The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-29
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-day.

avenues, Will preach to-day, morning anu evening.
Services will b held, morning and evening, in the
Memorial church, corner Of Hammond street and Wa
verley place. Rev. R G. Quenne the rector officiating.
Rev. DR.. Deems, OF North Carolina, breaches this
morning in the chapel OF the University, Washington
Rev. James B. Dunn, pastor OF the Central Presbyte-
morning and evening, and at Palace Hail. Sixth avenue
between Forty1rst and Forty streets at four
Rev Dr. Howes Of Hartford will preach in the Broad.
way Tabernacle church TIA morning.
sTho Messenger" & s. Snow, will preach in the Uni
versty Washington square, three O'Clock this after
'srhe Coming Terrible Doom"
At the Church OF the Resurrection Thiry-fth street,
near Sixth avenue the Rev Dr. Flagg the rector, will
preach this Sunday morning at halfpast ten O'Clock.
Miscellaneous.
The keel of the new missionary ship to take the place
Of the Forming Star has already laid in East Bos
Ion and she expected to DC completed by the middle
Of September
The H.tre,o Leader says OF the Rev. Ben Kantrowtx,
who d ed recently q. Col INDUS. Indiana: -sHc lived to
tn ripe agc OF ninety three years and died honored and
rcspec ed by all who knew him. He was, Mt the time OF
hi DEATH tho Oldest jewish cantor In America He sang
before the kns o. Prussia, Holland and other countries
by express invitation, and. an accomplished master,
acquired u worldwide reputation"
The old Second street church Baltimore which for
peary contry has stood in that city, Is TO DO pulled
down u make way for tn march OF commerce. Inter.
estag closing recently held IN IT, at which
many interesting historical statements were made This
congregation was formed ab1nt 1850 and Is the third
church ia point aga in the city, an Episcopal and
Roman Ca being older In 1856 lot WAS purchased
b. tho cong cr North Charles street. nearly
pose tho present ST. Pauls Episcopal church, and be
tween that time and 1858 frame church was erected
upon IT, Tho ste a steep hill and difficult OF &C
ce.s In 1874 II was determined to build new church.
and In April 1895, the stone o. Second street
church was laid. From tho records which have bcon
obtained 1t appears that since the organization Of this
mafraycs performed by The several pastors numbering
tnl 2775 bapsms i162 combinations and ssi deaths
hayS ras an s which thew hope
TO do with tho money accsang from the sae Of the SEC
0nd street property.
At the annual meeting Of the trustees or the Newton
Mass Theological Institution, held after the anniversary
June the Executive Comm ttce reported among other
things that The Hon Isaac Davis OF Worcester Mass
tions,n given fa permanent scholarship the sum Of
si00oO0 tho annual income OF VIII oh lis TO be applied
towards the expenses of some student preparing for the
ministry in said institution" One Of the conditions Is
~ follows "No student Is to have the benefit Of this
scuiarA unless he pledges himself, as general rule
. no. S.s1Ss hs ss Ssa
10 no cass shall any student receive the benefit o. inc
sy T, sSiocry" Tho dastOS has been gratefully
accepted and the liquidation named tne DAVIS SCHOLAR
ship"
Tho Church Journal publishes the following letter from
the Archbishop Of Canterbury, respecting the action "
the Episcopal church in America towards Bishop Cd
lenso:- =, 900
Rxy and DRAR SIR;-I have received, with very mudl
satisfscton the resolution Of the Bishops clergy ai
iay OF the Protestant Episcopal Church IN tue unei
a course pursued by the iiight Rev. the AeIopoWaA
srs other Bishops OF the Church In south Africa q
A M with the sad departure from Christian doctrine
i,y a ch OF the Bishops OF the said Province nn
becoz,A notorious =. -...-.. =. 49,.
p,, ~. erend Prclate lind that the expressoa on Ito
nst ~ s Bishops and clergy of the province OF Can
tsrbury OF = miraton OF the courage lrri - and O.
vnnd & ~, he truth Of the gospel which ne has mail
ses.od = ,Lh been endorsed N so decided maj
ne, by tie Prpsn tant Episcopal Church IN amorca AID
mwl O. Srn c,y, such leter Of cordial sympathy
= matter SO deepfv "A ectmg our common fatn.
win no. fai to nuncac 'ls' resoau.i ~ r ~ W
49, =, ,lss. -. ting. have the honor % h,
re gerend and dear SIR yoa iathfai friend and 6rosr
The Rev Dr. p.rcu. s.crA Sy OF the House Of Bshos
Brhop Randall Ind bars,, i,eon in Denver Colorao,
fortegLt hours before he - So @ ' uea %
deed OF i've Of the ~ n'c anu r sn' ,S ~
donated on condion th.t .le Ep scopal headquarters
should be established here
Statistics OF Ave hundred consrcgzt pnni cr.rcncs
tho Wos show tint moro than one-es rter " tue WHO
number OF male members served n nc Union arms
during tho war; including tho church - "u.a ~, s $500
Que minister's About one In SIX OF thcA ~ 80 - ~
The Old and New School churches Of NcN ILL sav
uni,cL The united church goes 10 the VA n RAN
hyiery, IN 81 They have requested Rev. J.. - ''~
TO supply the pulpit.
Ret James King has donated property m DIs.s
Tenn, valued At $4,000 TO the fIolson PresbyA >"
the purpose Of a theological seminary.
There are fow German churches strictly PrcsbyrM 'l
and having their connection with tho Old School, -
tered over Wisconsin, Iowa aud illnoif. convensn
cofpcscd Of their minister's and elders, designed 70
spiritual cdcation. held the last week 10 May IN
Pstevile, WIS. Various questions were considereds
some theological bu, mainly practical aud having refer
en.s 10 the German work. These brethrcn. wideiy
socred they are hndcrod by he barrier OF anguagd
fr,m enjoying fnIy the sympathy OF their Americana
breshren and exposed peculiar trials amid gencrau
lDbc u
need such refrcshmcnt these reunions Afford and
hsyc doubtless returned TO their fields strengthened
Before separating, they made appointment for sim
convention, 10 be beld next spring nj Dubuque
Tho annual New England camp meetings viii take \
place follows-A Ynrmoathport, Mass., begins \
Matthias Vineyard, Mas, begins Angus, 20; Kenue-
bunk, Me-, begins August 20; ID Sterling Junction. be-
gins Angus. a. EpPing H. begins Ausass q, at
begins August 70; at East Livermore Me-. begins Au
gust 81 q. Hatfield Mass, begins August, "a al East
Machias, Me-. begins September 3; nj Columbia Me-,
begins September H.
Rev. Mr.. Mcleod, tie missionary OF the American
Homo Missionary Society al Great salt Lake City, has
lacking the system in its stronghold The MofInons
have attended in considerable NUMBER though the
the third lecture subcrbc one thousand dollars toward
large church In that city Mr. Mcleod Is greatly en-
coursgcd.
The latest accounts in regard 10 the Sunday school
letter from Berlin speaks Of the school growing
rapidly that tho couid contain the children
seven classes had 10 seek new quarters.
The Archbshops and Bishops Of England have deter.
mined ON the formation of order OF lsborers In
he church, called "readcrsn They 10 be publcly
after IN oIsnson Sy Bishop sna are
ike the local preachers Of tho Metbodsts, and u
thought their influence viii draw the toward the
Established church
the ORGAN At PLYMOUTH CHURCH.