The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

being for deaf muecs, and The fsy. y. Ever a. half
past seven y. n
s. 8 Snow, messenger Of God, win preach In Clinton
Hail. Aston place, at three p. n
The Rev. Thomas Arrn;tsge D. D., win preach In the
Madison aysAus Baptist church. " Tlifty.ifst
street, This afternoon at three o'clock, the eighth Ia
course Of sermons The Distinguished Women Of The
Bible" subeet-''Vhe Virgin Nary"
Tho Rsv. D. A Corey win preach in the Murray Hin
BapuS church. corner Of Thirty seventh stress and
Lexington avenue, At half past ten n and at hafpAs
sscen p II.
r. J. Tucker win lecture "Reconstrueoc,n II
he peoples meeting, No. 1877 Bowery, NJ three p. n
Discussion after the lecture
The seventh Of tho course Of prophetic lectures on
Daniel win be delivered hy John Williams this evening"
:. University Buildnvs Washington square at half past
soyen O'clock subject-'grhe Doom OF Antchrst.n
At the Canal street Presbyterian church. in Greene
street. Canal the Rev. N. A. Cobb viii preach At
hal past three O'clock Sabbath school ct nine
and two.
At the English Lutheran church OF st. James, FIJI
tcenh street, between Second and Third avenues tho
Row 9. B. Barptx, OF Wheeling, w. Va, will preach At
past ten in the morng and half past sevon In the
evening
At the Blocker stree. Unversaist church. Of
Downing street, the Rev c. R. Moor, OF Cambrdgcpor
lass, will supply tho desk to-day. Services at half.
evening
At tho church or the Resurrection TpiscopaN, Thirty
nth street. few doors east OF Sixth avenue the rector
the Rev Edward O. Tlagg viii preach At hafpast ten in
the morning and hafpast seven in tho evening.
AZ the Church Of the Holy Apostles, Twenty eighth
Ninth avenue third service every Sunday at
haf-past o'clock P. M. Seats free.
AT Hope Chapel 7ls Broadway, Mr.. Willis will speak
at half past ten O'Clock, 0Man's Spiritual Percep-
tionsn and at hafpast seven on especial Divine Prov
dcncc" At three O'Clock conference 'The Attributes
and Relations Of the Soul"
Al St Gabrers Church, East Thirty seventh street,
Rev. T. ]. o'Toole will preach a St Patrick,
Apostle Of Ireland" this evening, at hafpast seven
o'clock Tickets Of admission so cents proceeds for the
erection Of the now church.
Rsv W. G. Van Meter OF the Howard Mission, will
address the Sunday School of the South Baptist church,
Twenty. fifth street. between Seventh and Eighth
nues this evening, upon the occasion Of their ami
verssry.
sprtuallsm-Cli upper Hail. Eighth street,
Broadway Elizabeth Fininy dscourses under spir. in
spraton every Sunday afternoon Also shc gives ear
voyant Communications daily In A. 500 Broadway
THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
The United States Christian Commission will hold o
public meeting this evening at the Academy Of Music.
made by the Rev ]. T Duryca, Rev G. J. Mingins and
Rev Chaplain McCabo who have recently from
sung by Chaplain AcCsbe, and Your Mission by Mr. p
Phiipa
NATIONAL UNITARIAN CONVENTION.
meeting Of delegates consisting OF fiyo representa-
tves of each of the New York and Brooklyn churches
held the 14th inst. at the Sunday School room Of
All Souls Church After the organization Of the meeting
tho delegates resolved themselves into General Commit
tee Of Arrangements and chose T. G. Cowdin, Esq, as
their Chairman II decided that the religious SER
vices Of the convention should at All Souls church.
Tuesday evening April at eight O'Clock; convention
sermon by j. " Clarke d. b. The business session Will
commence Wednesday, April at ten 4. NJ, ind will be
bold the Broadway Athcnn the cold Church OF tho
Messiah" A social reception VIII be held at Irving
Hall Thursday evening, April 8. Committees on FL
nance, the Social Reception, Railroad Fares Private
Hospitality and External Arrangements for the Public
Meetings were announced. The committee adjourned to
the 2st inst hear the reports OF suDcomInt
tees and take any new orders that may be found
expsdient
LADIES' FAIR roR THE BENEFIT OF ST. LuKE's
The opening Of the Ladies' Fair for tho BENEFIT Of the
thira street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues win
take place to morrow (Monday) noon Tie fair IL TO BIO
held IN tho basement Of the church. which has been de-
and properly ntted up for this purpose Great
exertions havo been made by the ladies 70 collect all kinds
Of suitable articles for exhibition and sale, and their
"bazaar" will show that they have not labored In
The management is in the hands OF Mrs r. Betz Pres-
dent; Mrs Aldinger, Vice President; and Mrs. VIM
Seebach, Secretary
FINANCES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF. FOREIGN
The Secretary writes that the treasury Of the A. D
r NJ. Is becoming seriously embarrassed Onehalf OF
financial year gone but instead Of rcceiv
ing half Of the $780, 900 voted Worcester, they
have received less than onethtrd OF that sum Sls6e5i
Indeed the donations and egaccs have advanced only
81, ass beyond those Of last year On tho other hand
the expenditures are uniform aud Imperative
PREACHING IN CHARLESTON, 8. G.
Eirco the occupation OF Charleston by forces Sab
bath services have been held in several churches by
Northern ministers On February 20 the Rev. G. II
Corey and on March 8 the Rev g. J.. Harris Army Mis-
s.onary the American Tract Society preached large
congregations of citizens and soldiers On the evening
OF he latter Sabbath Mr. Harris preached to nearly one
pd i've IN tfEu
the city the one which Mr. Adgsr built for tho coored
people
PROGRESS OF ROMAN CATHOLICISM IN GREAT
BRITAIN.
The issue OF tho Roman Catholic Directory for 1865
under authority VI the late Cardinal N,emau gics
CONCISE view OF the progress Of the Church in
England and Scotland during the past year. and specially
its progress London Tie ecclesiastical star nmcdi
atey under Cardinal W!scmen numbers no Tower than
thousand three hundred and thirty eight priests ncud
ing bsnops Tor EDgand, and one hundred and
eighty three priests Tor Scotland lcludng four bshors
making total for Great Britain OF thousand 1--we
hundred aud twenty prics;s Thcre IL thus an in
durisg the year Of no fewer than seventy
priests England and 1--WE In Scotand-in all seventy
six. In England there nine hundred and forty one
churches and stations; la Scotland hundred and
md Ta there Sn rerase Of o..
churches In England during the year There also
nfty eight monasteriss in England There
avowedy yet in Scotland There Is an increase durag
the year OF two of these institutions There
hundred and eighty sevon nunneries In England and
fourteen Ia Scotland In all two hundred and one show
ing increase during the year Of nvo In
England and Of one In Scotland There
ten colleges In England and two in Scotland
which Is the number a. last year Cardinal WISE
In order to illustrate TO his audience Mechn the
progress Of his operations In Lopdsn showed the
Der of churches nunheles moasteyies hospitals and
orphansses for 1922 1851 and 1863 and bringing down
these figures far with certainty, TO the pre-
date the readily the steady and rapid
progress which the Church OF Rome Is making, espe-
eiaIly in the metropolis Of tho kingdom:-
Years. Chnrchss NunneyISa konaue y,<s
ls2g. ..."...... -
1881. ........... -
1866. Ill 81 15
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rev. Henry N. Hudson has resigned his chap
slncy tho army, and Is vt present residing at North
ampton, Mas
The Rev. Bishop James was appointed delegate from
the American Bblo Society TO attend the VI
tho British aad Foreign Bible Sociely In May noxI