The New York herald., 1871-01-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-Day.

In the Alanson Methodist Episcopal church, Nor
folk street, viii be held, this afternoon, the annual
meeting Of the Society for the Benefit Of the Home
Mission attached to the Sunday school OF this
church.
sermon VIII be preached on "The Coming OF the
LORD" at the Catholic Apostolic church. sixteenth
street, this evening.
Rev. Oscar Hugo breaches this morning in the
Jane street Methodist church, and In the evening In
the New England Congregational church, Williams
burg.
Rev. r. s. Macarthur breaches, morning and
evening, in the Calvary Baptist church.
Rev. Or. Forbes breaches this morning, and Rev.
Dr. Mcvickar afternoon in the Church OF the Holy
Light.
Rev. Abbott Brown breaches In the Church Of the
Reformation this morning and afternoon.
Rev. G. +. Krotel breaches morning and evening
in the Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the Holy
Trinity.
services as usual this morning and afternoon in
the Canal Street Presby church. Greene street.
"Dficulties OF Scripture" Will be the subject OF q
discourse this morning AZ the Church Of the Evan
gests Degraw street. Brooklyn.
Rev. DR.. Wedekind breaches morning and evening
In the English Lutheran Church OF st. James.
Rev. Dr. Wescott Will preach IN Plymouth Baptist
church this morning and evening.
Rev. Dr. Cheever will preach this evening In the
Lexington avenue Presbyterian church. and the pas
tor, Rev. DR.. Sanderson, in tho morning.
Rev. Merrill Richardson will preach this evening
in the New England Congregational church on
"What God Does to Hold Men TO OBEDIENCE
Rev. James Kennedy Will preach the first OF q
series OF dlscourses on The Beloved" IN the hall OF
the Harvard Rooms this morning.
Rev. Chauncey Giles third lecture, on "The Life Of
Children After Death-How They Are Instructed"
win be delivered at the New Jerusalem iSweden-
borganl church this evening.
Rev. E. q. Sweetser will preach this evening In
the church corner OF Blocker and Downing streets,
on "The Universalist Idea or Judgment
Mrs. AyZer Will speak before the Society OF spirit
ualists in Apollo Hall this morning and evening.
Rev. Charles p. Lee dscourses this morning in
Plimpton Building on "Deboran, the Heroine"
Rev. G. s. Narrower breaches morning and even
ing in st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. J. r. Hendrick breaches morning and even.
ing In the Tabernacle Baptist church.
Rev. A. Deerlng. the temperance lecturer, VIII
lecture this evening at Morning Star Hall.
"The Day or Judgment Will be the subject OF
Rev. J. NJ Puman's discourse this evening, in the
Sixth Universalist church.
Rev. James T. Powers Will preach in the Bleecker
street Universalist church this morning and evening.
Rev. DR.. Ever will repeat his first sermon on the
Epiphany at Christ church this evening. Morning
service at the usual hour.
Rev. @. II. HepwOrth win deliver O discourse on
"Reigious Morals and Religious Principles, at the
Church OF the Messiah this evening.
Rev. Richard Newton, D. D., OF Philadelphia Will
preach to young people at the Church OF the Holy
Trinity this evening.
Rev. James Il. Rylance, d. D., Of Chicago, viii
preach this morning In st. Marks church.
IT a " nraa oh hn
"Church and Liberal Christianity at st. AIMS
church, East Twelfth street, near Fourth avenue,
The Rev. II. A. Brann, d. D., pastor OF Fort Wash.
ngton church, will lecture this evening at the Instl-
tute Hall, 9l7 Eighth avenue on the ''Sns of Intel
lect." portion OF the lecture Will be directed as
rebuttal Of some OF the arguments employed by the
friends Of Italian unity at the Academy few nights
since, -,.,.-s5.,fe- -: ss:9..
Religious Notes-Personal and General.
The annual collection for missions made on the
18th, in Grace church, Brooklyn Heights (aev. DR..
B. II. Paddock, rector amounted to $4,000.
Rev. Francis Vlnton, d. d. OF this city, with his
wife and daughter, has gone to Havana.
Rev. D. $. y. NJ. Potter, late Unitarian minister,
has applied for Holy Orders In the Episcopal do
cese Of Massachusetts.
Rev. G. L. Goodell has voluntarily relnqulshed
$500 Of his salary as contribution to his parish in
Rev Dr.. Thomas s. Grove tPresbyterlan) departed
this life few days ago at his residence in Jefferson
Rev. s. NJ. Thompson, OF Pittsburg, has accepted
a call to the First Presbyterian church OF Canaan
Rev. william F. Snow, pastor OF the Elliot Congre-
gatonal church OF Lawrence, Mass, died on the
1lth inst.
At the recent communion at PARK street church,
Boston, between $50 and 700 persons participated.
Rev. Leander Cobb, for thirty years past OF the
church In Marion, Mass, has aG his own request
been released from active duty and now becomes
Rev. n. II. Eggleston late Professor at Williams
College, has been engaged to take charge OF the
First church. In Enfield, Conn.,, for year, and has
already commenced his labors.
;. Rev J. I. Avery, the Evangelist, is laborng in
Springfield, Mass. deep religious interest is also
reported from Pepperell where H. F. Ddrant has
labored for ten days or more. The number OF In
Qulrers exceeds 100.
Rev. DR., Balkan, in his farewell sermon, preached
January !, at Lewiston, Me-, stated that four
sons Of revival had occurred during his ministry Of
sixteen years.
The last CongregGno,alist says that the scarcity
or ministers in New England Is by no means so |
fer from recent article by correspondent, on the
want OF pastors for some Of the prominent New |
Rev. Hugh W. McKee, Of the Brazil mission, is
for the present supplying two OF the four Tortu- |
guese churches at Jacksonville and Springfield, lll.a
professor Condit Is now supplying the First Pres
byteran church in Syracuse, and win commence his
Ty!ess Central church y ses course q two or
Rev "GrAs n - ;6e piaSc street presbvte.
ran church, Newark N. j., has resigned mis- pastor
ate TO accept the Professionally Of Biblical History IN
tho University OF Louisiana.
Rev. Henry Fowler, pastor Of the Central Presby. |
terlan church OF Auburn, n. " has been compelled |
TO suspend preaching Tor o season, owing TO par.
lial loss OF the use Of his eyes from overworK |
failure which 1t Is hoped Is only temporary.
: Rev. Samuel 1. spear, ID. D., pastor OF the South
Presbyterian church, Brooklyn. has rendered his re.
signation OF the pastorate IN order 10 accept the
position OF editor OF the New York Independent,
Rev. J. II. Edwards leaves his pastorate OF nearly |
2 Inc years at West Lebanon, N. H., account of |
his wile's health aud goes to Western pennsylvania,
In the Oil region, having accepted Q Call to the |
Presbyterian church at Tideoute.
Rev. Albert Barnes In his VIII, lett $500 to be ap-
piled in yearly sums OF Sl00 to the poor
student to be nominated by the Faculty OF Princeton
Theological Seminary. This, he says IN his Will, IS
done in consideration OF The aid which he received
when q student there, which amounted to S476.
Rev. Mr.. Gibbs, who has thrice Tried his suit
against the Congregational church in GIead, Conn, |
for on unpaid portion of his salary has at last found
a nd IN