The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09
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Easter services VIII be held In the Blocker street
Unwersalist church tnss morHiag. TAe pat,tor, Rev.
f. q sweeser. win eificiatc, assisted ~ Rev. Dr.
Balch. who will also preach IN the evening.
AT Christ church (Rey. DIR. Ever rector Eastef
services Win be held Mt seven ana halrpast ten
O'Clock IN the morning ana haaEpass seven in the
evening.
AT the Church OF the Redeemer REV. J. w.
Shackteford rector) Easter services will be s.td 40
foalows:-At seven O'Clock IA the mogning, prayer;
nj halfpast ten, molly cemmuaton, at four In the
afternoon, confirmation, ana o. seven IN the evening
choral service and sermon.
Easter sorvtcss w0gbe held In tho Church OF the
Messiah this norn4ng. and in the evening Rev. Mr.
Hepworth win deliver sermon 70 young men ON
"A fouas Mans Religion"
Faster services at St Thomas churon-early
morning prayer az seven O'Clock, Communion SER
vice az haf.pass ten and childrens festival al four
in the AFTERNOON.
Rev. Thomas Street will preach on Scripture
characters this evening IN the North Presbyterian
church.
Rev. Ezra Tinker, OF the New York Conference,
viii prcaca in the Lexington avenue Methodist
Episcopal church This morning and evening
Rev. O. J. Collins breaches, naorning ana evening,
In ~. LuEe's Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. W. H. Pendleton will preach, morning ana
evening, in the West Fff,yinird street Baptist
chur0h The ordinance OF baptism Will I've admins
tered after the evening service.
Rev. Abbott Brown breaches morning. and after
noon IN the Church OF the Reformation.
Rev. DIR. McvcKar breaches morning and evening
In the Church OF the Holy Light.
The gallery or the Church OF the Heavenly Rest
VIII be opened to-day. Th's gallery IS intended
principally for young men, who waIl be provided
with permanent s,tttngs at their request
Rev. David Mitchell breaches this morning and
evening In the Canal street Presby terrain church,
0reene street.
Rev. Il. r. Krotc, pastor of the Evanaelical Lu-
theran Church OF the Holy Light win preach this
morning and evening.
Easte. services WIN be held In the Church OF ST.
John the Baptist tins mo, ninu snd evening"
Rev. Or. Cox VIII, preach, with historical reminis.
cehccs. this norslng and afternoon in the Spring
street Presbyterian church. Of winch he was pastor
Tor fifty years.
The Right Rev. Bishop Potter will administer the
rite of confirmation Tins evening in the Memorial
Church OF Bishop wainw light
At the New England Congregational church Rev.
G. b. WILCOX Will preach In the morning, and the
pastor, Rev. Merru Richardson in the evening.
Preaching at BEDFORD street Methodist chufca this
morning by the Rev. W. r. Abnott, and IN the even
ing by Rev. George u. Esray.
Rev. q. Foot Will preach tins morning ana even.
ting In the CHRISTIAN charcn, West Twenty eighth
street. Lecture Luke continued IN the evening.
Rev. DR.. Cheever will preach in the Lexington
Avenue church, corner Forty-sixth street, to the
congregation OF the Church of the Puritans this
morning.
Rev. J. NJ. Pullman will preach at the Church OF
Saviour tSx,h Universalist), Thirty NTH street,
this morning. Sunday school concert In the even
ing.
"The Arisen Christ will he the subject of Charles
r. Lees discourse this morning In Pnmp.on Build.
ing.
Rev. Chauncey Giles VIII lecture on 'sThe Result
rection OF the Lord" this evening, in the New Jeru
salem church tSwedenborgianl. Morning worship
at eleven O'Clock.
The anniversary Of the Forty second street Pres
byterian church sabbath school Will be held this
evening. Addresses ny Rev. Drs. Dickson and Nc.
Gee.
TIE New York Sabbath Committee viii hold pub.
lilo meeting at Association Hall. corner Fourth ave.
nue. and Twenrythird street. this Sunday evening.
Addresses by Mr.. Charles Tracy. Nathan Bishop,
LII. D., and Rev DR.. John Hall.
Dr. r. T. HaliocK VIII speak before the Society or
Spirituaiists in Apollo Hail tins morning, anu Mrs.
c. B. WilbOur in the evening
The spanish Protestant CLurck.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Most OF your readers ore probably ignorant that
there exists in New York Spanish Protestant
church, the Clergyman and members being al OF the
Spanish race, converts from Romanism They use
translation OF the Book OF Common Prayer, and
the services are conducted entirely in the Spanish
, nhen e r TINS Is an Interesting fact
m spain 6nd that tnfs iittle community
here IN New York Is the Mother Cnurch, from which
proper knowledge OF wnat Professionalism really -
OF all Roman Catholics those OF the Spani IN race are
the most preudiced against Protes a1rIsm and ~
the day seems approaching when, whether We viii or
no. we are TO have millions OF this race Tor our fellow
country men, II = Important that tney should know
tnat Protestants are not pagans which Is the con-
vicuon OF most OF tnem, and this little church
here IN New YORK is the most direct
American that the Protcstant's creed Is the same:
that the decaiogue Is equality binding upon him. nd
Father THIS Caareh was organized m MAY lsss
under the direction OF the Rev. Dr. Hawks ana Rev
a: ne Mora snoseqnentiy the Rev. Henry c. Riley
Mexico he was succeeded by the Rev. " de Palma
un enns ncw nunb nss Sraduay
about forty children IN tne sunday school,
Tne resources OF the church are very small.
ana al Times there has Deen fear that the services
would have 70 b. discontinued for want or funds TO
pay the most necessary expenses. such as rent &c
For this latter OBJECT DR.. John Lord WIN deliver 4
lecture at Association Hail the evening OF spri Is.
at eight O'Clock. the subject ADeard and IleIoyse'
IN common with All hrs lectures DR.. Lordreais his
subject Win M usual historical research and good
taste anu those who attend will not ouiy euiev An
intellectual treat bn win assist cause which must
appeal stroBS ely 10 ali Protestants.
The Herald Temperance Organ,
Ihavc been reador Of the Herald for twenty
years. and have been wen pleased at II, onward
progress. The older grows the better n becomes
1t Is now conceded TO be the most useinI paper In
the whole world. believe H. was forcibly struck
ON reading few Sundays ago an editorial touching
on rum drinking, and contrasting, as IL were, the
me appearance or the temperance men in process
SION on 81. Patrick's bay what blessing IL would
be 10 Us temperance men II the HERALD would give
ms NOTICE once Ia a while. We nave no
organ 10 give us helping hand. We laosr
harI IN thc pronunciation OF the good cause
70 1ght Toe monster rum. We, OF the Father
Mathew temperance societies., nave reclaimed
many poor unfortunate inebriate and there ~ not
Q day but we sec work for rs 10 do. Rum drinking
u bringing dcsolaiion on this country and on TINS