The New York herald., 1863-11-08
Religious IpteIlf9enos.
CHURCH SERVICES Td-DAY.


mutes.
ST. Thomas' church will be open for divine service
sermon ths'evening At nalf-psst seven O'Clock.
Tho Rev. w. II. Mlyburn win deliver the hft6 Of q go.
dscourses tho "Eary History Of Christ nity"
this evening at half past seven O'Clock
Rev. Erastus Seymour (CongregationaD, from wscou-
SIM will preach regularly in Livingston Han, corner Of
Fiysocond street and Third avenue, begnnnng day
Families interested in Congregational enterprise In that
locality are invited to cooperate.
Rev. c. C. Goss breaches this morning on tone neut
and In the evening Down Town )" at Hope Chapel,
Broadway.
Rev. Dr. Junkin will preach In the Canal street Presby.
eran church. corner Of Greene street. past ten
in the morning and at three IN the afternoon.
Rev. Z. G. Brooks will preach in the Unvcrsast Mis-
room OF Third Fifty second street.
at half past three O'Clock.
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach In the Murray Hill
Baptist church, corner OF Lexington avenue and Thirty
seventh street, at halpast ton In the morning ard at
hall past seven In the evening.
Rev. Chauncey D. Murray will preach in Westminster
church, Twenty second street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues at half past ten In the morning aud at half past
three in the afternoon.
Tho tyourth anniversary Of the Protestant Episcopal
Tract Society will DO celebrated this evening" In the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. Twenty ninth street,
near Fifth avenue The annual report will be read and
the preached by the Rev. A. 8. Leonard, d. D.
Services to commence at halfpast in the evening
AT the Missionary Anniversary, at the Methodist Epis
copa church. West Thirteenth street, between shh
Ninth avenues. Bishop Baker will preach harpast
O'Clock in tho morning. Rev. Adam Poe at seven O'Clock
in the evening
Mrs Cora L. V. Hatch will speak at Clinton Hall Astor
place, at halfpas ten O'Clock in tho morning and half
past O'Clock in tho evening. Subject for the
ing-oPariotism adv. Religion" Evening-Subect SO.
lected by the audience. Discussion after the lecture
In the Mariners Temple. corner OF n.1 and Henry
streets preaching at half past ten o'clock in the morn
ing by Rev. Ira r. Steward three O'Clock the after
noon, by Rev W. II. Pendeton or Cannon street Baptist
church; hapast seven O'Clock in the evening, monthly
concert Of prayer for seamen
Prof Matison delivers the first OF series of Sabbath
Evening Lectures to young people, in bis church, in
Forty first street, Sixth avenue, this evening at
sew IN o'clock.
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, Of
waverley place, the Rev. s. r. Johnston, D. D., will
| preach this evening. The services at half
past ten hafp past three and half,past o'clock
In the Christian chapel, Seventeenth street, Sixth
avenue there will be preaching by the minister, Urban
G. Brewer, at half past ten O'Clock in the morning and
half past O'Clock in the evening Subject,
ing"Reasons for the Weekly Observance Of the Lords
| Supper" Evening-"A Popular Question"
|
prit, West Twenty y-sccond street. Fifth avenue,
morning service and sermon in French by the rector,
Rev Or. verfen. Services to hllfpast ten
| O'Clock.
In the free church OF st. Matthias Memorial of Rev.
DR.. Turner), Of Broadway and Thirty second
street, services at past ten o'clock in the morning
and half past three O'Clock in the afternoon The Right
Rev. II. Potter y. D., will preach in the morning.
"Has Abraham Iincon's Conduct as President OF the
United States been Just and Patriocs viii be the sub.
jecs discussion at the Peoples Meeting at 1871 R9wsy
On and after November the Peoples Meeting viii con
msnce at two o'clock in tho afternoon aud continue until
| five O'clock. <-~a
The Rev. Alfred Harris, Of Hobokeu, will preach at the
Of the New England Soldiers RELIEF Association
| this afternoon at three O'Clock.
Rev. Matthew Hale Smith will preach in the Athenaum,
Brooklyn, Of Clinton and Atlantic streets, this
morning at half.past ten O'Clock, "Chrst as Our
Judge in tho evening" at half.past O'Clock,
| 'The Prodgal Son from Home-How He Fared" Sunday
school concert this afternoon hslf-past O'Clock
In the Park Presbyterian church, Fiftynf,h street,
near Lexington avenue, Rev. Henry Kimball will
preach in the morning Subject-"Firt Voice from the
Cross" Afternoon service at hapast three O'Clock
Addresses by different speakers. No evening services
In the Central Presbyterian church. blocks east or
Broadway, preaching at hafpast ten O'Clock A. ~ and
half past seven O'Clock p NJ by the PASTOR Rev James
b Dunn. Subject in the eveuing-"Pgrim In the House
OF the Interpreter y being the OF the series on Pil
grm's Progress"
Rev J. 8. Kalloch will preach in the Laight street
church, Of Lagh and varick Streets ST. Johns
park, morning and evening. Subject for the morning
"Christ not Discouraged" Evening-"Zcar, the Safe
Little City,"
At the Twentieth street Universast church, between
Sixth aud Seventh avenues Rev G. Brooks breaches at
past ten O'Clock in the morning. and the evening
at halfpas seven O'Clock Rev. c. T. Flanders gives tho
second sermon of the current series Subject-Upver.
lsaism in Its Relation to the Reforms OF the Age.n
In the Church OF the Mediator, corner Of Lexington
and East Thrtcth street Rev stephen H. Tying,
Jr, rector will preach this evening Services will com.
mence at hafpas seven O'Clock.
Spiritual meetings OF the congregation OF tie New
Dispensaton at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ and three
and half past seven O'Clock p at han 954 Broadway,
corner twenty third street. and
Trance speaking AfternoonsIiuman Perfecabilt -
by Dr. Newberry. Evening-"The Comparative Value OF
Judaism, Christianity, Orthodoxy and spritualism, by
Rev. W T, Richardson OF Beaufort s. c., will preach
this evening In the First Free Baptist church, Twenty
In tho Second Universallst church, Eleventh street
corner Of Second avenue Rev Moses Ballou will deliver
the second discourse of the series this evening
half past seven O'Clock. subec-"The Relation OF Uni.
versalism TO the Materalism of the Age"
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The stated meeting OF the managers was held at the
BOle on the oth instant
half three p NJ Peletiah Pert one Of the Vice.
Presidents in the chair assisted by James Lenox Esq
The Rev. Dr. Hutton read the 10th Psalm and offered
prayer.
Three new auxiliares were recognized-one in Con
necticut, one in New York and one In Iowa.
Communications were received from Mr. Frederick
Hicks, Panama, in regard TO openings for Bible
distribution in Central America, which are not
worry encouraging; from lRev. W. wilerup Co
penhagen returning thanks for grant OF funds TO Bible
work In Denmark and Norway from Rev Dr. Bergue,
OF London IN regard 10 printing the Bulgarian aud the
Modern Greek Testament from Rev. Drs Wood Schauer
and Riggs In reference 20 printing the Scriptures and
prospects, Of the Bible work the East from Rev james
Hickey, agent In Mexico. and Mr. Matthew W. Starr, Jr,
Monterey with encouraging statements as TO the work In
Mexico; from Rev. X. Holden, Bahia, aud Rev. A. @.
simonon, RIO Janero, as TO the work In Brazil (Mr.
Simouton recommended two Bible coporteurs, who
apponted from Rev r. W. Clark and Rev +. T. Dcane,
Of Honolulu in regard 70 revision OF the Hawaiian Bbe
and printing several books OF the New Testament, In
three languages for the Micronesian Islands from Rev
Dr. Andersen Secretary American Board OF Commission
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