The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13
nr,,c,oue cspv,, IS YESTERDAY.
SERVICES At CASTLE GA.'oLN.
SERMON or REv. r. W. CONWAY TO cAPa -" hA"-
KIss' ZoUAyEs.

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SERMON OF REV r. W. CONWAY TO cAPa'NH hAw-
KSs' ZoUAyEs.
Yesterday morning, al ten O'Clock, tne Rev 4 W S-n-
way of The Baptist persuasion, aia 1Aap,a.n Is me 80.
KRIS zcuaves read the morning service Of hs church 70
men at Castle Garden, and prea bed most appsopri
~. ,.,.o, .-eich they listened to with deep attention.
yhe galleries Of the spacious building were pretty
aed with ladies' ana their male attendants as o5ssT'-
on the occasion. The men were drawn up IN I'M ants
the building hear the word Of God, aad = across
sented was both pleasing to theeyeS' Ae scene pre-
preclstive observer. Rev Mr. e d heart OF the ap-
The following text, which VII away preachei from
l0:-'My son, If sinners be found IN ffoSefos,h'
Pie preacher said entica thee, coHsent thou non
OF the tex: times like these the caution
the rreser .as very applicable. Not only had
rlarts war been carried on by the entice-
Sr Of sinners, but It vas nartcred through
( years end carefully planned by them. Ia
tic,ment formed the grace basis and had proved the
msin incentive TO secessrh. Through Il many had been
led from The nobility OF ,cyay the base perfdy of
treason ana rebellion. TIE prospect OF large stores of
wealth ana worldly gols sorrhed the bait by which thou
ssnds had ocen hurried away the awful slough Of
Pnuder AFTER dwjAing little matters bearing on
she pert state OF LAND the preacher eeded 20
give sound 70 the solders as 10 their
ray V themselves and the Union fer which they were
about 70 npern Their liCs Re cautioned Them against
the use OF liquor. Tbe noldiers society lay
W evA tnticenerds If the rebels who drawn into
tne srate OF ed that ghty panacea 10 which
ne had alluded, zee what the result would have been.
They would nov. as in former times be happy aai
nrs - se BAT s,eninS men bent on doing tns
menis 70 . lay wait bloodto lust privy for the
nsocent without Ausc" The present conflict demand
60 q eac man the free of healthy mind, healthy
body and deern dned will to do right If those virtues
were extended 70 he service of the American flag they
Noea no. la 70 ceve the praise Of their country the
prhse o. ther y nds and especially the praise of God
Az me coho lson Of the sermon the Zouaves sang the
star spapged Bsurer in fun chorus, producing very
nne ELECT at the conclusion Of which they received the
eenedction the chaplain, and were dismissed They
leland.
RFIIG1 Gus SERVICES AT UNION SQUARE.
SERMON OF REV. MR.. cooKMAN-AID FOR THE AN
DERsoN ZoUAvEs.
The Rnt IN Union square, which is the headquarters Of
the Idersop Zouaves crowded to yesterday
after by large and respectable audience, mostly
4cscd OF ladies' assist the religious services and
he AT Rev. Mr. Goodman deliver a discourse, an
nfSunced.
Previous commencement of the exercises, Mr. c.
T. Leigh merchant of this city stepped forward to the
front Of the PLATFORM and said that inquiry had been
by several pr esent where the soldiers
tia. ought thereY where the Anders Zouaves
The fact that those men, who had left their homes
and families ragged and in want of the necessary
eiothng, that their officers deemed inexpedient to
bring them before the public He hoped that the audi
wead generously forward end give aid to the
volunteers, they sadly in need of it. collec
ton would be taken up the conclusion of the exercises
Messrs. Henry Clay and Geo. W. Bond were appointed
take up collection.
Rev Mr Watkins, of the Twenty seventh stree. leho
dist church, offered up prayer.
The Rev. Mr. Goodman was then introduced, and pro
ceeoed with his discourse, which, of course was on the
all absorbing topic He took his text from the 42d
Palm, commencing, "God is refuge our
strength" He alluded to the storm of revolution which
was now convulsipg the entire world. Civilization and
liberty extending their giant through every
cline and land That whlrlwind of commotionn
which has shook the whole world has also
which manned
come mutnous. When the cry Of $40 arms, TO arms
resoundpg Throughout the length and breadth Of the
land when country ia being transformed Wild
military camp when men are speculating upon the pro
babe results Of the coming contest then becomes the
duty of the pulpit to direct the thoughts of God
and whose hand alone can prevent and de is
no South, no East no West; when our sectional strife
sha cense through the love of God and II win only
importune him. he viii take the helm in his sn hand
anu guide again into the broad of prosperity
He would ask those who had assembled there that after
noon to come and offer their prayers God that ne
might oless the Of those who gone fight
battles Of liberty II il became necessary for US TO sacr
ace blood aye very lives for the psrpe.uty
ihs glorious Union then et us strengthen ourselves By
prayer "God is refuge and siren 9Th" let
sPee 0 m our of eauare S mes fox At it's climate
remarkable for variety its magnificent scenery; its
broad inland seas and all the advantages OF enght
ened civilization Why seemed that this continent
had been cast in finer mould than any other at the
themselves our religious and literary institutions supe
to any in the world Did not the seal Of the Divine
eur refuge our strength" Cali up the shade of the
patriots OF 76 aud they would tell them that the
or Their great enthusiast and success their trust in
God he (the reverend gentleman) believed that God
nearer this country than a. the present
rnent This, then would be an occasion of congratua-
ton and blessing all The reverend gentleman then
eset eoquently the various points which brought
about present national troubles. Some of South
ern States had withdrawn from tie Union which had
been cementei by the blood Of foreiathers. They
had fred upon and shot down the lag our country;
inausura.ed privateering bioodshod and murder aud
the retribution of Heaven should come They had
tried 10 overthrow the finest that ever the
puns hNpe hardly a
state OF affairs could have existed for second.
Re was a minister OF Christ and of peace, bu. be
carried with him a patriots heart ard burning
love for his country. What should they do II
mob rzfhed through the streets Of New York
destroying property and committing murder and atroci-
ties OF all hues2 Why, OF course, they would repe the
invaders This was precisely ne position Of the federal
Union must be trstors must be put down
the Tag which shot down from the walls Of Fort
Sumter will yet uiumphantly every fortress
in the country and be carried from North TO South from
East to Vest The reverend gentleman CONCLUDED a
lengthy and splendid discourse by appeal TO the ladies
Of New York to forward and assist the volunteers
which moved many Of the sex present TO tears.
fon up for the benefit of the Anderson ZoG
aves some six hundred In number, when a handsome
sum was soon raised.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN BROOKLYN.
THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT AT THE ACADEMY OF
husIC-ADDREss BY THE REV. MR. fNsKIP. ETC.
The Fourteenth regiment Colonel wood, sattended Di
vine worship the Academy Of Music yesterday after
Not the most brilliant opera night did the
theatre present q picturesque not theatrical
effect, SO well Oiled any night Of the
The Honorable Moses odel NJ. elect Colonel Wood,
Lieutenant. Colonel Fowler, Major Jordan, Revs Dr.
Farley and J, D. Inskp, aud other leading citizens ap
peared the stage, and Stewards band occupied the
orchestra
The exercises commenced with the cred White and
Blue sung by the whole house, led by the band Dr.
Farley read passage from Scripture then up an
eloquent prayer In which the Lord Of Hosts invoked
to nerve the arms Of these patriot soldiers in the time
Of battle and when victory shall perch their banners
TO incline their hearts to mercy and forbearance Fur.
thsrmore 10 soften the hearts Of the dobedcn so that
God.