The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-31

The Memorial church Of the Rev. Henry Anthem, D. D.
Rev. Edward Anthem, rector erected in Forty. eighth
street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues will be open
for Divine servasAs day. at hapast the morning
and half past ssvsa in the evening
Rev. T. J. Sawyer, D. D., will deliver . discourse on
fhe Life and Character of the late Rev. Thomas White
more, d." at the Historical Library corner Of Second
avenue and Eleventh street, this morning at quarter
before eleven o'clock Evening service at past seven
| O'Clock.
The Rev. Joseph Stiles viii preach In the Northwest
Presbyterian church, Ffsieth street, this morning at
half past ten o'clock and in the evening at half past
| seven O'Clock.
The New Jerusalem church (swedenborgian) win hold
public worship at the National Musical Institute No. 1856
Broadway, this morning at past ten O'Clock.
o. B. rockingham will preach at Ebbitt Hall, northeast
corner Of Broadway and Thirty third street. this morning
and evening at the usual hours Subject for the
ing-"Resurrection," Easter lesson. Evening
Christian Life" sermon for young men.
Rev. Matthew Hale Smith wiz preach in the Butch Re-
formed chapel in Thirty fourth street. west of Broad
way at quarter before eleven the morning. from the
text 81 Would not Live Away and In the evening at
half past O'Clock subject-"Our Lord Hearer
| with word on hearing.
The fifth Of the to young men Of New
York will be delivered at the Mercer street church
above waverley place, this evening at half past
O'Clock, by Rev Mr.. Booth, pastor Of the church.
In the Laight street Baptist church. corner of Laght
and yarck streets, the Rev. S. Kaloch pastor will
preach this morning at halpas ten o'clock and in the
evening at half past seven.
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
Waverey place, Bishop Potter will administer the rite
confirmation this evening Services half past ten half
past three and half past seven o'clock
Anniversary Of the Sabbath School of the Twentieth
street Universalis church, between Sixth Seventh
avenues this afternoon at three O'Clock Addresses by
Revs E. II. Chaplin, NJ. Ballou Peters and F. G. Brooks
Sermon in the morning by Rev. f. G. Brooks pastor on
the fe and Character Of the late Rev. Thomas White
mere.o
In the Blocker street Universast church, corner Of
Downing street, services at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ
and half past O'Clock P. NJ Rev. Noses 3aou
gives his fourth lecture Ths Superiority of Uniyer
salism' in the evening.
In the Church Of the Epiphany, Stanton street, be
tween Essex and Norfolk Streets services at half past ten
O'Clock A. NJ, and hafpss three and half past seven
O'Clock p NJ Rev. E. +. Remington will preach In the
evening.
The Sunday School attached the Church Of the Mes
siah, in Broadway, will hold festival TO day.
The Rev. Henry Blanchard will preach ON "The An
tquty of Universalism in the First Universas church.
Of Clark street and Monroe place. Brooklyn this
Sunday evening. The public cordially invited
attend.
The Latter Day Saints hold meetings at the odeon Hall
Williamsburg every Sabbath the hours Of half past
ten in the morning. fpast two in the sfternoon and
hafpast six O'Clock in the evening Elders Orson Pratt
and Jones will be present and address the meetings
In st AIMS church, Eighteenth street. near Fifth avenue
ev Thomas Gallaudet rector) services to-day usual
with the voice at half past ten in the morning and half
past seven o'clock in the evening, and In the sign Ian
guage at three O'Clock In the afternoon. The rector will
preach in the morning, and in the evening the Rev. r.
Ever will deliver the last of his Of lectures Seats
free.
The Rev. N. NJ Gaylord win deliver discourse the
subject Of "what Shall do to be saved9 this evening"
the chapel of the Fourth Unvcrsalist Society," Cumber
land street, Brooklyn. This morning gives discourse
the Lfo and Character OF the late Rev. Dr. White.
more" Services at half past ten in the morning and half
past O'Clock in tho evening Seats roc The pub
lie are cordially invited.
The closing services Of the Norfolk street Methodist
Episcopal church. Norfolk street, Stanton, will take
place day, the church having been sold the Forsyth
street German Lutheran church Preaching at half
ten O'Clock A. NJ by DR.. Mitchell Love feast at three
O'Clock r M and preaching in the evening at half past
| seven o'clock by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Laurence.
The st. Bridgets Philharmonic Society numbering up
wards Of 100 voices, will sing mass 70 day. in three
parts in St. Bridgcts church, corner Of avenue and
| Eighth street. ."
Mrs. Cora L. " Hatch win lecture at Dodworth's Hail.
BOG Broadway this day, at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ
and half past seven o'clock p. NJ. Subject-'Secession
| and Its Consequences. The South and Its Future"
l. INVITATIONS.
The Baptist church and Society Of WATERFOWL Mass
have given the Rev. Alfred s. Patton, of Roxbury,
unanimous call to besome their pastor Mr.. Patton is
Chaplain OF the Massachusetts, Senate.
Rev. c. Galloway, Of Virginia, and recently connect
ed with the missionary work in Kansas has accepted
call to become the pastor of the Church Of the Ascension
in Baltimore and has entered the duties Of the post
Rev. A. Hartponce late Of Columbia Tenn. has accept
cd invitation take charge Of the First Presbyterian
| church Of Holmeeb burg, Philadelphia.
Rev. John c. Thompson formerly pastor in Goshen,
has received call to settle there again. He was dis
missed in 1912.
Rev Dr. c. Aiken has resigned the pastorate OF the
First Presbyterian church of Cleveland which he has
held for quarter Of a century.
Rev. George Moore has resigned the pasorate Of the
d south Consregstiona church in Andover with the
Congregational church In Oakland, few miles from San
Francisco.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Harrisburg Pa papers record the death Of Rev.
Beverly r. Waugh in that city, on Sunday night, the
so.a .ne snrsy year o. nus age he
and highly esteemed In this city. He graduate Of
Dickinson College and for some time minister OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. which he subsequently
nquished in order that he might devote himself 10 the
Of education. &c connected for years
with the Baltimore Female College, and at the time OF
his death principal Of female institute in Harris
burg.
On the 18th instant the funeral Of the Rev John Gray
Il
Gray commenced his ministry In this city thirty
| three years ago He subsequently labored in Phs-
delphia Troy and Newbmg. y. Y. His last charge
that of the Presby church Of Buttermilk Falls
| where he was settled three years ago
Rev. Mr. Marshall, pastor OF the Rock Presbyterian
church, at Fair HILL Cecil county, Md, died week before
| last OF erysipelas.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To day. Easter Sunday terminates the season Of Lent
and commentaries the resurrection OF Saviour
Easter Sunday not like most other holidays fall
each year the day Of the month, AM sometimes
not In the month in two consecutive years
II the sunday immediately succeeding the 6rs
| full moon after the 2Ist day OF March.
Rev. II. c. Learned, 81 Berlin, Conn, dismissed
from the pastoral charge Of the Second Congregational
church in that place, by ecclesiastical council
veDed the 5th q this month.
An Irishman from Newburyport, Mass has recently
been taken to asylum, having become nsane in
sequence Of undue religious excitement. "Ths," says
the Newburyport Herald, s the first OF kind
| the Catholic church ever known hereabouts"
The Rev J. Peres the late Rabbi Of the synagogue in