The New York herald., 1876-07-02
RELIGIOUS n'7ELL 'GENCE.
Synagogue Worship Patriotic
Judas m.
PROGRAMME OF SERVICES.
Ministerial and Church Move
mcntS.

This evening Washington square Methodist Episcopal
church will be richly decorated with bunting and 1ow
srs and a patriotic sermon will be delivered by Rev.
William Lloyd sour Nations Privileges, Duties and
Dangers" Centennial music will be dscoursed also,
vocalfy and instrumentally.
The Rev. w. Z. steele, Of Fleet street Methodist
Episcopal church. Brooklyn, will stir the patriotism
OF his hearers this morning with discourse 'The
Stars and Stripes or, What the Flag Teaches" Mcm-
bers OF secret American orders will be present
Gospel hymns and sacred songs sung every FRI
day evening at Mr. Benjamin Albros in West Thirty
sixth street, 4 young preacher gives Moody sermon
thereafter.
The Spiritualsts will hold conference in Harvard
Rooms this afternoon, andArs. Bakesley will speak
for them in the evening
washington ana the Revolution" "Lincoln and
the Rebellion" VIII be discussed to-day in the Uni
versty Chapel by Rev. G. P. Mccarthy.
A discourse "Fidelity" viii be given this morning
by Rev. John Johns In the Free Tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal church. A Centennial service Will be held
In the evening
Rev. J. d. Herr will trace sThe Hand OF God in our
National History" for the Central Baptist church this
evening
In Allen street Methodist Episcopal church this
ing Rev. Charles Z. Harris will preach Centennial
Fourth
''The Nations Life" will be followed out this
ing in the Church of our Saviour by Rev. J. Pull
man.
''Our Country: its Progress ana Destiny" Will be
considered by Rev. W. +. Hatfield tins evening in
Eighteenth Methodist Episcopal church In the
morning sermon TO children.
A Centennial service will be held this morning and
historical discourse delivered In Fourteenth street
Presbyterian church by Rev. F. H. Maring Evening
service usual
DR.. Armitage will speak this morning in Fifth ave.
Baptist church '.God American History"
A Centennial and historical discourse will be deiv
cred this morning in Allen Presbyterian church
by Rev. George U. Phelps
The Fifth Unvcrsalst Society meeting in Plimpton
Hall will traverse some of the Revolutionary footsteps
and take the such notable persons and places
Washington and Lafayette, Lexington, Bunker Hill,
Saratoga and Yorktown and Benedict Arnold
Rev. J. E. Seares will preach Centennial sermon
in willeu Methodist Episcopal church this
ing
In the Pilgrim Baptist church the Rev. J. Spencer
Kennard will preach Centennial sermons morning and
evening.
Rev. A H. Moment will speak in Spring street Prest
byterian church this morning The Pilgrim Fathers
the True Founders of the American Republic"
Rev. W. M. Dunne will preach in All SAINTS Protcs-
tant Episcopal church at the usual hours to-day.
In Bleecker street Universalist church the Rev. r.
q. Pullman will preach this morning.
Rev. william s. Kainstord, OF England, and Rev
william Humpstone will preach and ofhciate this
morning and afternoon in the Church of the Holy
Trinity.
In the Gospel Tent this morning Rev. S. H. Tying,
JE, D. D.. will deliver address Joshua In the
evening Rev. Mr.. Rainsord will preach there and Mr..
Tying will direct the overflow meeting tho Presoy.
terian church opposite.
DR.. J. B. Flagg will onlciate and preach in Christ
church protestant EpiscopaD to-day.
Preaching the usual hours The Five Points Mis-.
sion, Rev. G. S. Brown Superintendent.
Rev. W. T. Sabine will preach in the First Reformed
Episcopal church this morning and evening.
Bishop Snow says it comng--''rhe Last Great
Earthquake'-and he proposes to record IN advance
some Of It's mighty results in the Medical College Hail.
Rev. H. W. Knapp will preach morning and ening
In Laight street Baptist church.
Rev. Alfred H. Moment will speak in Association
Hall this evening
'sThe Exultant Victor will bo held up to view this
morning in Stanton street Baptist church. and the
query .'Is Worship Vain ?" will be considered in the
evening by Rev. w. H. Leaveli
In ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal church the Rev.
James NJ King will preach this morning and the Rev
II. W. Byrnes in the evening.
Or. Ever will preach this morning in ST. Ignatus
Protestant Episcopal church.
Services will be held in the Collegiate Dutch Rc-
formed churches to-day at the usual hours
Rev. George T. Downing, of Syracuse, will tell tho
Tabernacle Baptist church this evening "How Sscra
Was Routed by Woman"
In the Church of the Disciples. this morning, Rev.
George H. Hepworth will speak about 'National and
Personal Faith in Jesus" In the evening Union
thanksgiving and patriotic service will be held in
which Drs. Armitase Robinson Elder, Anderson, Hep
worth ana others will participate.
Rev Cbauncey Giles will speak in the Sweden bcrgan
church this morning, s'Human Freedom; Its Nature
and the Means Of Attaining It,"
Bishop Potter will preach this evening in Atonement
chapel
The for the Catholic Union will be celebrated on
Tuesday morning In the Church of Our Lady OF I'm.
macuate Conception
Rev. d. H. Ball. D. D., will preach in ihe Free Baptist
church this evening, Battles Victories oil the
Republic
Dr. Thomas Lambert will lecture for the Church Of
Humanity this evening, 'rne Religious Aspects
and Social Value OF Biology"
Services this morning the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest. Rev. Dr. Rowland will oflciae.
In the Roman Catholic Church OF ST. James a solemn
high viii he held nine A. NJ the Fourth to
be followed by "Ie Deum.n
SYNAGOGUE WORSHIP.
THE MEssIANIC PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT
DEVELOPED IN THE UNITED sTATEs-cEN-
rENNIAL DrscoURsE BY REV. DR. GoTTHErI.
The hot weather and the Centennial have begun to
make their mark the religious congregations, and
yesterday was very apparent the ihinness tho
congregation which gathered in the Temple Emanuel
AMI TO whom DR.. Gotthel delivered patriotic dis
course based on Job. win, 7-"fhough thy beginning
was small yet thy latter end shall greatly increase"
Preaching The sermon Mr. Lewis Nav The prcsdeni of