The New York herald., 1867-02-17

services To-Day.

Services To-day.
Lecture "a voxng men Business Life' will be de-
vered in the 3leecker street Universast church this
evening. Preaening in the morning
Rev. George w. Bacon, Principal Of Columbia College,
Grammar SCHOOL, will preach this afternoon hapast
three O'Clock in the Church Of St John the Baptist on
Murray Hill
In the CHRISTIAN church. Twenty street. Rev.
Urban c. Brewer breaches to-day. The sacrament Of
baptism will be administered in the evening BY INNER
sion.
Rev. Edward O. Flagg, D. D., rector Of the church OF
the Resurrection, Thirtynfth street, breaches morning
and evening
ledge Society," will be continued this evening by Rev.
Dr. Watson, OF Philadelphia, in the Anthon Memorial
church, in Forty-eighth street.
Rev. Dr.. Armitage gives another lecture to young
this evening in the Fifth Avenue Baptist church.,
on Solomon's proverbs.
In the Free win Baptist church. Seventeenth street.
there will be preaching this morning and evening A.
to aid the purchase OF an organ will be given
in this church during the week.
memorial sermon on the life, character and sudden
death Of the Rev. s. Y Monroe, D. D. will be delivered
by Rev. DR. Matson, this morning, in the York street
Methodist church, Jersey City.
Rev. DR.. Joseph H. Price breaches this morning and
evening In the church on Tweuty-second street.
The congregation Of the late Rev. Dr. Hawks will con-
tnue to occupy shs large chapel Of the University Tin
fifth street. Rev. John Eaton Smith breaches to them
this morning
Rev. Dr.. Deems, Of North Carolina, breaches this.
morning In the University chapel.
Rev. Dr. Gallaudet occupies his pulpit in St. Ann's
Free Church, in Eighteenth street. this morning, after
noon and evening, Rev. D. +. Warren breaches in the
evening The afternoon service, as usual Is Tor deai
mutes. MM
"The Sign Of the Son of Man, is the subject Of dis
by Rev.: s. s. Snow this afternoon, at three
O'Clock, in the University, Washington square.
In the Fifty.thrd street Baptist church the pastor
Rev. w. H. Pendleton viii preach this morning and
evening.
Rev. John Browner, pastor OF the Mariners Harbor
Baptist church. will preach at the North Baptist church
at half-past ten and half-past seven O'Clock.
Rev Father Hecker will deliver lecture this evening
eight in 81 J0sspn CnurcO '0 the
Rev. Cbauncey Giles will lecture this evening at half
past o'clock in the New Jerusalem church. on the
subject Of 1.-The New Earth"
Rev Charles B. Smyth lectures again to-day "The-
Streets Of New York by Gaslght" and in the evening
the recent report concerning 'The Social Evii' In
/ this city.
| MISS Emma Hardnge on the eve OF leaving for
Europe gives her farewell discourses spirtuass to
day at Dodworth Hail. Her subject in the morning wild
| be ''Naural and Revealed Region;' in the evening
"The Past Present and Future Of Spiritualism
| Miscellaneous.
The Madison Avenue Baptist church proposes to cole
brate semi-centennal anniversary OF its Sabbash
| School during the present week.
AT Rev. Mr. Pendleton's church, II Fifty third street.
religious services have been kept for some time and
ham, an earnest New ENGLAND Evangelist has ofBciated
preacher. and has made deep impression Hissyle
of the sensational sort, but simple and direct
Tho late recent demand for q new Roman CAtholie
church up town resulted in the purchase Of the Epsco
pal Church OF tho Holy Inn0cents at the corner 0k
1 broadway and Thirty. seventh street the edifce Was
recently consecrased with solemn ceremonies BY Arch
bishop McCloskey The name Of the church s retained
The building substantial one and is purchase has
general satisfaction. On account Of its elgbilsy the
price paid for II high, but in keeping with pgces
for property u that io,ay Part Of sne purchase
pensioners and their friends for the OF $500
has not been IL van as has Sssn mel with pscpsS
spirit BY several gentlemen who have contributed hand
Z % ss a
quired will be subscribed at once and thus enable The
and the trustees OF the church 70 meet their imam
| cia obligations ti
The churches Of Troy taking lively interest in
| religious matters. noonday prayer meeting is kept
up and evening mse,inss are held during tho week In
Sheldon, has been assisted by Rev. Mr. Dewitt Of Can
! andalgua, and Rev. Dr. Corey, Of Utica Over thirty
| have already Joined the church. a
At Adrian, Michigan. on the Goth uk At session Of
the Wesleyan Methodist Conference that body resolved
TO reconnect itself with the Mehodst Episcopal church
The Of separation was slavery, which s
| moved Ns-
The congregation Of the Circular church Charles
ton which destroyed by the great fire Of 1884, have
temporary use untn the old church be rebuilt Tho
building dedicated last Sunday and the services Of
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character The PASTOR who oniciated on the OCCASION
| s the Rev. w. II. Adams, son OF the Rev. Nehemiah
Adams pastor OF the Old South church, Boston. Mass
| and author OF Tho Southsde View Of Slavery" !"
| Among the congregation wero quite number OF the
Oldest members Of the Circular church, with their chill
| dren and grandchildren. Quite large number Of the
old coored members Of the congregation were also in
1 attendance. E.see
Young Mortara, whose abduction, some years back,
caused such excitement in Europe has just entered the
church Of ST. Peters at Rone novice before joining
the order Of the regular cauons Of St Jean de Laan at
| Rome. He Is now fifteen years old
Tho Matamoros Ra,seero says that "a new and great
movement for the reformation Of the Roman Church
being inaugurated throughout Mexico me Rev. Rafael
Daz Martinez has been elected Bishop OF this CATH
olc Apostolic National Church Of Mexico The object Of
this movement Is 10 break Oh from the old Roman
Church. for the reason charged that hsough Rosn
influences were the French ARMIES which hsve
invaded Mexico ana dsuged the land vim repubhssn
| blood" ftrss u&%ff ss &4 tf
pesmTuM Of sTeAKas. 4