The New York herald., 1873-11-02
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
November 2---Religious Exercises
This Day and Evening.
HERALD RELIGIOUS COMMUNICATES
Movements and Changes Of
the Clergy.
Services To-Day.

Services To-day.
Bishop Cummins. OF Kentucky, breaches this
evening in Association Hall.
Rev. Dr. True win conduct the evening services
at ST. Luke's (Methodisn.
The congregation OF St. Stephens (EpiscopaD
will be addressed at the morning service by Rev.
f. D. Tompkins, and at the evening service by
Professor Roberts.
Rev. L. A. Hoyt, OF Nashville, breaches in DR..
Deems' church this morning and the Doctor him
self in the evening.
DR.. Talmage's (Tabernacle) nock will worship
at the usual hours, morning and evening, in the
Brooklyn Academy.
sold Maids and Their Accusers" is the subject OF
the lecture (the first in a 'dime course0 by Rev.
Henry Morgan, at Cooper Institute, this evening.
Miss Sarah E. smiley breaches in the morning to
Nhe Seventeenth Baptists and in the evening
10 the Central Methodists.
The New York Bible and Common Prayer BOOK
Society anniversary this evening" In the Church OF
the Holy Trinity, viii be addressed by Rev. DR..
Potter.
John p ONeill, late United States District Attor :
ney OF Philadelphia, now resident OF this city, will
lecture at the Church OF the Holy Name this even
ing, at halEpast seven. Subject-"Tne Life and
Times OF the Great Irish Tribune, Daniel O'Con-
neI.n
luc ruJH dNtuue Ddptlsbs VIII CeiSpIatc thc
twenty-fith year OF DR.. Armitage's pastorate to-
day at halfpast ten A. NJ. and three and halfp past
seven P. NJ Evening sermon by DR.. Fulton, OF
Brooklyn.
.The True Road to Success Will be pointed out
by Rev. Mr.. Sweetser this evening in the BleecKer
street Universalist church.
Rev. Mr.. Rochedieu, OF Belgium, will preach his
final sermon in this country this morning, in the
French Evangelical church.
The first OF series OF sermons in French will be
given by Rev. c. Mel, at halfpast three p NJ, in
sthe Church OF the holy Saviour.
Services at eleven and hafpast three in the
Madison avenue Reformed church, Rev. Mr.. Ganse.
'sThe Greatest Question" according to Mr.. Hoyt's
standard, will be placed before his flock Taberna-
Gle Baptist this evening, In Steinway Hall.
Rev. John Z. Cookman breaches, morning and
evening, in the Methodist Free Tabernacle.
Rev. Mr.. Knapp in Laight street Baptist Mis-
sion
Rev. Or. Van Nest, in St. Paul's tReformed).
Rev. David Mitchell, in Canal street Presbyterian
church.
Rev. DR.. Flagg in the Church OF the Resurrec-
tIon, and
Rev. Mr.. Barnhart in Forsyth street Methodist
church.
The Berean Baptsts will be ministered to
spiritually by their PASTOR Rev. Mr. Davies at the
usual hours.
In st. Peters, Rev. DR.. Thompson viii address
young men this evening.
In ST. Marks Rev. DR.. Rylance will lecture upon
"Revelationn this evening.
In St Thomas there will be the customary SER
vices, Rev. DR.. Morgan officiating.
Rev. DR.. Miller will address the Plymouth
Baptists, morning and evening.
The Trinity Bapusts will be addressed at the
usual services, morning and evening, by Rev. DR..
Holme.
Morning service, at eleven O'Clock, in the Rus
slan-Greek chapel.
There will be morning and evening services in
the Sixth avenue Union Reformed church, Rev.
Mr.. Merritt.
In rly-third street Baptist church, Rev. Mr.
Pendeton.
In Fourteenth street Scotch Presbyterian church,
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, and
In the Madison avenue Zion church, Rev. Mr..
Galleher.
Rev J. NJ. PEBBLES lectures on 'Spiritualismn
at Robinson Hall this evening.
The Evangelical Alliance will be logically dis
sected" by Rev. DR.. Brann in Irving Hall this
evening. Proceeds in aid OF st. ElzabeIh's
Hospital.
Rev. DR.. Bellows will ddress the congregation
OF All Souls upon special topics this morning and
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Newton breaches this morning In
half-past three p NJ.
French Reformed service in Calvary chapel this
morning, Rev. +. Borel preaching
Mr. John Ashworth, the English autIDr, will
preach in the Church OF the Disciples this evening.
'sThe Temptations OF Christi will be depicted by
Rev. Mr. Dawson, in the Church OF Christ, this
evening.
'The Public Schools" is the subject upon which
Rev. Mr.. Powers viii dlate this evening, in the
Church OF the Messiah.
In the Church OF the Resurrection Rev. DR.. Flagg
will conduct the usual services
The customary services will be held to-day in
Christ church, Rev. Or. Thompson, rector
Rev. Mr.. Pullman breaches, morning and even
ing, In the Church OF Our Saviour.
"Social Culturen will be discoursed upon at the
evening service In the Church OF the New Jerusa-
lem.
The Fifth Unversalsts win be addressed at
eleven A. NJ, in Plimpton Hall, by Rev. Mr.. At
wood.
Rev. Mr.. rockingham breaches before the Inde-
pendent Society this morning in Lyric Hall.
The Church OF Humanity will be addressed this
morning, at De Garmo Hall, by Stephen Pearl
Andrews. Conference at three O'Clock. Mrs. Mar
cissa Agnes Capello win speak in the evening.
Rev. Mr.. Carke's evening subject at Harlem
Unity chapel is "Nothing but Leaves.n
"The Legal Standing OF womeni VIII be elabor-
ated upon this afternoon by DR.. Lewis, in the Co.'S
mopotan Conference.
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To THE EDITOn OF THE HERALD
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divine tnat Professionalism is failure II this con-
clusion Is correct the cause must be found in mis-
Interpretation OF the Scriptures and IN pertina-
ci0ugly adhering to tenets and dogmas which are