The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-29
Religious Intelligence.


In tho Second Uhversalist church. corner Of Eleventh
street and Second avenue Rev. G. Flanders will preach
this morning. at quarter TO eleven O'Clock, and Ia tho
evening will deliver the first of four dscourses HUI.
man Immortality" Services at half past O'Clock
The Evangelical Alliance will hold open air services
Mission square, Five Points, this afternoon at one
O'Clock Preaching by Rev. Charles Chaucor Goss. Also
in Aston place at five O'Clock, by Rev. Bowling, D. D.
In the Christian chapel Seventeenth street, Sixth
avenue services at halpas ten O'Clock in the morning
ard at hafpast in the evening Preaching by the
pastor, Urban Brewer. Subject in the morning" No
Neutrality" cvening-sChristianity and Conscience"
"saul. the Political General" will DO the subject Of the
fourth of tho series the Mltary Heroes Of
the Bible" at the Brooklyn Tabernacle, this evening.
Rev William Alvin Bartlett will preach OF halfpast ten
A. Nj. and hall-pas seven p n.
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
wavercy place. the Rev. A. H. vnton D. rector OF St
Marks church, will preach this evening. Services Il
afpnst ten hapast three and hapast seven O'Clock
In the Northwest Presbyterian church. Ftcth ST. eet
Eighth avenue Rev. DR.. Hubbard winslow will
preach at halfpast ten A. NJ. and Rev. Dr. H. s. Huttos
at halfpast seven p NJ
In ST. AIMS church, Rev. Thos. Gallaudet rector
vices usual with the voice at past ten A. and
half past NJ and in tho sign language at half
past three p NJ. Rev. +. C. Ever will preach in the
morning and evening.
Rev. Newton Heston Of Newark, N. j., will preach IN
the State street Congregational church (ncar Hoyt)
Brooklyn this morning and evening Services commence
at half past ten A. NJ. and half past seven p. M.
In the Blocker Unversalst church. corner Of
Downing street. "If Religion is Save us from He'll
Hereafter of what itS will be considered by Rev.
Noses Baou this evening at half-past seven o'cockl
Rev. Matthew Hale Smith will preach to-day Sunday,
N Thlps new hail. 900 seventh avenue, between Forty
o'clock and tho evening at half past O'Clock.
Subcct-On the Book Of Ecciesiases-An Autobiography
Of Man Of the World, or solomons Counsel to the
Young" Sunday school at two r. NJ.
The Row. Henry Blanchard will preach In tho Church
Of the Restoration First Universalt Of Monroe
place and Clark street, Brooklyn, this evening SubeSr
'.The Broad Church." Tho public cordially invited %
attend.
The Rev. DR.. Morgan, Of St. Thomas church, will
preach the anniversary discourse the above church,
before the New York Bible and Common Prayer Book
Society this evening eptember 29). Service at half
past seven.
Mrs Cora L. " Hatch will speak at Dodworth Hall, coo
Broadway this morning. at hapast ten and half past
seven in tho evening.
DEDICATION OF A CATHOLIC CHURCH.
This Sunday being the Feast of Saint Michael the
Most Reverend Archbishop Of New York will dedicate the
now Church Of Saint Michael, situated in West Thirty
second street, to the service Of God His the
bishop will preach Sermon the opening Of the SER
vices ut eleven O'Clock in the forenoon The Saint
Michael's church is worry elegant and commodious
structure running from West Thirty second
West Thirty first street. the Ninth avenue, the
of tho sacred edi1ce being bounded by spacious paro
chia school, which fronts the last named street. The
width Of the building here eighty eet and the school
Ganked by fine boil hundred and five feet
in height Saint Michasls church has progressed with
out interruption towards completion, notwhs landing
the general depression OF every interest in the city,
through the zeal Of its pastor, Rev. Arthur j. Donney,
seconded in n worthy and becoming by the libe.
rality Of an industrious and attached congregation.
THE LOYALTY OF THE WELSH CoNGREG ATIoNAL
CHURCHES.
The Association Of the Welsh Congregational churches
in the state of New York comprises about ~ churches
IA ordained PASTORS assistant preachers, 81 deacons
l500 commuricants, 300 Sabbath school scholars and
$500 hearers Their churches situated the coun
ties of New York. Cattaraugus Madison, Oneida and 81.
Lawrence. Their last annual meetings were held from
September 10 TO 81 1851 at Utca Decraeld Holland Pa
tent, Floyd, Remscn and Pcnymynydd Steuben At heI
conference Of pastors and delegates held ut Utica
Tuesday the 10th inst committee Of i've viz the Rev.
Robert Everett d. D., Steuben the Rev Morris Roberts
Renscn; the Rev. David Price, Utica the Rev. +. la.
vies, Watcrvile, and the Rev. Robert d. Thomas New
York city, were appointed to draw out appropriate
utions containing the opinion and feeling OF the
on the present critical state Of the Unon and the 60
vernment Of the United states Accordingly at another
meeting held afterward at Remsen resolutions SUSTAINING
tho government were adopted. The Welsh people are
sound on the Union, as they always have been the
maintenance Of tho laws.
THE BAPTIsTs LOYAL.
Tho nineteenth anniversary of the Chemung River Ban.
list Association held in the First Baptist church, Fl.
MIRA last week. Rev 7. o. Lincoln late Of Utica, was
install ed pastor of the church Wednesday evening.
During the session series Of truly patriotic resolutions
adopted Those who talk about compromising with
traitors who family support while they nsdiouslv OPP
pose the government in it's endeavors to put down
less and wicked rebellion had sympathizers In that
body.