The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16
Religious Iassllissass.

| SERVICES TODAY.
rhs Rev. Samuel Hanson Coz, D. D., will preach in the
West Ffsth street Presbyterian church. near Eighth
avenue REV Samuel B. Bell D. D., PASTOR, n hssfpast
I ten A. NJ and at quarter to eight p. Y
The Rev Dr. wescott will preach 10 NJ sAsssh south
sds 81 Forty seoodssrees, between ssvssGH md Eighth
avsndss halfpast ten A. n, ths fsnsrai sermon d
Mrs. Thomas Phillips and at hsifp6a seven P. H. %
"The Natural Evidences and Bible Description OF the
Dsluse."
The Rev h. Madison. D. D., will preach In Forty Afss
street, near Sixth avenue, n hafpast ten A. n .
on THE New Church Theory Of The Resurrection" sSd
quarter 70 eight on the Characteristics and Uses al
the Resurrection Body"
ASt AIMS Free church. Eighteenth street. near rtth
avenue the rector will preach quarter before eight
ana n hsfpam ten and at half-psss thres ~,
pie 1t quarter % eight p n - ''' Nv
At the Baptist nariners' Temple Oliver stress, ths
osv isc., hoogs D pastor there WIN be an sxpss
sunday school At two r. n Preaching al cuarssrs .
Lord"
By invitation Of Governor Fenson, the Rev l. n.
King Will preach to the soldevs at the New York stats
Soldiers Depot Nos so and 81 Howard street. nses
Broadway this afternoon, at hafpsst three O'Clock
Al The CAM street Presbyterian church Greene street
past ten and hsnpas three O'Clock.
Al the Church q mo Resurrection (EpscopaN Tsry-
nth street few dosss east Of Sixth avonue the reose
the Rev Edward q Bagg, will preach ss halfpast tel
4 H. and four p. ~
At g. Paul's church, Hoboken, the rectcr the Rev.
" Hruce will hold the appointed services .tdsy Suhr
jece Of the morning sermon "The Miacu0ss Drsught OF
Fishes in the evening suscct Of the discourse, The
Secrss Of Happy Life"
The Messenger g. s. sno~ will preach on "Bfoplscy"
at three p M at Jones' Assembly Rooms $50 Dtoa4wH.
discussion bctween Orthodox Christians andSpirts.
lists will take place three r NJ at Metropolitan ~
% Sixth avenue Eighth street The dscun0u WI
be continued at eight p. M.
The Rev..C B. smyth, will preach In DufeId STREET
Reformed Presbyterian church, near Myrtle Gvonuc,
Brooklyn at half past ten A. NJ and four p r. ID. Wy
Subject in the morning. "Orginal SIM" In the-sfser
noon. " The Lesson OF Life"
The Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Redcenleva
Eighty NTH street between Second and Third avenues
Rev j. W shackelford llate Of the House OF Prayer,
Newark N ~, rector Services halfpast ten A. Nj.
and quarter to eight PM
DEATH OF THE REV. NEWTON HEsrON.
The Rev. Newte0 Heston well known Congregational
clergyman OF Brooklyn, died Thursday afternoon OF
apoplcxy. He was forty years of sge Mr. Heston
was formerly Methodist clergyman boa became pasios
oil the state street congregational church few
RELIGIOUS sECTs THE UNITEo srArRs.
In the United States there fifty three religious
sects Among them ten different kinds Of Baptsts,
nine or Meth0dsts thirteen Of Presbyterian and oe
Quakers The Baptists number TIA, 1878 members,
and the Methodsts 654 1872 The num-
Der contrasting the Roman Catholic religion Is 3,l71,l40
PROGRESS or RoMANIsM IN ENGLAND.
II Is remarked . curious fact that Of the many
priests who stood round the high altar OF St. Marys,
Mooreds, the occasion Of the conservation OF Dr.
Manning, recently, Roman Catholic Archbishop Of
there not less than hundred who
had either been In orders of the Church OF England
had beon follows Of English colleges In their day.