The New York herald., 1865-03-12

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snRvICns TODAY.
fhS Rev. 0sorrs r. Seymour win preach In g. yotss
sAuroh, Brooklyn, corner Of washnstoa and Johnssa
sssssss this evening q halfpss ssvea O'Clock suheos
Of the ssrmon-The History Il the Authorized vetsien
Of ths Bible OF loiL"
~ the Second Univsrsaiiss church, Second avenue,
Of Eleventh street, thcre win be services morning
and evening The Rev. G. L Dsmaress viii preach TO-
day.
Tho Rev. L Hodge, D. D., will preach In tho Mari
Temple Of Henry and Oliver streets aa half
past ten A. N. and half-past seven p. n.
His Grace the Most Reverend Archbishop McCIoskey
will deliver discourse In the Church Of st. Lawrence In
Eighty fourth street. between Fourth and Fifth avenues
this evening Lecture 70 commence halfpast seven
O'Clock
The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach In the Murray
Hill Baptist church. cornsrof Thirty seventh street and
Lexington avonue, as hsifpass ton n and half-past
seven Pm
Tho Rev. Thomas Armitage, D. D, will preach in the
Madison Baptist church. corner OF Thirty first
street. this afternoon st three o'clock tho seventh In
course OF sermons "Ths Distinguished Women of tho
Bible" subect-'saloms, tho Mother Of James and
Joha.S
The Rev. John b Goodman will preach il the Central
street and Third avenue this evening a hafpast scven
O'Clock.
At the Canal street Presbyterian church Greene street.
near Canal tho Row Il. A. Cobb win preach at hafpast
ton and three O'Clock Sabbath school q nine and two
O'Clock.
Al tho English Lutheran church Of st. James Fifteenth
street. between Second and Third avenues tho Rev. VIM
p Ruthnun Of Fort Wayne Ind, will preach as half
past ten A. N. and half-past seven p. N.
Al 81 AIMS Free Church. Eighteenth street, near
Firth avenue, the Rev. BENJAMIN win preach a.
quarter 10 eight and half past ton In the morning, and
three in the afternoon-the latter service Tor dcaf
mutes-and the Rev. Dr. Biz al halfpass seven in the
evening.
Al the Beecker street Univegsalst church. corner Of
Downing street, the Rev. G. r. Moor, Of Cambrgeport,
Mass win supply tho desk to-day. Servces Mt hafpast
the morning. and Of half past seven In the evening
At the Church Of the Resurrection Episcopa Thirty
NTH street. few doors east Of Sixth avenue tho rec
tor the Rev. Edward O. Fiagg, win preaoh at hapast
ten in morning and at seven In the evening
The Prophet Snow win prsash In Clinton hall, Astor
place. at three O'Clock In the afternoon
At the peoples meeting 1877 Bowery, H g. Smith will
lecture on "Reoonstructionr at three O'Clock p N.
Discussion after the lecture.
Mr. Willis will speak at 500 Broadway, Mt halfpast ten
o'clock on "The Gospel OF Srirtuasm;" at half past
seven O'Clock on sThe Heaven Of Theology vs.. Tho
Heaven OF sprtnaism;" at halfpast two o'clock con-
ference, ewhat Constitutes q Human Soulfi Essay
from Mr.. Wheeler.
The Rev Newton Heston will preach in the Rev. Dr.
Wilson church. Spring street. varick, at three
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
aSwedenborg rs a Seer, The Rev. Chauncey Giles
will lecture ON this subject this evening, at hafpast
seven O'Clock, in the New Jerusalem (SwedenbofSan)
church. in Thiry-dssh street. between Fourth and Lex
ington avenues.
AT the French Protestant Episcopal Church dn st.
Esprit West Twenty second street. Fifth avenue
morning services at fpast ten o'clock aud In the
afternoon al three o'clock-both in Frenchby Rev Dr.
verrcn.
THE VOICE OF THE PULPIT on HEALTH.
Quite number OF prominent cergymen OF this city,
representing various religious denominations will preach
ON this subject to-day No impoant topic can bc
presented than tho amcloraicn Of the sanitary condition
.ment will extend that tho attention OF the community
may called to thevast amount VI sickness
and mortality existing in our midst
SUCCESSFUL MISSION.
mission was opened ST. Malys church, Star Of the
Sea- Brooklyn, on Sunday, the 10th ult, and closed
March under the direction Of the good fathers inc
J. vangochs and James " Converse, Of the Society OF
Jcsus The mission WAS most succcssfa one, and
brooklyn The congregations who attended the minssra
tons OF the JeSt Fathers were me largest ever assem-
thc fortnight that the mission lasted eleven thou
sand and Of converts 10 Catholicism forty-hve
Thes. latter were all baptized and admitted into me
church. and untrng in his efforts to promote the
efforts Of missionaries for the benefit Of the people OF
the parish great number OF other priests volunteered
their services 10 aid in the good work. and tho mission
closed had opened to the eminent satisfaction OF all
Tho OF Father smarus we've OF the hghess ouer
Of pulpit oratorv.
DEATHS IN THE MISfsrRY.
The Rev. Joseph Stevenson, OF Belcfontaine, ONO,
died on the 24th Of February aged eghtysi years,
nifty Of which spent in preaching the Gospel
Tho Rev J. c. Hamilton, OF the Cumberland Prcsby-
terian church Illinois, died February ID He was ut the
Organization OF the FIRST Cumberland Presbyterian Pres.
bytery In Illinois, and was the Oldest minister of tnae
church in the State
The Rev Dennis Battee local elder OF the Method
list Episcopal church, died IN Baltimore on the sth inst
aged eighty years.
CARDINAL wisExAS's SUCCESSOR.
[trom the London Post, Feb. 2l.l
Much interest has naturally been excited amonst the
members Of the Roman Catholic community res,aenI ~ ~
tho metropolis and the adjao districts IN reference 70
Cardinal w4emans cessoY In the archbs hopric OF
Westminster" 1t is not Of course necessary inat ,ns
person nominated To administer the chief see IN England
Shall be cardinal nj the time OF hts nomination, al
thong is very probable that the eccesiastic selected
for the archbshopsic will very afterwards have the
card n,e conferred him Among those best quail
Judge upon such mattcrs tc haies OF three gen.
emen are mentioned and there to be little donbt
that one them viii be selected to guide the spiritual
int rest Of the metropolitan s'iiocec of Wesi,nn. %
n rs names % ar % 'ae aea hs Rs s% MOnspor ipr
W.
Ceor n Talbot and the Very Rev. Dr. Henry r. Manning
Dr Clifford Is AZ present Bshor OF Clifton diSfinsn is9
ed uembar or the Roman CAticl hierarchy Of EDs@nd,
and according nerets peeragel brother OF baron
CLIFFORD count OF the Holy Roman Empire Tue bishop
WAS horn ia 1875 Monsignor Talbot IL Chamberlain 10
the Pore II ported To- be Of great learning
and tat He s q brother OF Lord Talbot dc Ms'ahas
DR. Manning for many years distinguished clergy
man OF The Church OF England and Archdeacon OF chi
che ster He was educated at Balol College, Oxford aud
graduated in $780, whom lie took ilrst class IN classic
there being In tho class with him MI Henry VII
bcrorce o Orie College Ia brother OF the Bishop OF oA
ford) now a iaynan of the Cbrrch OF Rome. Dr. Man
ming resigned his ecclesiastical prefeiments IN the
Church OF England In 1851, joining the Rcraan Ca
thoc Chur h, and is now tho head o. arcisie orl.r
settled nj Bayswaer entitled rhe Oblaes of ST. Charles
Borromco.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Gseenchwich Reformed Dutch church, formerly on
the corner al Blocker and Tenth streets, New York,
opened their new chapel Forty sixth street near Sixth
avenue on indov last. The edihce just completed Is
very ts,efr commodious and complete in all its appoint