The New York herald., 1865-03-26

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RELIGIOUS MTELLIGKNCK.
Services To-Day.
Tho Rev. Francis vinton DID,, will preach In g. yoAaN
church, Brooklyn, corner OF Warrington and JohnseA
streets, this evening Services 70 commence q han.
past seven O'Clock.
Tho Rev. George +. Seymour will preach the second
part Of his sermon ON he History Of the Easlsh Ttsas
laon Of the Scriptures" in the Church or The Tsaas-
nguration, Twenty anth street, Ffh avsaus sAis
evening Subject"From ths Translation q Coverdals
70 tho Authorised Version" Services 70 commence n
half past seven O'Clock.
The Rev. Dr.. Z. H. Chapin Win deliver this svsaing
the last Of series Of discounss on Ths Esmsno our
Civilization" 6ubject-"Spintual Torcssn
At st. Ann's church, Eighteenth ssrest, near yinA
avenue the Rev. BENJAMIN viii preach q Q quarter
before eight A. II the rector u hAfpass ten l. aal
three Hths latter service for deaf mutss; end ths
Rev. Dr. Higbss u halfpast seven r. Y.
The Rev. Sidney A Corey will preach in the Murray H
Baptist church. Of Twenty seventh street ed Lax
ingpn avenue. ~ hafpast ton \. and hsfpaA ssvsa
The Raw Thomas Armitass, D. D, will preach IN We
Madison avenue Baptist church, corner Of Thirty arss
street. this Afternoon u halpas three O'Clock SUB
jsct-''The Bible and Free Republic"
Sabbath evening discourse viii bs delivered by the
Rsv Dr. Cheever in the Church Of the Purans, Uaion
square, this evening, q half-past seven O'Clock
~ the Memorial ohuEch, Hammond street, corner Of
wavsrsy paes, the Right Rev T b Vail, D D., Bishop
Of Kaneas, viii preach this evening Services at half
past ten halfpast three and hAlfpast seven O'Clock
The Church Of tho Holy Trinity will hold services IN
the Rutgers institute Fifth avenue between Forty first
and Forty second Streets at halfpast ten and three
Evening service in the Unitarian church. Fortieth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues At half past
sevsn O'Clock The Rev. Stephen H. Tying, JE will
preach in she morning and evening The Rev. Dr. Dyer
will preach in the afternoon.
~ the Central Park Methodist Episcopal Mission
Seventeen street. Of Third avenue there will be
preaching this evening at hafpast o'clock Sun
day school at nine A. n and two P. ~
At the Canal Presbyterian church, Greene street.
Canal Me Rev. Henry H. Cobb will preach = half
pas. ten and three O'Clock Sabbath school at nine and
tive O'Clock
Al the Church Of the Resurrection Kpscopsl) Thirty
nh street. east Of Sixth avenue the rector, the Rev.
Edward o. Fagg will preach In the morning at half past
ten o'clock and tho Bishop will administer the rite Of
confirmation in the evening at half past sevsn O'Clock.
AT Blsecker street Univsrsalist church, corner OF
Downing street, the Rev o. NJ Fisk OF La Grange, N.
" will supply the desk today. Services half past
ten in the morning, and at half past in the
ing
BY invitation Of his Excesucy Governor Fenton, the
Rev. Joseph 7. Thompson, d. D., will preach TO the
soldiers At the depot NOS so and 80 Howard street. this
afternoon, at halfpast three O'Clock.
5. 8 Snow, called "Ths Prophet - win preach in Gin
ton Hail. Astor place, this afternoon at three o'clock
Al Hope Chapel, No 7is Broadway, Mr. willis, spirit
uals will speak in the morning at half past ten O'clock
thTss oeloos Sssstion--awSsIein s:ss modern spira
At Clinton (vppsYl HALL Astor phcs, Elisabeth Fininy
will speak dpAtr enhancement this afternoon
coHsxrRATIona 0s=AsxDv sRRyLcHAx.
The esnsscr.,en q |. new synasoeas fof ths consre
3ist inst, u two O'Clock in the sfsrnoon.
THE EArxEss xUaKxE's APPEAL o~ suEALF OF
THE holy snfulCHRD.
The Otcl publishes circular (of which The following
trsnslatlon) addressed BY the Empress Kueenie 70
the Queen Of Europe respecting hs state Of
Travellers who visit the Holy Land are sstonished q,
the degradation which the dome that and SHELTERS
the Holy sepulcbrs has presented Tor They
ed 70 put end 70 stale Of things affecting 10 the
faithful Of all communities The reason, must be said,
deemer which has been the cradle Of the religion Of
bTotherhood On peace and concord, pfuI rvares sxs
between the dinoront cOmmnnote thAt IN
time these riyaries have become serious disseDsions
Formerly tho IAlins rebuilt the demc aud orpsmcnted
with inscriptions and smbiems which recalled ,he kind
a precedence they hen po<essed ID the enjoyment OF
this The dome burned in 1905 and crcum
stances having given ths Greeks q prepoudsraaes N
Palestine they rronted by IL reconstruct the church.
70 the exclusion OF the faiins In their turn they ap
Piled themselves TO covering shS monument with in
sripons and images borrowed from their language aud
liturgy. AZ present Greeks and stlns confront each
other. One party demands the reconstructon Of the
DOME it existed before 1905; tho others demand
vested rights Two rrea, Powers france and Ru.sia,
animated by the most honorable sentents have sought
70 put end 70 these deplorabs Manifestations Tho
hrpt endeavofcd to come TO understanding among
themselves, then with Turkey; and on September g.
1884 protocol signed as Connsptinope, establish
ting the accord OF the three governments and indicating
the conditions agreed IN with view of carrying oit ia
common the reconstruction VI the dome. But when
they proceeded to execute the project when the arch
tects had prepared their plans and II was necessary 70
interpret slightly dubious cssos OF the protocol
Of the 9th OF september discussions arose under the
influence Of local rivalres, Nothing vas done, and
this time the ruin Of the dome became
and more the E sso"yAps s 2, the psg%
gcred and the evil increased until II became scandal
How could end be put TO this condition OF analrsf IL
pious princess Helena, the mother OF the Em
peror Consantlne~-who at the commencement OF the
fourth century caused the Pagan temple built above
the grolto Of the Holy epulchre 70 be demolished and
on the same spot raised FOR the first time the sanctuary
destined to cover the tomb or Jesus Christ Why
shoud not the princesses Of all Christian countries ami
mating tnemscNcs Win uls sioriOus memofy como 70
an agreement TO carry out at last under conditions
thy Of themselves and Of Christianity tho work in
which tho efforts OF diplomacy have not hitherto been
able 10 succeed Who would refse 10 listen 10 their
voice, when, placing Themselves beyond tho region
OF politics, strangers 70 all contentious ideas, they
would speak In the Damc OF pie,y and Of Christian
charity and would address an appeal 10 the faithful
throughout tho whole world, subject which ought
TO be equally dear 70 ally Hut In order that the
work should completely respond 70 the spirit OF
Chr san Cancellation which has inspired H. the simple
reconstruction Of the dome shonld not be the only object
aimed At II would he advisable, after having obtained
tho conhent Of the Sublime Porte entirely rebuild the
Church Of the Holy Scpulchre on now plan, and on .
larger scale that u might AFFORD accommodation for
all communioDs Thus, for example, there should be
side chapel and oven q nave, consecratsd TO the
Of hs IAiins, and the ether and chapel
reserved for tho Of the Greekx The principal
should bs open 70 all and the OF the faithful
the Holy sepulchre 1t present dicult giving 20
frequent disturbances, would be freed from all him
dssAces The majesty Of the new sanctuary should ~
much possible EQUAL that OF the sacred associations
which recalled by these sacred places For these