The New York herald., 1864-08-21
Religious Iaselitgsacs.
SERVICES TO-DAY.

street. Broadway - half past sss u ne morou.
and quarter TO eight in shs sseclog ,,.. IA
Az 81. Aun's church, Eghteeoth street, oesr rith
avenue the rector v preach the quarter 70 eight 4
the morning, half past ten in che morning and hxlf pact
three 10 the sernooa servssstne lister maes
and the Rev J.w Buckmasier a. aauar.ss - eight 10
the evening @ e.7fFe W ff EaH sss "A
rhs. Rev. Jssspa NJ NsNsity viii preach in che ss.
ae'h street frssby church hs Rev, DR. Bssh
between broadway aud Eiehh At hale past
the msrn,ug and quarter 20 eisht in tHe evcnina 4
The Alanson Methodist Episcopal church Norfolk street.
between Grand and Brooms will be opened fcf Divine
wcrshp day preaching in thc morning by the pro-
sldng elder. Rsy. E Grswoid and tho evening by ths
Rev John cochrap, v ,. ~. Na N
Dyire service will be held by the Church Of the Holy
Iraty. 10 Rutgers Institute. Fifth avenue, oe.woen
Forty drs spd foriy.seconi streets, this afternoon
Ave O'clock The Rev. B, IL Abbott will preach ss
m "A Thase who Take the Sword shall Perish With the
Sword" will be the subject discussed this afternoon az
thrcs oc1ck, at Metropolitan Hat 20 sixth avenue In
tho evening, at eight O'Clock, rhe Micacy OF Prayer
At the Christian Chapel Seventeenth street, wes. Of
sixth avcaue, Professor Robert Grham. formerly toe
Keltpcky University, Will preach this morains At haf
past ten O'Clock, and Ia the evening hAfpast seven
O'Clock. apees. 6lasM s n,a kr
There win b bible discussion. CORNER Of Broadvay
and Twenty third this ornng ~ hail past
O'Clock Pubic mediums at haf past two clock. Free
debate, ~ hf past seveo clock Dn Randolph will ais
course on Ursomana, and the Convention 10 Psndemo-
Mum aud the Descent VITA t.' ssb t- raf .
Rev. Thos. Arm,tage. d D.. will preacA IN the Madison
avenue Baptist church OF Thirty fra street. this
morning ~ hafpast ten O'Clock Tho Afterneoa service
viii be omitted. tps as.4 n s9tesa4 .
oInthe Church the Resurrection Thirty dth street
few doors east Of Sixth avenue The John Boyc viii
preach this m0nnS Divine service At bali. past ten
o'clock. af nftO elfas. Ea fat.u# ts.it
yHE INSTALLATION OF ARCHBISHOP MoLosKeY
This interesting ceremony will take place this m5fniog
tha ndroi
all The attraction Of the Catholic ritual Ample pfepIra
tious have beeu made accommodation Of the pub
lie, aud II is certain tina. mmense crowds be Ire
sent II is however, just well to inform every body
that enrs1ce to the cathedral without tickets VIII be
absolutely impossible; aud those persons who fortu.
nate enough 10 mold tickets only get through tho
man door The rear entrance win not bs opened any
BODY under any crcums tances whatever. S., 10 this
warm weather, seos6.a peapic who have no ticSels.
and who caenos pew procure them, as the SAVING
soes, Tor love Or mssey, had better 10 ose-
whero or stay q; hcms quietly rel, ing the reporters
9! tae press whom nobody eau Keep out anywhet for
ul details u ~ that the clergy, aud especially the
For the information OF the public. repubsh tho
programme OF the grand CEREMONIES TO take place tns
the installation takes place 10 the cathedral at bar
past ten O'Clock A. The Right Rev Dr. Timm
Bishop OF Buffalo, will oicato as ceebraut at the pom
fcaI high mass, and Most Rev Archbishop McC,os
key will deliver his inaugural address
The Most Rev. Archbishop OF baltimore, all the pre
ates OF the province New YORK; INDIA large
the clergymen OF New York and the eghbortng do
cescs, expected be prescut. Tho ceremonies will
be Impressive, solemn ana h,ghiy inter esting The
music which will be OF the highest order will be under
the direction Of Professor G. A. Smith. orcanst Of the
cathedral M ta AL
Admission viii, be by ticket and person will be per.
mtod to eotsr on the oceason by the door on Mulberry
street, pt tbs cergy This regulation viii be strictly
carried out Foe the IKE Of good order ali requested
to enter by the front do,r on Mott street. E
procession will tako place before the services com.
mcyce. II will the avch,epi~copai resdonce, IN
Mulberry street. at = quarter past ten A. and win
rrncs Mott street. hencs the rront the calne
dral and enter by the middle door and up the
Those who have tickets for the chars II tho mddle
aisle win beaccommodated With their seass :,medasey
after tho proc .ssipn enters the sanctuary eC &
Ihe pewhoders Of tho cathedral will BE- emitted 10
their seats that day, AID aiter accommodating them,
everyihcw will be done TO provide or others VINO may
The procession from the house to tho cathedral will be
in the Following order - q
9 fsar a. X The Incense Scarce NsaeN q
= targs aumber OF The iriesis OF tho Cathedrh N
= st x" and OF the diocese. NV d
Q The Moss Rev Archb'ssop Spsuding, OF 5a.,l,.
Tho BISHOPS.
e The Archbishop Elect, IN beansifu Canopy. Z
= ens&srH Acoiyies -rfFs7fy4a : n
Whom tho procession reaches the .on of the central
aisie he choir viii Chauns rho re >np,. during which
the process VIII up 10 tho Sanctuary and the
Archbishop viii he led 20 beautiful throne shsre
tue clergy will their arss acs Of homage him
their spiritual superior Y
a splendid large size phosoarapa Of the new Arch
brsted BRADY, just been issued by Jas b. Rirksr
No 500 Broadwa and at tnc juncure is havng
large demand. tA
MrscgLLANEogs S
The annual convention 81 ehe Protestant Epi.copai
church Of the oocess OF wesssca New York commsuced
a. Utica the 11th ;taMseHs 9f M
Tie Right REV. Bishop Timon has issusa . pastoral
estsr announcing 90 tne people OF th~ Sun
dsy, ne 2stn es will be the first anniversary Of the
corsccration of 81 Josephs cathedral Buffalo lhe
Bishop in his Ieter thus gances progress tho
church 10 bis diocese since ne has been az its hca,l
When yonr bishop 10 this diocese, dared
tmae the number Of Catholics at than 20 900 They
had 10 institution 81 charity except then very small
Catnolc schools: cu,y sixteen poor
ia mserable--were TO I've diocese Now we
have seven orphan asyuns. several uoble hospitals.
OF Dtcen many schools for children add
II S45 Catholic children regularly ng Catboc
SCHOOLS; 900 occasionally attend making the
hole number of chIidrea N the Caeoc Of this
diocese about 20 coo. t.ss Nsa@sk tAa#
About hundred ana forty churches, many or them
noble ond beautiful. supply the place Of sxecn generally
poor framo churches thai existed ben the decsSe ci
Bula'o was creatca and yeur posocs pastor appointed
There are now more than two hundred thousand catno
lies ~ tuv diocese, though is total population has
creased but very ,e during tho mighty Catholic ten
Told increase Of she last sixteen years. .f - Il
A correspondent the London rscss chronicles hat
be calls "exraordinsry religious movement Ia 1ur.
key Mussslmen have ahiur.d thsss re,soo, taken
Their numbered taovsasds, and already
the followers Of nahome. are taking the alarm. The
sultan has ordersd that the prosciytuR sready
he hss saken 1neasr 10 enforce hts decree Bot the
movement 80 far 50 strong - defy bis efforts
rest IT, and trouble at point not far distant in the future
Is feared. Il Is t.. s# Wr aftet .fs
In 1880 the nunsbcr Mcshsdisis the Uuited
States three, with travelling preacher In 1863
they numbered 22 oSS with 233 travelling preachers z
Churches and lju iarsonsges. tF.s ..effxs#y II
On susday, Juiy 81 the Nest rev. Dr Kelly Roman
Catholic Bishop Derry Ireland ccnesred the order cs
subdcaccu on thoRov. Mr. Gynn, OF Phildoipha
fsfM0w U&tf OBITUARY. XA~ AfN 80
Rev SAMUEL DANA, cf Msrblebesd Mass died recently
At the age of efgsty-six years lie Tss son Of the
venerable Rev. pr Dana, OF Ipswich, whe died in 1877,
At the age Of eighty i've after anyn,ry Of mere thsa
sixty years. ma brother or DR. Dnna OF New ourypcs
who died within few years. aiso ut adv ar-
Hr. Lama born Ipswich May 7. 1913, gradsici
Harvard in i,gC and ordained October l. bl.
He retired from the active duties she ministry may
yenrs age ts sM& 6 Ns sA ~
Marysviie, Kansas, Imported sacked ny
the Indians fH
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS LsvtxD or THE sfs-