The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-Day.


Al the Church Of the Puritana Union square-the
closing Sabbath in ths present church ednce-s as
course will be delivered D. Rev. Dr. Cheever, commemo
rative historical and thanksgiving on the occasion Of
the anniversary Of the Church Anti-Savery Society
Services q halfpast O'Clock. Presiding In the
morning At half-past ten o'clock in the chursh.
At the French Church du g. Esprit Rev. Dr.. verren,
resor divine service in French this afternoon, ct hail.
past three o'clock collection will DO taken up in aid
Of the Missionary and other canonical societies.
At the Church Of the strangen large chapel Of the
University. Warrington square, the pastor, Rev. Dr.
Deems will preach Al hafpast ten o'clock in the morn
ing and at hafpass seven o'clock in the evening.
At tho Church OF tho Resurrection At Rutgers Insti
tute. Fifth avenue, Rev. Edward O. Fagg. D. D., will
preach this morning and evening
At tho Forty second street Presbyterian church, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues public worship
day BY the PASTOR Rev. W. A Scott, D. D., at hafpast
ten O'Clock in the morning, and at half-past
O'Clock In the evening. Subject In the evening" ninth
article Of the Greed, ssThs Holy Catholic Church,
Bishop Snow. Of Mount Zion, will preach In the Uni.
versity, Washington square, today at three O'Clock p
N. subjcct-.The Speedy Appearing Of our Lord, as
Proved by Scripture and Facts"
At the Anthem Memorial church, Forty eighth street.
Rev. J. Cotton smith, d. will preach before the Parish
Aid Society OF this church this evening, services
m encing at seven an half O'Clock.
Myrle avenue, upon Adephi street. one story house,
every Sunday at three O'Clock M, and Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evenings at seven and half ocock
At the Central Presbyterian church. Fftieth street.
between Broadway aud Eighth avenue preaching to-day
by the pastor Rev James B. Dunn, at halt-past ten
A. N: and haii-past seven P. NJ Sabbath school at
two r N.
AT the Church Of the Redemption, East Fourteenth
street, opposite the Academy Of Music, the Rev. Urah
Scott will preach to-day.
At the Blcecker street University church. Of
yVn ufr MT n nNQr ar m
quarter TO eight Pm Rev. Samuel J. May OF SYRIA
cuse, will prcach moaning and evening.
There will be preaching the Sanctuary, los First
street, this evening" at halfpass seven O'Clock Sub
Israel, and the Millennium"
Rev. H e. Montgomery. D. D.. Rector OF the Church
OF the Incarnation viii preach the ninth of the
OF sermons in behalf of the Protestant Episcopal City
Mission Society," this evening" at halfpast seven O'Clock
At the y. stophon Episcopal Church, the apostolic
Rev. Bishop Potter this evening at haf-past seven
clock the church Twenty second street. between
Fifth and Sixth Service in the morning
half-past ten O'Clock Tho Rector Rev. Dr. Price, will
preach
At St. Johns chapel varick street. there will DO divine
sn.ns@ 70 dsy win Be, II viii Give TnsntsS RcsnL
Al st. Anus Free Church. Eighteenth street. near
Fifth avenue, Rev. Dr. Galiaudet Will preach Ut half
Re.. Rev Bishop Potter will administer courma.iUn
half past thgee O'Clock In the afternoon 1.-THE service to
be interpreted for deaf mutesA Rev Stephen Holmes
At Christ Church tEpiscopalD. Bedford avenue, VII
lsmsburg Rev. George =. seymour, Professor IA the
Now York Geners theological Seuinary. win preach In
the morning, al hafpsst ten o'clock In abe eysaing
q hapas ssven O'Clock. sermon BY the rector, Rev A.
B. Partridge. ~ sss,. <s. sssE'<
AZ the Catholic Apostolic church. West Sixteenth
street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues preaching
Sunday evening, at half past seven O'clock On The
Second Coming Of our Lord" F @
Rev. Thos c. Benning dsscourses before spirtuaiists
in Dodworth HAIL. 500 Broadway at ten O'Clock
and haifpast O'Clock. upon Spirisuaiism va
Orthodoxy Conference a. three O'Clock in tho after
noon
ray Hill Baptist chapel this morning. At halfpast ten
O'Clock and IN the evening ct quarter TO eight pollock
Miscellaneous.
An organization. having in view tho education OF
coorsd for the ministry, has been in operation FOR
year. under the title Of the National Theological Inst
tute Those 70 DO educated under the auspices Of tho
institute are designed especially for the Southern field
Since The absiiton Of slavery the demand Cor teachers
hundredfoid and ths question for Christian phian-
thropists to answer h. not only whether this demand
viii b. made in due time By Intelligent and educated
men, There 10 NO doubt - to how this question
should :S b answered. . ~ no process. @.
proper appreciation Of their duties, position
and obligstions BY the agency Of an educated
ministry. As race, they are tenderiy susceptible 70
rel gIous Impressions but tney should fan into The
hands OF ignorant and fnat cal religious teachers there
would b. danger that their freedom would become
curse rather than blessing Last year the association
expended $4,000 In the prosecution Of their plans
There are theological schools a. several points in the
supervision Of the best educators In the land Rev. J.
Fulton, Of Boston, has just been elected President Of
will need other that will become q sue
cesa Mr. r. will call the attention citizens the
evening" in the Pearl street Baptist church.
Argus A0y la
The ConoyspaoxaIs OF this week announces that the
interest that paper held by Deacon Calen James has
| bpeu Pal 20 sson- Hornc IA and
that Rev. Henry NJ Dexter hag also been admitted .
partner and will DO the leading editor. ~
9an '; TIA.
famAss and asa missionary Sunday schools with the
siderable advance In both donations and dstribuons
This has been accomplished through twenty-one well
sustained Bible societies covering the State
The New York Observer rcmarkng upon the denial Of
the statement that American Protestants had been dis
urbed IN their religious worship By the authorities in
or can occur until the Pope declares war against the
United States Some Of the papers In this country have
endeavored TO create the impression that the facts in
regard 70 the suppression OF Protestant worship Rome
By the Papal authorities were not - represented
them at the time They were literally 90. Not only
Prcsbytsrians, cergymsn and Iaymen joined peremp-
orly ordered TO suspend their worship, but IT dis
ncy threatened that the American chapel would share
the same fate when Mr. King transferred the arms Of
the United States Legation" TO the door OF the
chapel y necessarily had the same eject =. Il he had
gave II the protection Of government II the
chapel had been transferred" TO American soil The
Pope interfere But for this the part
Mr. King the chapel would long since have been closed
And even ten twelve Americans II they Prot
csauts meet together 70 pray and praise God
any where within the walls Of Rome but in the Episcopal
chapel which, according 10 al our information very
high church a TIA, The public have no, been msin
who seeking 70 false impression as TO
the facts In the Tho facts simply ~ We have
given them above.'
Tn. y.s~,~rS-us a. .or,.,,r,.. c..a an o.r.n 81 A.
Congregational denomination People who thus speak
Of know little either Of that sect of this preas
Congregasionasm, BY lie very genius repes any and
every organexcspt perhaps Of the musical kind such
we now enjoy in Plymouth church, Denominations
which are enthusiastically organised may have eccles
assical organs But the Congregational denomnaton
rejecting al such organizations rejects all such organs
The Independent was started, however TO be an organ
mouhpiece, exponent Of the churcbes
In carrying out this aim u ably edited By thrsa