The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


RELIGIOUS MATTERs.-A very earnest spirit
appears be pervadnE the religious portion OF the
number Of special services which are in progress
in different portions OF the city We present the fol-
~ fTSs6ytersGn The Old school Synod Of Phnadel-
Philadelphia Second, P9ladeipha GentFSi, 3s New
Castle ny annhsI SESSION AZ
the MaSoning Presbyterian Church, Danviile ON the
Rev. DR.. Hasey, Of NorristOwn, the retiring Mode
secs:d nsS a. and the ksT E9
idaysbprg Clerk The PrnSPs SSd CSrstan
srTon W pTeach at 7so ococS tomorrow even
Ing at the Reformed Presbyterian Church, on Broad
TSe Rev. William Hutton will be ordained at78o
SS tha OnR esDey OF
The Rev 4. Fl. Allen, Of the old Pine street Church,
Rev. Rev HEeSPSi II j. Sheppard, @ D. D. d. W" -
Willitts D. p viii preach sermon at the West Arch
Street Presbyterian Church, corner OF ElghteentTn
street which the young men OF the city are especially
The Rev w J. Brown a prominent Irish divine, Of
to.mcrrow in the KensingIon Presbyterlan Church
Street Reformed Presbyterian Church. -.
corner OF Thirty. .ffth and Bridge streets has been
closed for several months past In c9nsequence OF I'M
again be opened for services both morning and even,
viii hold fair behalf at the horticultural
Hall during The last week & OF HoyemSet ro, r,rr,,
at the corner of Third Redwood streets will be
n Of he
win preside, and the sermon will be preached by the
1ietIodist Epfscopal.-Last evening the Ninth Ami
the Fifth street M f. Church, was celebrated at the
church Fifth street, below Green. A large audi
Delivered By the Revs Bishop Sim pson, H. A. Cleave-
The annual report Of the Association was read show.
ing its operations during the past year and revealing
plis6ed BY the members. The managers have in con-
temptation the establishment of night school, where
o
education free of cost The Mission School In New
growing in numbers. At present there are over two
This evening there will be a grand Sunday School
Jubilee a. the Academy Of Music, In aid Of the
Home for the Aged aud Intrm Members OF the M.
u. Church." The exercises VIII commence at s
Int estng revival services now in progress at
the Central raj NJ E Church on Vine street above
Walnut streets; the Salem M y Church, on Lombard
seeS si near b r0G ann anu e os , II. SmTreh On
also be held At the Forneth Street M f. Church, on
week AZ 7.sO O'Clock.
Church has been closed for thorough repairs Il viii
be opened for services % & the Rey & Bshqg
r.. Meredith. OF Newark, N. J., IN tie evening.
yersary tomorrow 10 81. Georges M. e. Church, OF
sermons in aid OF the Proyldent Society of the Ee
yeDth M. E. Church; on Eleventh street, above Wash
N. by the Rev. Charles Hl and t73O by the pastor
On Monday evening at 7,sO o'clock, there VIII b.
meeting of the members of the Methodist Epsoopa
the Spring Garden Street Church, at the corner 9
TwentieIh such measures will be taken by the mee m
ing as viii tend TO secure favorable action In IN
matter on the part OF the next General Conference
which assemblies In 1868 Addresses will he delYere
by the Hon. Judge Bond, of Baltimore, Mo; Wllllan
ESQ.,, or POttsyille, Pa; 8, M. Harrington, Esq.
Wilmington, Del.i Rev; James Riddle, Of Wllninq
ton, Del; Joseph Parrish; NJ. D., of Philadelphia
Fifth Street NJ, II. Church agitating the sui
feet OF procuring handsome new organ, at an 81
peDee OF about $4,000 10 furtherance of this prais
worthy scheme the Rev A. A, Wltts; u. D., wi
Heartp on wednesday evening next
P5ofestGnt EpfseOpdL-The congregation OF 81, Al
dra,,Js Chanel on thirteenth street. below Washln
ION avenue, propose TO increase the income OF lhe