The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-28
Religion. Iateiligeaee'

meeting In behalf OF United States Christian Com.
mission will be held In the Dutch Reformed church. IN
street. Sixth and Seventh avenues,
at hall past seven o'clock Addresses will be delivered
by the Rev. George j. Nngins and the Rev. Henry ID.
Ganse.
Tho Sunday school monthly concert Of tho First Tree
Will Baptist church, Twenty eighth street, near Broad
way win be held at two O'Clock The Rev. J. g. Phil.
lips native Of India will address the meeting upon
the religion and practices Of the Hindoos, iliustrat-
ing his remarks by ido and other curioscs The white
children will be present. also the young vocalist.
Florence Reynolds only eight years Of sge, will sing
some Of her songs.
The ninth and last OF the on the Llur.
ey will be preached this evening BY the Rev. A. Cevc-
land Coke D., in Calvary church, corner az Fourth
avenue aud Twenty fret street, Subeot-"The Worship
OF Heaven Eternal Liturgy" Services to commence
al halt past seven o'clock.
The Rev. Or. Junrin will preach In the Canal street
Presbyterian church, corner Of Geeene at hapast ten
and three O'clock
The Rev. JAS l. Phillips viii preach at half past ten
O'Clock vt tho First Free VIII Baptist church, Twenty
eighth street, west Of Broadway.
The Rev. &C. Goss viii repeat his discourse this
ming, in Hope Chapel, No 72o broadway, 70 young men,
logically and regiousIy considered Public chidrens
meeting at half past three O'Clock.
The Right Rev. H. W. Lee. Bishop OF Iowa. viii preach
the or the course to young people this eve
ming, the Church Of the Mediator, Lexington avenue,
East Tnrsleth street. Services will commence
at half past seven o'clock.
The Rev. George r. Crooks, D. p. will preach the
eighth sermon Of the course Of South church lectures
SERIES in the South Baptist church, Twenty NTH
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues at half past
O'Clock Subject-"rhe Family and Christian
Li.e.n
The Rev. s. B. Bell, D. D., viii preach In the West
and half past seven o'clock.
The Rev. L 8. Kaoch wilt preach in Laight street
Baptist church, corner Of Laisns ana varick s'rees'
half.past ten and hsfpast seven O'Clock.
Tiara viii ha q meeting Society OF tho Useful
Classes the Cooper Institute. No &c. at hapast
O'clock to consider how to estabsh justice 10 the
working classes.
The protestant, Episcopal Free Church q st. Matthias
will hold services Ia the stone church. Twenty eighth
snr'i the
Montgomery, D.. D. Morning service q half past ten
o'clock. IN the ball northeast corner Of Broad way and
Bishop Lee, OF Iowa.
Al the Forty second street Presbyterian church. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues preaching oy s sne
past o'clock. Subject for evening-"salvaon only
by Grace In Christ"
Esprit, West Twenty second street, near Fifth avenue
morning services In French, by the Rev. Dr. Verren,
commencing at half-p ten O'Clock.
The Rev. Flanders will preach the sixth discourse
"Hell it's Origin History Destiny" at the Historical
Societys building Eleventh street. near Second avenue.
at half past seven O'Clock. subect-"Angels in Hel-s
Startling Revelation"
At the independent Methodist church, Forty.frst
street Sixth avenue Professor Mattson tho PASTOR
seven
Evening subject-A Strange Fact its Reasons and iss
Lessons
At the Beeckcr street UnivsrsaIist church the Rev.
Moses Balou will deliver this evening tho sixth Of
tho current course subJcct-Ihe Unitarian and Uni.
versalist Churches How they Agree and How they Dis
agree" In the morning Mr. Balou will consider "The
The Rev. VIM Alvin Bartlett viii deliver discourse
on the subject Of "Bocks at hspast seven o'clock At
sn SABBATH ne sna
past two O'Clock.
At the Christisn chapel Seventeenth street, the
Sixth services at half ten and hapsst
O'Clock. Dr. s Shepard OF Pennsy vana. will preach
in the morning, and the minister. Urban c. Brewer In
the evoning. Subject for the svening-"The sower and
At the Central Prcsbyt crian church. Broccs street.
two blocks east Of Broadway preaching BY the pastor the
O'Clock Evening subject-:Crossiug the Jordan being
continuation or the lectures on Plgrims Progress"
Religious services will hold Of the OF the New
England Soldiers Relief Association, No. 1914 Broadway,
today at three O'Clock P. NJ Tho public are invited %
attend.
Divine service win be hold 10 the chapel Of Rutgers In
second streets, half past ten In 6s morning and 1t
bali past three O'Clock In tho atsrnoon Row Dr. Dyer
win preach IN Inc morning and the Rev. stephen H. Tying
Al All Saints Protestant Episcopal church, Of
Henry and Scanned streets, services half past ten
evening. The rector The Rev. ssmues j. Cornsiii. viii
preach in the morning and evening.
Al the Atheueum, Brooklyn. the Rev. Matthew Hale
Smith will preach tho OF the sour
Lord and Practical Life At half seven O'Clock IN the
evenng-Our Lord Physician" Services ~ half past
ten o'clock In the morning, as usual.
At the Twentieth street Unversast church, near
Seventh avenue the Rev G. Brooks gives his seventh
sermon on Representative Character. stshree O'Clock In
the afternoon. Subject-"Esther, the True Hearted
Morning service at hafpast ten O'Clock
Randolph will lecture Ascegsnatou, this evening,
corner OF Broadway and Twenty third street. AZ ten
o'clock Ia the morning he speaks on lis tho Bible d.
rect from God ?" Discussion permitted. Spiritual circle
at two O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
Mrs Cora L. v. Hatch viii discourse at Clinton Hall at
three andevon o'clock Evening subject chosen by the
audience. Questions answered at the close.
There will DO spiritual meeting Of the commonwealth
or church o. the New Dspensaton ths morning at half
SS ny s. 0'''p''' seven ''''A' " ''''n h'''' TOO"
and development at O'Clock sunday,
corner Of Broadway and Twenty third street
In tho Episcopal Church Of the Resurrection Thirty.
nth street, few doors east Of sixth avenue Rev. T. O.
Fiasg. rector, win preach morning and evening Divine
service the morning at half pas ten o'clock and in the
evening at hall past seven.
AZ Westminster church, Twenty street. between
sixth and Seventh avenues. Rev. Chauncey d Murray,
pastor, services will commence In tho morning at half
past ten o'clock, and In the evening at half past
1be Forty eighth regiment New York State Volunteers
invited to attend the funeral sermon OF Sergeant j.
O. cG%rsny h. .s stssaoG. = three O'clock
sands and High streets, Brooklyn.
THE ouAKERs ON THE REBELLION, THE DRAFT AND
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.
Friends held in Phadeiphia in which che whole duty
OF Friends in this great crisis treated advises those
whom Is addressed that there Is great socude fet
that the former "testmonics OF thu body should be
fully maintained. But II renews no es3imony except
that against all and therefore against the In
which the country Is engaged u recognizes "the wick
ednees and enormty or the rebehi but arms that
tho religious belief Of Friends Restraints them much
from taking part In the efforts 70 suppress this rebellion
as any other. IL carries ut the principles then
nounced to oil their consequences, and insists that
"Fliends" cannot pay Communication money, inasmuch
".ne money 10 demanded an equivalent for military
ssrvce" aud u exhors those who may be "caed upon
TO suffer for this precious testimony 10 bear In tho
gentle, non.resistiDg spirit Of the Lamb Of Godo
And Vt those TO whom Is addressed against any
business which depends for Its emolucns on its
nection with war;"
A LONG MINISTRY
The Rev Joseph VAIL Of Palmer, Mass, completed the