The New York herald., 1864-03-13
Religious Intelligence.
SERVICES TODAY.

| fore the people In st. LOUIS
Religious Intelligence.
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Al st. Johns Independent Methodist church. Forty.
first street, Sixth avenue the Rev. Thomas Marsden
Of the Methodist Episcopal church. will preach at half
past O'clock and the Rev. r. H. Bourne, Of the Pro
testant Episcopal church, ha.f.pas seven O'Clock
The Rev. Samuel b. Bell D. o., will preach in the FIJI
teth street Presbyterian church, Broadway and
Eighth avenue, at hali.past ten and hafpast seven
| o'clock.
The Rev. Dr. Buddngton. Of Brooklyn, win deliver the
uext sermon the OF South church lectures Sec
ond SERIES in the South Baptist church, Twenty fifth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues at half past
seven O'Clock. Subject" -"Christian Uses OF Business
| Life."
At tho Seventeenth street Methodist Episcopal church.
between First and Second avenues the Praying Band
Samuel Halted leader will hold service at ten three and
seven O'Clock
Tho Rev. j. Fl. Cox D. D., will preach in the North
Presbyte church. OF Ninth avenue Thirty
first street. morning and evening The in the
ing will be from the ninth chapter OF Romans and third
/ verse.
The Rev. DR.. Junkin will preach in the Canal street
Presbyte church. or Greene street, at half
| past ten and three O'Clock.
The Rev. G. c. Goss will deliver discourse this
ng, at Hope Chapel, Broadway 10 the sad and
ing the "Bright Side Of Liie" Childrens meeting
| three O'clock
W. Fl. Milburn will deliver another OF the course OF
lectures the Early History OF Christianity" at Irving
Hail. at half-past seven O'Clock Subiect-"Ignatus and
/ Polycarp, the Aposolica Fathers"
| The United States Christian Commission will hold q
meeting in the Church of tho Mediator Lexington ave-
nue., Of East Thrteth street, this evening Ad.
dresses may be expected from Rev George Mingins,
Rev. George Brngherat, Of Philadelphia. and Rev.
| Stephen II. Tying Jr Services will commence at half
| past O'Clock.
Frederick L. H. Willis viii speak at Clinton Hail. Astor
place, harpast ten O'Clock and half past O'Clock.
Cnh,no hat ic Gnds tRr.n
| OF Life"
The Greenwich Reformed Protestant Dutch church will
hold divine service at It's new place OF worship 6Sl Sixth
avenue Foreth street. at half ten O'Clock and
harp past o'clock The Sabbath school will meet in
| the same place at nine o'clock.
The Rev. g. T. Flanders will deliver the eighth dis
course "Hel: its Origin, History Destny,' at the
Historical Sociey's Building, Second andElcvenh
street, at half past seven o'clock suoiect-ls Hell
4 Lake OF Fire and BrmstoneT' Morning service at q
quarter to eleven O'Clock. Subject"Chr stianify and
| woman.'
At the Central Presbyterian church, Broome street,
two blocks east OF Broadway, there will be preaching by
the pastor Rev. James Dunn at past ten and balf
past seven o'clock. Evening subect-"Recognitlon in
the Other World being the last lecture Pilgrims
1 Progress. Sabbath school at nine and two O'Clock.
"Enemics will be the subject OF the DISCOURSE half
past seven O'Clock, by the Rev. William Alvin Bartlett.
at the Brooklyn tabernacle Preaching the morning
at hapast ten O'Clock Sabbath school at nine and half
4 past two O'Clock.
| The Rev. James Mathews, ID. D. win preach mt the
the England soldiers Relief Association.
No 1914 broadway, at three O'Clock PM. The public are
| invited to attend.
The eleventh sermon in the series Christian Union
will be preached by the Rev. nr Dix rector OF Trinity
church this evening, the Broadway Tabernacle-ser
vices commencing at half past seven O'Clock
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal church, corner oil
Henry and Scanned streets services at half ten and
haf past O'Clock The rector, the Rev. Samuel j.
| Corneille, will preach morning and evening.
Divine services will be held in the chapel Of Rutgers
Institute Fifth avenue, between Forty first and Forty.
o'clock Thc Rev. DR.. Dyer will preach in the morning
and the Rev. stephen H. Tying Jr., in tho afternoon.
At the Twentieth street Universast church,
cnth avenue the Rev f. g. Brooks will give his ninth
Of the current series at three O'Clock Subject
ruth, tho Woman Morning sermon at past ten
| O'Clock, commemorative OF Rev. Thomas Starr King.
| The Scientific Religonists will hold a meeting at the
| Cooper Institute, room 3d. at seven O'Clock.
lis IL possible desirable TO restore the Union as IL
wasf" will be the subject OF discussion the Peoples
meeting, az No ISL Bowery Discussion " commence at
three O'Clock 10 the afternoon. From two TO three
O'Clock, "iho Constitution OF the Uncd staicsis il suf.
Icient for the trials oil the dayy'
Mrs Cora /. " Hatch will speak in the polytechnic 10.
sute, Livingston street. Court Brooklyn three
o'clock. subject chosen by the audience.
The Rev. James Matthew'S u. d. viii preach at the
rooms Of tho New England Soldiers Relief association
No l94 Broadway, at three O'Clock p NJ The pubic arc
| invited 10 attend.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| pEws
correspondent suggests tho importance OF having
few pews IN every church CONSTRUCTED 70 make
them comfortable for nyads who sit through the
He thinks that many who greatly desire to near
and specially need the comfo ts the Gospel would be
carried the of worship II they could recline
such place 70 avoid the observation Of the congrcga-
lion
To rs that such must be extremely rare
and modern contrivanCes invalid or recni ing
chars will enable one who desires il to occupy retired
situation church, aud to hear the word without any
great incol venicnce But would hardly think worth
While TO make permanent pews in the church for the few
who would desire to use them. still the suggestion e In
| ieresting and worth considering.
by the way. IL there were arrangements made ,or
"seepiug would II not be great accommodation
TO those who find u 50 nconvenent 10 during the
while sitting up. Theoften let their heads TALL
EarEu
their neghbors. aud the motion wakes them up with
that dangerous to the spinal column and the grav
ty OF the place sleeping rcw Tor this class
would be great comfort TO them and relief TO others
| Neto York Observer.
A correspondent Of the New York Rvanoelis. writing
from Saginaw Valley, Mich, says-In 1850 there
four church organizations In the valley and church
buiding-one Presbyterian, Episcopal, two Mstbo
dIst-employing three ministers. Now there twenty
foar-four Presbyterian churches and trustees, with
prospects o organizing more; three Episcopalian, with
the prospect of one moe one Congregational four Bap
tst six Methodist four Lutheran and two Cathl lic-em
poying twenty ministers. There chuych
buildings
February 2 calling meeting OF the ST Louis Confer.
onco OF the Methodist Episcopal Church South st.
Louie, on Wednesday, March %.
II Is forty years the organization Of the Mis-.
sionary society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. The
receipts Of the rst year were $685. The just closed
wed 3429 COO and the total receipts the orgapi
zstion Of tho society g. 100000.
mr. Newman, Of the Washington square Methodist
Episcopal church. New York Is about leaving for New
Orleans 70 reOTganilo The Methodist churches that
city.
Mrs Boone, the wiic OF tho Rev. Bishop Boone OF
Protestant, Episcopal church in China died Suez.
he on her way this country for tho benefit OF her
health. she was buried at Suez, the service OF the
| church beng read by the British Consul Mrs. Roone
was native Of South Carolina. She well known IN
this city.
Nine cardinals hats are at present disposable Plus
TX has during his reign created forty five cardinas aud
seen sixty i've disappear from this world
| Arrivals and Depa
/ DEPARTURES.
| ,tvyproot-eteamship Etna-Mrs NJ Clark Henry q
uanehton Geo Tat Mr. Stuart OF Montreal Il Burch and
vie Of phia Mary Green children Joan
Fox James Coney, Of New York; Joseph Dumenburg ~
San FrancsDs Thomas Turnbul, Of Phiade phis; tVBs
land, Manuel soancs Mr. Boubee Of Hamilton, simon