The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
April 6---Sunday in AlbiS---FirSt Sunday
After Easter.
RELIGIOUS PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY
Herald Religious Correspond
enCc.
"HEAR ALL SIDES

Religious Services To-Day.
Apollo Hail, Broadway and Twenty-eighth street.
Thomas Gales Forster, trance speaker.
Rev. p. L. Davies, Of Berean Baptist church, cor.
ner Of Downing ana Bedford streets-morning
Alexander r. Thompson. IN Rutgers College
chapel, Fifth mountaineering and evening.
Bishop snow, IN the University, Washington
square, at three p NJ. SupJect-"The Mystery Of
God Finished"
Christ Protestant Episcopal church. corner Fifth
avenue and Thirty-ffth street. Rev. Hugh Miller
Thompson, d. D., responsiveness Sunday, April 7,
Octave of Easter, morning and evening. Daily
morning prayer at nine A. M. Evening prayer and
lecture, with full choral service, on Wednesdays. at
half.past seven p. NJ. Evening prayer on Fridays.
at half-past four p. NJ.
Church OF the Puritans, Rev. DR.. Cheever. even
ing, the chapel OF the University, on Washington
square.
Children OF the First Free viii Baptist Sunday
school will give an anniversary concert at the
church, 1o1 West Seventeenth street, at two P. M.
Chapel OF st. Chrgsostom, Seventh avenue aud
Thirty ninth street-Services every Sunday at
seven, and nalf- past A. NJ, nalfpast three
and halr-past seven +. NJ.
Christian Church, Twenty-eigh.h street and Broad
way, Rev. II. d. Clark, OF Understanding and
evening.
DIR. Rogers, formerly Of Nashville, Tenn, Cooper
notwithstanding.
DR.. Deems, In the Church OF the Strangers, Mercer
streer-m0rnln0 and evening.
New England Congregational church, corner
Of Madison avenue and Forty seventh street, Rev.
Henry ID. Moore Of Cincinnati, Onio-morning and
evening.
Rev. Dr. Flagg, church OF the Resurrection. cor
ner Of Flty-ntlh street and Third avenue morn
Ing.
Rev. G. s. Narrower. st. Lukes Methodist Episco.
pal church. Forty-hrst street, near Sixth avenue
morning and evening.
Rev. II. D. Northrup, West Twenty third street
Presbyterian churcn-morning and evening.
Rev. DR.. Osgood, Church OF St. Jonn the Evange-
list (Memoria. West Eleventh street, below Seventh
avenue, at half-past ten A. M. Rev. DR.. Beach Will
preach at a quarter to eight P. NJ.
Rev. DIR. Holman. West Fllty-t street Baptist
church-morning and evening"
Rev. DR.. Osgood Will preach a sermon to young
men In ST. Peters church, West Twenueln street,
this evening.
Seventeenth street. Methodist Episcopal church,
between First ana Second avenues, Rev. J. 8.
Willis pastor-morning ana evening. Morning,
special sermon; evening, farewell sermon.
ST. Marks church, Second avenue and Tenth
street. Rev. J. II. Rylance, D. D.-morning and
evening.
st. Thomas church, Rev. DIR. Morgan, rector
morning and afternoon.
Church OF the Messiah Professor E. J. Young, Of
Cambridge, Mass. Subject In the mornlng-.'Uni-
tartan Faith;' in the evening, "Christlan Manli-
ness..'
Rev. H. H. Murray, Of Boston, will preach to the
Church Of the Disciples, Steinway Hall, morning
and evening.
Free religious services will be held in the AGA
of mi a
direction of the Rev. Henry Powers Rev. R. Coll
yer, OF Chicago VIII preach the sermon.
Rev. E. Harwood, Grace chapel. Fourteenth
street. opposite the Academy-lecture In the even
ing. Subject christianity Taken at Disad-
vantage"
Review OF Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's sermons by
the Rev. Fl. r.. Nye, in the Church OF Our Father,
Clermont, Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, at half.
past seven p. M.
Rev. 9. A. Hoyt University chapel, Washington
square. morning.
Rev. f. G. Ever, d. d., st. Ignatius church. For
ueth street and Filth and Sixth avenues, morning
and evening.
Rev. q. W. Morrill,, st. Adams church-services
at seven, ten and eleven A. NJ, ana four and eight
p. M. Bishop P0tters attends at four p NJ.
Rev. Charles r. Lee, Fifth Untversalist church,
Chickering Hall, IL East Fourteenth street-morn-
ing sermon, "Chrlst the Only Foundation"
At the free Church of st. Mary the Virgin, West
Forty-nftn street. near Broadway, to-days services
win be full choral at seven A. NJ, blessed
ment; at half-past ten A. NJ, ltany and sermon; at
four p NJ, even song, and at haf-past r. NJ,
compline and sermon. The officiating clergy at ST..
Mary's are the Rev. Fathers Brown and Noyes.
the seats free and strangers and residents are
always alike welcome.
Rev. Henry Powers morning, half-past ten; Rev.
Roin s. Stone, evening. hall past seven Brevoort
Hall, Fifty fourth street, between Third and Lexlng
ton avenues.
American Bible Society.
The stated meeting or the Board Of Managers was
held at the Bible House on the Attn inst, Will
liam H. Allen LII. D., President. In the chair
Five new auxiliaries were recognized. one In each
Of the States OF Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee.
Communications were received from Mr.. j. III.
Maneche, Puerto Plata in regard to opportunities
for Bible work In ST. Domingo; from Rev. s. B.
Bergue, LONDON, in regard to plates OF the Arabic
Bible; from Baron Chabaud de la Tour, President
OF the Bible society OF France, returning cordial
thanks OF that society Tor aid offered them by this
society; from Rev. L. B. Darder, Geneva with fer
vent thanks for aid afforded the Evangelical Society
~ Geneva, for Blbc work; from Rev. q. II. Doer.
ing, Bremen sending accounts OF bible work In
Germany during the past year; and IRON Per Palm
and Rev. N J. Plump. Foochow reporting Bible
work during the past year In sweden, India aud
China.
Grants OF books were made 10 sundry churches ana
missions. The number OF volumes granted was
16,44S, IN various languages, ana five volumes IN
raised letters Tor the blind. Besides these books to
the value OF $2.322 were granted TO varIons auxll-
ltarIes and $3.50 In gold to the Missionary society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Tor sweden.
The report was presented OF Rev. Mr.. Norris
mission To 1t. Domingo, he having returned and
having accomplished successfully the object had in
view.
Abuses OF the OHerfory.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The London church papers are having some very
sensible words upon this important subject. The
Catholic, as well In the Anglo as Romsh Church.
should remember that, by means OF the oIertory,
he escapes many odious taxes on his religion TO
which, as Protestant. he would be continually
subject. The pew rent for his family, the re-