The New York herald., 1862-01-05
Religious Intelligence.

Lecture for tho Times will bc delivered before the
Second Unversalst church. Eleventh street and Second
avenue this evening, by Rev. e. T. Flanders, at hapast
sevon O'Clock. New Years sermon in tho morning
In St. AIMS church, Rev. Thos Gaaudct, rector, SER
vices as usual with the voice. at halfpast ten A. NJ and
halrpas P. NJ, and in the sign language at three
p NJ The rector will preach morning and afternoon and
the Rev. r. c. Ever in the evening.
Rev. S. A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill Baptist
church Thirty .nh street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenucs. at ten A. N. and halfpast NJ. In ths
evening fifth lecture to young Subect-tsThe Pro-
fame Young Man."
The Rev NJ Fivaz, pastor Of the French Evangelical
church, will preach in French this evening at hapass
seven O'Clock, in DIR. Parkers church, west side Of
Fourth avcnuc, corner Of Twenty-second street: Tho
Sunday morning service in Crosby street, corner Of
Grand, is continued usual, at half past ten O'Clock.
Divine sorvicc will be held, according to tho rites Of
the Protestant Episcopal church, today at Trenor Hall,
65 West Thirty street, near broadway. Morning
services hafpast ten O'Clock. Evening services at
half-past seven o'clock. Tho Rev. E. o. FIagg will
preach morning and evening.
Rev. William Alvin BARTLETT, pastor, viii preach to-day
In the Brooklyn Tabernacle. Services at half past ten
A. NJ. and at hafpast seven p NJ
Rev. Charles Chaucer Goss will preach to strangers,
young and the public generally, in the lecture room
of Barnums Museum ut three O'Clock this afternoon.
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner OF
wavcroy place, tho Row. Horace L. Edgar Pratt, rector
of ST. Mary's church. Cascion, s. l., will preach this
evening Services at harpas ten in the morning, half.
past three in the afternoon past seven o'clock in
the evening.
In the Heddng Methodist Episcopal church, Eas! Seven
teenth street, north sdc between First and Second
MUGS, stuyvcsant park, nr. Abel Stevens pastor
will preach this morning at halfrast ten and in the
evening at O'Clock
etrc
avenue services at ha ten this morning and half
past o'clock this evening Preaching by the pastor
Urban c. Brewer. Subject, morning. The Church iu
Pergamos;r evening" The Apostle Paul and Civil Go
vernment."
Some OF the principal parallels of Lord viii be
sdcred BY the Rev Moses Balou tho Blocker
Univcrsalist church, this evening. In the morn!ug"A
Sermon for the New Year"
At the Iagh street church, ST. Johns park Rev Isaac
& Kaloch viii preach this morning upon 'Thc Gospel In
the book Of Esther and in the evening IA Sermon for
tho New Year.
"Appeals 10 the Young. Tho third discourse Of this
series will be given at the Twentieth street Unversast
church. between Sixth ard Seventh avenues, this after
noon by Rev. L. G. Brooks. subcct-"Charactcr. The
communion will follow. Services at threo O'Clock. New
Years in the morning at hslf-past ten o'clock
Mrs. j. French will lecture the Cooper union
No. 20, this afternoon at three O'Clock subjcct-The
Folics and Falacy of Modern Spiritualists."
Miss Emma IIarnso will lecture in Clinton Hall to-day
Services at hafpast ten in the morning and al
half.rast soyonEin tho evening.
hspra,onai speaking by Mrs. Giving, in Cooper Insti
tuio this morning. half ten and hafpast
ia the evening.
Mrs. Cora l.. V. Hatch will speak at Dodworths Hall
SOC Broadway on Sunday January s. at halfpast ton
A. NJ and half-past seven p. ~ Subject for the
ing" France and her Relations with the United satos"
wAItAcxs TnE.rRE.--rn tho re-establshmcnt Of the
legitimate drama at walacks theatre have, in tho
ovcrowng houses which II has attracted tho most salts
factory evidence that tho days of the regime have
not rrsscd away. The 'housc' which was drawn to
walacks last night by that sterling old comedy, tho
uschool for Scandal" revived the memories OF tho
American stage under the greatest attractions Of the old
mastors This fine old play, which, after reasonable
furlough always good as in competent hands,
was rs dono by tho wallack company last night, a
truly refreshing entertainment. In the costumes
aud all the stage accessories presented as is usua in
wallacks theatre, the Every age and body Of the
time with that careful and discriminating attention to
details which cannot be too much commended. Andth
the company throughout Is always up 10 its work Foe
instance who needs TO DO told that Blake Sir Peter
Tcoze Lester waack tho proigate Charles Surface
Fisher IA tho hypocritical Joseph Norton as Sir Over
Revnolds as Backbie Holland Moses Seton Crab
tree and Browne rs Rowlcy, were each all that could
be desired their scvcrs roles that Mrs. Hocy az
lady rcazle seemed bcttW than ever that Miss Hen
riques as Maria vey charming Maria that Mrs.
sloan played tho ungrwous Lady sneerwcl with apprc.
pirate carnesness' In a word, wasck, with his woll
appointed company has hit the mark in adopting line
Of old and demanding not two or three,
busnumerous car ablo actors to do them justice London
Assuraucs'i Or, Monday evening.
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