
torney street. Central Presbyterian church, Broome
street, Christian Chapel Seventesnth street, Rev. Urban
C. Brewer Church Of the Purans, Union square, Chrst
church, Murray ELL, Rev. +. L. Wiley; South Congrega
tond church, South Brooklyn, Rev. r. ". Clark; New
England Congregational church, Williamsburg, Rev. W.
r. Tompkins Church the Heights Brooklyn. Rev Jas
Eelh First Independent Society, Brooklyn Institute.
In the Church Of the Mediator, OF Lexington
and Thrtleth street, divine service to-day at half
past ten A u, half past three P. N. and haifpass
seven p NJ
III St. AIMS church. Eighteenth street, Flth
nue., Rev Thomas GaLsGdet, rector, services to-day,
with the voice, at half past ten A. and eight p NJ and
In the sign language At bali past three p H. Rev. r C.
Ever Of Grace church, San Francisco California,
VIII preach in the morning and evening.
Tho Rev. s A. Corey win preach in the Murray Hill
Baptist church, thirty ami street. between Fifth and
sixth avenues, to day at hapast ten A. ~ and At half
past seven p N.
Rev. william Alvin Bartlett win preach in the Brock
Ign Tabernacle this evening. Services viii at
eight o'clock The subject viii be " Gods Three Ear
vests and His Harvesters" Communion services IN the
morning, commencing at half past ten O'Clock
Rev. Henry blanchard, pastor, win preach IL the
Church Of the Restoration, Of Monroe place and
Clark street, Brooklyn, this morning and evening Ser
vices at hafpas, ten and half past seven o'clock
Rev. Mr. rockingham will preach the hall northeast
Of Broadway and Thirty second street this
ing and evening, at the usual hours.
In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton
Hail, As.or place, in charge Of the Rev Robert G. Dcx
SON. divine service to-day half past ten A. NJ and half
past seven P. N.
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgian) win hold
public worship this morning. at the National Musical In
sti.ute, 10 Broadway, At half past ten O'Clock.
IN the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner OF
wsverey Place. the Rev. Howard Smith, rector Of the
Church OF the Intercession, Washington Heights viii
preach this evening Services at hafpast ten A. H.,
half past three, and halfpast seven P. NJ
In the First Presbyterian church. Fir,h avenue,
vices at half past ten A. N. and four p ~
In the Christian chapel, Seventeenth street. immediate
y west Of Sixth avenue, preaching by the paor Urban
Brewer, to day Al half past ten A. H. and half past
seven p. M.
In the Bssscser .srsst Univerai church, conner o6
Downing street, evsains well morning ssrvios to
day Subject for Tho evening "Dsrucsioa Of soul and
body in hell" BY Rev Nosss Bsllou.
In the Church OF the PurAns, Unoa square, Rev. r.
white win supply the pulpit during the remainder Of Dr.
cheever's absence In Europe, and win preach morning
and evening at the usual hours.
Row. Matthew Halo smith win preach in the large tent
u the Junction Of Broadway, Eighth and Fsy
eighth arss&. 70 day ~ ,hree O'Clock P. u German
preaching At half past four end prayer meeting s
| Sabbath school 1t nine and two O'Clock.
Rev. william steel, OF Ithaca NJ r., viii preach this
morning, 81 half past ten O'clock In The Allen street
Methodist church. and In the evening at The Bedford
street Methodst Episcopal church
The Tweutiesh street Unversaiist church, betwesn
Sixth and Seventh avenues, win be reopeasd for Divine
service this day Sept o. morning end Afternoon ct the
usual hour. Rev d. Sawyer will preach In the morning.
and The pastor, Rev. E. O. Brooks, In the afternoon.
NEW METHODIST CHURCH At HARLKn.
The ceremony laying the corner stone Of the Second
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, corner Of lisih
street. Harlem, vas performed Monday afternoon 10
the presence Of large audience Of the friends Of the
church. It's pastor the Rev. @. Gilbert, who kindly
furnished The Representatives a the press with the fol-
lowing partIcularsTne OF the church 10 pro-
Ges Of erection win be 53IT5 its style Ia the Roman.
esque the material Of which will be composed will be
brick, and s cost when completed about $4,000 The
first floor will be used = Sunday school, seating three
hundred persons while the audience Will acoommo
date nine hundred II 10 expected that the main build
ing viii be ready in November. The exercises were
commenced BY Rev. Nr. Clark, pastor Of the Baptist
church, who gave on, hymn, after which Rev. Mr.
Fletcher offered up appropriate prayer. Or. K.nua
dy, Of New Haven, delivered an eloquent address lie
A.
OF profound interest, having tho sanction OF God
o. ,sr,ns shd rcgsra-,ss an, ". when n. .oy,s
was made, and the other VS. when God
bad laid Zion scorrcr stcuc-,he chief corner stone
lous resemblance of the latter event, for They
70 Of the gates which God called beautiful, and there
corner stone of fabric which 70 be reared habi
tator ~ The holiness n God, place where Hn honor
,oSs 10 come co lie spote q s primary elements Of
true worthip-uamey, the teaching Of the Bible 70 the
young prayer and The administration q The ordinsnoes
Rev Mr.. scuddsr followed In brief address, calling
uron the audience 10 give Subscriptions towards CON.
psting the building 70 the course q his rcrarss The
reverend gentleman stated tnai be admired The Cahok
Cor Que thns-aanely, they permitted Mortgages
70 be made upon new churches. short time .so
bishop called upon 70 dedicate church IN Detroit,
but And ins there was mortgage of 81 200 upcu H. be re-
fused 70 proceed with the ceremony until the pcoTle
ne sales and gentlemen responded literally 70 Mr..
scudders appeal for 500 taken cp IN subscrp-
tons When ihs mporass raf' y 'ee ssrv'cSs .oS vs.
cceied 10 The front o the etre 10 witness the ceremony
" laying the corner stone which performed by Dr.
Perry O Brooklyn. Copies Of the church journals and OF
the daily payers we're dep sse in H. me congregation
were dism sscd with the beacdictiou BY Rev Mr.
hsccmber.
SERMON BY REV. AND nos. n W. HtLLiARD, AT ST.
rAuL's N. y. CHURCH.
On Sunday morning last -. Paus Methodist Episcopal
church. corner Of Twenty second street aud Fourth ave
nue. was allied ils utmost extent By highly respectable
auditory II having been announced that the Hon and Rev
H. W. Bfard, cf Alabama, would occupy the pulpit. II
vas stated the church organs the other day that
this gentleman member of Congress-, was distn
guisbed throughout the South for sstsmAnshlr and hh
literary culture and eminent also cergym Of The
Methodist church THIS ment, doubt, brought
together the unusually large audience. Mr. Hiard sp
pears be in the prime of life, has refined tempers
ment and easy delivery, and h we may Judge from
his dcourse the euIogum passed upon him By The lead