The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15
CITY CHURCHES TO DAY.

The Rev. DR.. Rogers viii preach In the South Dutc
church. Fifth avenue, of Twenty arst street. thi
evening at hafpast seven O'Clock
IL st. AIMS church, Eighteenth street. near Filth
nue. Rev. Thomas Gala Diet. rector half pas
ten. half past three and quarter eight occk the af
ternoon being for deaf mutes The VIII preach Al
each service.
Rev. G. Y. Maxham OF New Haven, VIII preach in ths
Second Unversaiist church. corner Eleventh street
aud Second avenue this morning and oven ny ct the
usual hours.
kev. Frank Remington will preach at the Harlem Bap-
fist church, corner OF Fifth and 26th street,
morning at half past ten O'Clock, "The Power OF
Look" Rev. j. L. Hodge. D. D., will preach at half pas
three O'Clock in the afternoon at the same place.
Rev. William r. Williams, d. D., OF New York, will
repeat in tho pierrepont street Baptist church. Brook
Ign, this afternoon at harpast three O'Clock, the
mon preached before the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society Ut the late anniversary at Providence.
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will deliver the second OF the
series OF sermons the sHomes Of the Bible" In the
Stone Church Twenty eighth street Broadway this
evening at halfpast seven O'Clock. Preaching In the
afternoon 1t half-past three O'Clock
Mrs. Cora. l.. v. Haon ill hold Matinee Convsrsa-
tionals at Dodworth Hail. 500 Broadway at hapast ten
A. NJ Subject at eight O'Clock p. M.-Ths Identity OF
Individual Spirts.'
Gehsemane the Garden OF Victory will DO the subject
of the third discourse Of the the "Gardsns OF
the Bble" at tho Brooklyn Tabernacle, this evening
Rev. wm Alvin Bartlett will preach at half-pas ten A.
NJ. and at quarter before eight r. NJ.
West Twenty third street Presbyterian church, cor
ner of Seventh avenueSsrvlces morning and
Subject Of the morning discourse, sthe State OF Our
Country" by the pastor, Rev. Frederick G. Clark.
In the Fourth Presbyterian church corner OF
Fourth and Twenty-second street, services at
hdli-past ten in the morning and at quarter before
eight in the evening. Rev. Joel Parker. d. D. pastor.
In tho Memorial church, Hammond street. corner of
Wavcrlcy place, the Rev. Morgan Dix, rector
OF Trinity church. will preach this evening" SERVICES at
hall past ten A. NJ and four and eight O'Clock p ".
The First Congregational church, Jersey City, will
worship to-day and hereafter, until the completion Of
their tabernacle the meeting houss lately occu
pied by the Scotch Prcsby church, Grove
and Montgomery streets, instea OF in Lyccum Hail. as
formerly Preaching by the pastor to-day, at half past
ten A. NJ. aud at quarter before eigh. P. NJ.
In the Church Of tho Resurrection protestant Epsco
pail north siie OF Thrty- street and OF Sixth
avenue, divine service at half past ten O'Clock in the
morning. and hacpast O'Clock in the evening The
rector Row. L. o. Fagg, will preach both occasions.
sermon, occasioued by the death of Lieut. Geo. r.
Rysdyk member OF the Iaght street church. who was
killed the battle of Fair Oaks viii be preached in tho
church, Of Iaght aud yarick streets, this
Ing by Rev. l. s. Kalloch The the course
upon Bible characters will be preached in the evening"
Tho Rev Alexander II. vinton D. D., will preach tho
first annual before the Young Mems Christian
Association Of Columbia College. this evening" at the
Church Of the Ascension. corner Of Tenth street and
Fifth avenue Services to half-past seven
O'Clock.
An army meeting will be held this evening at half
past seven O'Clock in tho Reformed Dutch church.
jamaica Long Island in aid Of the Board OF Publication
for Army Purposes Addresses may be expected from
al army officer and others.
Last Sabbath evening the Alanson Methodist church,
In Norfolk street. crowded by the friends Of the Rev.
james Rogers tho former pastor of the church, who was
announced TO preach. For other the pull
pit occupied by another individual The COMMITTEES,
however have made arrangements with Mr.. Rogers
have him preach there in week or two, that the
audience will not be again disappointed when he ID an
nolnced TO speak.
I, is well known that OF the churches o the Ne
thodst persuasion we'll Of other religious denomi-
nations, have moved up town. There area faw edaces,
however, still remaining, where tho inhabitants Of the
lower districts Of the city may worship. Among them
Is Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal church, which is
large building At the last Conference Of the New York
East district the Rev. Mr. Pegg was sent to Forsyth
street, and, although comparative stranger to metro
potan audience, Is rapidly gaining popularity. lie
WY eioqachs spcdhtT huo Will uuuouOtculy htThCt
crowd when his reputation pulpit orator IL estab-
lished in the city.
The stone Of the Tabernacle
nsr OF York and Henderson Streets Jersey City, win be
aid with appropriate ceremonies to morrow afternoon
at four O'Clock. Addresses by Rev. J. p. Thompson,
d. OF New York; Rev. VIM. Ives Buddngton, d. D., and
Rev. Vim. Alvin BARTLETT OF Brooklyn.
Pennsylvania's Quota or the Direct Tax.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno IA 1862.
The state Treasurer paid this morning tho Assistant
Treasurer Of tho United States $3.50 0o0 the final install
ment OF Pennsylvania quota Of the direct imposed
by the act Of Congress of July las-he whole amount
paid being nearly two millions. This promptnsss
the fifteen per cont authorized to DO deducted.
Parson BrowRlow I'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1852.
Parson Brownlow had brilliant reception last night
ut the Academy Of Music His daughter, who pre-
sent, presented with beautiful silk flag by tho Ia
dies Of Philadelphia. Speeches were made BY Gsnera
wabrdgo Representative Maynard Caleb Smith, Secre