The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10
CITY CHURCHES TO-DAY.


CITY CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Rev William Alvin Bartlett will preach today IN the
Brooklyn Tabernacle, on Fulton avenue Hoyt
Services win commence a, half past A. NJ and half
past seven r. b.
The Rev. Dr. Adams intends this evening to commence
course OF monthly servces addressing congregation
on topics Of historical nature suggested by his
foreign travel.
Public discussion between Mr.. Ryan, Roman Catholic,
and Mr. James Mahson, Protestant, in the Metropolitan
Hail. l7S Prince street, this evening at hafpast
Subject" Invocation Of Saints and Angels"
The Second URiversaiist church. DR.. 7. J. Sawyer,
pastor meets at the Historical Library, Of Second
avenue and Eleventh street. at quarter to eleven A. NJ
and half past seven p. N.
Rev. Matthew Hale Smith will preach in the chapel on
Broadway and Thrty-fourth street, at a quarter 70
eleven A. NJ and half past r. NJ In the evening
Mr. smith will repeat the sermon preached few Sab
baths since Subject-"The Lawyers who took away the
Key Of knowledge Who They We're, and How they Did
It," sermon for the times not national but personal
Rev. George A. Rimsal win lecture at the hall 6S East
Broadway upper room) this evening at half past
O'Clock. Subject-Tsue Sense Of tho Catholic Doctrine
Out Of the Church salvation Front seats reserved
for ladies'.
o. b. rockingham will preach at Ebbtt Hall, northeast
Of Broadway and Thirty street. this morning
ng-"Content and Discomfort" Subject for the even
ing"The Sacredness Of the Body, sermon for young
men.
In the Memorial church. Hammond street, corner Of
Waverey place. the Rev. E. r. Remington win preach
this evening. Services half past O'Clock in the
morning, and at half past three and at half past seven
O'Clock in the evening.
The New jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will hold
public worship at the National Musical Institute No 786
Broadway, at half past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Mission Chapel Of Strong place Baptist church.
OF hicks and Rapeye streets, Brooklyn Sunday School
Concert and annual meeting If "Onr Missionary Society,"
this evening at haifpast seven O'Clock Address by
Rev W. c. Van Meter, Of the Fourth ward Mission New
York.
In the Blocker street Universast church. corner Of
Downing street; services at half past ten O'Clock A.
aud half pact O'Clock P. M. This evening Rev.
Moses Balou will consider the subject of sNaturasm
and Supernaturahsm.n
In the Christian chapel Seventeenth street Sixth
avenue, services at half past ten A. NJ and half past
seven NJ. Preaching by the pastor Urban c. Brewer.
subjecL"The New Heavens and the New Earth"
DR.. John Thomas will continue his discourse the
"Coming Of the Son Of Man Power and Great Glory"
this morning at half past ten O'Clock, in the Cooper
Institute, room No. "a.
''John, the degenerate Man,, will be the subject of
the seventh discourse Of the series at the Twentieth
street Universalis church. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues this afternoon by Rev. E. G. Brooks, pastor
Services at three o'clock Rev. DR.. Sawyer will preach
in the morning.
The Rev. Abie Silver will lecture this evening at half
past O'clock in the New Jerusalem church. Thirty
hfth street. between Fourth and Lexington avenues.
Subject-'A glance at the second chapter of Gen
esis, and at the making of the of the rib of
man." Morning service at half past ten O'Clock Seats
free The public invited.
The Rev. n. N. Gaylord, pastor win preach in the
chapel OF the Fourth UnversaIst Society of Brooklyn
No 274 Cumberland street. Today Subject for the
ing-"Judas Iscario" Services at half-past ten A. NJ
and half past r. M. Seats free. The public
vited
The Mormons, or Latter Day Saints, meet for public
worship every Sabbath in the Odeon in Williamsburg at
the hours Of hapast ten in the morning. half
in the afternoon and half past six in the evening Orson
Pratt and Erasus Snow of the Twelve Apostles and N
" Jones and Jacob Gates, late OF the English mission
will address the meetings.
At ST. AIMS church, in Eighteenth street, Fifth
avenue Rev Thomas Galaudet, rector there will be
wees as usual, with the voice at halfpast ten this
morning and at past in the evening, and in the
sign language at three O'Clock in the afternoon Rev. f.
c. Ever will preach at each service. Seats free.
Cora L. v. Hatch will speak a, Dodworth's Hail. 800
Broadway half past ten this morning and half past
seven in the evening
Rev. r. r. Booth, Of the Presbyterian church Stamford,
Conn has received unanimous call TO become the pastor
Of the Mercer street church, In this city.
Rev Dr. ynton OF Philadelphia has received call to
the rectorsbip OF St. Marks church. this CITY to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of DR.. Anthem
The First Evang' lical Congregational church and
ciety OF Cambridge, Mass have extended call to Rev.
Mr. Murray Of South Danvers, TO become their pastor
Rev George Hays of Pennsylvania has accepted the
call extended to him by the Second Presbyterian church
OF Baltimore and will enter upon the duties Of its pasto
rate next sunday
Rev T.. Merrman late pastor of the Congregational
church in Batavia H. has received call to the Presby
terian church IN Green Bay, Wis, one Of the Wisconsin
" convention churches.
Rev. Alexander Mckevey installed pastor Of the
First Reformed Dutch church in Paterson, N. j.. the
9th inst
Rev Charles II. Taylor was installed pastor of the
ult.
DEATH IN THE MINISTRY. 4.
Rev. James Walton 81 the Mssissppi Conference and
presiding elder for number Of years died the 2st
ult. In Holmes county, Ia that State.
NEW CHURCHES.
The church of the First Methodist Episcopal Society
In Rochester was dedicated on the Tth inst.
The Methodist, church at Baskerville Pa, win be
dedicated next Sunday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
paragraph going the rounds, pretending TO give the
ninety nine The truth Is that Baltimore has 100
churches, larger number In proportion 70 population
than any other city IN the United states.
Bishop Odenheimer OF New Jersey will soon commence
his spring visitations His physicians anticipate his
speedy restoration health which has been impaired
for time resulting from injured leg which 1t is
thought will fully recover It's former usefulness.
The Reformed Dutch church at Bergen, j., celebrated
its hundredth anniversary the I'd Of December
last The occasion was the reopenirg Of the church after
repairing and identifying There were present grand
daughter Of the first pastor and son and grandson Of the
second.
Rev, r. A. Arthur minister Of the Methodist Episcopal
church ut Charlesown, kanawha county Va, has boon
elected Professor OF Mathematics In the Ohio University
and has accepted.
The two Congregational churches In New Ipswich n
II became January 49, The second church has
been In existence about ten Rev Samuel Leo was
dismissed the pastoratc Of the First church in De-
cember last.
writer 10 the Ltihcvdn O5ser~r states that Ia the
year 1T50 the proportion Of the population Of the United
states 70 the members Of evangelical churches hr
teen TO In 1715 sixteen 10 In 1892 eighteen to
L.