The New York herald., 1869-09-12

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Religious Services To-Day.
Rev. Charles B. Srnyth breaches shis morning In
| the Eleventh street Presbyterian church, between
| Second and Third avenues.
At the Presbyterian church, IN Forty street.
services will be held at haf-pass ten A. NJ and at
| hslf.past seven p N. by Rev. W. A. Scott.
At the Church OF the Reformation protestant
EPISCOPAL In Fiftieth street, Rev. Abbott Brown
VIII hold services at quarter to eleven A. NJ and
quarter to eight In the evening.
Bishop Snow will preach In the University, Wash
puton square, this afternoon. at three O'Clock, on
"Zerubbabel and Joshua as Types"
At the Everett Rooms Rev. Moses Hull will speak
before the Society OF Progressive Spirituasts at
halEpass ten A. M. and as half past seven P. NJ.
At the Cooper Institute Clair r. De Evere will de-
monstrats "Immortality" this evening, with such
manifestations as will forever settle the great ques-
tion of another life.
At the Memorial church Of Bishop Wainwright,
West Eleventh street, services will be hold at half
past ton A. NJ and at half-p seven p. NJ
Services win be held in the John street Methodist
Episcopal church. at haf-past ten A. NJ and in the
evening ct half-past seven, By Rev. william p.
Corbt.
At the Canal street Presbyterian church the pas
tor, Rev. DAVID Mitchell will preach ct halfpast ten
dale calamity.
Rev. DR.. X. g. Foster will preach this morning at
nsfpast ten O'Clock and at quarter to eight in the
evening at st. Luke Methodist Episcopal church. in
Forty.n street.
At st. Thomas church the usual services will be
resumed to-day, Rev. DR.. william F. Morgan on
oiating.
Rev. A. A. Reinke will hold services this morning
at halfpasy ten O'Clock at the First Moravian Prot
esrant Episcopal church, corner OF Lexington ave-
nue and Thirtieth street.
The Macdougal street Baptist church reopens for
divine worship to-day. There Will be preaching in
the morning by Rev. william Reed and in the even
ing by Rev. Dr.. Thomas W. Anderson.
At the Yorkville Presbyterian church. Eighty-sixth
street, Rev. John McNsughton win preach in the
evening ON ''The Great CoIliery Accldentn
At the hunters Point Baptist church there win he
preaching both In the morning and evening by the
pastor, Rev. william d. Smith.
Another Ecclesiasticnl Case In ChicagO-In.
fant Baptism Considered In its Relations to
No. 2 Corn.
The civil courts of Chicago, not content with ut
terIy ignoring the sacred and supermundane au-
thority Of their High Church Bishop Whitehouse are
spreading dire havoc among the ancient and honora-
ble prerogatves Of the Board Of Trade. The Board
Of Trade, though not expressly vaunting Its preten
sions az religious body, yet has double claim to
sacerdotal exemptions and ecclesiastical privileges.
In the Grss place. in this country all religions
equal. and the worship Of God has no State su-
premscy over the worship Of Mammon, 1t is clear
tnav the Board Of Trade upon whose affairs fragrant
incense daily rises in honor of the oil.
mighty dollar, enjoys as exalted a status
before the law al the haughtiest and
loftesr of all the atitudinous high cockalOrum
Protestant Episcopal churches. Moreover, with
whatever serene sefrighteousness the high cocka-
Iorum churches on the avenues may look down
upon the benighted heathens OF the Board OF Trade
the wckedness OF corners on corn" and the de-
pravtty of those who 'se short and don't deliver'
II IL certain that out OF these same corners are
brought the very corner stones Of the avenue temples
Hence the Board OF Trade hath double right TO It's
independent ecclesiastical jurisdiction Its own
WorShip. First, because IN Its sinfulpess and de-
prayity furnishes during the week the targets for
the theological Boanerges Of the avenues to fire ag
Sunday; and, secondly, because IL pays for
the powder expended in the fusillade. Whatever
target excursion might be without ammunition
or target the avenue temples would be without the
Board Of Trade: 1t was doubtless from this strictly
OF Chicago, having already decided that the Episco
pal Church cannot oust curate without their sane
nor, mon cannot expei worshppers unless they permit
Verify, the time is approaching and now IS when
sparrow shall not fall to the ground without leave
first obtained OF the Superior Court This new con-
ict between Church and state arises In the Of
9 firm OF corn brokers, who plead that they
Board OF Trade blameess; they have removed
the hide from their brethren In the faith
w s To- Of the
and cutcie 10 enable the leather to grow again; by
this rigid adherence to virtue they have made great
profits in their business wherefore they utterly re.
iuct 10 be shorn OF their membership in this Temple
OF Mammon. The incense that rises before the
affairs OF the God Of Finance part Of their material
prosperity and TO be shut out thereirom would be
to sell their carriage and discharge their third hand
maiden with other consequences injurious to their
nnf q
TsmpIe ,aS Of Mammon that ats its dsvossss S " SHAH
not 60 to law ono with smother before
cause befors the sroraors now sort Of psis
broker, having sold short to the nrm aforesaid
on vast quantity Of NO corn. refused 70 deliver
fore the heather judges. Whereupon the 6auhedrim
an eccIesiasticaI court OF the Board OF Trade ex-
PEELED the said nrm. and thereupon the heathen
judges issue an injunction restraining them from
doing 30.
against the reverend rector Cheney and the Injunc
tion now served upon the Board OF Trade Is ap-
parent at glance. Mr.. Cheney 1t may be said, sold
bishop proposed to expel him. He appealed to
the civi courts for redress. Now, we do not
nal regeneration and No. corn. They are quite dis
iinot. But why may not o rector VINO sells
short on the one and don't deliver what he promises
be 0usted by The councils OF his Church as easily as
q broker who sells short on No. corn? and has
broker who is sold short on No. c0rn and appeals
to the civil tribunals for redress any better status in
In infant baptsm and asks the civil courts to pro-
tect him from the margins We SEQ but two WAYS BY
which the civil and ecclesiastical COURTS the Christ
ians and the pagans OF chicago may escape from their
dilemma Let the Bishop OF Illinois take up coliec-
ton through diocese for the relief or all who nave
q corner In No. Q corn, or let the president OF the
Board Of Trade be forthwith baptized into the most
atitudinous OF the high cockalorum churches OF
Chicago unregenerate infant. while the re-
mander Of tho Board are graded as No. 2 corn. The
Board OF Trade and the nigh cockalorum churches
might then be consolidated into one religious and
financial body, devoted to the JOINT worship OF God
and Mamm0n. Clubbing their funds, they could ne
New York juuge. Upon his arrival IN Chicago, as
fast freight by the blue line, he could issue An in-
junction restraining the civil courts from the 0nence
of sternutaton, which, II eifectuai, would prove
that ecclesiastical tribunals are not to oe sneezed
at This done all would bs serene on the placid
shores Of Michigan.
The AvondaIe Charity.
NEW YORK, sept. 10. 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD