The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-08

Christ With Him we are everything; away from
Him we are nothing.
ST. PAUL,s EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The sermon was
preached here yesterday morning by the Rev. DR..
Mulchaney, who took his text from Genesis, vi, g.
he dwelt at length the confirmation OF the
Old Testament prophecies
CHURCH OF THE NEW EXTRAORDINARILY Giles
preached yesterday morning to crowded au-
dience in the swedenborgian church. Thirty fifth
street, on the subject OF "1he Blessedness Of
Death, as Taught by the New Birth.n
SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The Rev. DR..
Hamilton preached here yesterday in his accus-
toned pulpit The attendance. in spite of the
somewhat warm weather, was larger than usual.
The reverend gentleman preached doctrinal
sermon.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED DUTCH CHAPEL, in Full
ton street.-The sermon was preached here yester
day by the Rev. Mr.. Lindsey, who chose the text,
ale spread a table for me in presence OF mine
enemies.n Subsequently the majority OF the con-
gregation participated in the communion service
ST. MARKS CHURCH-The rector, Rev. JOS q.
Rylance, of1ciated at the morning service and
preached on the gospel OF the day, The discourse,
founded on the story OF the rich man and Lazarus,
was an excellent elaboration Of the subject Of
social Inequalities and social wrongs.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The beautiful
and commodious edifce known as the Fourth
Presbyterian church, in Thirty fourth street. near
Broadway, was filed yesterday morning, notwith-
standing the warm weather. The pastor, Rev.
John Thompson, preached most interesting dis
course on the life and character Of David.
CHURCH oP THE McARNATIoN.-T Rev. D. j.
Seabury preached here yesterday morning the
goodness or God which allowed His only son TO
redeem the world There was an immutaoe
goodness in the spirit which had more care for the
salvation of the human race than mortals had Ior
themselves.
CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (RoMAN CATHo.
Lc).-T German Catholic church OF ST. John
the Baptist was crowded to overrowing yester day
morning. Rev. Father Pacincus sung mass Rev.
Father Bonaventure, Superior OF the house OF the
Capuchin Brothers, preached on the Sacrament OF
the Holy Communion.
PErER's PEEcE-A collection was taken up at
all the Catholic churches in the dloceses OF Brook
lyn yesterday, except st. Mary's Star OF the Sea-
at which latter church contributions VIII be re-
ceived on next Sunday in aid Of the Pope Elo
quept appeals were made by the pastors, and q
generous response was given by the faithful. !.
OLD JOHN STREET NsTfHoprsr cuuncH.-Tne
sermon preached yesterday was by the pastor,
Rev. N. G. Cheney, who took his text from /.
Corinthians, Xii, 2s. The singing was considered
excellent. The choir is under the direction OF Mr..
J. W. DIkeman. Communion service was held
at the conclusion Of the sermon.
81 FRANCIS RoxAS CATHOLIC CHURcH.-rne
church OF the Franciscan Brothers in West Thirty
first street was well attended yesterday morning.
The altar was profusely decorated with MOWERS.
Rev. Father Eugene celebrated high mass at half
past ten. Rev. Father Charles preached, taking
for his subject the sacrament ofthe Communion"
81. PETERS CHURcH.-Tne Rev. Father QReily,
OF Toronto, late missionary at Cape Town, Africa,
and author OF the MARTYRS OF the Colosseum,'
gave an exhaustive discourse yesterday morning
to the large congregation OF ST. Peters church on
the duty ofa Christian but preaching from no par
ticular text.
ST. GABRIEL's ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.-At
last mass Father O'Flaherty preached on the gospel
of the day taken from Luke, xiv, 6-24-"A certain
rich man made great supper and invited many
and he sent his servant at the hour OF supper &c
say to them that we're invited that they should
come, for all things we're now ready"
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHrRCH.-The Rev
Joseph r. Elder, pastor, took for the text OF hi
discourse Hebrews VIII, 26-"For such hig!
priest became us, who is holy harmless, Undecided
separate from sinners and made higher than thu
heavens After the sermon the communion wal
partaken Of
CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE Baptist tPRorEsrAN1
EPIscorAL) DIR. Dufiie preached the sermon, IN
the course OF which lie showed how division anc
schism creep into the Church by allowing men IN
4 uuho not Cod bosn
ferred the gift of infalliblty man. but We should
endeavor to keep such people out OF the Church.
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURcH.-Tne congrega
ton, about 400 persons attended in the morning
yesterday to the ministraton OF Mr.. b. Henry
Taylor, graduate from Rochester theological COL.
lege, who has, by his elegant sermons, rendered
himself favored pastor. HIS text was the third
verse Of the third chapter OF Colossians.
CHURCH OF CHRIsE-Tns appreclative and
earnest congregation, worshipping in the new
hall, Second avenue and Twenty taird streer, were
YESTERDAY in the morning, addressed By Elder IL
munger His discourse was based on the story o
Naaman, IN H. Kings, ", and directed to show the
instructive power OF iaith
ST GEoRGE's.-1he morning services were per
formed BY the rector, s. II. Tying, d. d. sr., as
sisted py Rev. f. IL Peet, ID. d. Ut. Tying preached
the text being IL Corinthians, Ill, 1s-"we al
with open face, beholdng as in glass the glory o
the Lord, are changed into the samep &C. Tn,
tenor OF the sermon that the true study of IN,
Holy Scriptures, leading to a knowledge OF Jesus
requires perfect conformity TO Him.
SICKNESS OF Mr.. FRoTHrsGHAM.-As the usua
crowd OF worshippers presented themselves a
Lyric Hall, yesterday morning, they were told a
the door by one OF the ushers that IN consequence
OF the sickness or Mr.. rockingham there woul
be no service held. Considerable disappointment
was evidently felt, but 1t was borne with meel
ness, and much sympathy was expressed for III
popular preacher.
TRINITY CHuRcH.-The sermon at this celebrate
church was preached yesterday by Rev. Mr.. Greei
OF Mississippi, who adjured his hearers to scare