The New York herald., 1866-04-29
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-Day.


Services To-Day.
Rev. A. A. Renke pastor of the Moravian Protesant
Episcopal congregation will hold service at the Medi-
cal College, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-thrd
street, at half-past ten this morning.
At St. AIMS free church, Eighteenth street, near
Fifth avenue Rev Eastburn Benjamin will preach at
half past seven and at haipast ten A. NJ at three r.
NJ there will be service deaf mutes and at
seven p M. Rev. F. C. Ever will preach.
"The Miseres OF New York; is the subject Of a SER
mon to be repeated by request the Thirty street
Dutch church this evening, by Rev. Peter Stryker.
There will be preaching at half past ten this morning
at the Freewl Baptist church. in Seventeenth street.
west OF Sixth avenue by the pastor, Rev. j. P. Nut
ting Several addresses will be delivered at the Sabbath
school Concert at two p. NJ.
The annual antecommunion sermon will be preached
before the Christian Union Association this morning, at
half-past ten O'Clock in the University Place Presby
terian church, of University place and Tenth
street. by Rev Charles Hodge, D. D. of Princeton, from
the text "By One Spirit We Are All Baptized Into One
Body" conference will be held in DIR. Buddngton s
church. Brooklyn, haf-past three O'Clock p NJ, in
which Drs j. L. Hodge, Baptist; T. L. Cuyler, Presby-
terian; Gallagher Epscopalan, and Buddingon Congre-
gationalst, will participate
Rev. Urban c. Brewer the PASTOR will preach morn
ing and evening" at the Christian church, in Twenty
eighth street. near Broadway
In the Universalist church. orner Of Bleecker and
Downing Streets services will be held morning and even
ing, Rev X. Lee the PASTOR officiating Subject Of
the evening discourse ssMurray on the Human World
Attesting the Goodness and Wisdom Of God"
The Things that are Coming on the Earth" is the
subject of lecture the first of course to be delivered
in University buildings, Washington square, this even
ing, at eight O'Clock.
The Apostolic rite of confirmation will be administered
in Zion church, of Madison and Thirty
eighth street. by the Right Reverend Bishop Southgate
to-day, at the afternoon SERVICE commencing at four
O'Clock.
There will be services morning and evening, at the
Unversaist church. Eleventh street and Second
avenue In the evening discourse will be delivered by
che Rev. G. l.. DemOrest. Subject-"The Garden Of
Eden-the Warning"
George W. Sleeper Of Baltimore will deliver Metro
politan Hall, No 95 Sixth avenue, lecture "The
Suppression Of Speech in Rhode Island" this evening,
al half-past seven O'Clock.
AT three o'clock this afternoon discourse will be de-
ivered at Jones' Hall, No. eSe Broadway, on "The Man
Of SIM"
Rev. Gresham n. Gregg q. D.. will repeat his "Ex.
traordinary Notice q Asnageddon," In connection with
the occult powers of INC sacred language at Clinton Hail.
Astor place, this evening.
Rev. Kay, D. D., author Of Travels and Researches
IN Africa sl preach this evening before the American
fourth street, near Sixth avenue.
Al the Paust church. Of Fifty seventh street
and Ninth avenue, the rigfx Rev. Bishop Lynch, of
Charleston, c. win preach this morning at halfpsst
ten Collections will be taken 10 aid in reconstructing
tho Bishops cathedral, destroyed some years ago.
At All Saints church. Henry street, corner Of Scam
mel services at halfpast ten N. and hafpast seven
In the evening. The rector, the Rev. Samuel J. Cor.
nellie, will preach In the morning Seats for ALL
Row A. Corey, d. D., will preach in the Murray Hill
seventh street. at halpast ton NJ and administer the
ordinance Of baptism. Rev. Mr.. Crane, pastor Of the
Sixth street Baptist church. will preach at seven
Revival services every evening the present week
Rev. F. D. Huntington d. D., rector of Emmanuel
church, Boston, will preach the sixth of the Of
City Mission House, in Ascension church. of Firth
avenue and Tenth street. this Sunday evening, at half
past seven o'clock. collection will be made.
AT the free Church of the Redemption East Fourteenth
street between Third and Fourth avenues this
Sunday evening, April g. by the Rev. H. T. Montgom
cry. DID, Of the Church Of the Incarnation, at hafpast
seven o'clock Morning services at hafpast ten
AT the Pilgrim Baptist church, West Thirty third
street preaching this Sunday morning and evening by
the Rev. Dr. hiscox of this city
The Rev. DR.. Carter of Yonkers will preach tn the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION he Rev. Dr. Houghtons)
Twenty ninth street. between Fifth and Madison
nues, this Sunday morning.
AT the Church Of the Resurrection Thrty.fth street,
near Sixth avenue the rector Rev. E. o. Fagg morning,
half past ten o'clock; Rev w. H. Milburn, the blind
preacher, evening, half past seven O'Clock special
collection will be taken.
sermon will be preached by the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Mctloskey in ST. Gabrels church, East Thirty
seventh street. at half past O'Clock this evening
AT the Yorkville Chapel Of the Holy Trinity Eighty
fourth street, between THIRD and Fourth avenues Rev
VIM. Dymond win preach in the morning and Rev
stephen H. Tying, Jr., in the evening.
Mrs Anna NJ Middlebrook will speak by inspiration at
No. so6 Broadway this morning and evening
iridium 1T 81. Francis Xavier Church.
iridium three days festival in honor Of the beat
ncution Of Blessed John Berchman g. j., will be CON-
monced this evening, at five O'Clock, in the church Of
81 Francis Xavier, West Sixteenth street. under the
Fathers Of the Society Of Jesus. John Bcrch-
mans who is of the youngest among the
bestincd in the Catholic Church, was born
at Diesi, town Of Brabant March 3, 1899.
His bosrphers say that from the age Of years he
united to tender pety application TO study At
eleven Of age he entrusted to the Of De
90 be educated but after few years the poverty of his
family compelled him to rellnquish his studies. He
was enabled, however, by the aid Of a friend, 70
attend the classes at the Jesuit's College at
Manes, where he distinguished himself much
by his talents as by his virtues He conceived
entered the novta,e september ~ 1916 at the age Of
eeventeeu and half years, and took the religious vows
Cor living and resolutions for practice to which he strict
y adhered On the aist OF july lo2l, q. She
Yeas, " ,.. Of st. igp.iius founder Of the Society
for the month Berchmans drew a card bearing
this text:-''Taks ye heed, watch and pray, for ys
sick, and died tho 18th Of August Pope Gregory
XIV. two year, after ordered examination OF his vr
has been bcatifed BY Plus TX. during the wear isss
The services in honor OF his Qualification will
mence this evening with the exposition Of his relics
beautiful painting OF the bcathed will then be blessed,
and solemn vespes with the benedcon Of the Blessed
sacrament viii follow. The services win be conanued
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, in the mornings
afternoons and evenings In the mornings masses will
DC celebrated at ~, s, 81, 81, and o'clock Al
she nine o'clock mass there will be sermon and bene
dction Of the blessed sacnment On Monday the
mon will be by the Rev. DR. McSweeney; Tuesday,
Rev q. Hcaey Wednesday, Rev. Dr Birtsel In the af
fernoons at two o'clock there will be services for chill
dren, and In the evenings, al hafpast seven O'Clock,
'psnesyrc viii be pronounced-en Monday evening by
Rev. fathor Mclean; Tuesday, Rev. Or. Braun wednes
day, Rev. Father Woods plenary indulgence can be
gained by those who having confessed receive commu
nion and visit the church least during the tri
fdum and pray for the intention OF the sovereign Pont6
The relics will remain exposed dunng the iridium,
and the church has been handsomely decorated for the
ypccasion.
Al the back OF the altar heavy drspery Of crimson
.vevet. against which s suspended the picture TO be
sblesscd The columns at each side OF the altar
ere cntwined with flowers, and the peteetale