The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-day.

this evening" at seven O'Clock Interesting addresses
| and missionary intelligence may be expected.
The Very Rev. DR.. Moriary, OF Philadelphia Will do
liver lecture in Irving Hail. this evening" at eight
o'clock Subject Harmony Between Science and Rei.
gonn The proceeds to be applied religious objects
AT the St Barnabas Protestant Episcopal City Mission
House and Chapel, So4 Mulberry street. the Rev. s. H.
Hhard pastor, services will be held halt past
the morning and half past in the evening There
is also daily morning prayer half past eight o'clock
This Mission House is open as temporary home for
| women and children and depends for support upon
voluntary daily offerings having assured subscrp
tons Since the 1st Of July. 1866 about 275
have been received and about $500 meals have
| given out
The congregation Of the Protestant Episcopal church
the Moravians will hold divine worship at the College
| of Physicians and Surgeons corner of Fourth
and Twentythird street. to-day There will be preach
ing the pastor in the morning at half past ten o'clock
There will be sacred readings and recItatons 1.-THE Cos
pei only) at Clinton Hall, Mercantile Library building,
place. by the Rev. Professor Symth this evening
At South Baptist church, West Twenty NTH street.
near Eighth avenue there will be preaching by the
pastor the Rev. Halsey W. Knapp at half past ten A. NJ
| and half past seven p NJ a.
The Rcv. DIR. Wescott will preach in his church,
Forty second street, morning and evening. Evening
subect-"Who is the Lord that should obey HIM.
Baptist church, Of Thirty seventh street and
Lexington avenue half past ten A. NJ and at half
| past seven p M.
The public worship of st. Georges church will be held
IN Irving Hall, corner of Fifteenth street and Irving
place. at half-past ten A. NJ. and fpast three p NJ.
| AT ST. AIMS church, Eighteenth street. Fifth
avenue, the rector will preach at hafpast seven and
hafpast A. NJ and three p. M.-the latter service
for deaf mutes-and the Bishop Of Honolulu at half past
seven r. M.
st. Adams new chapel, Lexington avenue corner Of
Fory-seven street. the Rev. G. w. Morrill, rector, the
Rev. Mcwaer B. Noyes priest assistant will be opened
divine service to-day Principal services at hapast
ten A. NJ and half past seven p. NJ Evening preacher,
the Rev. Morgan Dix, J. d.
The Rev. Edwin Forest Jones, the "Boy Preacher"
will address the audience at 1T Bank street at seven
O'Clock this evening.
At tho Pilgrim Baptist church, Thirty third street. west
of Third avenue, the Rev. George s. Chase of Rochcs
ter will preach at half past ten A. M. and half past
seven p, N.
The Rev Henry Blanchard will preach in the Church Of
the Restoration OF Monroe place and Clark street.
Brooklyn, this evening subject-"The Society Of
Friends and Its Leaders, George Fox and Elias hicks"
The Rev. A. A. Rcnccke OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the Moravians will deliver his Introductory
sermon this morning at halfpas ten O'Clock the Col
cge Of Physicians and Surgeons, corner Twenty third
street and Fourth avenue. Seats free.
At the church corner Of Grand and Crosby Streets
Broadway, at eight O'Clock this evening" will be pre-
scented series Of magnificent scenes In the Holy Land
with appropriate address. Go in time.
At the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of
Waverey place the Rev. Mr. Park Of st. Pauls church,
Waterloo N r., will preach morning and afternoon and
the Rev. Edward Atwill In the evening Services COM
Mt hafpa ten, half past three and half past
| seven.
Protestant Episcopal church services will be held in
the Eighth district court room corner OF Seventh avenue
and Twcntysecond street. to-day, services commencing
at half past ten A. M. At half past p NJ lee
ture the Jews will be delivered by the Rev William
| II. Benjamin, OF the Church of the Holy Communion.
n II ;pula will In his
Fortieth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
morning and evening. Morning services at half-pas
water Wa, ''' 49, -
The Rev. c. A. Wedekind will be Installed pastor OF
the English Luthern Church of St. James, Fifteenn
street, between Second and Third avenues at haifast
ten A. NJ The Rev. Dr. Grcenwalt, Of Easton Pa, VIII
| preach at ha f-past seven =. NJ.
At the First Free viii Baptist charch, Seventeenth
Concord Nh will preach ~. half-past ten A M and
half past seven p saS'sh school at halfpast nine
A. M. and two p. NJ
| Tho pev q l. psmarest will discuss the question
"Can God saw all MankindY-this evening, at half
corner Eleventh street There will also be morning
ser.scc in the same church at quarter to eleven.
At the Church Of the Resurrection, Thirty street.
near sixth avenue the rector the Rev Edward Fagg,
past seven j. M
At the Canal street Presbyterian church, Greene
street. near Canal, the Rev James Q, Nightingale will
preach half ten and three o'clock Sabbath school
at nine and two O'Clock
At the Blocker street Unversast church. corner of
Downing street. the Rev. Day X Lee pastor services will
be held at quarter past ten A. and half past seven
7. NJ Subject for the evening-"Moses and the He
brews.n
Bishop Snow, Of Mount Zion church, win preach in
Jones Hall, $50 Broadway, at three p. NJ. Subject
1.-THE Unquenchable Fire"
There will be speaking and singing through the me-
diumshp of Mrs Emma L. J. Bullcne at 100 Broadway,
at ten O'Clock in the morning and at halfpast
seven O'Clock In the evening Metaphysical and scientific
questions replied to-
AZ the Christian church. Twenty eighth street, near
Broadway services this morning at halfpast and
This evening at half-past seven O'Clock. Preaching
morning and evenngby Rev. d. p Henderson, Of Louis
vile, KY.
lowsAfernoon at three-"Can Future Life be Proved
Without the Evidences Of Spiritual Manifestations"
Evening at half.pa seven" Should Civil Rights be
Equal 70 All Irrespective Of Sex, Race or colorf' "
The Spiritual Lyceum Of Twenty third street
and broadway, will eopen this morning, at hapast
and tins evening At seven O'clock Dsccurscs
ss VIKINGS fs FROM KS sfssE shS espesou
2, ssS0nd Timothy chapter verses IT, TO- and IL
itualist" Deferred last Sunday.
The Rev. Chauncey Giles will lecture on "swedenborg
as Seer this evening 1t halfpas O'Clock, in
the hall or the Cooper Union, Astor place. Admission
The usual Sunday service at the New York State Sol.
ders Depot for the soldier will be held three O'Clock
T. ~ today the Rev Dr. Thomas Strong officiating
Bishop Davis, or south Carolina, Opposed
to Church Reunion.
Bishop Davis, Of South Carolina, has issued pastoral
TO his Hook on the subject Of reunion with the Northern
church He processes the most impartial and dspasson
ate judgment upon this important question, but
takes the strongest ground against reunion He wishes
that the Southern Church may be enabled to maintain
her present independent position" He fatty contra
diets the theory that maintained by the General
Convention that the Southern Church Of its own
free accord without coercion of any kind and declares
that the OF both involuntary aud
overwhelming" Bishop Davis, however, is satisfied
that the country Is too large and that It's heterogeneous
and stordant population is too for one church
Miscellaneous.
Pope Plus H. who is seventy three years old reached
the nineteenth year Of his poncatc the 10Th OF Sen
TENDER OF the two hundred and nifty nine popes ecog
nized by the Romish Church eight alone have worn the
tiara as long as Plus TX.
The Rev Ebcnezer Turrell pastor at Medford Mass,