The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-18

OUR CHURCHES To-MoREuw. The usual
| services will bc held in all our churches
tomorrow, with the exceptions mentioned
| below.
The rcctors Of the Episcopal churches
are all absent from the city, attending the
Council in Stanton, aud, "a Will bc seen
| from the proceedings in another column,
resolution having been adopted not 10 adj
| iourn until Saturday night, and not to
separate until Monday, there will not tie
service, in any Of the churches except the
Nonumcutal, whose rector arranged for
them before he left.
Rev. VI. y. IIogc, d. D., pastor Of the
| Second Presbyterian church, is absent in
Norfolk, but his pulpit will he supplied at
| IL \. VI. In the afternoon the anuiyerSa-
~ OF the Presbyterian Sunday schools will
take place in this church.
Bv special request, Rev. 7. Y. Moore, d.
D., will deliver in the First Presbyterian
| church tomorrow evening al O'Clock his
sermon on Heb. |, 6: Aud again, when
he brlngeth in the first brgottcn into the
world, he saith, And let all tn" angels Of
God worship him." This discourse was
delivered some time ago in his church,
and recently in Fredericksburg, and ha,
always been heard with much interest.
Rev. J. l.. Burrows, d. D., pastor Of the
First Baptist church, has returned to the
city, aud will preach at II \. NJ. and 7.
VI.
Rev. 7. G. Jones, d. D., will preach in
the Second Baptist church at II \. NJ,
and Rcr. Z. l.. Magoon, y. d., at ) 7. VI.
Rev. +. l.. Magoon, y. d., will prcachin
Leigh-strcet Baptist church At II \. NJ,
and Rev. \. T.. Dickinson at 5 L. NJ.
Rev. Lcoudas RosScr, y. d., will preach
in Rockets chapel at IL \. NJ, aud in
Trinity church at 8 7. VI.
Rev. DR.. T.. l.. MACON ~ RGCHMoND.-
Our clerical friend arrived in town week
ago, and fell al once into professional rou-
tine, as Of yorc, preaching, visiting the
sick, aud buryiug the dead. He meets
with a very cordial reception amidst all
classes OF the community. Last Sunday
morning, at the Second Baptist church, he
| filed the pulpit built for him twenty years
since, and at night he preached in the
| First Baptist church-on both occasions to
| very large audiences. On Wednesday
night the Baptist church on Grace street
was occupied. On these several occasions
the three following themes were consi-
dered "Thc Divine DEATH" Rcsurrec-
ton Peace" Calvary ForSakcn."
On Thursday night lecture was de-
ivcrcd in the Second Baptist church Tor
the benefit of the Dorcas Society.
Mr.. Magoon is appointed to preach to-
morrow morning at the Lcigh-Strect Bap-
list church; in the afternoon AT the First
African church and At night in the Sc
cond Baptist church, We understand, on
the following themes " Pardon, the Great
est Miracle" "The Seven Words of the
Crucifed," and Gods Solace for a Weary
| World"
By particular request, Mind Iow Olca
Business will be repeated in Petersburg
on next Monday night for the benefit Of
the new Baptist church. On Tuesday our
friend is 10 leave for Baltimore, and will
return 10 preach in two OF the Washington
churches on the following Sabbath. Thence
he will 60 directly To his own charge, in
Albany. The good wishes Of all attend
him. 1t was observed here that in no
form of public speech did he allude to
historical events or passing cxcitementS,
but simply held forth the Cross to illumi-
nate all gloom and mitigate every dis
tress.