The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

will be delivered CONNIE lucrative of the late Mrs. Eliza
beth BrinckerhoG
Al the Fifyth street Baptist church, near Broad
way and Seventh avenue there will he preaching at half
past ten A. NJ and halfpast seven NJ, by the Rev. c.
S. Chase. Sunday school at nine A. NJ. and two r. NJ
The Rev. Jonathan j. Jones will preach at the WEIGH
Baptist tabernacle 14i Chryse street. this afternoon,
services commencing at three O'Clock.
The Christian church, formerly worshpping in West
Seventeenth street. will meet in the lecture room OF their
new church building in Twenty-eighth street, near
Broadway to-day, services commencing at hafpast ten
A. II. and half past n. Preaching by the pas
tor, Urban G. Brewer.
At St. Stephens Episcopal church. corner OF Broome
and Chrystie Streets there will DO service this morn
ing al ten o'clock Sermon by the rector the
Rev. Dr. Price,
AT st. Johns Independent Methodist church, Forty
first street. Professor Martin, Of the Theological Semi
nary, will preach morning and evening at the usual time
Sabbath school at half past two O'Clock p.
At the South Baptist church. West Twenty fifth street.
Eighth avenue thore will be preaching by the Rev.
w. H. Pendleton, at half past ten A. H. and halfpast
seven p NJ.
At st. AIMS church, Eighteenth street. near Fifth
avenue the Rev. E. Benjamin will preach at threequar
tiers after and halfpast ten NJ and halfpast
three p NJ the latter service for deaf mutes and the
Rev. John Boyle at three-quarters after p. NJ.
AT the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
waverley place, the Rev. J. p Fuget will preach,
ing and afternoon, and the Rev. Dr. Dix, rector Of
Trinity church, in the evening Services commence at
hapast ten in the morning. and at halfpast three and
half past seven in the evening.
The Rev. DR.. Wcscott will preach in his church,
Forty second street. Seventh avenue at halfpas
ten in the morning and hafpast in the evening
subject-Danie, the Prime Minister of Neb chad
nezzar, Bclshazzar and Darius
The Rev. W. Madison, D. d. having recently been ap-
pointed to the pasorac of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, Jersey City, will deliver his inaugural dsonfsc
this morning. services commencing at hnlf!ast ten
o'clock. Evening services at half past
The Prophet Snow will preach at thr,c o'clock this
afternoon, in jones' Hail. $50 Broadway
The Rev. S. H. Tyng, Jr., will preach in the Free
Church of the Holy Martyrs Forsyth street, New
Canal, this Sunday evening collection will be taken
for the mission.
Divine service will DO held in tho Swedish language
Pastor Andrcn, OF Indiana, officiating, this afternoon at
three o'clock, at tho Evangelical Lutheran Church of ST.
James, in Fifteenth street, between Second and Third
avenues
At the English Lutheran Church of st. James, Fiji.
to nth street. between Second and Third avenues the
Rev. G. r. Krotcl; u. d. OF PHILADELPHIA will preach at
half past ten a. n. and lalf.past p NJ.
At the First Frcewl Baptist church, Seventeenth
street, west of Sixth formerly in Twenty eighth
street, there will be preaching by the pastor The Rev.
c. S. Perkins, at half past A. Dr. and quarter past
2. NJ There will also DO social prayer meeting
at three p NJ. Sabbath school at half past nine A. NJ.
and two p. NJ
At the French Church du st. Esprit, Twenty second
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues the Rev Dr.
veIrcn, rector Divine service will be held this morning.
ut hafpast ten O'Clock
AT tho Central Presbyterian church, Bioome street,
two oks east Of Broadway there will be preaching by
the pastor. the Row. James b. Dunn, at halfpas ten
A. ~ and hall past seven I. n.
At the Blocker street Unversas church. corner Of
Downing street the Rev. Day X. Les, pastor, services
commence at a quarter before eleven A. NJ. and half
past seven r. n.
At the Church of the Resurrection Thirty Nth street
east Of SIKH avenue, the Rev Edward o. Fagg rector
services commence ut haiiIast ten A. NJ and halfpast
seven Y. NJ
There will bc discuss,ops spintualism and tho
Miracles OF the Bible a, Metropolitan Hail. s5 Sixth
nue. at three and halt past seven ~ An experience
meeting will also DO held NJ hafpast ten A. NJ
There will be a discussion between Orthodoxy and
Spirituaism at Cooper Institute, half-past
r. NJ. Subiect-"Is Spiruasm rruo or Contrary 10 tho
Teachings Of Jesus Christi
Address OF Bishop Atkinson to tho Coun-
ssl g os Hief cs.sa s; nS s;a
There Is question OF tho greatest interest md mpor
lance which this diocese in with It's associates
political events to consider The authority OF the civil
government Of the United States having been rs-esab
United statesr TO me ! l. plain that this Is critical
in the history Of the Church. both ct the North
and the Souththat on the decision Il shall reach
and the action II shall pursue, 1t will depend very
much whether in the future IL shall sink TO tue level Of
sect, rather bundle Of hostile sects shall
maintain s claim TO be pure and vigorous branch Of
the Church Catholic rising continually into wider
funcss and higher influence, until at length IL shall be
como the Church, not merely in The United States, but
OF the American people.
The organization Of a Church in the Confederate States
distinct from that In the United States was conceive,
linda. Ind
occurred according to expectation Indispensable 10
enable do our full duty to the people intrusted TO
and the cuse which produced our separation having
ceased would appear that reunion is the wise and
proper course But appears to me to be even moreto
be the required u by principles church
Unity o. government is Of the most essential
parts of that unity of His Church which Saviour
stamped Il Of MS marks aud characters, but
which men have signally defacea. Il
THE DUTY OF THE CHURCH To rmE FREEDMEN.
think IL right 10 add few words another topic
connected with political condition. IL is our duty
the colorcd population lately liberated by the action Of
tho government Of the United States. We must /
continue our care or them we 70 ncrene ~
past let resolve In Gods strength 90 TO be Tor the
futurc We shall have less OF natural affection TO ami
let try 10 have OF Christian principle
That which becomes us towards all men, especially be-
comes US towards them--irst tobe just next to be
kind Let Us remember then that by existing pot
cal SYSTEM In which have acquosced, they have
right wages Tor their labor. Let pay them, then,
not rruagingy or of necessity but honest debt.
The amount must Of course depend on the value Of their
labor the number of their families, whom we have 10 sup
port aud partly too, the resources OF much improve
rshcd people, but as Christians must 70 H. that
we give them that which Is just and equal knowing |
that also have Master In heaven" Let |
make them feel what Is believe, most true, that
their best friends among ourselves and that to
they must look for counsel aud aid, aud project ON.
all, let remember that part Of duty in
which, fear, have been most dccieu,, providing
for them sound religious instruction Fhey are In great
danger OF falling into the hands " mischievous aud
sometimes doubt, malevolsnt fanatics, which would
he great calamity to them and also 10 u.s. Lot us Gu
doavor IL by doing what at rate our duty
by giving them the true doctrine OF our Lord Jesus
christ Ia lieu Of the vain sngings OF false teachers
Let rase up coored congregations in our towns and
let all clergy feel that important part OF their
charge teach and to berepd the coored people, ant
especially tram far they permitted to ~ So
The chi Idrcn Of that race.
New and Important Religious Move
mcmtss
AMERiCA.
movement for eSscnded Christian work has Just