The New York herald., 1867-06-02
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.



dedca:ed to-day BY the pastor. assisted by Rev d.
Pohlman, d. D., OF Albany. al haif-past ten NJ, and
Raw. @. f. Krote d. d., OF Philadelphia al half-pass
n Services with Sabbath school u hal!-pass
three p N.
Tho Rev. O Duston win preach sermon in behaf
or tho Midnight hissoa in Trinity chapel Twenty hHh
street. broadway this evening" OF quarter TO eight
O'Clock Interesting facts In relation 70 the work Will DO
given.
The Rev. f. C. Ever. n. D., OF Christ's church VIII
preach eermon for the Young Mems Christian Associa
tion, the Church Of the Holy Apostles Of Ninth
avenue and Twenty.sighth street. this evening Ser'
vices 70 commence At halt past eeven O'Clock
At the Lexington avenue Prosby erian churoh oor-
Forty sixth street, the PASTOR Rev. Joseph Sander
son, breaches at half past ton A. aud half past seven
p. M.
Mr. Snow pastor Of Mount Zion. viii preach In the
University washin ,'ou square. sunday at three p
H. seats free. Sabject-'The Csmiag Dom y
At the Church Of tho Strangers (chape OF the Univer
sty), Washington square, Rev. Mr.. Deems will preach
to day at halI-past ten NJ, and Rev. Mr. Daley, OF
North Caroiiua at haii-past seven r. N.
At tho Church OF the Redemption, East Fourteenth
every SUNDAY .. ha-pass A. ~ aud half past
p. ~ The Rev. Urah Scott will preach to-day.
At the Central Presbyterian oharo F,f,leth street.
preaching BY tho p,sfor REV Jamo. D. Dunn. this
morning hapast ten. and the evening haitpast
seven
| o'clock.
At tho French church du St Esprit Rev. Dr. verren.
rector there will he divine service IN Freaoh this alter
noon at haifpast three O'clock Sunday school at two
o'clock.
At the Forty street Presbyterian church, bo-
| tween Seventh AMI Eighth avenues, there will DO
preaching BY the pastor. Rev. w. A. Scott D. d., this
morning half past ten and In tho evening at ha past
| seven Evening subjsot:-"rhe Forgiveness OF Sns'
At st. Stephens Episcopal churoh. Twenty second
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues Rev Dr. Price,
rector Will hold divine service every Sunday morning at
hafpast ten O'Clock, and Ia tho evening a. hafpast
| seven.
divine every sunday evening throughout the
| year, commencing at eight O'Clock Full anthem
''Gorious Ia Thy name, Almighty Lorf'-hosart
At 81 Anns free church. Eighteenth street, Fifth
avenue to-day. Rev Dr. Gailaudet will preach at half
past seven and half-past ten O'Clock A NJ, and Rev
Eastb1r6 Benjamin 81 quarter 70 eight oc,ook r N.
Anniversary tho suntay school Al half three
O'Clock NJ the service and address 70 30 interpreted
for deaf mutes.
Wanderers AID Society viii be held in the Marnsrs'
Temple, corner OF oliver and Henry streets this
and addresses viii b. delivered by Rev j. Isdd and
other eminent sbeakers All interested in the evange-
zation Of the Of the are invited TO attend Ex
| ercLses commence at quarter 10 eight O'Clock.
At the Church Of 81 Ambrose. corner OF Prince and
Thompson streets Frederick Sill rector, the Rev. DR..
service 4 ha p..s s ssssn O'CLOCK @ '@'A ''' '''''s
At the Catholic Apostolic church. Sixteenth street,
between sixth t and Seventh avenues preaching thi:
i seven. SoCO00
| Our Lord" Seats frce. No collection
At the Church OF the Holy Trinity. Madison avsnaa.
quarter 70 eight O'Clock Rev stephen II. ryag, sr,
The Rev. pr. Forbes viii preach before the Young
Mems Association OF ST. Peters church In West Twon.
tieth street. this evening, a eight O'Clock
Am. ch,,cn ., =, Jnh. AS% Sss n.,a ANA
win cling MossstSa's ssvsnite !. Muards ere Dcuw IN
r." LlOyd's syubiate" and durins che ouertary the
anthem sHear Me, Lord, BY NovelIo In the after
servcss At four O'Clock Thomas "Bonum," Cum
ters Deus Alssntus" with an anthcm, viii be gvon.
i RsvivaIs. 2a.oh .osoN Wv
There addition y nfty-six 70 tho First Presby-
terian church scranton. Pa April IL Dr. Hickock.
the pastor. has juss sailed for Europe delegate
The "unted religious services. Of the churches in
Bristol and the preaching Of Rev j. D. Potter bssn
blessed Of God. deep religious crest progress
| Rev A. Bryant writes :-'God Be praised for what He
| good Al our union meetings We have fau houses
i There still anxious souls
There added to the Congregational church. Tai.
cottv's Conn., on Sabbath, May g. twenty three; four
teen Of them BY profession and Ave Of the fourteen
heads Of families The religious interest continues
In Rockport, N. Y, about weeks snce, nftytwo
were received into the Presbyt church. fovtyeigh
on examination Of their faith IN Christ; twenty-one
were baptized; sixteen Of the hy.two Wsrs heads Of
famiiies ..
Az recent meeting OF the Cleveland Conference
several OF the churches connection reported very in
,erostng and powerful revivas The churches in 0bsr
lin reported several hundred conversions and an addi-
on Of between two hundred and III 90 hundred to their
law isSor and The wnols pi,os va reOorsd - sl,s
with prayer meetings"
deep and thorough revival has been in progress
han cSarchs. unit in series Of daily union meetings
four consecutive weeks, which resulted In about
hundred and niy CO.., conversions @ the morning union
profit and each pastor breaches more or loss during the
week in his own place Of worship. fAs four pastors
Rev. DE- H. b. Carpentg and Rev Dr. Cuyler or Brook
iyn, and Rev. Or Rogers, Of New York city.
La Trenton. n. j. Dr. Miller has baptized forty..hrss
persons, making more than hundred bap:iz ID into
the fellowship Of the nrst church during the past ten
i veeka
The congregational Society Of cansndasu. moving
toward he erection OF and elegant church edlhce
Already about $50, 900 have been subscribed
| Dedication Of the Potts Nemsriai Prcsbyter.
inn Church at Morrisaaia.
The dedicatoy services OF the Potts Memorial Prcsby
tsran Church. In Washington avenue Morrisana took
| place ON Friday Afternoon The number OF persons
present, though numerous, wss mot quite large
| vas anticipated Nearly one half the gathering were
members Of the University place Presbyterian church,
| Of New York, and those consisted mostly OF ladies'
About halfpas, three O'Clock the Rev. DR.. Campbs OF
New York, opened the services BY fsrvcnt suppcacn
or the cooperation OF the Almighty In the work vhioh
had been commenced Tots was followed By the reading
| o. an appropriate portion OF Scripture selected
After the ordinary devotional ererciscr the Rev.
| Alfred H. Kellogg, pastor OF the University
| place church, delivered In o most forcibs
and impressive manner, . highly interesting aud in
srucuve discourse tho necessity and dosirabiIty OF
doctrines and forms drawing from his tert--secoad
Timothy, nst chapter thirteenth verse; aTcld fast
tho form OF sound words-- authority for creeds,
and an obligation TO receive aud transmit docsrinal
! forms Tho reverend gentleman. the course Of his
remarks strongly urged The sasitv for adherence
70 the plain truth OF the gospel pointed by the
Csvenistic doctrines and the forms
dicued by the early founders OF the Presbyterian
church Ip aludlng 70 the subject of controversy
stated that had bozun tho church before the fsh
century and had not ended yet. Before concluding
the eloquent teacher made touching alluslon 20
the ministerial career OF the subject OF the memorial
the deceased w. Potts The services we're concluded
by dedication PRAYER OF much pathos by the pastor Of
tho church, after which the oongregAlon disperysd
Miscellaneous.