The New York herald., 1862-09-14
Religious Intelligence.


"Ths Immovabe Kingdom" will be the subject OF this
evenings discourse at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. The
Rev. VIM. Alvin Bartlett pastor of Elm place Congroga.
tonal church, will preach at haIfpast ten A. N. and
halfpast seven P. NJ.
The Fourth avenue Presbyterian church, corner Of
Twenty second street, will be open this morning and
evening. The Rev. Prof. Hitchcock will supply the pulpit
until the return Of the PASTOR Rev. Dr. Parker, from
Europe.
Rcv. Hiram Eddy, of winsted, Conn.,, for a year a
prisoner among the rebels will preach at the Broadway
Tabernacle church at hapast A. NJ and half past
scvcn r. NJ The evening will have special rere.
renee to the war.
Rev. Charles Chaucer Goss OF the Christian Alliance
Tabernacle will preach in the City Assembly Rooms,
Broadway this evening half-past O'Clock. Sub
ject--"Thc Souls Felt WANT
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the stone church
in Twenty eighth street, near Broadway, this afternoon
at three O'clock and in the evening at past
o'clock
Rev. Dr. Newman breaches every Sabbath morning
half past O'Clock, and the evening at hapast
O'Clock, in the marble church in Fourth street,
near Sixth avenue.
Rev. French, of the Port Royal Freedman Associa
tion, just from Port Royal win give account OF the
condition. progress prospects OF the freedmen In the
Military Department OF the South this evening At half
past seven o'clock the Church OF the Puritans Ro-
bert malls, the Hero Of the Planter who conferred
freedom himself and party, expected to be present
and the incidents OF their wonderful escape.
Grace church will be reopened for Divine to-
day Mt the usual hours--haf past O'Clock In the
morning aud four O'Clock in the evening.
In the Christian chapel Seventeenth street, near Sixth
avenue services to-day hs past ten in the morning
and half past in the evening. Urban C. Brewer,
the pastor, having returned from Western tour, will
preach morning and evening.
the Bcecser Unversalist church, corner Of
Downing Rev. Moses Baou will preach this morning at
half past o'clock, and in the evening at halfpas
ven O'Clock
AT tho Twentieth street Univcrsalist church, Sc
vcnth avenue, Rov. Rowland Connor will preach this
mos,ng at hapast ten o'clock, and Ecv. b. Peters, Of
Williamsburg, in he afternoon at hapast three O'Clock
Rev o. q. rockingham will resume service al Ebbett
Hail. 5j West Thiry-ihird street, this morning, at ten
o'clock. No evening service.
The Rev Pastor wirz, from Zurich, Switzerland, will
preach in the German language at hapsst ten O'Clock
A. NJ, at Clinton Hall, Astor place, first floor.
Rev. Thomas Calaudet, u. n, rector Of St. AIMS
church, Eighteenth street, Fifth avenue viii preach
to-day at half past O'Clock A. NJ and halfp three
O'Clock r. NJ the afternoon being for deaf mues Rev.
Ferdinand c. Ever will preach in the evening" at hafpast
seven o'clock.
The Rev Francis Mansfield chaplain Of the Second re.
gment Of the Empire Brigade, viii preach his farewell
sermon ia Calvary chapel, Twentythird street, near
Third avenue, this evening" at halfpas seven o'clock
The Rev. J. c. butcher will preach funeral sermon on
the death Of Captain f. NJ Demng OF the Sixty first New
York Volunteers this Sunday morning, at half past ten
O'Clock, Captain Dcming severely wounded in the
battles before Richmond and taken prisoner was carried
TO Richmond where lie soon after died Of his wounds.
The members Of Company c, seven,yhrst regiment Nsw
York state Militia (of which the deceased was formerly
mcmber) are particularly invited 10 attend in citizen
dress at the church. Sixth avenue foot Of Amity street.