The New York herald., 1873-11-23
RELIGIOUS INVELLIUENM.
November % = Religious
Exercises To-Day.
HERALD RELIGIOUS CORRESPONDENCE,
The Mission Field OF
the south
MOVEMENTS OF TEE CLERGY
MOVEMENTS OF TEE CLERGY.
Services To-day.

sSryices To-Day.
Preaching morning and evening in the Methodist
Free Tabernacle, by Rev. Mr.. Goodman. The Bed
ford Street Praying Band win conduct prayer
meeting at the close of the evening service.
"Rcligicus Parrotsn is the suggestive topic upon
which Rev. Mr.. Stewart will elaborate this morn.
ing in the West Twenty-dfth Street United Presby.
teran church. Afternoon service at three O'Clock.
The Seventeenth street Methodists win have g
''Tahle OF Fatness' spread before them this morn
ing, by Rev. Mr.. Boole.
''The WorkinGman's Opportunity is Rev. Dr.
Fulton's topic for this morning in the Hanson
place Baptist church. Brooklyn, and his evening
discourse will be based upon the query, emilio
CASTELAR,: Shall we Help Him or Crush Him''
Rev. Wayland Hoyt breaches In the Baptst
Tabernacle in the morning ana in stenway Hall in
the evening.
Anniversary services in 81. Adams at eleven A.
n. and four p NJ, and other services as usual Rev.
Nj. Morrill,, the rector, officiating.
In Wainwright Memorial church Rev. W. P. Eg-
bert breaches this evening by request.
Rev. Dr. f. A. washburn will address the Epis
uopal sunday School Association this evening in
Calvary church.
Services, morning and evening, IN Laight street
Baptist Mission, by Rev. Mr.. Knapp.
In West Twenty-third street Presbyterian church,
by Rev. II d. Northrop.
land.
In Zion church. Madison avenue by Rev. M
Galleher
In Plymouth Baptist church, by Rev. Or. Miller.
In the Church OF the Reformation, by Rev. Mr..
Tracy.
IN Berean Baptist church. by Rev. Mr.. Davies
and
N Central Baptist church. by Rev. Mr.. Evans.
'Preparatory TO Thanksgiving" is Rev. Mr.. Sloss'
morning subject in Fourteenth street Presbyterian
church.
'Hannah's Prophetic Song viii be the burden
OF a discourse by Rev. Mr.. Pendleton in Ffty-thrd
street Baptist church this morning.
The congregation of the Brooklyn Tabernacle,
Rev. Mr.. Talmage, will worship in the academy
sanctuary, morning and evening
''rhe Mutual Dependencies and Duties OF Man
Kind" will be set forth this morning by Rev. Mr..
Bweetser, III Bleecker street Universalist church.
Rev. Mr. Barnhart breaches, morning ana even
tng. in Forsyth street Methodist church.
Rev. Mr. Hamilton, in the Scotch Presbyterian
church, West Fourteenth street. morning and
afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Merritt, in Sixth avenue Union Re-
formed church. morning and evening, the latter
memorial service.
There will be shakers spiritualist grand coun.
CHS at Robinson Hall this morning and evening,
companies from Mount Lebanon and wateryliet
participating.
Services at eleven O'Clock in the Russian Greek
chapel.
French Reformed services this morning In the
Fourth Avenue chapel, Rev. Mr.. Borel preaching.
AT Calvary Free chapel there VIII be special
ordination services this morning by Bishop Potter
''will the Lord Appear Again Personally on This
Earth ~ is the query that viii be answered by Rev.
Mr. Aver, at the evening service IN the Church OF
The New Jerusalem
Rev. DR.. Thompson viii oniciate at the usual
services to-day in Christ lEpscopaD church.
''The Panic and the Poor' is the basis OF a dis
TO be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Bellows this
morning in All Souls.
Rev. Mr. McCampben breaches this morning In
Spring street Presbyterian church. Sacramental
service at three T. NJ.
Rev. /. NJ. Atwood breaches before the Fifth Uni.
versalists this morning.
In Authoa Memorial church Rev. Mr.. Newton
will preach in the morning and afternoon.
'.The Temptations of Christi win he dwelt npon
at the morning and evening services in the Church
Of Christ, by Rev. Mr.. Dawson.
"Davidp and scarcely Saved" are Rev. Rufus s.
Bpderwood's subjects for TINS morning and even
ing, in Northwestern Han.
At the morning and afternoon services in the
Madison avenue Reformed churcn Rev. Mr.. Ganse
. will discourse upon special themes.
Inefc Will De divine service morning anu even
ting at the Church of the Resurrection, the rector
0f1ciating.
In the Church OF the Disciples Rev Mr.. Hepworth
will preach at the customary services morning ana
evening.
Rev. $. Camp, OF Brooklyn, breaches this evening
IN the Church OF the Messiah.
"Fast Young Mem is the subject OF Rev. Henry
Morgan's lecture this evening id Cooper Insti.
tute.
Rev. J. rs. Pullman OF the Church OF Our Saviour
breaches morning and evening IN the han OF the
Standard Club.
Rev. DR.. Rylance lectures on "Christianity ana
Modern Progress'' this evening, in st. Marks.
'Ts Interest on Money Justg' is the grave 1nan-
cial question TO be discussed in three-minute
speeches at the Cosmopolitan Conference this af
ternoon
The Humanitarian flock will be addressed this
evening IN De Garmo Hall, by Dr. ", II. Atkinson.
The Mission Field or the south.
To THE EDITOR OF TUE HERALD
The meetings OF the Evangelical Alliance are
past and gone and am gradually reading up the
account The faper OF Rev. Dr.. Hoge. OF Rich
mond, Va, is the last that have gone through.
and II strikes me one OF the most sensible and
carefully prepared papers presented to the Ali
ance. Certainly, so lar as the American people
arc concerned, no paper ought to interest them
more deeply. His subject was the mission Field
Of the south.v His account Of the extent and re.
sources OF the III Southern States must have as
tonisied the foreigners present. His account OF
the characteristics OF the Southern people was
brief and to the point. HIs next topc--'erhe Chris
tian Civilization OF the Soutn'-takes me by sur