The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18


church, corner a Forysixth assss4 win sssbssae ~
swsnty-nfth anniversary to-day The pastor, the Rev.
Dr. Arnisags win preach historical sermon ~ half
past ten O'Clock In the morning Afternoon ssrvioes
"A Reunion and Free Conference" commencing It two
O'Clock. The Sunday school will hold It's twenty-hfth
anniversary 1t half-past seven O'Clock this evening
general invitation Il extended TO all who have been con-
nectsd with this body. and 10 others interested in its
prosperity.
The pastor of Mount Zion church, & g. Snow, will
preach in Jones' Hail. $50 Broadway at three O'Clock
this afternoon. Subject-"MormonIsm, Jesuitism and
spiritualism."
At 81 Anns Free church, Eighteenth street. near
Fifth avenue the Rev. W. Walker will preach at half
past seven O'Clock this morning. and the Rev. Easbun
Benjamin at hafpast ten O'Clock this morning, and ut
three and bali seven O'Clock this evening" the After
noon services Ing for deaf mutes.
AT the Memorial church. Hammond street. corner Of
Waverley place, the Rev. T. Tracy will preach morn
ing and Afternoon, and the Rev. E r. Remington in
the evening Services at halfpast ten three
and hafpast seven o'clock
Al the New York Young Mems Christian Association,
lol Fifth avenue, corner Of Twenty street. tho
Rev. Joseph Daryea will preach 70 gentlemen only
this evening, at half-past seven o'clock.
At the North Baptist church. Of Christopher and
Bedford streets, the Rev A. ceghorn, pastor there Will
be preaching at half past ten this morning and hafpass
seven In the evening
At the Pilgrim Baptist church, West Thirty-third
street. there will be preaching morning and evening BY
The Rev. 8. A. Corey D. D., will preach In the Murray
Hill Baptist church, corner OF Lexington avenue and
Thiry-seventh street, at halfpas ten o'clock In the
morning and at half past seven In the evening.
At the Christian church. Twenty eighth street, near
Broadway, viii be held at halfpast ten o'clock
in tho morning and half-past seven In the evening
Preaching morning and evening by Urban G. Brewer.
At the First Free win Baptist church, Seventeenth
street. west OF Sixth avenue, the Rev J. p Nutting will
preach at hapast ten o'clock in the morning and sree
In the afternoon There will also be prayer meeting ct
halt seven In the evening" sunday school ~ TWO
In the Afternoon.
At the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal church
will be held to-day. There win be preaching at half past
ten O'Clock in the morning by the PASTOR tho Rev. G.
MSss I Ss aaaesssS S
Greene street. and others Sermon ut hafpas seven In
the evening by the Rev. G. Haulenbeck, missionary.
]. L. Bishop will preach this evening, services
commencing at past O'Clock at the Sanctuary
1OS First street, the Second Coming of Christ the
Millonnum,' &c.
York; will DO the subject OF discourse by the Rev.
Peter Sryker, in the Thirty fourth street Reformed
Dutch church, this evening, at alfpast seven O'Clock
At the Blocker street Universast church. OF
Downing street. the Rev. Day X. Lee PASTOR services
will be held quarter to eleven NJ and at hafpast
seven p. N.
At the Church Of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue,
corner of Forty. second street. at haipast ten A. NJ,
Bishop Potter will hold ordination. Bishop Gregg Of
p. H. Tho Raw DR. Tying, rector Of ST. Georges church.
will preach the first OF course OF enep sermons before
| the fnstoToi Ala society OF THIS cuurcn
Rev. Dr. Canneld will preach this evening, at haifpast
O'clock In tho Church of the Redemption. East
Fourteenth street. opposite the Academy OF Music Seats
| free.
Inthe Church OF the Resurrection rhirsy.nfth street.
near Sixth avenue, the rector. Rev. Edward O. Flagg
Will preach day. half ten in the morning and at
| hafpast seven In the evening.
AtChrist church. Fifth avenue and Thirty NTH street.
sermon will DO preached this evening BY the Rev DR.
Dufe services commencing at half past seven o'clock
At the Spiritual Lyceum corner Of Twenty third street
Avvav haIf ~ oaVou vvn IN n
discourse by horace Dresser LII D. su1ject-'The
Resurrection Of the Dead" I Corr chap. Is verses %
and A.
There win be religious discussion at So Broadway
at three o'clock this afternoon A well known teacher
Of orthodoxy win oppose NJ CLANCY an able defender
God Is Taught BY Ohodoxys" Mrs Coles tho
dunn, viii speak spritualism At hapast seven NJ
Thsr: WIN be medical religions and spaa, discqs
NJ At halEpast seven p NJ Dr. Trail and his associates
will show that Hygea herapy, which treats all diseases
without drug naedicnce 10 tina trne medical science
Tho Now York Unversalist Association will give a
Of eight sunday evening lectures at the Cooper
ssi s.ss How se
lures. by the Rev. 7. A. Farley, d. D. Seats free.
Novel '.Rciigious, Movement I'm Eng
The London correspondent Of the Liverpool Journal
London is overrun on Sundays and week days with
all sorts Of people bent upon the improvement Of the
m; %s moral % condition Q, The lower ordsr Mr.
ton for ali sorts Of irregular Efforts In this kind The
other night Mr. Lyari delivered secular lecture in this
chapel and lecture Of this sort takes place there
week am told that Mr. Hall and a lay lieutenant OF
his named Murphy, have a real hold on large number
Of the working classes have Of testing the
truth of this but the growing disposition Of the working
classes TO be talked 10 and to avail themselves OF
tanned, or nearly 50, IS an audoubted fact An
extraordinary feature has been introduced at st. Martins
lessor Huxley, SIR John bowling, and Dr. Carpenter
lecture SUCH dangerous topics" the antiquity Of
ss o
gr'atest COMPOSERS This whethcr for good or evil
from anything Ike Identification with those who
aInsd any other idea Of Sunday improvemen. than at
The result has been that the stov class public
instructors have been led to compete with the st. Martins
Of his predecessor Rowland H that the devil ought
not 70 have all the best tunes Mr. Newton Hall com
ii sbs Lambeth Baths, which h. becoming quite req.
devious Of the virtuous working classes
BY the death Of DR. Mott the Rev: Gardiner Spring,
D. d., OF this city s len the sols survivor Of tho
founders OF che American Bible Society.
The Philadelphia Ledger saysThe revival In Tho Pres-
sii continues Al washington, ~. The revival has
At Po,,ssown Pa twenty hsse persons we're ADDED 70
the church at Altoona Pa Rsvivsls In the Msrhodist
many Of them meetings are hsd nightly In some o.
1 tho churches many a. Two hundred new members
have been added within ihs past few mcetba
AZ gsnsrsi meeting OF college oGlccn and ministers
recently, was decided 10 recommend 10 The churches
the observance OF the st ThurAy succeeding the 22d
| day Of February day Of prayer for coIiegcs
This win avoid having tho day Of prayer fall ON the 22d
Of February he cass this ysss) vhea the lest Thursday
| % February n observed.
| The German Reformed Church has four hundred and
ssvenysix ministcr. eleven hundred and shlry-four
oonsrefaiions and eighty nins thousand oae hundred
| and hftesn communicate There Eve coiiegisss
Institutions under ts suspices-thres In Psnnyvania
In Ohio, and In North Carolina; and theo-
paration a inissionaries In wisconsnL
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