The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-Day.

Services To-Day.
The Sprtualists at Dodworth Hall will be addressed
this evening by Rev. E G. Holland "Divinity." In
the morning Abraham James. celebrated Chicago me.
dunn, will relate his experience.
Rev. Chaa B. Smyth dscourses again this afternoon
at Argus Hall on 1.-THE Social Evil"
AT the Christian church. in Twenty eighth street. the
pastor, Rev. Urban c. Brewer. viii preach us usual
morning and evening
"Moses and Washington" will DO the subject OF dis
course in the Ninth Presbyterian church this evening
Rev. Prof. Geo. r. Seymour will preach in the even.
ing at st. AIMS Free church. Rev. Eastburn Benjamin
ministers at the same place morning, afternoon and
evening, the afternoon SERVICE at three o'clock being
for deaf mutes
Bishop Snow, the Shepherd of Zion, breaches this
afternoon at three O'clock In the University His SUBJ
Kingdom
The course Of sermons on behalf Of the Protestant
Episcopal City Mission will be continued this evening by
discourse from Rev. DR.. E. A. Washburn, in the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, Twenty ninth street.
"The Physical and Spiritual Relations OF Man Para
leled will be the subject of a by Rev. George
w. Bacon, Principal Of Columbia College Grammar
school, this afternoon at hapast three O'clock at the
Church of st. John the Baptist on Murray Hill.
Rev. G. L. Demarest discusses the question whether
Universaists ndels this evening the church on
the corner OF Second avenue and Eleventh street.
At the Blocker Universalist church the subject
Of the morning discourse will be Repentance and Con-
u
young men on "Books Of Fact and Of Fiction"
Rev. Edward O. Fagg, D. D., rector OF the Church Of
the Resurre tion, Thirty NTH street. VIII preach an
congregation will occupy that place Of worship. SER
mon will be preached in the evening by Rev. Chas N
Chandler, in behalf OF the Church Book Society
DR.. Thomas D. Anderson will address the children Of
the Union Sunday School, at their rooms, 47a Grand
street and 300 East Broadway at hafpast seven o'clock
= Rsg jaSss Reed viii deliver lecture on ;as f..a
q Captain at half past seven O'Clock this evening" in the
New jerusalem Church, Thirty.ffth street
The Fifty third street Baptist church will be open
pastor Rev. VIM. Pendeson who discouTsss this his
morning and evening
Rev. DR.. Deems, Of North Carolina, breaches this
morning in the chapel of the University.
Anniversary OF the Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church in Fourth street. Sixth
breaches in the morning, and the Juvenile Missionary
Society will be addressed by Rev. T. f. Hiidreth In the
evening.
The Praying Band, led BY f. r. Anderson, ESQ, will
meet in the Lexington avenue Methodist Episcopal
church this morning, afternoon and evening.
lecture on the Holy Eucharist win be delivered in
ming, by Rev. John McEvoy, OF St Stephens
Miscellaneous.
BAPTBr CHURCHES AND COMMUNICATES Baptsts
ministers aud LOaa,e41 members There are twenty
nine Baptist colleges and thirteen theological semina
reA
No RxyIvAIs IN HARvARD.--Rev. Dr. Goertnef Of
Hamilton College, stated in discourse Rome,
N r, that Harvard appeared TO be the only college
this country where no rsvivaIs occurred; that for
quarter OF century past there had not been single
revival or conversion In that institution.
CksrExNARY CHURCH IN CHICAGO. To-day new heth-
odist church, built BY centennary contributions be
consecrated In Chicago. II H seventy feet wide by
hundred and eighteen feet In length and described
by the local Journals being finely built and fully pro-
vded with lecture room, school rooms and other
modationA II Ia located Monroe street, near the
Of Morgan and Ia built In the gothic STYLE and
Is beautiful specimen OF chtecture. The front 10
built Of Athens stone rockaced with bold moulded
trmmingA The whole cdiGce 10, In character, solid
massive and substantial the ornamsntston being of
heavy moulded character
1 A NEW ErtoorAL DIocrsH IN PENNSYLVANIA -On tho
Goth inst Conversational Congress Of the Episcopal
Church Of Psnnsyvania assembled ~ Reading and re-
solved that was desirable 70 divide that state into two
docese the Of the church being shown 70 b
ample for the support Of another motion 70 include
al bus Philadephia county 10 the new diocese wss le
and the motion Of J. Clancy Jones 70 include IL
K IN The diocese Of Pennsylvania but the counties Of
Philadelphia Bucka Montgomery Chester and Dsla-
ware was then unanimously agreed TO- the members Of
the Oongress pledged themselves TO its support
motion 70 form fsderative Union Of tho two doceses
and Of all future dioceses In The Commonwealth Of
Peunsyvnnia was laid ON the table.