The New York herald., 1862-03-23
un, teIIigence.

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The following conversation occur,> nl''
| ing last between two well known citizenA " DA'"' VI
board one of the Fulton ferryboats:-
CHRIsrAs-Have you read General Mcclellan 'uu'es
| to his soldiers?
PURHAs-No, have not seen the papers this mornins
CaREaiAS-But it was published in yesterday HERALD.
| PURITAN never read Sunday paper.
CHRIsuAS-The Rev. DR.. Cuyler does.
| PURirAS-How do you know thatS
CHRIsIAN-Did he not quote from McCsllan's address
| yesterday afternoon in his dedicatory prayers
| PURrrAS-I believe he did.
CHRIsrIAN-we where could he have read that address
except in the Sunday HERAIps
| CITY CHURCHES TODAY.
The Northwest Pre- church will worship to-.
day in the Broadway and Forty seventh street hall
Preaching by tho pastor, kev. DR.. wnsow, at hafpas
ton A. NJ. and hs!fpast seven Pm.
The Rev. william P. Corbit, the pastor OF the York
| street Methodist Episcopal church, Jersey City, will
preach at hapast ten O'Clock in tho morning at half
| past r. II. Subject in the svenng-"Tho Recogni-
| tion Of Friends In Heaven"
"The Appalling Calamities Coming the World about
ISe469, Accompanying Chrsts Advent )" will DO octured
upon by the Rev. NJ Baxter Episcopal minister In room
! No 20 Cooper Institute, At halfpast sevonP.M.
Tho Rev N l.. Rioe, D. D.. will preach the anniversary
the Sabbath schoolof Westminster church. Rev.
r. NJ Eascr D. D., pastor. wost Twonty second street
between Sixth and Seventh avenues this evonna az half
| past sovon o'clock.
Tho Rev. Alexander r. Thompson will proach in the
Reformed Dutch church, Twenty first street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, at half past ten A. NJ and haY
past three p. NJ.
"The Unity Of Mankind, or 'All Men Sprung Of One
Bood,'" will be discussed by DIR. Thompson, at the
Broadway Tabernacle church, at half-past seven
o'clock P. M.
Tn tha nt tvaraa al churct
Second avenue Rev G. T. Flanders will deliver the Sc
cond lecture the "Orgn History Destiny OF tho
Devil at half past n. Morning service at quar-.
tsr-past ten.
In ST. AIMS church, Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector,
services usual with the voice at halfpas ten A. NJ
and half past seven p M in the sign language at throo
P NJ. Rev F. G. Ever will preach at each service.
Rev. &C Goss, of the Christian Alliance, will preach
usual in Barnums Museum, at half-past O'Clock
p NJ. Subject-"Right is Might" Several questions
handed in last Sunday will bs answered.
In the Hedding Methodist Episcopal church, East
Seventeenth street, north sde between First and Second
avenues Stuyyesant pack Dr.. Abel Stevens pastor
will preach this morning at A past ten O'Clock and In
the evening at hal-past soven.
In the Memorial church, Hammond street. corner OF
waverley place. the Rev Henry JONES' assistant minis
tor OF the church Of the Epiphany will preach this svsn
Ing Services at halpast ten A. ~ half past three and
half past seven p N.
Mrs. Cora v. Hatch win hold . nas;nes eonyersa.
tsma,s at Dodworsh's Hail. 800 Broadway, at hafpas.
ten A. NJ ,on the subject Of spirualsm in which she
viii reply TO and sxpound questions from the audience
Al hafpast p n. she will discourse on "Arehi-
lecture tho Unwristen but Real History Of Nations
sFor What did Christ Suffer and Die ~ second dis
course will be given this subject this evening In the
Blocker street Unvorsalst church. by Rev. Moses Bal
lou. Services also at half.past ton A. NJ.
In the church Of the Epiphany Stanton street. between
Essex and Norfolk services at hafpast ten o'clock A. M
three and hafpast seven p. N. Tho Rev. stephen II.
Tying Jr assistant minister Of st. Georges church. will
preach in the evening.
Sabbath school missionary meeting for the American
Sunday School Union will be held in the Reformed Dutch
church, the Heights Pisrepont street. near Monroe
place Brooklyn this evening at hafpast O'Clock
Row Jauos Ees, Rev. Charles Robinson. and Mr. John
Mccullough, missionary from kentucky, will make al
dresses.
Tho Murray Hill Baptist church having secured the Free
Will Baptist church, Twenty eighth street, Broad
way for two services tho Sabbath after the LIST of
April will hold an afternoon service in the above named
church at halfpast three o'clock Preaching BY Rev.
Sidney A. Corey.
In the church Of the TRANSPORTATION East Twenty ninth
street. near Fifth avenue, divine service will be held q,
past O'Clock. Sermon BY the Rev. Stephen
H. Tying, d.
In the church Of the Resurrection protestant Episco.
pa north side Of Thirty nth street. cast OF Sixth ave.
nue., divine service at halfpast ton O'Clock A. NJ and
evening AT halfpast seven O'Clock. Rev. E. o. Flasg,
rector
"Ariss, Shine" The Rsv. wu Alvin Bartlett, pastor
of Elm place Congregational church, will preach from
the above text this evening. at the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
Services at hafpast ten O'Clock A. NJ and half past seven
Pm.
An army meeting will be held this evening in the Mid
die Dutch church Of Fourth and lafayette
place. aid OF the Board Of Publication for furnishing
religious reading to the army and navy Addresses may
be expected from army chaplain Rev. Mr. Barnes of
tho Fifth regiment heavy artillery; Rev. A. A. wIlots,
BROOKLYN and Rev. Mr. Thompson lately installed pastor
Of tho Reformed Dutch church in Twenty street
Services to commence at hafpast scvenP.M NJ
sermon wise and unwise marriages will be given
by the Rev. E. c. Brooks at tho Twentieh street Uni
versast church, between Sixth and Seventh avenues
this afternoon thrco O'Clock. Sermon in the morning
at past ten.
At the State street Congregational church. near Hoyt
street. Brooklyn, the pastor Rev. Newton Hcston will
preach halfpast ten A. NJ. and half past seven p
Atst. Petors Catholic church, South Brooklyn Father
Fransios) there will be grand high this morn.
ing. Madame stsphani, tho new soprano. and the full
choir will tako part tho SERVICE under the direction Of
tho organist, Mr.. J. NJ. Lorstz.
swedenborss Thsology.-Ths Gonorai Judgment. as
taught In the Holy Word, by Rev. Abiel Silver at the
Now Jerusalem house Of worship Thirty nth street. be-
tween Fourth and Lexington avenues this evening at
half past seven O'Clock.
United states District Court.
Tun RIGHTS OF CLAIMANTS IN BONDING GOODS.
Before Hon. Judge Belts
MARCH 22y-The question of the rights Of claim.
ants in bonding merchandise seized for violation Of the
rcucnue laws up before Judge Bolts In the follow.
ing mannerrhe Collector atoy seized 1882 hogshsads
Of sugar claimed by F. Luling Co., the ground that
they were undervalued. The appraised vauo OF the
goods was $2s 900. The duties the SIS 0oo