The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17
RELIGIOUs IHTELLIaEHCR.
Services TODAY.

Services To-day.
The Rev. r. q Storrs, Jr, d. d., Of BROOKLYN will
preach In the Church OF the Holy Trinity Madison ave-
nue. corner Of Forty second street. this evening Ser.
vices will commence at quarter to eight O'Clock
The Seventh Presbyterian church. corner of Broome
and Ridge streets, Rev. T. Ralston Smith, pastor, has
been reopened Services ct half past in the morn
ing and half-past seven In the evening
At the Union Reformed Dutch church, Sixth avenue |
opposite Amity street. services will be held the morn
ing at hafpast ten, and in the evening at hafpas
seven. Sabbath school morning and afternoon.
The Rev. Dr. Irvine will preach in Westminster
church. Twenty street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues at halpast ten O'Clock in the morning and at
half-past seven o'clock in the evening.
At st. Thomas Free Chapel, corner OF Prince and
Thompson Streets there will be divine service at half
past ten O'Clock in the morning and at hafpas seven
o'clock in the evening. The Rev. Thomas H. Sill, Of
Canton, N. Y, will preach at each service.
AT the Second Univesalist church, Second avenue,
corner Of Eleventh street. the Rev. @. L. Dsmarcst,
pastor services will b hold quarter to eleven in the
morning and hslfpast soven in tho evening. In the
evening the at Of two lectures "Human Nature and
Destiny" will DO delivered
At the South Baptist church. West Tw enty NTH street.
near Eighth avenue will be held at hafpast
ten in the morning and quarter TO eight in the evening
Preaching by the Rev. Halsey W. Knapp.
At g. AIMS church, Eighteenth street. near Fifth
avenue the rector will preach at quarter to eight and
half past ten in the morning aud half past three In the
afternoon-the latter service for deaf mutcs-and the
Rev E. b. Russell at quarter to eight in the evening.
The Rev. DR. Marshall, the eloquent Mississippi divine,
is preach Cooper INSTITUTE at eleven O'Clock the
morning on ''The Shaking Of tho Nations"
prayer meeting, services commencing at half-past
seven O'Clock, will be held this evening" at lot Bank
allv cd
for the destitute and those who unable to attend any
regular church service.
At the Church Of the Resurrection, Thirty fifth street.
near Sixth avenue, Rev. Edward O. Fagg, rector will
preach morning and evening Morning service al half
past ten O'Clock; evening at halfpast seven O'Clock
The Sunday school will reopen at halfpast two O'Clock
in the afternoon.
The ceremony OF laying the corner stone OF new
Catholic church in Jersey City will take place at the cor
ner OF Grand and Van Worst streets at half past three
O'Clock in the afternoon, the Right Rev. J. Bayey d.
D., assisted by several eleEgymen, officiating The dis
course will be by the Rev. L. McGlynn, d. d.
At the Pilgrim Baptist church. in Thirty third street,
between Eighth and Ninth avenues. there will be preach
ing halfpast O'Clock In the morning and quarter
to eight in the evening" by the Rev. Mr. Moss Of Charles
town, Mass
The Rev. Dr. wssso4s will preach in his church. For
tysecond street. near Seventh avenue this morning and
evening Subject in the evening, services commencing
at half.past seven O'Clock, "Mordccai, Esther aud
Haman.
At the English Lutheran church Of st. James, Fiji,
tcenh street, between Second and Third avenues the
Rev. T. Stock, D. D., Of Philadelphia, will preach M
half past ten O'Clock In the morning end half past seven
in the evening. y
At the Fifty.thrd street Baptist church. near Broad.
way and Seventh avenue there will be preaching by the
Rev. G. Chase at halfpast ten O'Clock In the morning
and halfpast seven in the evening. Sunday school at
nine o'clock in the morning and two In the afternoon.
The French church Du St Esprit Twenty second
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues the Row DIR.
veen rector will be reopsned for Divine service this
morning at hafpast ten o'clock.
There will be Holland preaching in the basement Of
the Middle Dutch church. Of Fourth street and
Lafayette place. this evening at halfpast O'Clock
At the Blocker Unversast church, corner Of
Downing street, the Rev. Day X Lee pastor, services
will bs held in the morning at quarter to eleven and
In the evening at half. past seven O'Clock
Ella Hobart, army chaplain will deliver her farewell
Sermon under inspiration at Cooper Institute this even
Ing, at haif-past seven O'Clock.
There will be religious discussions al Metropolitan Hail.
o6 Sixth avenue, in tho afternoon s three and in the
evening At quarter to eight o'clock An experience
meeting will b. held in the morning, at half past ten
O'Clock.
Al the Central Presbyterian church. Brooms street. two
blocks east Of Broadway therc will DO preaching by the
pastor, the Rev J. B. Dunn, In the morning at half
past ten and In the evening at halfpsst O'Clock
Bishop Snow of Mount Zion, will preach the Word Of
Prophecy in tho afternoon ct three o'clock in Jones'
Hall, $50 Broadway.
At ST. Johns Independent Methodist church, Forty.
nrst street, Sixth avenue, the Rev. g. Hughston,
OF the Congregational church. will preach this morning
and evening the usual time. Sabbath school at half
past two o'clock
At Christ church. corner Of Fifth and Thirty
hth street. there will DO Divine service In tho morning,
at ten, and in tho evening at half past seven
O'Clock. Sermon by the rector Rev. r. g. Owen.
Service will DO held at the Soldiers depot Howard
street. this (Sabbath) afternoon ut halfpast three
O'Clock As this service Is designed for tho religious
benefit Of the soldiers would cordially invite any Of
soldiers sailors who may be in the city to attend.
Annual Meeting OF the New York Gem
sraf AsssoisttOn.
The thirty second annual meeting OF the General Asso
citation Of New York will be hold in the Congregational
church 1t 0swego, on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Among the
sulscs % be presented for discussion are stat: Or
Conversion Of Children HOME nssions; Pnrochia
Evanselisstion, and the State OF tho Country.
Elmo Arts.
Nehg's Ane picture Of sThs Night After the Battle
is now on exhibition at sncdecor's gallery II will DO
recoectsd that this gifted artist lost everything but
this picture by he recent nre o. his studio $50 Broad.
way. His valuable collection Of studies, sketches, an
Client srmor costumes jewelry lace &c, the fruit Of
many years accumulation and OF the greatest value
him Ia his pursuits were entirely destroyed Some OF
his artist and other friends. with NJ Leutze at their
head, have persuaded him 10 allow this. his remaining
picture be put up for disposal by subscription. and
being exhibited previous TO the project being
carried Tho patrons Of American art should not
lose this opportunity Of tsstfyns their sympathy for
the misfortune that has been one Of the most talented
and rising Of lie youns professors. Mr.. Nehk was on
the high rosd 70 competency whsn ne WINS overtaken
by the calamity which has swept away tho fruits Of
many years' hard labor