The New York herald., 1862-10-26
Religious Intelligence.

L. WTf CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Srhey cast four anchors out Of the ser, and shad m,
tho dsy" Rov. william Alvin Bartlett viii preach from
the text this evening the Brooklyn tabernacle
servicesNat hslf past A. NJ and half past seven p NJ
Mrs. Amanda M Spence will lecture to-day at half past
ten A. NJ and halfpast seven r. M at the hall ON the
southeast of broadway and Twenty third street
The Rev. d. X Junkin d. D., will preach in the Canal
street Presbyterian church, a quarter TO eleven A. NJ
and three p ~ Subject fer the morning discourscThe
Dissolution OF the American Onion Crime Against God
Liberty and Humanity"
In St. AIMS church, West Eighteenth street, Fifth
avenue Rev Thomas Galaudet d. D. rector, services at
halfpas ten O'Clock A. ~, three and haifpas seven
in the svenngtbe afternoon being the deaf
mutes. In the evening the Row y. c. Ever will repeat
the sermon "war In Reconciement with the Spirit
Of Christianity"
Rev. o. b. rockingham will preach in Ebbt Hall, 55
West Thirtythird street. this morning half past
O'Clock. Subect-"Undcr Currents OF Goodness
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach In the stone church
Twenty-eighth street: Broadway this afternoon at
three O'Clock, and in the evening at half.past seven
O'Clock.
Rev. Alexander r. Thompson is expected to preach in
the Reformed Dutch church. Twenty street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, this evening at halfpas
O'Clock; also in the morning at hali-pas ton o'clock
Professor Matteson viii preach In the Independent
this day, at haipast ten A. NJ and halt past seven r. ~
Evening subect-"wi the Sin and Misery OF the Wicked
Ever Terminate?'
In the Fourth avenue Presbyterian church OF
Fourth avenue and Twenty street Rev Dr aker
will preach at half past ten O'Clock his morning aud a.
half-past seven O'Clock in The evening.
In the Church OF the Resurrection CEpscopaD north
side OF Thiryifth street and Sixth avenue the
rector Rev l.. o. Fagg, will preach this morning and
evening, at hafpast ten and halr-past seven O'Clock.
In the Blceeker street Unvsrsast church, Rev. Asher
Moore breaches this morning and evening Subject for
evening" Adam, the Son OF God"
Rev. f. G. Brooks will royicw Professor Matteson's
second lecture against Unvcrsalism this alcrnoo
three O'Clock at the Twentieth Universais church
between sixth aud Seventh avenues. Sermon in tho
morning halr-past ten O'Clock.
At the Laght street church of Iagh and varick
streets Rev. Joseph Kaoch, OF Rockand Maine, viii
preach this morning, and Rev. l. S. Kaloch, the pas
tor, in the evening.
Union army meeting will be held this evening at half
past O'clock in the Dutch church. corner OF Fulton
and William Streets in aid of the work OF giving religious
reading to the army and navy The meeting will be ad.
dressed by Rev. Mr. Duryea Of the collegiate pasors
by chaplain in the army, by chaplain in the navy by
of the sea- and by the agent of the Board Publ
cation.
Fourth Unversast Society, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lay Bro
ther c. w. Barnes will preach n the chapel the soce
ty, 274 Cumberland street, Lafayette avenue this
morning and evening Services to commence at the usual
hours.
THE DOWN TOWN CHURCHES.
II Is we'll known that within the last few years,
the down town churches that have not been swept
away by the onward march of commerce fire.
quented mainly by our floating population, especially
the transient visitors at hotels; and yet the attend.
ance OF this class Of persons is not great 1t
would be If sufficient publicity given to the services
these places Of worship The respective religious
nominations pretty well represented in the lower part
Of the city and the pulps for the most part filed
with able preachers For instance, Rev. Mr. Milburn
late chaplain TO Congress- holds forth the John street
church, and the Forsyth Methodist Episcopal church
has for its pastor the Rev. Mr. resg, young recent
y come to the city, who is said TO be an eloquent
speaker.
CONFIRMATION AT SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH,
WILLIAMSBURG.
On Friday morning, cath instant the sacrament
Of confirmation administered by Right Rev.
Bishop Loughln TO about three hundred and fifty persons
and female in Saints Peter and Paul church. second
street, Williamsburg. Among those confirmed
several converts The pastor Of this church, the Rev
Father Malone, assisted by the Sisters untrng in
his exertons 10 prepare the children and adults
holy sacrament which they received that happy oc