The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09
r RELIGION s.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES TO-DAY.
Interesting Herald Relig-
ious Correspondence.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Services To-Day.

Services To-day.
A missionary meeting will be held at the Cnurcn
OF the TRANSPORTATION, on East Twenty'nintn
street, Filth avenue, this evening" at hallpast
seven O'Clock. Bishop Potter will preside, and adj
dresses Will be made by several oil the Clergy.
:, Rev. p L. Dawes breaches at the Berean Baptist
church. corner Downing and Bed ord Streets this
morning and evening, at the usual hours.
Mrs. Nettie @. Maynard, trance speaker. lectures
ON spritualism at Apollo Hall this morning, at half
past ten O'Clock, and this evening at halipast seven
O'Clock. Ch.ldren's Lyceum at twelve o'clock.
1.-The congregation oil the Brooklyn Tabernacle
win occupy the Academy OF Music until their new
church IS built. Rev. T. DE Witt Talmage. pastor,
breaches this morning and evening Seats free.
Services will be held this morning and evening In
the Baptist church, Ffty-third street and seventh
avenue, Rev. William II. Pendleton, pastor. Bap-
tism In the evening.
In the Universaiist church, corner Downing and
Blocker streets, Rev. E. c. Sweetscr will preach
morning and evening Morning subect-"The
Bow in the Cloud" Evening subject-"Inspira-
tion" Strangers furnished with seats
., Bishop Snow will preach in the University Wash
ingtOn square, this afternoon. at three O'Clock.
6ubject-"The Prospective Conversion Of the
World"
An the Christian church, West Twenty-eghth
street. near Broadway, Rev. ". q. Dawson, pastor,
breaches in the morning and evening.
Rev. J. M. Pullman breaches this morning at the
rooms OF the Young Mems Unversalist Association,
1,2SS Broadway, and IN the evening at LYRIC Hail.
Rev. @. s. Robinson breaches this morning and
evening in the Memorial Pl esby tciian church, Mad
ison avenue and Fifty-third street
In the Church of the Messiah, Park avenue and
Thirty-fOurth street, Rev. Henry Powers, pastor,
breaches this morning and evening.
Divine service will be held today n the Russ0.
Greek chapel, 95l Second avenue. Sermon in
English.
At the Anthem Memorial church, Forty eighth
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, divine
service will be held at hal.-past ten A. M.
At the Church OF the Resurrection, corner Madi-
son avenue and FOrty-seventh street, divine SER
vice will be held at hall-past ten A. NJ, and nalf
past seven P. N. Sunday school at three P. M.
rAt the Old Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal
church services will be held at haltpast ten and
halEpast seven.
Rev. George II. Hepworth breaches at Steinway
Hall this morning and evening.
At All Saints Episcopal Church, corner Henry
and Scannen streets, Rev. william N. Dunnen,
rector, breaches each Sunday at 10h A. NJ. and
'7hP.M.
At the Blocker street Mission, II Carmine
street. Episcopal services will be ned at 1o1s A. NJ
Rev. Stephen H. Tying, Jr., will lecture In the
Church Of the Holy Trinity. Madison avenue and
F0rty-sec0nd street, this evening, at halfpast
seven O'Clock.
Rev. Dr. Cheever win preach this evening, at
hslfpast seven O'Clock in the University on Wash
ton square.
tholomew's church, Madison avenue and Forty
fourth street, this evening, at halfpast seven
p'c.ock.
Rev. Ealsey W. Knapp breaches every Sunday In
the Laight street Baptist Mission commencing at
hali-past ten A. M. ana half-pas seven p. NJ.
Rev. John Z. Goodman, pastor OF Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal church, West Thirty-iourth street,
near Eighth avenue, Will preach to-day at halfpast
ten O'Clock A. M. and half-past seven P. M.
Services Will be held at ST. Ignatius' church,
Fortieth street, between Filth and Sixth avenues,
Rev. F. G. Ever, D. D., rector this morning and
evening.
Free service will be held to-day at Christ church,
corner OF Filth avenue and Thirty-nlth street.
Dr. G. Stiles holds meetings every Sunday at
Union Hall, corner Grove and Fourth streets, Jer-
sey City, at three and eight O'Clock p NJ for spirit
communion and trance speaking. Mr.. II. P.
Blake will illustrate the spirit power this after
noon at three O'Clock.
Full choral services will be held at the Church Of
st. Mary the Virgin. West Forty-ffth street. near
Broadway, at halfpast ten A. NJ, four and half.
past seven P. M.
Rev. A. D. Gillette, D. D., will preach in Plymouth
Baptist church, Fifty first street. between Ninth
and Tenth Avenues, this morning and evening.
At St. Lukes Methods church. Forty first street,
near Sixth avenue, Rev. G. r. Crooks breaches in
the morning and Rev. E. D. Otheman In the even.
Ing.
In st. Thomas chapel, sixtieth street, near
Third avenue, Rev. Professor Roberts will preach
in the morning and Rev. Mr.. Norton in the evening.
Rev. william NJ. Taylor will address the Morning
Star Sunday school, corner OF Seventh avenue and
Twenty-sixth street, this afternoon, at half-past
Two O'Clock.
Rev. M. J. O'Farrell will deliver lecture on "The
Trials and Trumphs OF the Catholic Church, ~ In st.
Andrews church, this evening, at eight O'Clock.
Tickets nifty cents. Proceeds Tor the poor of the
parish
In Trinity Baptist church, Fifty.ffth street, near
Lexington avenue, Rev. DR.. Holme, PASTOR
breaches this morning and evening. Sunday school
at hali-past two O'Clock.
In the Tabernacle Baptist church, Second avenue
and Tenth street, Rev. Wayand Hoyt, of Brooklyn,
breaches in the morning and evening. Seats free
In the evening"
81. Bartholomew Massacre from .
Catholic Standpoint.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Tne massacre or ST. bartholomew s Iavor1te
GassCatholic weapon. One OF your correspondents
lately referred to it with exultation. Mr.. Froude
has also used 1t In his historical tits. Will you
give place In your columns to view Of 1.-THE other
sidepv
The Huguenots in France were an aggressive and
lntolorant party. They sought not alone religious
freedom for themselves, but also to abolish the
mas and to suppress Catholic worship. They
sco1ed at the hottest Catholic doctrinss and IS
their numbers grew broke down crucinxes and
statues, pillaged ana destroyed or appropriated
churches and hunted to death priests and members
of the religious orders. The Huguenot churches
by degrees assumed military organization. FIRE.
quent collisions with the Catholics occurred
Again and again they plotted and attempted to
overthl ow Cathoclty, to seize the King. assass-