The New York herald., 1865-06-11
Religious Intelligence.
6ERyICEs rO-DsN

sEhvICES TO-DAY.
AZ the SECOND Universalist church, secoad s~saue,
oosner Of Eleventh streetths Rev G. L. Oemaress pas
tor-services morning and evening" ct the usual hours
Al the South Baptist church. West Twenty ah street.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues services half
past ten O'Clock in the morning and quarter to eight
o'clock in the evening Tho Rev HAlssy W. Knapp will
preach On both occasions
rhe Rev 8 A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill
Baptist church. corner Of Thirty seventh street aud LsI
ngton avenue at half past ten O'Clock in the nornng
and half past seven O'Clock in the evening
AT st. Anus free church. Eighteenth street. Fifth
avenue, the Rev Benjamin will preach quarter to
eight and hafpast ten O'Clock in the morning aud as
hafpass three O'Clock In the afternoonthe latter
vice for deaf mutes-and the Rev. Dr. Leonard at
quarter to eight o'clock ia the evening
The Rev T. Ralston Smith will preach on "Ths Pun.
shment Of Treason" this evening at quarter to oght
O'Clock in the Seventh Presbyterian church. Of
Broome and Ridge streets
The second advent past and the Sabbatic division OF
property will be Iec,ured by Thompson at Metro
poltan Hall 95 Sixth avenue this evening, At eight
O'Clock
The Rev A. A. wiIstts, D D. pastor elect will preach
in the Lee avenue church, Brooklyn, at half past ten
A. M and quarter to eight r. N. Sabbath school st
half past two r. NJ
Miss Emma Hardnge will lecture for tho First Society
OF oplrtuass at Hope Chapel, 72o Broadway, at half
New Religion" Conference at three p. NJ on the same
subject.
discourse will be delivered this evening halfpas
seven O'clock in the Church Of tho Puritans, Union
square, by the Rev DR.. Cheever ''The Conspiracy
and Fate OF Haman"
At the English Lutheran Church Of st. James, Fiji
teenth street. between Second and Third avenues the
Rev d. N Pohlmann, D. D., Of Albany, N r., will
preach at half-p ten O'Clock in the morning aud
quarter before eight in the evening.
The Rev. Thomas Armtage D. D., will preach in the
Of fl rat
street. this afternoon at half past three O'clock and at
seven o'clock In the chapel Of the Fifth avenue
Baptist church, adjoining, on Forty sixth street.
The Rev. DR.. Norton Of Philadelphia will preach at
the Church of the Holy Innocents Thirty seventh street.
near broadway this morning He will also deliver
sermon this evening services commencing at quarter
to eight O'Clock, in Calvary church. Fourth avenue in
behalf of the House Of Mercy, Bloomingdale.
At the French Church du st. Esprit in Twenty second
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues Divine service
this morning. at hafpast ten o'clock and in the after
noon at half pastthree, by the Rev. DR. verren rector
AT Christs church. Fifth avenue and Thirty-ffth
street services this morning, at hafpast ten O'Clock
and in the evening ut eight o'clock. BY request the
sermon on Abraham Lincoln will be repeated by the
rector, at the eight r. NJ. service.
At st. Paul's church, Hoboken, the rector the Rev.
V. Bruce, will Olicate to-day subec, of the morning
service-"Some Of the Suggestions of the Gospel for
Trinity Sunday In the evening the subject Of the dis
course will Of the suggestions OF the Episte
FOR Trinity Sunday"
At the Church Of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue,
corner of East Forty street. hours Of service half
Al the Church Of the Resurrection EpiscOpa Thirty
NTH street. few doors east Of Sixth avenue the rector
the Rev Z. O. Flagg will preach at halfpast ten in the
morning and at four in the afternoon.
At the Baptist Mariners Temple Oliver street. near
Chatham square, preaching by the pastor the Rev. L.
Hodge, d. d., at hafpast ten in the morning, and at
quarter to eight in the evening Subject-'The Second
Coming Of Our Lord one of Q series.
At the Beecker street Universalis church, Of
Downing street. the Rev. A. c. Thomas Of Bridgeport
will supply the desk to-day Services at half past ten in
p m niuOa lat hal lf.paet in tha
BY invitation Of Governor Fenton the Rev. Matthew
Hale Smith will preach to the soldiers at the New York
State Soldiers Depot Nos 80 and 81 Howard street. near
Broadway this afternoon ut half past three O'Clock.
Bishop Snow will preach '@rhe Doom of Mystical
Babylon, at three O'Clock in the afternoon in Jones'
Assembly Rooms o66 Broadway.
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF FcoNGREaATIoNALIsTs.
From the Boston Traveller, June IL
Tho meeting of this body of six hundred dele.
gates in this city next week will doubtless be occasion
OF universal interest," being the first assembage of the
kind under the auspices Of this body attempted
1880, when meeting Of ministers and deacons Of Con-
gregationa churches was held at Cambridge. large
pected to be present. some OF whom have already
rved-among them Rev. DR.. Monod, Of Paris Rev
Massey smith, Of England are expected The nrst
meetings OF the convention are to be held In the Old
the meetings. for fortnight or 50, will be held in Rev
Dr. Kinks church, for the sake Of the greater quiet Of
the latter locality
WHAT THE TELEGRAPH DID TO A MINISTER.
From the Boston Traveller
or all the freaks Of the telegraph, tho following the
most laughable which has come under personal
knowledge Not long since graduate from one of
Eastern theological schools called to the pastoral
charge OF q church in the extreme Southwest. When
about to start for hs parish he pectedy de-
ained by the ncapacy Of his Presbytery TO ordain him.
In order TO explain his arrival At the appointed tme
he sent tho following telegram to the deacons Of the
church:-"Presbytery lacked quorum TO ordain." In
the Of its journey the got strangely meta
morphosed and reached the astonshed deacons in this
shape e-"Presbytery tackled worm on to Adam.' The
sober church officers greatly dscomposed and mys
titled, but after grave consultation concluded il the
minister's facetous way of announcing that he had got
married and accordingly proceeded to provide lodgings
for two instead Of one.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Thursday the 1st inst there arrived at New York
from the Sandwich Islands the Rev Lowell Smith, d. D.,
wife, and daughter DR.. Smith graduate OF
Williams College He and wife sailed for the Sandwich
Islands missionaries November o. 1892 After alb
OF years they revisit their native
land. They never q railroad In operation till now.
The country has grown out Of their knowledge II is al
most a world to them.
II Is reported that the Southern bishops Of the Protest
ant Episcopal church anticipate difficulty in the way
OF raternai reunion with their brethren of the North
dioceses xt the meeting Of the General rien-
naD Convention in September next.
The Turf.