The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-08
Religious Intelligence.
CITY CHURCHES TO-DAY.

IN the Second Univorsalis church. Eleventh street and
Second avenue, Rev. G. T. Flanders, pastor services
hafpast ten O'Clock the morning and halfpast
in tho evening Second discourse the ssProblcm Of
Evil"
In ST. AIMS church. Rev. Thomas Gaaudet, rector,
services usual with the voice al half past ten in tho
morning and haf-past in the evening" and in tho
sign language at three the afternoon. Rev f. G. Ever
will preach morning and evening
The Rev. Jared w. scuddcr expected to preach the
Reformed Dutch church, Twenty first street. between
Fifth and sixth avenues this morning at half past ten
O'Clock and in the afternoon at three o'clock.
Rev. Newton Heston pastor Of the Congrc
gational church near lIoyt street, Brooklyn preach
in his church at hafpas ten O'Clock in the morning and
half past in the evening win deliver tho second
series OF sermons tho "Peerless Mission Of Jesus
christ"
Rev S. A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill Bap
list church. Thirty -h street, between Fifth aud Sixth
avenues hllfpas in the morning and at half past
the evening In the evening the third lecture to
young will be delivered. Subjcct-s.Tho Young
Patriot"
The Rev Henry Blanchard will lecture on Hidc
brand and tho Roman Catholic Church, in the Church
of tho Restoration FIRST Universast), corner of Monroe
place aud Clark street, Brooklyn this Sunday evening
The public cordially invited to attend
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner OF
Waverley place, the Rev Thomas T. Guion rector of ST.
Jcha church, Brooklyn, viii preach this evening. Ser
vices at half past ten A. W. half past three and halfpst
seven o'clock r. II.
Divine service win be held according the rites Of the
Protestant Episcopal church, in Trenor Hail. G5 West
Ibrty fourth street, Broadway, today. Morning
half past len o'clock and evening at half past
seven o'clock The Rev. Z. o. Fagg will preach morning
and evening
I Un htvilI nj bod yorfh "a ITa
SOC Broadway half past ten A. ~ and halfpas
p N. Subject for the evening-"The Holy Alliance OF
1915 and the United States" #s.E
In the Church Of The Puritans, Rev. Dr. Ceever will
peat the Discourse "1lc Destruction Of Egypt by The Oh
stnscy Of Pharaoh" This evening at hafpast scgen
o'clock.
The discourse Of the series Gilman Progress
will be given in the Blocker street Univorsais church
this evening by Rev. Moses Baou Services also 1T half
past ten A. Nj.
Gehazi or Spectators in the National Leprosy Rev
William Alvin Bartlett viii preach from the above text
this evening at tho Brooklyn Tabernacle. Services
halc.past ten A. N. and halfpast seven P. N.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The stated meeting of the Managers held o. the
Riblo House. Astor place, the 18th instant, the
Hon Luther Bradsh the chair, assisted by William D.
Crosby BENJAMIN J.. SVEN and James Lenox, isqs. The
Rev pr Waterbury read the eleventh chapter Of Isaiah
and offered prayer. Two auSiliarls reco.
nized both III Indiana. Communications received
from agents. reporting their abos, especially among the
soldiers in Western Virginia, Indiana, and from Mr..
Roberts, agent in Oregon, in regard to the work in his
| field: from Rov. j. W Prcityman, NJ. H., in Bulgaria,
giving an account Of the distribution Of tho Scriptures
in that country, and the mode of coIpoitagc; from
| tho Rev. David Trumbull, Valparaiso, Chile, stating
| the encouraging iabors OF two coporteuIs Of the
VALPARAISO Bib,e Society; from the Row Isaac C.
Piss Cons;antnope giving account Of his visit TO tho
Rack Sen and Er2croom and the favorable change
OF feeling there towards Christianity and the Bible from
| Rev pr Reve Florence in regard to preparing the
stereotype plates Of the Italian Bible, the fo9d Of the
| Scriptures in Italy, and asking grant o. funds; from
Manrc Fustcr, Marscies, asking books in the spanish
language distribution III -pan and from Rev Pablo
sanchez Gibraltar regard 70 our supplying Mr. Fustrr
with commentators Of his work. and asking books for
distribution by himself Grants were made TO Manuel
Fuster books In spanish; spanish bibles Tor distribution
n ycneznea 70 Mr. Person books in several languages
for captains Of vessels sailing to foreign ports
| eleven thousand volumes in English and German
for distribution among sodiers in parts Of the
country aud for coored persons at Fortress Monroe,
| Hilton Head, and Port Royal These books are granted
some to auxiliary societies. to agents and some 10
chapans tho army other responsible parties. The5o
grants are Ia addition to what the various auxaries Do
| fher