The New York herald., 1871-02-19
r RELIGION s.
Services To-Day.

Services To- Day.
Rev. DR.. Mcvicker win preach in the Church OF
the Holy Light Seventh avenue, this morning and
evening.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the Holy
Trinity. Twenty nrst street, the PASTOR Rev. G. +.
Krotel, win preach morning and evening.
Rev. Oscar Hugo breaches In Duane Methodist
Episcopal church, Hudson street. Spring, this
morning. and In the Free Methodist church, West
Forty-eghth street. In the evening.
Rev. Abbott Brown breaches morning and even
ing in the Church Of the Reformation.
conversational Bible class Is held this afternoon
at the Western Branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, 2s5 Hudson street.
Communion services to-day In the Fourth Re-
formed Presbyterian church. Harvard Rooms, Sixth
avenue and Forty-second street, Rev. j. Kennedy
breaches in the morning, and Rev. J. Il. W. Sloane,
D. D., OF Allegheny, Pa, in the evening.
"In the place where the tree falleth there shall 1t
e' win be the subject OF Rev. Il. c. Sweetser this
evening In the Unversast church, corner OF
BleecKer and Downing street.
In the Lexington avenue church, corner OF Forty
sixth street, Rev. Dr. Sanderson win preach In the
morning, and Rev. DR.. Cheever In the evening, on
1.-THE Perils OF Doing Spiritual Business on False
Capitaln
Rev. Dr. Ever win hold forth at Christ church at
both services
At the Church OF the Messiah Rev. MIR. Hepworth
has prepared Two sermone--one morning and the
other evening.
Jernue Orpheon Hopkins VIII play the organ at
Grace chapel.
Rev. c. s. Hanover breaches at ST. Luke's Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
There win be preaching IN the Catholic Apostolic
church this evening ''Ihe Early Appearing or
Chrst.n
Rev. DR.. Westcott VIII preach in Plymouth Bap.
tst church, Fiftyrst street, this morning and even
Ing. Subject IN the evening-'To Young Menu
Rev. Dr. Hall, or Brooklyn, will preach this even
ing III the Church Of the Incarnation on behalf OF
"The Chlldren's Foldn
Rev. J. M. Pullman win preach at the Church OF
Our Saviour lSxth Universallstl Ihirsy-d street.
this morning ana evening.
Rev. Charles +. Lee viii preach this morning on
'St Paul, the Christian Preacher" In the Fifth
Universast church, Piimpton Building.
Rev. Merrill Richardson will preach In the New
England Congregational church thus morning and
evening. The subject in the evening will be NAT
ural EVIL
Rev. q. S. narrower breaches morning and eyen-
ing In ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church.
''The Death OF the Soul, What 1t Is and How 1t Is
Caused,n win be the subject or lecture by Rev.
Chauncey Giles this evening, at the New Jerusalem
Rev. DR.. Kendrick breaches morning and even
ing in the Tabernacle Baptist church, Second ave-
nue..
Rev. DR.. Thompson VIII preach this morning on
"Moses his Life aud Works, Proof OF Inspira-
ti0n.n Services also in the evening
Professor William Denton viii speak before the
Sprituallsts this morning and evening. Morning
sublecr-"The Philosophy OF DEATH" Evening sub
ject-"The Deluge IN the Light OF Modern Science"
The Lenten season-Rules for Its Observance
as Promulgated by Archbishop McCl Oskcy-
The RnIes be Read in tho Various
Catholic Churches TO-MorrOw.
The following is the pastoral regulation for Lent
OF the archdiocese of New York. 1t viii very likely
be read in all the churches tomorrow
l. AL the week days OF Lent, from Ash Wednes-
day to Easter Sunday, are the days OF precept on
one meal, with the allowance Of moderate collation.
q The precept Of fasting includes also that of alb
stnence from the use OF flesh meat But by dspen-
at the principal meal on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays Of Lent, with the exception oi Holy
s. There is neither fast nor abstinence to be OBJ.
served on sundays OF Lent
4. IL Is not allowed TO use fish with flesh meat at
the same meal IN Lent.
5. There is no prohibition to use eggs butter or
cheese provided the rules OF quantity prescribed by
the fast be complied with.
9. Lard may be used in preparing fresh vegetables,
&c. &c.
ing tDut not OF abstinence from flesh meat, except
Of sickness the lke the following classes or
OF persons:-FIrst, the infrm; second those whose
duties are Of exhaustive or aborious character;
third, persons who are attaining their growth;
fourth, women III pregnancy or nursing infants;
fifth, those who are enfeebed by old age.
The public religious exercises this week in the
churches Of the city to commence each evening at
on Monday, in the Church of the Nativity, OF the
the Assumption Germany, 81. Michael's and st.
On Tuesday in st. James,. ST. Josephs, ST. Vincent
dc Paul's lFrench) st. John the Evangelists, Holy
Cross, ST. Gabrlel's Immaculate Conception and Our
on Wednesday, IN st. Peters, Most Holy Redeem
er's Germanl st. Francis OF Assssium German Vt.
Theresas aud st. Jonn Baptist Germanl
On Thursday, in Cathedral, ST. Andrews, st.
Stephens. ST. Columoa's. st. Bridget's ,,,t s..
Holy Innocents, ST. Rosa de Lima ST. Nicholas,
St. Joseph's (German), Manhattanvine
On Friday, In ST. Mary'S TRANSPORTATION, st.
Nicnolas lGermanj, st. Paus (Hareml, st. Boni-
faces Germanl st. Vincent Ferrers. Church Of the
ana tho he Nas O rcnbsnn Of New
York, Feast OF the Publication Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary 1871 J. MCNEIRNEY, Secretary.
The New Jewish Dispeusatiou.
From the New York Jewish Messenger Shebat 90
5,6S1 lFeb. H. 1s71l.l
The sketch OF judaism" In last Sundays Herald
two columns In length, was an impartial and credit
able composition. We have never yet read in q non
Jewish journal an article on the subject to which SO
little ex cepton could be taken. 1t not statlst
CAL but 1t referred existing differences the
conflicting views Of what 1t termed the four parties,
"extreme orthodox conservatives" moderate
reformers." /" and ''extreme radical reiOrmersn The
last class, says the Herald, "composes only a few
individual thlnkers,n OF whom sthe most advanced,
and certainly the most eloquent, il the Rev. Raphael
DC. Levin" We must thank the Herald for AFFORD
ing so clear and comprehensive q review OF the pre-
The New Mediat0r-The ssHcrald.o
From the same-same datel
Our venerable friend OF the NEW YORK HERALD
proposes to emerge from the retirement of his edi-
tortal chambers and to don the sacerdotal robes