The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03
CITY INTBLLIGE NOE
[EOr additional Local nens see Third paoe.1


RELIGIOUS ITEMs.-A meeting OF the
friends Of the Sabbath will bs held toinorro :
evening, at the First Presbyterian Church, Ken
singtoR, G'rurd avenue above Palmer sereet,
Addresses by Rev. w. 4. Eva, Wilson Jewell,
N; D., Thomas Potter ESQ., aud others.
~ sSeam .tyesty!srtqn Oht2ca, FL teenth AID
Lombard G,rccls Anniversary exercises OF the
Sabbath School will be held at o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon, when addresses wiil be delivered
Dy key. Dr. Ed wards, OF the West Arch Street
PlesbTtciien Church, Rev. Thomes McCauey
Assistant Secretary OF the Board OF Education,
Governor Pollock. ard the Pestor.
I'e No1)nel Orphan Homey.edd. This inte-
reet'1g and noble effott increases In public favor
as 1t becomes more widely known The Sabbath
schools are multiplying their contributions, and
the public generally are responding TO the ap-
peal OF theAssociation ia behalf OF the destitute
chlldren OF our mFrtyfe heroes. Since the latest
acknowledgment of receipts the following sub.
scliptoUs and cont buttons have been received
from the Sabbath Schools of the churches as
named:-
st Paups Episcopal Chu ch. Cheltsnham, Pa six
shares, $40; First PreseIsei.an Church PhilSdel-
phi1; o mo Str Il PRESBYTERIAN Chprch, Phfla.
delphai rst r. -rbJtsFc1 Church, Southwark
fhna 1elphaj Luthes an Church, NesXlle, Pa, eech
Two sh?- e or s ,; CbTlct Relormea Church PnIla-
GGe GGephlai Chlis: Ep., ,oopal Church, Lexington, Ky;
gTegatoncl Church, Cinc'nnatt, Ono; Ccrr strc.f
: foaf s,0n, Cnc'nnati ohoi Winthrop ConRrega-
Iona o0nal Church, Cha lestoun Mass MethOdist Eps.
SSLal C%Lal Church Harrisbrrg, Pa First Lutheran
church, York, Pa; Twelfth baptist Chproh, Phila.
n!Phai Elene.9T In.srendent Church, Philade
Rha, ccch one shera Of S25
Total from Sunday Schools, .,..,,.,...,. . Sg51 no
pm citizens OF Freemc1sburg, Pa. ...... $40
From citizens of shimerV'le. Pa,,.,.. 9f75
From cit 2els OF Bethlehem, Pa. .......... 1850
Total in his isl'st.....,....,....... ss25 p
treasurer OF the Associat on, Peter Is. Simons, No.
6lS SAMSON street.
Rev. John Chambers win preach sermon to
young ladies at the church in Broad street, below
Chestnut, tomorrow afternoon at 30 o'clock
B7clOD HmnGOn q
II. Church Germantown, tomorrow morning.
Father Kemp and his troupe Of Old Folks
VIII conduct the music at the Tabernacle III. e.
Church, Eleventh street. above jefferson, to.
lroW.
Few. Or. Seiss continues his lectures upon the
Apocalypse tomorrow evening.
Many OF the Baptist churches in this CITY are
enjoying great revlyas OF religion. Among
them are the Tenth, Fourth, 0livet Broad
Street, and Tabernacle Churches Surrounding
churches, az in Camden and West Philadelphia
are also much revived
The Board of Education OF the o. s. Presbyte.
ran Church, at their last meeting, adopted q
resolHtlon requesting sermon to be preached
on tomorrow upon the duty of parents and
teachers and that collection be made to enable
the Eoard to carry out their obligations The
amount contributed to the Ministerial fund from
May l. 1865, till February l, 1866, has teen but
SzO,z z34 10 that for colleges, eto., Sl3s7. sur
plus on hand at the beginning of the last ye.r
ma mas Deen melting away. The Board say ''unless
hoeral amounts ere given We must be embar.
II I'd for want of means.n
Ihe Young Aen's ChriStidn Associotiou.-On
monday evening the rooms Of the Young Mems |
Gnrlstian Association, in Chcsnut street, above |
Iweiitn, were crowded with ladies aid gentle.
men, 70 ls!:s.%s &c an address by Ex-Governor Pol
lcck, entitled Progression of knowledge an |
Incentive to its Acquisition" The speaker was |
listened to by his audience for over half hour |
with the stIictest attention. At the close Of thu
address an interesting debate took place on |
"what latitude should be allowed speakers in |
the Sabbath Schools Tne discussion was main
tanned by Rev. Alfred TAYLOR Rev. Mr.. Moore |
G. H. Davis, II. Ward, and others. The AsCocia- |
tion has secured the services of Rev. Henry |
Ward BeccheI ana John B. Cough, ESQ, who |
will lcc.ure shol tly in tler behalf.
The eoCiety is in fourishing condition, and |
itl future prosp ccts are quite iatterins. Peter
B. Simmons Esq, President OF the Association,
presided on the occcs'cn,
Penn S1Vdre Presbyterian Ohurch.-Rev. DR..
CTowell, Pastor of the Penn Square Presbyte.
Ran Church, is delivering course OF Sunday
thus far have been listened TO by large numbers
OF this class of persons. They are both inte
resting andllnstructiye, and will repay any who
may attend the service. The church is located
in Droad street, below Market. Young men will
be shown seats by the sexton. II
The Mission OF the Con Of Adn.-Rev ]. r.
McClelland, pastor of the North Broad Street
Methodist Episcopal Church will preach on the
above subject tomorrow afternoon at the Union
Meeting, held in the American McchanicS' Hall
Fourth street, below Grard avenue Mr.. McClel.
land is considered one of the most eminent
diyines OF this ChuEch: Young men are cordi-
ally invited to attend the services held in this
Hall. The coats are free to all