The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Washington square Methodist Episcopal church.
after thorough repairs, will be opened to-day. Ser
mons in the morning at hsfpass ten o'clock, by Rev.
Dr. sewe In the evening, Of hafpast seven O'Clock,
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Foster. Regular services
to-day, ~ hafp past ten In the morning and half past
seven in the evening sabbath school at nine in the
morning and two in the afternoon. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening These seryces open 10 ALL and
al are invtsd 10 come.
The Fourth Presbyterian church, in Thrty-fourth
street. Rev. John Thomson D. D.. pastor, will bs dsdi.
Gated to the worship service of God today Service
al hafpast ten In the morning. halfpss three IN the
afternoon, and halfpast seven in the evening.
AZ the Upper Church OF the Ascension, Ihry-fourth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues entrance ON
Thriyfourth street, in the Everen Building services
at ten in the morning and quarter 10 eight in
the evening.
The temporary chapel OF ST. Thomas church, Fifth
avenue and Fiftythird street, will be opened for public
worship to-day. Services at half.psst ten A NJ. and
haifpast three p. NJ The rector, Rev. Dr. Morgan,
will ofhciate
Bishop Snow Of Noun. Zion, win preach in the Uni
versity Warrington square, at three p M. Subject
"fhe Riddle Expounded. "-Jer. xsxi, a.
At the Catholic Apostolic church. Sixteenth street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues preaching this even
ing, at hafpas seven, the Nearness Of the Coming
of the Lord.o
AT the Canal street Presbyterian church, in Greene
street, near Canal, Rev. David Wallace win preach at
half past ten and half past three O'Clock.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd Fiftyfour street.
Rev. Ralph Hoyt AM, rector having been closed for re-
pairs during the summer divine service will be resumed
to-day at hafpast ten in the morning and half-past
seven in the evening.
Tho Chapel OF the Holy Saviour. Ess, Twenty NTH
street. erected in Of the Rev Dr. Hawkes.
half tan
this morning sermon by Rev. DR.. Hgbee.
At the Free Church Of tho Redemption, East Four
teenth street, divine service every Sunday at halfpas
ten O'Clock In the morning and half past seven O'Clock
in the evening. Rev. Urah Scott will preach to-day.
At the Forty second street PRESBYTERIAN Church
vices At hslfpast ten In the morning and halfpass
seven in The evening BY the pastor, Rev. DR.. Scott.
Evening subject" Fallen Angels. Their Nature and
Present Condition"
French Church Du st. Esprit Rev. Dr. vsren, rector.
will be reopened for divine worship to-day. Services 10
commence at 10 a. NJ, precisely.
Warren Chase speaks before the Sprualsts' Society
at Masonic HAIL ia East Thirteenth street. at 10Y and
ia O'CLOCK conference at 3 7. Nj.
Rev VIM. P. Corbit pastor OF the Seventeenth street
Methodist Episcopal church. between First and Second
avenues will preach morning and evening.
Rev. NJ. Graham, u. D., viii preach In the First
Free win Baptist church, Seventeenth street, at l0k
M. and TX II. Sunday school at ga A. NJ and 2
Rev J. F. Bruce eminent clergyman. win present
worth Hail. at half past O'Clock in the morning and
half past seven O'Clock In the evening
At the ST. Stephens Episcopal church, Rev Dr. Price
rector, will hold divine service this afternoon at half
past three O'Clock, In the church in Twenty second
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. sermon by
the rector The only service In English held In this
church will be at the above hour.
At tho St AIMS Free church, Eighteenth street. near
Fifth avenue Rev. Esstburn Benjamin Will preach
hafrast seven O'Clock and half past ten O'Clock in the
morning and hafpast seven O'Clock the evening, and
Rev. Dr. Gallaude at three O'Clock the afternoon
latter service for deaf mutes.
The Mariners Temple, Oliver street. having been
closed for repairs and painting will be opened to-day
Preaching by the pastor morning and evening.
The shiloh ColOred Church.
The dusky brethren who sing Hallelujah hymns and
listen 10 tedious poscoegious harangues this long
established church. have lately been thrown into state
Of intense, but very upseemly excitement The trustees
desire that the Rev. Christopher Browne who for some
months previous TO Nay last oiciated should continue
the pastor Of the church, whie large part of the
congreg alton think that their spiritual health would be
clergyman the Rev. Mr. Garrett In May last tho latter
gentleman returned from Washington where for
time be had bad charge Of the Fifteenth street
Presbyterian church. and resumed his old post OF duty
The trustees at made threats OF violently
casting him out, but the aid Of Superintendent Ken.
needy called in to quel any disturbance that might
be fomented by these gentlemen, and Mr. Garrett was
allowed TO feed his odorferous lambs with the bread of
life in peace and queiude until the time arrived for his
church. the other fashionable institutions OF
the like description, TO take the usual vacation
This gave the trustees time TO mature their plans for
filling his place with their avore for the position
and when the time for again opening the church.
the Rev. Mr. Garne found the doors locked his face
This three weeks and the church has not since
been available for public worship; and II the
Of the trustees reported correctly win not be re-
opened until It is positively certain that the Rev Mr.
Browne and not the Rev Mr. Garnet shall occapy tho
pulpit.
Description of the Church of Mater de In
Rose. in Pitt Street. New York.
This church will be buli in the Romanesqu
style Of architecture, OF brick and Cleveland stone
Width e5 feet by loo feet deep. with spre $50 feet
high. The inside will be finished in one grand dome
90 feet diameter and IS feet high to the crown Of the
from the 1oor which viii give light 10 the whole
church from lantern With windows OF rich stained
glass The church will have three affairs, finished in
the richest style The high altar dedicated TO Mater
de In Rose and the side affairs 10 the Blessed Virgin and
81. Joseph The accommodation will be about fifteen
thousand Ave hundred. The church will be built under
the superntendence OF the architect Henry Enqeibert
who furnished the designs. The mason work was
awarded 10 Mr.. c. Uni and the carpenters work TO
Councilman Sieger both Of this city. The whole when
finished. will cost about SIS, COO
Fulton street Prayer Meeting.
TIE tsnth anniversary Of this meeting will be COM
memoratsd In the Old North church. corner OF Fulton
and William streets, Monday September g. At twelve
O'Clock. noon. These meetings have been continued
with undated interest midday every day eYcept sun