The New York herald., 1865-05-28

but the hollow friendship Of Austria the open enmity Of
uua, az wiz. ~. ,bs & Gs' anu . a. ~ h s
at IT. under sucn circumstances, the retirement Of Bis
mark and the abdcaton Of the King again talked
of but we may be pretty that neither OF th will
Quit his post until he ia driven from it. They both
fond of poger to resign IL voluntarily ,ir a.
In former Communication il stated that NJ.
Guthrie, exmeinber Of the Prussan House Of Represen
tatiyos and Of the national government Of Poland had
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gram received day since from Paris by Madame
Cuthrc,l announcing that her husband still alive
and he Is said now to be in fair way of recovery.
Religious Intelligence.
SERVICES TO-DAY. af
The Rev. John E. Jones, OF Utica will preach at the
Welsh Baptist church, 14l Chystc street. this afternoon
at three o'clock and this evening at halr.past seven
O'Clock.
Tie childrens meeting OF tho Sunday school connect
cd with the First Free Baptist church, Twenty eighth
street, Broadway will be held this afternoon at two
O'Clock The exercises will consist Of address, and
singing by the children. "
Atst AIMS Free church. Eighteenth street, near Fifth
avenue, the Rev. E Benjamin will preach this morning
at quarter to eight O'Clock and this evening quarter
to eight O'clock the at half past ten O'Clock
this forenoon and half past three o'clock this after
noon, the latter service being for deaf mutes.
The Rev. Hasey w. Knapp will preach at Broad way
and Forty street Hall this morning at half past
ten O'Clock and this evening at halfpas O'Clock
The Rev. s. A. Corey will preach in tho Murray Hill
Baptist church, Of Thirtyseventh street and
Lexington avenuc this morning at hafpast ten O'Clock
| and this evening at half past seven O'Clock,
| At the Second Unlversnlist church, Second avenue
corner of Eleventh street, the Rev. c. /. Demarest,
pastor. Services morning and evening Subject in the
eyenng-"An Inference of Immortality" eR
Rev. Thomas Armitage d. d. will preach inlthe Madi-
Baptist hurch of Thirty6rst street.
this Sunday afternoon at hafpas three o'clock There
will be preaching in the chapel OF the Fifth Bap
tis church, adjoining Forty sixth street. at half past
| seven IN tho evening
s'Our New Nation, and its Demands Upon Young Men,"
will be the theme Of discourse this evening at the
FORSYTH Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev.
George A. HubbelL Services commence at quarter be
! fore eight O'Clock.
At the English Lutheran church Of St. James, Fif-
tcenth street. Secopd aud Third avenues tho
Rev. Joseph Barclay of.Tscd Hook, N. r., will preach
NJ half past ten A. NJ and half past seven p M.
At tho Forty second street Presbyterian church, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues there will be preach
ing by the pastor, the Rev. W. A. Scott d. D. nj haiti
past ten A. A. and half past seven p n Subject in the
| evening--"Daa Model Man for the Times"
! At tho Fronch Church du St Esprit Twenty second
street. between Fifth and Sixth avonu.s tho Rev. Dr.
verren rector divine will be held at past
ten o'clock In tho morning and hafpast three in the
afternoon.
Sabbath evening discourse will be delivered by tho
Rev. Dr. Checver in the Church OF the Purans, Union
''Divne sIethod Inquisition Blood" Preach
| ing il the mornng nt half past ten.
At thc Church OF the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue
pat tea A. NJ and half past seven p NJ The Rev.
Stephen H. Tying, Jr,, will preach in the morning and
the Rev. Theodore Irving L. L. d., in the evening.
At the Church OF the Resurrection tEpscopal Thirty
afh street. few doors OF Sixth avenue the rector
the Rev Edward o. Flagg, viii preach at halfpast A.
h aud -four 7. NJ
PIN d. Will preach TO the sodi RS at the New York
Soldiers Depot so and SO Howard street, Broadway
this afternoon, at haif-past three oclsck.
At the Catholic Apostolic church. Sixteenth street. be-
tween sixth aud Sesenh avenues, thco will he Evange
lis, pr aching slbjecis doctrnai practical this
evening. ut half past seven O'Clock.
AT the Central Presbyterian church, Broome street,
two b.eks east OF Broadway the Rev. James b Dunn,
pastor, by appointment OF the General Assembly the
Rev Jacob Patch, Of. Indana, will preach at halt past
A. NJ and at half-past seven r. VI. the Rev. Mr..
Sawyer, Tennessee, Will discourse on the present
pcct things Tenness and the So lthwest and the
sentiments aud attitude OF the rel community to-
wards the rebellion and tho future Of the country.
AT the Baptist Mariners Temple, Olive. street,
Chatham % square preaching G cy the pastor se Rev. r.
quarter Of eight +. NJ, Oh the Second Coming OF our
Lord.".
Al tho B,e@cker street Universis church. corner Of
Downing street. the Rev. A. G. Thomas, OF Bridgeport,
will supply The desk to-day Services will commence at
half ast A. NJ and d'hafraat O'Clock p. NJ
Professor Natson, Forty first street. near sixth ave.
nue. will preach at half past A. NJ. and at a quarter
Of cigh, lock 7. ~ Evening subject THE Coming
Age Of Peace and Freedom
The Prophet S : Snow, viii preach in jones' Assem-.
bly, Ro rs, 655 Broadway, at three O'Clock r. H.
At ST. Taul's Church, Hobokcn Tho sacred music Of
Sunday morning last incli,ng tie sermon enti,ld The
Mission OF Jcs c.ssn will DC repeated this morn.
iHc Ia the enins the psaer win be chauniet and
discourse delivered composed OF some OF the suggestions
o. tie Gospel Tor The day.
LINCOLN MEMORIAL DAY.
Th fEday the ls ot Jun bciry day Of mayer m.
ponte by President Jenson, la memory of President
LDcon, Bi-hop Estburn, OF Massachusetts has appoint
cd .oF tie occasion N, following form
The Psalms shall he those appointed for the day; and
The fcrvi snail in other ycsccts be al except
,he irt Lesson shall be Proverbs J., the Second
Igt % the Coll fcr fhp .axy
shall be hat for Ihe ffih unday aaer Trinity, and i'm
med aicb before the general thanksgiving shall lie SAID
ibe i0.lorir1:--
Almighty God, our heavenly Fasilcr sanctify we be.
scetA 1nec tho people of this country that great cal
aml,y, whereby vc have been bcrrayrd, through tho
violence OF wicked hands The Chief Mag ssate Of this
rsiion say the lively Of The loss wLah W. have
siasncd heed Ceave more closely 10 Thee
God In deep aic,ion may whole and
confidence ec placed in THY power aud aercy. Aud do
Thou giacousIy hrsy 10 pass that all things may
together for he good of this nation for the utter
throw o. sci'on, psvy conspiracy and rebellion and for
tbc prosperity Of Thy cause and Kingdom Look With
pity upon ie family of him whose loss mourn Cera-
fort them with sense OF Thy guodness t ny Thy
;enanee upon thea and give them peace. And NO be-
seec Thee with Thy favor 10 behold and bless Thy
want who Is the President OF ihe-o United statos,
al others vino are In authority. Give them risht
Judgment in all ,hnas and direct aud prosper all their
con- citations TO the safety, homer and welfare OF Thy
people aud TO The bringing about Of righteous pesce
And override ~ Tie events Of the world 20 The advance
mcnt OF Thy Kingdom and Thine glory, through
Jesus Christ lord, 10 whom with Thee and The Holy
"bost be all honor and glory world without epd Amen
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Ire Nev. SANrfL 4 SsiTn, pastor or the Unitarian
sotsy IN Wet Cambridge, Mass died on the 20th Inst
"a disease tpn uMoual was contracted while minister
hg 70 sex Rhd sai ring soldcra Nod0k Va he bav'
ing Oeeh stationed at thSs place ior two months.
1no Rev. De CarcfrR, o. philadephia died In Wash.
lDson city on TIC oath inst Tho deceased for many
yeas was acting Us secretary Of one of tho Boards Of the
Eteabyteran church In Philadelphia
Fire I'm south Dcdhwm, Mess.