The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
RELIGIOUS MTELLIGENCE.



Thirty seventh street, Broadway. Subject for even
nk 'lecturesWhy good Protestants should be Catho
lics
BY In vitat0n OF the American Union Commission the
Row John u. CALDWELL Of the Georgia Methodist Confer
ence and uiam King, Esq, OF Savannah, will speak
this Sunday >vonng at the Madison Baptist
church REV Dr. vestons the "Condition and Wants
Of the People OF t South, both White and Colo,ed
The public generally arc invited 10 attend.
Rev. s. A. Corey win preach in tho Murray Hill Bsp-
tst church. corner OF thirty seventh street and Licking
ton avenue this morning ct half ton O'Clock, and in
the evening at half-psst st>ven O'Clock.
At the Church Of the a>,surrectoa, In Thirty nth
street, near Sixth avenue the ev Edward O. Flsgg win
hold divine service At hafpsst n A. H. and half past
seven p. H.
meeting, open to all denominations Of Christians,
will 30 held this evening" at hafpast seven O'Clock, ct
the Mission Rooms, lot Bank street.
The Rev Henry Blanchard will preach the Unyer-
sasm Of Paul In the Church Of the Restoration
OF Monroe place and Clark street. Brooklyn this evening
The Moavian congregation worship the Medical Col
iege, Twenty third street, OF Fourth
There will be preaching by the pastor this morning It
half-past ten O'Clock
AT the Fiftythrd street Baptist church, near Broad
way and Seventh avenue there will be preaching half
past ten A M, and half past NJ, BY the Rev. G.
8. Chase.
At 81. AIMS church, Eighteenth street. near Fifth
avenue the rector will preach past seven and
haif-past ten A. M and three r. M-the latter service
for deaf mutes-and the Rev. Dr. Barnard AZ halfpast
seven P. M.
AT ST. Johns Independent Methodist church,. Forty
first street, near Sixth avenue there will be preaching
by the Rev. s Hughsen morning aud evening ut the
usual time
The Rev T. H. Highly, of Ohio will preach in the Free
will Baptist church. Seventeenth street, OF Sixth
avenue, at halfp ten A. NJ, and the Rev f. B. Fair.
field, d. D., President of Hisdale College, Michigan, at
half-past seven p H.
The Rev Dr. Wcscott will preach in his church Forty
second street, this morning, On the Way of salvation
in the evening on "Revercnce Due 70 Jesus =
AT the Memorial church, Hammond street. corner Of
Waverley place, the Rev. T. b Boggs of Bedford
Westcheste county will preach morning and afternoon
and the Rev. Mr. Bruce, OF Hoboken, in the evening
Services commence at halfpas ten half past three and
bali past seven O'Clock
The Rev. Halsey W. Knapp will preach in the Pilgrim
Baptist church at past ten A. NJ and halfpast
seven r. N
AT the French church Du st. Esprit Twenty second
street, between Firth and Sixth avenues the Rev. Dr.
veren rector divine will he held this morning
at half-pas, ten O'Clock
The Mission House for the Poor aud Strangers located
TO twelve and from two to i've every Sabbath. Christian
brethren invited TO attend to take part in It's simple
exercises and make themselves al home
AT the Church Of the Mediator, the Rev. Theodore
IRVING IL d., rector, corner of Lexington and
Thrteth street. Divine service will be held halfpas
ten O'Clock in the morning and at hafpast seven In
the evening
Al the English Lutheran church OF st. James, Fir
teenth street between Second and Third avenues, the
Rev. A. G. wedekind, pastor elect will preach his intro
ductory sermon a, half past ten o'clock the morning
Services also in tho evening" at hafpast o'clock.
lecture Jerusalem will be delivered by the ROY.
DIR. Tuttle This evening, i'll the Eighth District Court
Room Twenty second street and Seventh avenue
Services to commence at half-past O'Clock.
Al the Blocker street Unversast church, or
Downing street, the Rev C. f. lie Fevre will preach in
the morning, and the Rev. Day X. Lee, PASTOR in the
evening The pastors subject will be Heroes In Prison.
Services commence In the morning at quarter TO
eleven and in the evening at half-past o'clock.
Al the Central Presbyterian church. Broome street,
two blocks OF Broadway the pastor the Rev. James
b. Dunn, will preach in tho morning ut half-pas ten
O'Clock aud At halfpast seven in the evening. BY
quest he will discuss the question, "Does the Bible
sanction the use OF intoxicating wincs2"
There will be preaching in the Forsyth street Mctho-
dist Episcopal church. by the PASTOR in morning
Ing. gracious revival rs now in progress In this
church.
Al Metropolitan Hall, 95 Sixth avenue at hall. past
three O'Clock, there will he discussion "spirtuasm
and the Bible; which has the stronger proofssn At
helfpss seven in the evening a discussion upon the
theatre The opening address showing It's influence TO be
pernicious will be delivered by +. = Lambert. There
will also be conference half past Ia the morning
The Prophet samuel will preach the Coming OF Christ
in Jones Hall, CSC Broadway, at three O'Clock In the
afternoon
The spiritussts hold meeting in Hope Chapel, TO
Broadway, to-day. Mrs. Maria NJ King will speak in
the morning, mt halfpas ten o'clock and at halfpast
seven in the evening Conference win be held at three
o'clock.
A spiritual meeting will be held at Lamartne Hall,
OF Twenty ninth street and Eighth Con
ference at three o'clock r " Trance speaking at half
past o'clock in the evening
The General Convention OF the Episcopal
Church..
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Ia, 1886
A, tho Episcopal Convention this morning the Hon.
Horace Binney introduced the following
Resolved, That this house. IN most cordially concur
ring IL has done the resolution of the House Of
Bishops appointing day Of Thanksgiving cr the return
Of peace 10 the country and unity 10 the Church, most
respectfully expresses the House OF Bishops lbs
earnest that in the religious services 10 be aE
pointed for the day. especial thanks be offered TO Al
mighty God for the re establishment Of The national sn
thorty over whole country and for the removal Of
that great OF national dssenson and estrarge
ment 20 which our late troubles were due
Judge Chambers moved to lay the resolution or the
table, and the Pennsylvania delegation called fsr tho
yeas and nays.
Mr. Bnnsy said that those truths TO which ut.
terances had yet been given.
Mr. Binney loudly called 10 o91cr.
Dr. Goodwin asked f the question bad be en taken IL
had he called for is consideration.
Judge B,tle Of North Carolina moved 10 lay the