The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Religious Intellisence.


noon servce in Rutgers Institute chapel Fifth avenue
between Forty first and Forty second streets half past
ten A. NJ and tbree M The Rev DR. Dyer win preach
In the afternoon.
Divine service will be held "a usual at the rooms OF the
New England Soldiers Relief Association 1874 broadway
this afternoon, NJ half past three O'Clock A sermon
commemorative Of Matthew 8. Ager, Eighth New Hamp-
shire volunteer will bs preached by the chaplain the
Rev. A. r. THOMPSON
The Rev. Sidney A. Corey win preach in the Murray
Hill Baptist church. corner Of Lexington avonue and
Thirty seventh street. half past ton in the morning and
hslf-past seven in the evening.
AT st. AIMS Free church, Eighteenth street, near
Fifth avenue the Rev r. D. Eagan will preach at
quarter TO eight in the morning and three In the after
noon the Rev. W. r. Paddock At half past ten in tho
morning and tho Rev. J. r. Smith at half past in
the evening" the afternoon service being mutes
In the Memorial church Of the Rev Henry Anthon,
D. D., West Forty eighth street. between Sixth aud
Seventh svenues-Rev. Thomas A. LJaggar rector-ser-
vices will be held every Sunday Al half past
half past seven Pm
Samuel B. Hel viii preach 3D. W. in the Ffth street
Presbyterian church, between Broadway and Eighth
avenue at half past ten A. NJ and half past seven p
Welsh preaching st the Tabernacle No la Chrystie
street. by the Rev. p. L. Davies Of Camden NJ j. n
three and half past seven n Seats free The publo
invited
Professor Smyth will deliver sermon this even
ing, at Clinton Hail. Mercantile Library, Astor place.
near Broadway Subject-'The Substantial Unity Of all
True Christians"
At the Church OF the Mediator Lexington avenue aud
thirteenth street, the Rev. Theodore Irving, L. d.,
VIII preach at half past ton In the morning and half past
seven in the evening.
Al the Church OF the Redeemer Green avenue near
Carlton, Hrooklyn-the Rev L. j. Fletcher pastor-the
Rev. J. IL Hartzei Of Buffalo, will preach this morning
and evening.
The Rev Thomas Armtage, D. d., will preach in the
Madison avenue Baptist church corner Of Thirty first
Annual Sermon to the Young.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal church. corner
of Henry and Scanned streets the Rev. s. j. Cornee,
rector services will be held al half past ten o'clock In
the morning, and at half past seven in the enenng
At the Bleecker street Universalst church. corner or
Downing street, tho Rev L. J. Fletcher of Brooklyn,
will supply the desk to-day. Services halfpast
o'clock in the morning, and at halfpast in the
evening.
Al tho Church Of the Resurrection Thirty fifth street.
near Sixth avenue, the Rev Edward D. Fagg, rector,
VIII preach morning and evening Morning service at
hafpsst ten o'clock, evening at half past O'Clock.
At the Church Of the Holy Apostles of Twenty
eighth street and Ninth avenue third service every Sun
day at past seven r. NJ. Seats free.
The Rev Chauncey Giles will preach in tho New Jeru-
salem CSwedenborgan church, Thirty -nfth street be
tween Fourth and Lexington avenues this morning. st
hafpas ten Gscsck on srhe Divine lnani'y - and this
evening, at half-past seven O'Clock, on ''The Death
OF Christ and lts Eject on Human Salvation"
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The stated meeting Of the Board Of Managers held
inst, at half past three p NJ Quite number OF com
mnications respecting the printing and distributing of
the Scriptures In foreign countries received The
entire number Of books granted ut this meeting was
30 l27 They for the army and military hospitals
for prisoners Of Fort Delaware Enira and for
freedmen OF these 90 900 for the United States
Christian Commission several grants 20 feeble auxsres
266 TO cap,oins OF vessels sailing 10 foreign ports and
four volumes In raised letters for the blind. In
nAsl tn nna hA..L 10 tka xrnyn s.f
1850 were granted, Of which 81 600 were for the
nsa of the agent in tbe Argentine Confederation Some
which two pocket Tamil Bibles printed with tho
funds of the society ut Madras India and the Palms in
press in India Over nf.een voumes the languages Of
Northern Europe, were brought by the Rev. W. H. bid
well from st Petersburg and presented to tho society
INSTITUTE OF REWARD FOR THE ORPHANS OF
PATRIOTS
The origin, purposes and lsbos OF the above soce y
vii be stated Wednesday evening next, in the leo
turs room Of the Mtrosr street church.
DOMESTIC RELIGIOUS lTeMs.
Tho Rev DR. Clover has resigned the rectorshp OF g.
Psui's church, Springfield, ILL., His resignation is 20
take effect on the 1St OF April.
Thanksgiving Day observed In all the Catholic
churches OF Saa francisco by the Of mas at
nine O'Clock Ia the morning At st. Marv's cathedral
the Rev Fbtl1er Dillon army chaplain delivered brief
but eoquent and appropriate discourse.
The pnbnAsd report concerning the Baptist Sunday
schools Of California shows st Of 20 schools with
total enronzcut Of S63 average attendance OF s27
and over Ten thousand volumes in libraries The entire
enrolment In the % Congregational schools u 72 and
In the l22 Methodist Episcopal schools 1851
Ths Rev Father Dillon, Of the congregation OF tbs
Holy Cross In Indiana. and Chaplain OF the Irish Brigade
fornia for tho bensat OF his health which hid been
much impaired BY the hardsps and exposures incident
10 hts duties in camp the march and the battle
Held Father Dillon has been In the service Of the
verument for over three years
FORErGs RELIGIOUS frENs.
GdltgndHs says:-We have already advcrted TO the
a Of in he
following letter from Warsaw, dated November ~ gives
do.ais Of tho which not withou, interest
bor several dnys past arrangements have been made,
and the military authorities have received orders
to hold thernscvin readiness for the impending sup
preston Of all monsstc esab ishnests throughout the
Kingdom. The Anal instructions arrived yesterday by
courier and telegraph Ia this capital the suppression
WIS csiren OUT az ,onoss:-fgnctually st midnight
colonel with body Of troops, repaired to each religious
house, assembled the monks read 10 them the viceroys
order and desired tbcm 10 get ready TO leave ut half
four by railway Tor foreign country Of the twelve
hgious establishments in Warsaw three were
exempted, upon condition that they should
receive no more noyiccs, and thus DIE ont grad
uay. The Other nine suppressed In the
manner stated, the Qficer In some leaving two
monks, In chers three and appointing OF these
the future superior. by two O'Clock tie suppression
completely this city, and probably troug bout the
Kingdom The monssicrcs remained In the hands Of the
military, and tho monks conducted under strong
escort ~ The appointed nour 10 the railway station where
Adjutant Genofa Baron Korn with his etaE, suporn.
tended their departure. Each OF the exiles received
Of one bundred and fty roubes 10 pay his expenses
Everything passed or without disturbance Religious
houses devoted 10 charitable purposcss for instance,
the care of the sckand which have in degree taken
part In tho fnsurrsctop, remain exempt from the suppress
sion whittier the Danished monks viii 90 Is not yet
known II IL supposed however they viii distribute
themselves over Italy ard France The fun tex OF the
report drawn up In Russian, German and French, BY
the special committee appointed 20 examine the Roman
Catholic mooasterios and converts throughout tho
Kingdom of Poland, hss just sppesred
Among the Foreigners D Rome Is the celebrated Belgian
jesuit Mssonvy, Father d. Srnet, whose aposieshlp
among tho American Indians Ia the Rocky Mountains
has work "a WOpder2. seeing this yenersb0
apostle come 70 his audience, Plus *. extend
ed his arms 10 hiin and preesed him 10 bis heart In
June lat the number OF neophyes baptized by the
rend father during the present year amounted TO seven
hundred This seems 10 be his yearly harvest which,
with those OF the past year, makes the number Of souls
whom he has won 10 The Catholic Church amount
fifteen thousand
The Rev James DoDnely, ID. d., p. p, Rosefea county
Monaghan Ireland, has been appointed Roman Catholic
Bebop or Cogher In succession TO the Right Rsv. DR.
McNally d.. Donnely formerly professor 10 the
1rsh College At Paris and Of the press