The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04

Services To-day.
Al q. AIMS church, Eighteenth strsst, near Fsnh
avenue, Rev. K Benjamin will preach Il quarter 70
eight NJ. the rector NJ half-pAst ten A. NJ and tho
Rev k o. Fagg at quarter 70 eight p n At half past
three the anniversary Of the Sunday school will b
hold. The address OF the Rev DR. living will be inter-
preted for deaf mutes
At the Second Univsrsalit church, Second avenue.
corner Of Eleventh street, the Rev. q. L. Demsress
pastor. services morning and evening" at the usual
hours
The Rev Halsey W. Knapp will preach at Broadway
and Forty seventh Street Hall II halfpass ton n and
half-past seven p. n
Tho Rev. s. A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill
Baptist church, OF Lexington avenue and Thirty
seventh street, at hai.past ton A. n and half past
seven p NJ
There will DO preaching in the Forsyth Methodist Epis
copa church at half past ten NJ by the Rev George
Hubbell, pastor. Subject'The Feast OF Pentecost"
At halfpast three p NJ preaching in tho German Ian
guage, by the Rev George Meyer At quarter 10 eight
p. NJ preaching by Rev. O. Haulenbeck, missionary.
At the French Church du 8. Esprit, Twentysecond
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues the Rev. Dr.
veren rector divine service will be held in the morning
at half ten O'clock and in the afternoon at hafpass
three O'Clock.
At the Church Of the Resurrection Epscopal Thirty
the Rev Edward O. Flagg, will preach in the morning.
and the Rev E. Benjamin. Of st. AIMS church, in the
afternoon services commencing At halfpast ton O'Clock
and four o'clock.
iished, has given rise TO call for public meeting
which will be held this Sunday evening at the Broad
y on a. seven when svs
will be present and take part in the discussion OF the
matter The meeting Is important, a. II has bearing
upon the attacks made Papacy and the holders OF
the meeting are opposed to such attack and at the same
time for unity.
At the English Lutheran Church Of st. James, Fiji
tenth street between Second and Third avenues tho
Rev j. II. W. Stuckcnberg late Of Erie Pa will preach
in the morning at ten O'Clock and in the
ing at half-past seven o'clock
At the Spritualists meeting Hope Chapel TOO Broad
way the Rev. F. L. H Willis will repeat BY request, At
half past ten O'Clock and half past seven o'clock, two
ali Religions and narticnIary The ssnrt pbenomens
OF Ancient India and Egypt" FREQ conference will be
held at three O'Clock on the morning discourse.
The new Church Of St. lanes Fordham, will be
opened for the first service this whsunday) morning
at half past ten o'clock At this service and also the
following Sunday Qlth) at tho hour, the pews
sitings will be free.
held in the Broadway Tabernacle, Thirty fourth street.
this evening The Rev. Drs A. q. Vinton, Thompson,
and H. vermyea will take part
At the Church Of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue
corner OF East Forty second streethours Of service
half past ten A. NJ and quarter before eight n The
Rev. stephen H. Tying, Jr., will preach
corner Of Gates and Tompkns avenues, Brooklyn Love
feast and prayer meeting at ten A. N. preaching at
three and half-past seven p N.
There will he discourse this evening, commencing at
half past O'clock in the Church Of the Puritans
Union square, by the Rev. Dr. Cheever, Gods unset
tied bill against the nation, and the new crime against
the coored race now added to It," Preaching in the
morning also at hafpast ten.
BY invitation Of Governor Fenton, the Rev. F. Bot
tome will preach the soldiers at the New York State
Soldiers Depot so and 50 Howard street, Broadway
this afternoon, at halfSpaSt three O'Clock.
At the Canal street Presbyterian chuph in Greene
street. Canal street. the Rev g. Smith will preach
at half past ten NJ and half past three NJ Sabbath
school at nine A. NJ and half past two P. NJ.
At the Baptist Mariners Temple Oliver street. preach
ing by the pastor, the Rev. j. L. Hodge, d. D., at half
meeting at quarter to eight p. n.
The Rev. A. C. Thomas, Of Bridgeport, will supply the
desk Of the Blocker street Univesas church.
Of Downing street. to-day, services commencing at half
past ten A. N. and half-past seven p. NJ
At st. Paul's church, Hoboken the rector will ofciate
to-day Text Of the morning discourse "Tet not your
heart be troubled neither let II be afraid" Subject "a
Simple Appeal that Baptized Men will not Allow Thorn
selves to be Robbed Of their Birthrght viz The Holy
Commnnor by any consideratidns Of their Own or Of
'some of the Suggestions Of the Episs for the Day.
At the Catholic Apostolic church. Sixteenth street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues Evangelical preach
ing subjects docrinal and practical this evening, at
halfpast seven O'Clock.
Come and hear The special herald Of the coming
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$50 Broadway.
THE NEW ARCHBISHOP OF WESTMINSTER.
The following particulars concerning the newly ap-
pointed Archbishop Of Westminster are taken from the
The Most Rev Henry Edward Manning, son Of the late
William Manning Esq was born at Toteridge in Hert
f0rdshlre on the 18th July, 1905 He educated ut
Harrow, from whence he proceeded TO Oxford and
tered a. an under graduate at Ballot College in 1927 In
Achaemas Term, 1890 he took first class in classics
and shortly afterwards elected fellow Of Merton Col
lege where he remained until 1893 Having become q
minister in the Protestant church, he entered upon the
living in Lavngton, in Sussex and IL was during
his residence there that he published the scHes
Of sermons which TO this day are in high rspute
among Anglicans In l640 he was named Archdeacon
Of Chichester and he continued 10 hold this ONCE
until having, by Gods grace, arrived at a fuller
knowledge OF the revelation Of the Day Of Penteco he
made his submission TO the Catholic Church in 1881
Very shortly afterwards he ordained priest by the
late Cardinal wseman and his conversion must thus be
considered of the first fruits Of the grace which
England received in the erection OF the present hierarchy
He did not remain England but went at once to Rome,
TO contnBe at the centre Of all theological learning the
study which had been his favorite pursuit
before his conversion. Arrived in Rome, by desire Of
the Holy Father ne entered the Academia whore he
manned until 1854. He then returned TO England and
commenced active career OF missionary work, in
which he chiefly remarkable for his success in the
conversion OF Proesans larger number Of whom have
been reconccd the church by honsgnor Manning than
probably any other priest OF our time Subsequently
the Holy Father conferred him the honorary degree
of u. d., and also in 1857 named him Provost OF
Westminster, dignity then vacant by the resignation OF
Dr. Witty, II was also during this year that by the
establishment in the diocese Of Westminster OF the Con-
gregaton az ,he 0blaes Of St. Charles Of whom he has
continued superior up to the present time In 1850 the
Holy Father again recognized his services 70 the Church
and devotion 10 the Holy See and created him Domestic
Preate and lrotlsonoary Apostolic. Since his CONVEX
he has published many works OF ell sizes Of which
perhapshe best known the ecclesiastical
subjects and his treatise the Temporal Power Of the
Vicar Of Jesus Christi; the latter which Is the only
work Of any importance the subject in the English
language, has also obtained large sale in the French
and Italian editions. Among his smaller works ''Tbe
(.rou do NJ kai 0f
have teen largely instrumental opening the eyes OF
those in 10 the light Of faith that cannot omit
10 mention them.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH.
soNg GOOD ApNicT ny BrgIoP PAINE
The Meridian miss Clarion of the 11,h Of May pub
lfhes the following remarks made by BishOp Paine, Of
the Method Episcopal Church South, TO his congrega
ton at Aberdeen few days previ0usIy:.
We have passed through four years Of fierce and bloody