The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-day.

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Services To-day.
Al the 81 AIMS Free church, Eighteenth street. near
Fifth avenue Rev. Dr. Gallaudet will preach at
seven and hslfpas ten O'Clock A. NJ and At haifpast
three NJ the latter service for deaf Az quarter
to eight H. the Rev. Dr. Morgan will repeat by request
his sermon upon 'Christian Childhood"
At the ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal church. between
Broadway and Eighth avenue to-day preaching by the
pastor Rev. G. Q. Esray At half-past ten A. NJ and
quarter 70 eight p NJ Morning subject 'any in One
Evening subject Courage" Love Feast at half-past
three P. NJ.
Tho recognition services OF the Trinity Baptist church,
recently organized and worshppng in the chapel Fifty
second street, corner Of Third avenue, will be held this
evening at the Madison Baptist church,
Thrtyfrst street. Sermon by Rev. J. B. simmons
Rev. Drs. Kendck, 0sgood. Anderson Taylor and Yves.
ton will take part in the service.
At the Chapel Of the Holy Trinity Eighty fourth street
near Fourth avenue, Rev. VIM Dymond will preach in
the morning, aud the Rev. Stephen II. lying, Jr in the
evening --ss sis.s, ~.
Tho Rev. VIM. p Corbit, pastor Of the Seventeenth
street Methodist Episcopal church, between First and
Second avenues, will preach to-day, morning and
ing.
At the 81. Stephens Episcopal church. the Rev. Dr.
Price, rector will hold divine service to- day haf-past
ten A. NJ. and quarter to eight p. NJ In the church.
Twentysecond street. between Fifth and Sixth
The Rev. VIM. T. Sabine will preach the afternoon
between Second and Third avenues. Services at quar-
ter TO eleven A. ~ and four P. NJ.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Adams, pastor of the colored Presbyte-
ran onaacn' EnaressSn, u vii, speak ior ms people
near Seventh avenue on Sabbath evening, at hapast
seven o'clock
AT the Forty Pesby church between
seventh and Eighth avenues services will be held this
morning. by the pastor Rev. Dr. Scott at balfpast ten
o'clock, and this evening at hafpast seven O'Clock.
Evening subject eleventh article Of tho creed sThe
Resurrection OF the Body - continued,
In st. Johns chapel, varick street, there will be Di-
vine service every Sunday evening" commencing at eight
is Falling''-Flotow.
Bishop Snow will preach in tho University Washing
ton square, this afternoon at three O'Clock subject
s'Thc Opening Of the Scaled Bookn-Rev, chap. q
At the Central Presbyterian church, Fifiieth street.
between Broadway and Eighth avenue, there will be
preaching by the pastor. Rev. James b. Dunn at half
past zen o'clock THIS morning and at hall; past seven
o'c TX this evening. Evening subject slight from
Above being the second Of course the Bible.
Sabbath school at two O'Clock this afternoon.
The Rev U Scott will preach to day at the Church OF
the Redemption, East Fourteenth street. opposite Acad
envy Of Music. Services at hapast ten M. and halt
past SO "a I. NJ
Dr. b sorer speaks before tho splritnaliss' socio
ty, at Masonic Hail. No. ia East Thirteenth street. to-
day, at eleven A. N. and haif-past seven 7. N.
AT Park theatre, Brooklyn, Matthew Hale Smith will
give the second address this evening clay Preaching
and Mission Work Among the Lowry"
Al the Church Of 81. John the Baptist Lexington
avenue corner street, services this morning.
At half past ten O'clock and in the evening at four
o'clock, with appropriate music.
At the Church OF the Strangers Chapel Of the Uni
vcrsy, Washington square, Rev. DIR. Deems will preach
to-day, at halfpas ten A. NJ, and at eaht O'Clock b.
At the Catholic Apostolic church, Sixteenth street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues, praachin tins
evening, at halfpast seven O'Clock, on the second
Coming Of Our Lord"
At the Upper Church OF the Ascension Thirty fourth
street. between Finn aud Sixth avenues entrance rear
Of the Everett Rooms services will be held to-day, at
half past ton A. N. aud O'Clock p III.
The Reliaious Power Of the Secular Press.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Rev. Dr. Curry whose attack the secular press you
SO completely rdded has probably knowledge OF the
origin Of tho so-caed religious press In the early part
OF this century the Unarans drove out tho orthodox in
New England from their churches and parsonagcs and
took possession They became church aud state. No
could be SENATOR member Of Congress- Governor
Justice OF tho unless be the side Of the
called Liberal Christians - Daniel Webster from
Brattla church, when @. Pafrey minister,
to the Episcopal church OF St. Pauis political COM
| mittcc waited On him 70 him that he could
not remain In Congress no did not 10 back
Tho press was on the same side. No man who
Tniiaran could get tho news Of the day without finding
his fsish lampooned. These mon wanted newspaper
cnaricstown leader Of the Cavsnistie faith HIS
son know he could not rise in Massachusetts for such
the bgory or the liberals that kept down the son
for the sins Of the father. That 70 New York
and began the Observer secular paper, In whose
columns the faith OF his father could be heard How
well the Obsver keeps to Its original may be from
The fact that hs weeks number contains over hun
dred secular articles including the late murder At
Albany and the facts stated by Cole with several other
first class murders aud several columns OF advertise
ments. The same will hold good OF Dr. Curry's
paper and the religious prcss generally. la
The loud wall about the secular camo from the
| fact that 1t Is suppiantng religious. The religious
news whom put IN the religions press s generally stale
newspaper thoy cannot do business. One minister
constant reader OF the Sunday HwRALp. show DO
ter that did appear till Sunday morning. the
reply 'rha, just It, said the priest ~ bad 70 tax
the Sunday HyRaLD 20 know Whit 20 pray for" VIII
Mr. Beecher alluded to the safe arrival OF Mr. BENEFITS
yacht In England In morning sermon all the congrega
ton knew that he had the HERALD that morning
Somebody leaves it az my door every Sunday
ing" said tho Plymouth pastor. 'Quite likely, was
| the response
Al one time men had TO como 10 Now York once
know how tho religious societies were getting
| along. When tho HgaAID began 10 publish religious
news as II did all other kinds Of news the annversa
| ries waned, and will soon pass away On Monday the
readers know all that IL worth knowing in the HERAIp
what Is done In the pulpit the day before. Nobody
meets convention IS held, religious act Is dope in
graphically reported in the HEnALp-ifsit worth
porting. What room. then, there for the sooallcd
religious pressY As men prefer hot bread to cold,
they prefer fresh TO slae and long this Ia the
the secular press viii outrun the reii ous The
world moves
We buy paper for It's news we want iife IA s. IT,
Tho church. the state, social and commercial. will have
their drc place In live newspaper, and will
command and control the pulpit. the family and the
world. MINISTER
Ps-This Is not written BY any one connected with
tho Tract Society.
That $4,000 Find.
We have received says the bdependnt many letters
Of inquiry respecting the gift OF So 600 to church