The New York herald., 1865-06-25
Services To-day.

Services To-day.
There will be Welsh preaching, by the Rev James
James late Of Wales at the Welsh Baptist tabernacle
l4l Chryse street. this afternoon at three O'CLOCK and
in the evening at haf-past seven O'Clock
At the Second Unversalst church, Second avenue,
corner Of Eleventh street, the Rev. G. L. Demaress,
PASTOR services this morning. at hafpas ten o'clock
and In the evening at eight o'clock. Subject OF as
course in the morning -"Sec.arianism. Evening,
"Cain and His Punishment"
At st. AIMS free church. Eighteenth street. near Fifth
avenue. the Rev. Benjamin will preach this morning.
at quarter to eight O'clock the rector at hapast ten
O'Clock in the morning. and at halfpast three O'CLOCK
in the afternoonthe latter service for deaf mutes;
and the Rev. W. G. Hughs in the evening, at quarter
TO eight O'Clock
At the South Baptist church. West Tweny-af street,
Eighth avenue the Rev. John Downg, d. d., Will
preach this morning, and the Rev. Halsey W. Knapp
ip the evening, at the usual hours
A missionary meeting, with farewell services on the
occasion Of the departure Of the Rev. William NJ Scott
missionary of the Free Mission Society to the Karens OF
Burmah will be held at the Laigh street Baptist church.
this evening, al half past seven O'Clock
At the Protestant Episcopal church Of the Redeemer
Eighty-hfth street. between Second and Third avenues
Yorkve the Rev. j. W. ShackelfOrd rector elect, Will
preach at half past ten A. N. and hafpast seven NJ
Robert Irvine, D D., Of Philadelphia will preach IN
Westminster church, Twenty second street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues, at haifpast ten A. NJ ana
half-past three p NJ
The Rev. T. s. Do Hass will preach in the Forsyth
street M E. church. this morning. Preaching in the
evening BY the pastor the Rev. G. A. Hubbell Prayer
services at half past six p. NJ
1.-THE Herald of Christi s. g. Snow, will preach in
Jones' Assembly Rooms 650 Broadway at three p NJ
The Rev DR. Cheever Will by request, repeat MS dis
inc at seven oelock in the Church Of the Pu
ritans, on Union square.
At the English Lutheran church Of St. James, FIJI
tsent9 street between second and Inxd svenues .ne
A NJ. and four O'CLOCK P. M f
Al the French Church du 81. Esprit. Twenty second
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues, divine service
n the morning at nalf past ten; afternoon ~ napast
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sixth street. there will be preaching at half past ten
o'clock NJ by the Rev Dr. Anderson, OF First church,
a. aSa r,u a. nuuI p.ts hry 'no "o'' H.
A, ,hs p.n,;s, M.r,nsr, rs,,n,. o,,vo, ,tre., ths
Rev. J. L. Hodge, d. D., pastor there will be an OK
pository lecture on the oook OF JONAH ha past ten
O'Clock A. NJ Sunday school at two r M and preach.
ing al q quarter 10 eight r. M SupjecC"Ihe second
Coming OF our Lord"
At the Bleeckor street Unversast church, Of
the desk to-day Services at hall. past ten A. NJ and
half-past soven p. N.
BY invitation of Governor Tenton, the Rev. g. Will
York State Soldiers Depot so and So Howard street,
near broadway this at half past O'clock
At the Church of the Resurrection lEpscopaD Thirty
NTH sieet lew aoSrs eas, o. s,n SM'n avenue e
nsst IN .Ie Nv and s"nr ~ss' "'' -
past ten A. M' ana iour =, M
At the Methodist Protestant Church Attorney street
preaching this morning at half past ten o'clock alter
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Grand Convention OF the Sunday school
o"o" VI '"e S~'e y. "e"
The first convention ever held by the body of Sabbath
o.ho. r..oho,s os en-. u.,ho,,s, r,scona, church r
scnoo feacners OIL 'he me'nou"' Hpscopai CHURCH oi
this State concluded Its sessions this evening in this
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dell ESQ of New York was chosen Temporary chairman
o,,,o n,..,,un I'D o,,r.n,or rs, sa.r.,arv
vi ''e niee"ne' ~"u u o. oei"n'o'' Hoq, oeo'o''!.
The opening exercises consisted or Scripture readings
by Rev T. I. James of New York: singing and then
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p'ese' " NOV WI ""'''' " "'ANs' AAs'' "'' VIZ
four hundred delegates present at opening, and many
more arrived before the nnsnng session Inc Cnair ap
Of the following named gentlemen permanent officers
OF the convention which nominations were confirmed by
acclamaton:-
freudeW-fror n wilson, OF saratoga
Vice Prendens-Rev d. Wiss, d. d., Secretary sun
DAY School Unioni W. W.yCornsii Joel Sammis, Ihos
French n. D. Darius A. Ogden. J. n scotcherS, Hon
d. u Northrup ana John stevenson. f la
Ireosurer-W >. Kelly, ESQ
STeores-Messrs. .; r. Gilbert editor Buffalo Ad'
cert,ser; L. a kooy, = Ear ana orange JUDD. !,
Bustrcs Colnntee-F. b. Hne j. +. Foote, C. O.
North, Dr J N Wardell, Rev A = Jutkins, pr Bristol
Rev W. H. oin, christopher fuiiman ana o. r. Dsos-
way.
comm,nee on he'o~'ons-Dr Mckown ana hessrs
EDDY ana Atwen - So, ,,,,
Brecm'gs 1ommo~mmessm D. Jutkns = hlli-
y man. ~ IN w. n. reyuen' ". r. watkins, = u e hcho"n
willard. . c,iber Thos stacy i nj Iaitimer. ]. q
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pa,,drr eSnmoso, s. a s hows yonn Hooy' D'
ChorIsos-Rev. John Parker and John Hamlin Esq
The convention spent the most of its time In the dis
cussion of the following ,onjcs
wh.. shaii hs Az. ~ , an. ,.rn.. .oho,.rs q,
our SUNDAY schoolsy
2 What rs the best metbod m pursue with the con.
verted scholars in order 10 preserve their relation 10 the
church and 10 az them for tbe therein
q. with what success and 10 what eItens have tho
members of this Convention being pasors carried out
the rule of our dscipne relating o tbe formation of ban
tzed and other children into 0ciasses'Y
4 How may the ministry of our church be made more
effective for good through our Sabbath scboos In pro-
noting the early conversion Of our scholarsf