The New York herald., 1866-09-16
RELIGIOUS INTRLLIGEHCE.



$500 &M Services T~-nay. tNFA
Al A Anss Free church. Eighteenth street. near Ftnh
avenue. Rev Dr. Gallsuds viii preach Al hafpast seven
and hair past ten A. NJ and haii.past three NJ, tho
afternoon service being for deaf mutes; and tho
Rev. A. d Hart rector Of the Church Of tho Advent n
half past seven p NJ
Rev Dr. Price rector Of Stephens Episcopal church,
will hold divine service The French church. Da 81
Esprit Twenty SECOND street. bctwecn Firth and sixth
avenues, at haifpam ten A. NJ and hafpas. seven NJ.
Rev, s. A. Corey, d D.. win preach in the hurrny
Hill Baptist church. OF Thirty street and
Iexipgton avenue at halfpast ten A. ~ and haifpass
seven N. In tho evening tho first Of series Of lee
lures the Prisoners OF tho Bble will be delivered.
Subject. sJoseph."
Rev. Chas. Payson will preach in the Church Of tho
Sea and the Land or Market and Henry streets,
At half-pa seven O'Clock.
Rev VIM. p Corhi,, pastor Of the Seventeenth street
Methodist Episcopal church. between Finst and Second
avenues, will preach morning and evening.
In the chapel Of the University. Washington square,
Rev Dr. Deems OF North Carolina will preach at eleven
Rev Dr. wcscou will proach in his church, Forty
second street Seventh avenue, morning and even
Ing The evening discourse TO young men on 'coset-
At the Pilgrim Baptis, church, Thirty third street.
west Of Eighth avenue there will be preaching Ia tho
lecture room morning and evening by kcv. D. N.
lecture FOR the jews will be delivered in the largo
ball corner Thrtyf street and Eighth avenue by
the Rev VIM Wardaw, at hall past seven O'Clock 7. NJ
and Episcopal church services VIII be held at hsfpass
ten A. NJ
tween Seventh and Eighth agenues services will he held
bv the pastor, Rev Rev. W. A. Scott, ID H., at half
past ten " and half pas, seven r. Subject In tho
evsning"fiith Article OF our Oreedchrist descended
into Hclir
bishop Snow. OF Mount Zion win preach cn "rhe Res
torng o. Israei," at three r ~, in ths University,
Washiugton square
At tho Central Presbyterian church. Broonc street,
two nlocks of Proadwav there viii be preaching
the pastor, Rev James u Dunn, ut half-past ten A. NJ
and half past r. VI. also at the chapci, Palace
Hal Sixth avenue, between Forty nrs and Forty second
Streets at four T. N.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rochester IN. VI gsoa and Al, Tyfsv s.-Bsh-
op Ton preached ST. Patrcks church IN this city
Sunday and made that Rochester ~ii
soon have bishop and become the scat OF new diocese
OF the Catholic Church Bishop Tmon long aro applied
iot division of his charge which has been most
lsborious one The selection will be made by tho ap-
preaching council 70 BE- held at BALTIMORE s quito
probable that the magnificent edihoe being erected
by the congregation OF St. Parick's wn become tho
bishops cathedral
rhe Turkish government has given permission for the
ssc aud FREQ distribution all OF the empire OF all
publications OF he American missionaries designed FOR
the hahonmedan population The permission was
granted Ter fn examination OF tho books by tho gov
ernmens
The Natoual Conference Of Unitarsns IL called TO
meet nj syracuse October rho committee OF the con-
ference IN their circular calling the meeting,
mend that the expenses of the delegates from esch
church be betrayed by the church itself and that the
members of the conference be prepared to and their
cnnmodaton where travellers usually seek H. they
think community will long welcome E hundred dcio
gatca They wsh n'so to he able 70 meet whore the
good Of their cause require. rrespccyeof entsrtan
ment
H,ahop Hopkins of vsrmont reports IN hls annual al
dress tina, the theological department Of the Vermont
Episcopal Institute II without students The
sso in his report "ihere young men IA tho
diocese looking forward TO Tho tnsnstry OF preparing 90
cnisr II.
five Episcopal churches IN Massachusetts, have con.
trbusd for religions PURPOSES during tho end ng
NAV, 1894 flO7,6iT 20 -Four of them situated 10
Boston and one In broosne
The sscond National Council Of the cathoIic Church
Of the United states 70 bc held 10 baltimore on ihs
ORA, sunday 10 October, and which 10 10 terminate on
the third sunday OF the same month, viii probably
prove grand religious pageant Az tho srrhbishops
the heals os mao religious orders Tho snp~rintcndrnts
Of nGros IN fact the entire Catholic clergy, have
been invited 10 attend and the Invitation seems 10 have
been generally accepted TIE most Rev. Dr. Spading
Archbishop OF BALTIMORE. has boen delegated by the
Pope to preside this deliberations of the council
The Importance OF the convention about 10 As.smbie
mTy Ne determined by tho fact thai thsre will be forty
prelses al least hundred priests, and great
number OF supervision Of orders present. The nast
National Council vss hsld In Baltimore In 1874 and ts
decreea after having been approved by the Pcpe were
pablsned, aud hcr provisions have since been observed
in the discipline OF the Catholic Church II thought
the present coancL viii exercise much greater innu.
than the pr~csding II, owing 10 ths rr-si in
~ bshope sud religious orders of the Church
rhs direct object Of This important Assmbags OF csthoic
cierpymcn In for tho or regulating tbs dssepus
OF the Church. also for mors Systematic plan foe th'
education Of Catholic youth. IL Il generally under
stood that the will advise the endowment u
colleges and semtnares and that the educa
~ priests viii be prominent topic of discussion II
aso understood that new epscopal sess w % etssb-
iished and bishops appointed to oil thsm Al nomina
tons WILL Of be- referred IN Rome for TRINA
ton, this being obligatory I'll Catholic ccanctis