The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

Religious InsslIiGsaes.
Nearly all the fsshiossbis churches Of th city, = veil
those u Broyn closed for ths heated term, and
the parsops and psrshssas enjoying themselves 81
Long Branch, Newport sATatOsa and other equally en-
tieng bus less noted watering places Their dosss will
under lock and key until ass vssk In sstsm
bsr when accumulated dust viii b brushed from shs
affairs and tho 9th vigorous winter campaign viii %
again inaugurasd In tho meantime must watch and
prey In private. tNeN
CITY CHURCHES TODAY. noi
In the Memorial church, Hammond street. corner q
"averley place. tho Rev James T. Smith win preach thm
evening servces at half past ten A. ~ and eight r. y.
In ~ ADn's church. Eshtssuth street near Fifth
nue. kev rhomas Gssudst ID, services n half past
sn haf past three and eight O'CLOCK tho Afternoon bsng
ior aeN ssss The rector viii preach each service.
Spiritual meeting Of the congregation Of tho Nov Dis.
psusattoa o. hAhpast ten A. M, three aud hair past
seven r ~ ~ hall No. sSa Broadway. corner q rwsa.y
third strsss-
Tho Rev w. n. Cudworth, Chaplain Of tho rirss Mas.
sAehusstM Volunteer. stationed ., Governors
Inland, win preach Al tho rooms Of the New Engand
SOLDIERS Roller Association, leA Broadway, thu after
noon At three O'Clock.
LAYING Tnn FOUNDATION STONE or THE NEW PAS
sIokisr N0MAsTxay ~ West HoDoEss, n. j., TO-
DAT. tfa
me fosndatcs sssss q the new rassonhs monastery
viii b soemsly IaiA By the Right Rev James Roswell
Baylsy, Bahnp n Nswask M Solemn vsspers viii BE-
sung n q. Assys church. West Hoboxes. - haEpsat
three o'eOok P. r. After vsspsrs mecessioe viii b
formed At the church. and preceded by full band OF IN
srumental uusc. WI devoss,y walk 70 ~ enclosed
grounds. ssw blocks Distant wherc The monastery
is being sveesd Aisss tho ceremony q laying The foun-
datou stone three sermous viii - simultaneously
prcscbeA IN Tho Rnglhh. French end German languages
AMERICAN BIBLR SOCIETY.
mo stated meeting Of the managers bold II the
nIsis Hsuse, Aston place. on ths oh mst
Communications we're Yeoeived from Rev. e. n. Docr.
ing Frankfort. Germany sending rssoloes adopted by
The German Msson Coneroocs rendering thanks this
socsy Tor past aid In the Bible WORK Of the msio0 and
pcdging continued cooperation; from Rev. G. MIss,
Ccustannope promising 10 send copcs Of the largs
Arneno Turkish refsrcnce Bible, &c. from Rev. g. Van
Dssc curaooa In regard the translation Of tho Cos
pol by Mark In tho crco'c language, with view v
its being printed Al tho Bibe House. from Rev j. JosI
Audobsx, Paris; Isstsr from the Preach and Forsgn
Bible soccty returning thanks for grant or funds from
this socicty and 10 regard 70 tho disbursement thereof
from Rsv. W. A. yarnsworh, conslansiOop with letter
from tho annual meeting q missionaries Western Tur
key with very encouraging statements tho work Of
Bible distribution; from Rev IN. Fuller Of baltimore
snc'ossg ono from tbs Rev. Basd Manly, Jr. d Rich
od. Va and requesting grant OF books for tho sunday
School Board OF the Southern Baptist Convention.
Grants made 10 the Presbyterian Board of Nis-
sons OF bocks In several languages TO tho sunday scno
Union Of the Methodist Episcopal church. 10 the cunbcr
land Hospital Maryland; 70 the Maryland Bible socs~y
for prisoners Of war; for wounded rebel prisoners a
pavids Island; for rebel prisoners In Indiana. for
hcspsl at Fort schuy Bibles Spanish FOR dis.rbu.
un In cba, u tho German Mission a, Rotterdam Hol.
Iaui, twenty 0vs thousand Tcssamcuts the sunday
school Board Of tho Stubborn Baptist Convention; Bsbcs
aud 1cs.aacntr IN trench aud German the American
aud vcrcsn Bblo Socioty two volumes let
tors for shn bld. Tho books granted shis mcctn,
amount 70 forty thousand volumes, d which owe
thirty two Thousand for tho south or for rcbc
prisoners.
THE MILLIONAIRE MINISTER'S or rII1 METROPOLIS
Now Yrk correspondent q the Btston Po~ bc.
On %" . y: 2 Lch mnisiers n Goham - q.
hs .nus iilo sum Of : round million doiais Hs !. ,hs
church there Is . Raw J. wit;e,ssenhainsr, who Is
reckooed $3.50 200 and wh%e secular ours sre COR
buds two w.ng hearts Thou, snds q sses msiri
nooiay Lc,ncd have ty his AID reached tbe eonsumms.
ton dvea'iy ~tbcd HIS residence In rour,senh street
literally bcsiogsd by thu crowds whip desire IN
change the true Mvors knot for that Gordian knot whsh
loihins but death eau cut Am,pg the Dutch reormed
slersymcn. Rev. X Van Neat ranks The richest.
Ills gentleman has Two hundred thousand dollars
now and has goodIy heritage" "a prospect II hair
million moro when his wealthy father reaches thc shining
fhorc. Rov. IN. Hardenbesrh. % tho dcnotnnAtn
| h. Estimated worth hundred Thousand dolass. Tho
Presbyterian perha~, have more rich ministers than
any other Determination A. the head q tho iat-thc
kcs0r Of the church 10 this cy-ktands IT. sysnxia
,um ssrrabsh semen--who ~ easily worth a hundred
thousand dollars aud vhnso young and interesting
Is down having three hoodred Thousand doiaru
more. Kev. Dr. Adams no me thinks u estimating az
iess than hundred THOUSAND doarr Row rr. Fotts
and Rev. m. hiilN each are worth atty Thousand and
several othe q ~ srsa crssy arc equally able
20 kesp tbs wom fvOm tho door. Bshop James, ~ the
rctbsdst church, possssses neaxures b. tho
vsirc Of one hundred thossnd dollars, sDd docs Raw.
James Tcy, tho bent politician IN that dsDoul askon
Row. pr. Hasaoy " wosth sboat thirty hossand disrs
Among tho Aptists, Row Drs 0w Hug ard rspus~f6 are
y" down NJ thirty Thousand Apecc ard Ray e. A. Corey
u about " cniy thousand collars Rev Xr Peechor aid
r X, stars q brooklyn. own Ape Iss,asncsa and are
called worth twenty i've or thirty lhoussf ovch =