The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Al the Bleecksr street Unversast church, corner or
Downing street, Rev. Day K Lee pastor. Subject for
this morning, sThe Church Of the People," for the
evening" Mar with the Ksledoscops Seeing the
Present." mn tsl
Atths s. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, Fourth
and Twenty second street. the pastor Rev. Cyrus
d. Foss, will preach this morning. at hAlf.past ten
O'Clock and the Rev Robinson Scott, D. D., delegate
from the Irsh wsslsyan Methodist church twho sails
for ireland on the lst prox in the evening" at half
past seven O'Clock. w .Mtre e ~ao 81
AT the strangers' Sunday Home Rev. Dr.. Deems win
preach in the chapel OF the University, Washington
square, this morning, at half-past ten O'Clock Seats
frse Strangers cordially invited. V4l Mht fs
The New York Sabbath Committee will hold their an
nivsaSy in the Collegiate Reformed Dutch church, cor
Of Fifth avenue and rwenyninth street, this even
ing at hafpast seven O'Clock The Rev ORA Fairbairn
and Wells from Scotland, n they arrive in tme a. Is
expected, Row. Il. d. Canse and Thomas 8 Hastings
will address the meeting. st .N e@
At me ST Stephens Episcopal church. Rev. Dr. Price.
rector will hold Divine service this morning. at half past
ten and evening at halfpast seven in the church on
Twenty second stres between Fifth and Sixth avenues
The rector will preach u each SERVICE portion OF the
Faster Sunday music will bs repeated ~ seaw
the Church Of the Redemption. East Fourteenth
street, opposite the Academy 81 Music. Divine service
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hafpast seven. seats all free. Rev. Urah Scott will
preach to-day tts4 sn tats
Al the French church Du st. Esprit Rev. DR.. verren.
rector Divine service in French Sunday afternoon
hafpast three o'clock Sunday school at two O'Clock
the Church OF the Resurrection Rutgers Insti-
tutS. Fifth avenus-Rev. Dr. Edward o. Fagg, rector
win preach morning and evening
''Our Religious Destiny. "a lecture by Rev. Edward
AcGynn, D. D., under the auspices Of the Cummings
Library Association, At Cooper Institute this evenings At
eight o'clock H&l ET s
Presbyterian church. near varck street, to-day half
past ten in the morning and fpas three in the after
noon. Young peoples prayer meeting at half-past
seven in the evening. @.W
An Anglo German Sabbath meeting in behalf Of the
Excise law, will be held in the Plymouth church,
Orange street. near Hicks, BROOKLYN, today At three
addresses viii be delivered BY Rev Henry Ward Beecher
Dr. schan, r. ". Raymond and =. De schweiniz
The Impending Death Struggle Of the Nations will bo
the theme OF discourse by the Prophet in the University,
noon. F4 kM ks N4 k
Al tho Church Of the Punans Rev. Geo. B. Cheever,
D., will preach at ten in the morning and at
halpast in the evening" In the lecture OF
the church. Entrance on Fifteenth street.
At the Central Presbyterian church. Fiftieth street.
between Broadway and Eighth avenue preaching by the
pastor, Rev.. James B. Dunn at haf-past ten in the
morning and at half-past seven the evening. Sab.
bath school at two IN the afternoon. ~ .a8..
The Octave Of Easter in Trinity. &
To-day being the Octave Of Easter the Easter music Of
last Sunday will be repeated in Trnsy Church precisely
as before The Grand Onertory will be sung morning
and afternoon and the Hallelujah Chorus from the
Messiah viii DO given after the afternoon sermon
The ChiIdren's Church Missionary Society.
This society, which 10 composed Of the Sabbath
schools in connection with tho various Episcopal
churches Of New York and vicinity held an interesting
and lengthy meeting at stenway Hall yesterday after
noon which will long be remembered by those who par
ticipated. ss~h f&f s.
The immediate object 10 present the members OF
the society with certificates OF membership and to
awaken in the minds OF the young interest in the
spread Of divine truth throughout the world Tho at
tendance considering the ncement OF the weather.
unusually large. One school from Long Island was
in attendanca very large number OF adults many Of
were also present, and par,icpaed in the musical excr
cises which under the direction OF Nj. Williams
organist Of DR.. yyngs church, and his juvenile choir
Occupying prominent positions on the platform were
Mr. Paryin, Rev Mr. Brinehursi. Rev Mr. sabine, Rev
Cotton Smith, and Rev. Mr. Rising.
The exercises opened a. O'Clock by the sing.
ing Of tho hymn commenclng:-
ss ~ saviour like shepherd lead us,
h M In thy pleasant pastures feed us
Rev. DIR. Dyer presided. at the meeting, and after
prayer, by brief address, expressed the pleasure it
Thsrc we're. he said fifteen schools attendance In
cludng from Bay Ridge, Long Island. he concluded
Dy Introducing Kew Ut Newton OF Pniadeipna whom be
school movement" Dr. Newton delivered an able ad-
dress suitable for children, rich In anecdotes illustrative
of the interests taken In missions by the young His
style OF address peculiarly happy and 90 simple
that tho youngest child could comprehend bis
MARKED attention his hands he held bsaut,ul da
mond ring and piece Of COAL the value Of which he
planned TO the children, describing the mode OF manu-.
terial the coal He compared the Sabbath schools
diamond mine where God polished and prepared his
jewels fGr the * Kingdom the conclusion Of his re-
able and simple address Of half an hours length in
which he pointed out TO the children wherein they could
advsnce the cause Of Christ BY assisting IN the spread Of
After sslecsion BY the choir, Rev. Mr. Rising,
sscrstasy of the Society, was introduced and
the American Church Missionary Society, Of which
any child could become Iie member BY paying into
member b. he payment oi afy csnss ihe distrbution
OF certa6cates Of membership followed and after the
singing Of the doxoosy and bsnsdicton, the meeting
Church 81 she Isses1ev.
bishop Pgeasr vsised ~ shove ehsrch Eighty NTH
sssss, between Second and Third svsnues on Easter
eve and confirmed Oass Of twenty-five persons chiefly
efulA The parrish commenced ths wesk the erection
Of new church building on FSsrsh avenue, between
Eghty-nrst and Eighty srests-she old ednce In
which thcy have worshipped hitherto having been sold
" the Dutch Reformed congregation Of YorkviIle.
Easter Elections.
CAxcA Of Ae Reagresfoa AT an election for wardsns
and vesrymen Of the Church Of The Resurrection Rev.
Z o. Fasg, rector, the following ticket elected
wardens-N. n. Ashneld and J. =. Kendall. vestry-
msn-L @. Capcrs, C. Y. wempls. W. e Prince, W. n.
Fold, n W. Squire, Horace Hayden, D. Z. Quinn and
r b. Coburn
,. Patsson. vestrymen-H- Crombss. W. h Mason, b.
O. Hunt @ Haydock, O. A. Robertson, Noyss ssEesser,
4 G Ksmbls and T. H. Drew. ~
CArsa CAAScA wi wardsns-spsncsr K. Green and
James Dixon vestrymen--John H. Ruckel, Adon
Smith, Je, Randolph n. Cooley, Henry A. wilmerding,
Jacob Lansing. A. A. Selovsr, Henry A. Harst n D.,
and Samuel A. Banks
An Seist' CAweA --wardens--w Wilson Small and
George W. RibleI vesrymen-AIfrcd Headden, Bar
thslemsw G. Assso. Henry Russell, William Miles, Ro-
land W. Gnnths, Francis W. Dosne, Charles H Blake
and George Smith. M0 %@
81 Awns C7surrh, Bycokty~ --wardens- Thomas Mes.
sengsr and Abraham wyckoG vcstrymcn-Henry T.
Morgan Joseph Bryan, Azel d. Matthew'S, Jesse Z.
smssh Pu Cooke. Andrew H. Do WITT Thomas Rowe,