The New York herald., 1864-10-09
Religious Intelligence.
SERVICES To-Day.

Against the Soul" Morning service at
half past ten o'cnck,
The Sunday evening lectures by the Rev C. G. Goss. OF
he Christian Alliance wiltbe resumed this evening In
he church, Grand street, block east OF Broadway
Il half past O'Clock
The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Murray
Hill Baptist church, corner of Lexington and
Thirty seventh street, this morning and evening.
Tho chapel OF tho Five Points House OF Industry,
55 Worth street. will be opened three O'Clock this
Afternoon. Services will be adapted to the occasion.
AT st. AIMS Free church, Eighteenth street near
Fifth avenue the Rev BENJAMIN will pr an at the
hreequarters past seven and half past ten morning and
three o'clock afternoon services the latter for deaf mutes
aud the Rev. DR. Mon.g a, hall past O'Clock
in the evening.
The Rev Thomas Armitage, D. D., will preach In the
Madison avenue Baptist church, corner oil Thirty-frst
street, this afternoon, at hapast three o'clock when
he will deliver the rst in OF four tho
Of the dead Subject-How Say Some that
there is no Resurrection OF the Dead 7"
Services will be held at tho Church OF the Annuncla
ton Fourteenth street. between Sixth aud seventh
nues. Preaching by the Rev Dr. Hawks, at halIpa ten
O'Clock 10 the morning and by the Rev. Dr. Cressey at
half past seven O'Clock in the evening.
Services will be held in Christ Church Mission chapel,
Eighteenth street near Eighth avenue, at three O'Clock In
O'Clock evening prayer and sermon. Rev Thomas Cook,
minister 10 charge Seats free The Rev 7. c. Ever,
vice commencing at three O'Clock.
The Rev. Thomas b. sill, Of Grace church. Canton.
New York. will preach in ST. Thomas free chapel corner
Of Prince Thompson Services half past
ten O'Clock In the morning and haifpRst seven In the
evening.
The Rev John Pegg, Jr., will proach in The Forsyth
street Methodist Episcopal church this evening Service
TO commence at seven O'Clock.
There will be sacred concert at the Church OF St. Co.
omoa, Twenty nth street, near Eighth avenue, this
evening, under the direction OF Mr. r. Gonzalez, late
director Of st. AIMS choir.
Regular services have besn resumed in the Presbytor
an church on University place tate Dr. Pot,s). This
morning the Rev Dr. Campbell will oiciate, and in the
afternoon the Rev. H. NJ Scudder. lately returned from
India Services n the morning at haif past ten o'clock
afternoon, half past three O'Clock
AT the Protestant Episcopal Free Church Of the Re-
Fourth avenues the Rev. Il Dickson rector services
at hafpast ten A. M and half-psst seven 7. N. The
Rev. DR.. Ogiby assistant minister Of Trinity church,
will preach in the evening.
At the Church or the Holy Trinity Fifth avenue. be-
tween Forty first and Forty second strees services will
the ar,ernoon at haIf ,si three The Rev stephen 81
fvng, Jr., will preach IN the morning
At the French Protestant Episcopal Church Du st.
the Rev Or. verren, rector, morning services at hall
past ten O'Clock; afternoon at half past three O'Clock;
both in French.
At the Beecker Cniversalist church. corner OF
Downing street, the Rev T. j. Sawyer will supply the
desk to-day. Services at haltpast ten in the morning
and halt past seven in the evening
Az the Church Of the Mediator, Lexington and
East Tnirtcth ssrec there viii he divine halt
past ten in the morning and III past seven IN the
iog The Rev Dr. Dyer will preach Id thc morning, and
the Rev. stephen a. Tying, Jr.. 10 the evening.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal church. corner OF
Henry and Scanned streets, the Rov. j. Cornoile,
tor, will preach At half psstten A. H. and the Rev Ed
win Russell assistant minister Of Zion church, at half
past sev9n ?. ~ ~.z-.
~. A. the rsops ~ pow.y three O'Clock
aAre General Mcclellan platform and princpIes or NJ,
hn md
At the Church OF the Resurrection Thirty fifth street.
near Sixth avenue, the Rev Z. o. Fasg, rector. viii
preach morning and evening Morning service at half
past ten O'Clock Evening service at haif.past seven
O'Clock.
HOUSE OF THE COOP SHEPHERD
On Monday last the Feast OF the Angel Guardians the
Most Reverend Archbishop McCloskey administered the
holy rite OF confirmation 10 hundred and twenty of
the penteut and preservation girls who having
been reclaimed from vice under the shelter OF this cha
ritable asylum desired to be fortified In their future
career by the grace OF that sacrament His Grace
assisted by the RevereDds William Quinn, McNierny and
Gesoweskey. AT the conclusion OF the ceremony Daniel
Devin. Esq, presented the Mother Superior with the
the erection Of house for the penens, the gft him.
self and Mrs nevlin On tho following Thuredsy the Hrst
made the time gin OF new winter clothing for
the ponitcpts. The house s intended to accommodate
three hundred persons but for the completion OF the
ling 10 cooperc In the work rescung these poor
from destruction. The accommodation has been hitherto
entirely asdeluate and the sisters have been under
most daily necessity OF refusing the applications made
then and crowded space also crippled them
their usefulness TO those whom they have received
SUBJECTS FOR sxnMoSs ON CHRISTIAN UNION
SECOND SERIES.
The following the scheme Of subjects for the second
series Of sermons on Christian Unop for the city OF Now
YORK and vicinity. II 10 TO promote unity Of faith and
feeling the Church of Christ-that 'tho waichmen
may eye eye.' All ministers Of Christ are invited
to choose such subject shis scheme they may do
eide upon nterpoate any other theme calculated 10
further the discussion and ~ the same time promote
ha deli and,nnc thAr
mscuous or OF . denominatlon Supposed TO be most
directly opposite TO that o; the preacher Attention
Church Substantially Uni ed Now, &c, 10 show that
parss investigation soush, bus fun and thorough
course viii Ss pTsached By the Rsv s. ssorrs, b. D.,
October is-Loss a CbristAn Uni.y--Historic 2a-The
origin Of Ssctariansm S0-The Continuing Causes OF /
5seom,ss.iousi.m isNEv,s Of sscssrisnism: 2S-rhs
,sly United Now: December 4-ns Prayer Q; Christ
s-vsibs Unity Indispensable; 2S-ThiDgs Possible and
impossible 10 Christian Unity. January t-Powes o. .
jnted Christianity agsns, Popery ls-power Of United
10 the Conversion Of the World 1powsr Of
Uniled chris.any 10 Christian Culture; 2e--Rsmodics
or sectariAnlsm. February b-Agita,tcu a Remedy;
2-Apostohc Visitation OF Churches . Rsmsdy; 10
iususl Concession indlspensable TO Unity; 7s.what
)ught CongTegatoualsts 70 Copcede FOR Unien March
shs. ought Prespyterisns IN 81 20 ooncsde for unon
5n,on; seoWha, oush, the Dutch Reformed Church 70
-oncede for Upiop April 2-whsa Ought the Lutberaps
Coucede for Union; e-Wbat Ought The Aoravians 10
,oncede for Union 1owhat Ought the Epscopalsns 10
,oucede Tor Union 23What Ought the Bapnts 70 Con-
Cnion 30-what ought the Covenanters 70 Con-
ede for Union May Flower q Revivals In Promoting
,hristian Unity; 14-Prsctcsl Religion IN Promoting
hristian Unity; 21-How TO Preach Doctrine 20 AZ 10
sromote Church Union 2S-Preachina Christ the Only
sure Remedy for Sectarianlsm. June THE Glory Of
United Chr,s.endom; 1.-The Reign Of Love on Earth.
FOREIGN.
Goiionont Paris says-The services OF the Rev Dr.
recently mister at Washington, d. C., aud
Turing the sessions OF Congress chaplain Of the Senate
the United states have been secured for the American
hape Rue de Berri Champs Elysees He ~ 10 I'm
pedstey upon the duties OF his ONCE This gentleman,
70 has held several important positions IN
s own country, and under his ministry the CHAPEL
vii no doubt enjoy fun measure Of its past pros
erity.
The thirteenth congress OF the Evangelical Church has
ist taken place at Altenburg, In saxony About eight
undred persons wero present, Of whom ha!f
pre- gnera