The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-21

Religious Programme for.
To-Day.
MRAlD RELIGIOUS CORRESPONDENCE.
FOREIGN RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Services To-day.


which b rarity IN the English and partly In the
scAvonic language, sermon VIII be preached by
Ne Rev. Father Nicholas Bjerring in the English
language.
Rev. wnliam Dunnen will preach morning and
evening In All Saints church, corner OF Henry and
Scanned streets.
Rev. George II. Hcpworth VIII preach in Stein
va Hall this morning on ',Prayer," and in the
evening he Will deliver the second lecture Of his
course TO young men.
Rev. Dr. +. @. Ever win preach morning and
evening In st. lgnatius' church, Seventh avenue.
N the evening ne Will deliver the second OF the
series OF familiar discourses Anglican Worship
- ms visible Aspectn
Services viii be held ct the usual hours In the
West twenty third street Presbyterian church.
The SIXTH anniversary OF the Sunday School Mis-
eopnary Association OF the West Presbyterian church
VIM be held this evening In The West Forty second
street church, between Finn and Sixth avenues
Addresses Will be made by Rev. william p Paxson,
sunday school missionary; Mr.. George w. Stuart.
o. Philadelphia and Rev. Dr. Hastings. pastor Of
Ne church.
Rev. Chauncey Giles win this evening deliver the
second OF course OF lectures on the subject OF
sGenesis aud Geology In the new church In Thirty
nssh stree. between Park and Lexington avenues.
Rev. David Mitchell will preach morning and
evening In the Canal street Presbyterian church.
Rev. W. G. Dawson, Of Louisville, KY, will preach
N the Church Of Christ No. "a West Twenty-eightn
street, this morning, on Cooperation with God,"
and I'm the evening ON three Mems Opportunities
70 be Saved.n
At haf-past ten O'Clock this morning Rev. DR..
Hugh Miller Thompson will be Installed rector OF
Christ church, FiIth avenue, by Bishop Potter, Of
New YORK, and IN the evening Mr.. Thompson will
preach.
Rev. p. L. Davies viii preach In the Berean Baptist
church this morning and evening.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, of Boston, win oficate
n the church OF the Messiah this morning and even
ing.
Rev. J. n. Pullman's second discourse on "Things
Pertaining TO This Life" win be delivered this morn.
mg In the Church OF Our saviour. Evening services
- usual.
In the Catholic Apostolic church this evening the
discourse will be ON the Scaling OF the Church"
Rev. Charles r. Lee viii preach this morning
IN the Fifth Universast church lChIckering HalD ON
"Religtous Needs Of the City,n and In the evening
will lecture on "Pygmalon's Statue; or, the Chris
tan IdeaLn
Rev. Dr. Krotel will preach morning ana evening
N the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the Holy
Trinity.
Rev. q. 8. narrower VIII preach this morning In
g. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church and IN the
evening VIII lecture on "rhe Resurrection"
miracles this morning In the Blocker street Univer.
salist church.
Rev. Dr. Merrill Rich ardson viii preach morning
and evening In the New England congregational
church.
Rev. J. 3. willis win preach this evening on "The
Bitterness Of Regret" Morning services as usual.
Rev. Morgan Dix, OF Trinity church, Will deliver
ehe second Of his OF lectures this evening In
Trinity chapel the subject being "Home, Holy
Natrimony. Divorce"
Al the Church OF st. Charles Borromeo, Brooklyn,
services viii be held as folows:-Hgn mass at half
past ten in the morning. when the choir will sing
Mines celebrated Mass, for Tour voices and In the
evening Cerutes grand musical vespers.
Bishop Snow VIII discourse this morning In the
University on "The Character and Approaching
Doom OF Romanism in the Light OF Prophecy"
Mr.. Walter Hyde will lecture this morning OF go
East Thirty fourth street "Spiritualism Its Phe
u0mena aud Philosophy" Conference In the after
noon.
Mrs.. Emma Hardingc Britten viii speak this
morning IN Apollo Han on "The New Bibie,n and
ln the evening on 'Tne New Social Order.'
The Church Of the Strnugers-Germau Service.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE BERALD:-
As we desire 10 make every part OF the Church OF
the Strangers profitable II has been determined TO
have divine service In the chapel In the German
language every sunday, At haltpast ten A. N. and
half.past seven =. M. There are many Of our Ger.
man fellow citizens who know the English well
enough TO read the HERALD, hut are not quite SO
well acquainted with 1t as to ENJOY singing. praying
and preaching in our language. We propose TO
supply them In the language OF their Fatherland.
learned German minister, well recommended,
chapel will seat more than three hundred people.
IL Is cheerful room. We shall make it as cum
Portable o. possible. German Bibles and LYNN
~ AZ snU IA mr. n lel
IL hoped that ali VINO favor TINS movement Will be
present. Tue first service viii he held to-
day. The entrance Is on Greene street, between
Waverley place anu Clinton place. The University
place cars from the Asor House pass In 'front.' OF the
door. All the seats are free. VIII your readers
please inform their German lriendsi
CHAkLES Y. DEEMS. Pastor.
Sunday n n Day Of Rest, ReIisios and Re-
creation.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
To you, who are always an earnest advocate OF all
measures tending TO the emancipation Of the human
family, feel confident may address a few remarks
IN favor OF new departure having Tor It's OBJECT
the lo0sening OF the trammels which blnd down the
generality OF people in this country, forbidding them
TO make use OF the sabbath q day of rational and
innocent recreation, ana condne them 10 their
homes, rather as clolstered monks, than permit
them to nvigorate mind and body by healtnfui out.
door amusements, which would enable them 10 re.
turn TO their daily labors ike "gian,s refreshed with
new wine."
do not think that the majority OF the people are
IN favor OF the Puritan,cal severity with which al
most all sorts OF public amusements on sunday are
regarded. This thing seems to be governed by the
few Of Q rigid and unloading religious morality
which sees something criminal IN ALI that does not
SAVIOR OF prayer and psalm singing. How are
We to emerge from TINS state OF seryt
tude 10 the capricious views OF bigotsg
Chiefly, should say, by thorough ventilation OF
the subject IN its entire length ana breadth. Public
opinion must OF course, control the msde OF tue
observance OF tue day; but Jet the puenc De fairy
allowed 70 express itself and doubt not u Will be
found TO give q most emphatic vote IN favor o.
much greater latitude In the way OF recreation than
1s ut present In vogue. We must not run into the
opposite extreme and see liberty only IN a noious
and liccntous indulgence. We must nave a dc.
c0rous regard ior the convenience aud comfort Of
others anu DC careful while enjoying ourselves not