The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-27
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,
Services To-Day,

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Services To-Day.
The congregation Of the late Rev. DIR. Hawks win be
minssered to by the Rev. Dr. Schuyler, Of Rochester,
this morning. az O'clock In the large chapel
Of the University.
Rev. DR. wsscott breaches his farewell sermon this
evening, In tho church Fory-sccond street. between
seventh and Eighth avenue The sacrament OF Baptism
will also be administered.
Rev. Dr. Gallaude breaches usual in the st. AIMS
FREQ church. In Eighteenth Service in the after.
noon At three O'Clock for deaf mutes Rev T. l. brow
also breaches In the evening.
In the French church du Saint Esprit, on Twenty.
second street. the Rev Dr. Price, rector will preach in
the evening. In the morning the Rev. Mr. Chandler
General Secretary Of the Sunday School Union ana
Church Book Society, win preach explanatory Of that
institution.
A sermon to young men will be delivered by the Rev.
Thomas Armitage, DID,, this evening, in the Fifth
Avenue Baptist church, ''Solomons Proverbs. u
Services also in the morning.
Service in the French language will be held by the
Rev. DR. Verren, rector at three o'clock in the after
noon Id the Church du Saint Esprit ON rwenty-second
street.
Rev. Edward O. Flagg D. D., rector a the Church, OF
the Resurrection in Thirty fifth street, Sixth av
enue, will preach this morning and evening At that
place.
Rev Dr. Deems, Of North Carolina, win preach in tho
Chapel Of the University Washington square, this morn
ing at eleven O'Clock.
Rev. William r. Corbtt pastor or Heddng Methodist
Episcopal church. East Seventeenth street. will preach
this morning and evening.
In the First Free Will Baptist church, Seventeenth
street. there will be Sabbath school concert at two
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. p. Noting pastor,
breaches usual
The Rev. J. Smythe will preach in Mission church.
Centre street, this evening subject-"Ths Final
Scene"
At the Second Univenalis, church, Second avenue.
Rev. g. L. Demaress pastor, services will b held this
morning and evening.
"Tbe Koran the Bible Of the Mahommedans" will
be the next series Of discourses the "Promnent
Religions Of the World 70 bs delivered this evening in
the SIKH avenue Reformed Dutch church. by the pastor
Rev. Isaac 3. Hartley.
There viii be preaching this morning ana evening in
the Christian church, on Twenty eighth street. pro-
traced meeting is 10 be held here every evening this
week. Preaching by Rev. Elder A. N Gilbert. Of SYRIA
cuse.
This evening German religious meeting win be held
At Cooper Institute OF all those in favor of the Sunday
clause in the Excise law Addresses expected
from prominent gentlemen
Rev. George W. Bacon Principal OF Columbia College
Gram School, will preach at halfpa three O'Clock
this afternoon the Protestant Episcopal Church Of ST.
John Ne Baptist, Lexington avenue
The Rev Chauncey Giles win lecture this evening at
half-past seven O'Clock the End Of the World, a
| the New Jerusalem church. Thirty fifth street.
Rev. Chas. B. smyth breaches 10 the Associate Re-
formed Congregation at Argus Hall No 600 Broadway,
at eleven A. NJ half-pas three p N. and eight p N.
His subject is The Times we Live in, or LIES ycissi-
tudes," preparatory to his coming lecture ON "Ths
At the Blocker Universalst church. corner Of
Downing. Rev. Day K Lee, PASTOR breaches this morn
ing and evening
spira,ua discourse win be delivered in Dodworth
Under nsprstion Her theme viii bs s1nspiraten and
MedIumship" The same lady speaks in the evening on
"Christ and the People"
psophetc discourse " III DO delivered by Elder s. s.
Snow, q, fhrse p. NJ, In the University Washington
square, on '.fss Coming Crash Of the Kingdoms"
lslnnd.
The prospect Of the establishment Of . Diocese on
Long Island and the appointment Of prslate all The
See, have treated intense interest among the relig
ous circles OF the city churches That diocese will b
created on the Island thsrs 10 little or no doubt
| yet some considerable time may probably elapss
| before the movement Will be carried into eject
n mot as YET s1 g. pSv
scribed, and . not understood that any portion o.
this amount has been raised, though wealthy
Episcopaan has promised large portion Of the needed
sum The proposed establishment Of diocese on the
Diocese OF New York, hold at 81. Johns chapel varcl
street. whom It was argued that the formation Of sepa
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that IL impossible for Bishop Potter 70 properly
| tend 10 the entire district envs saI
auH NyiscellaneOus. M
Nearly stx hundred conversions reported half
dozen diuerenS 0colto6 StrOudsDufK contain.
ing only about thousand inhabitants two hundred
conversions are reported during the present season
Nearly two hundred have recently joined the church in
Norwich, Conn., among them many Of the most infuen-
tial people OF the place.
The Baptist chuschcs Of 81. Louis are united in
Church Extension Society which held s second ami
versary recently Among many interesting facts, IL
appears that the reosps for the had amounted 70
s2s,34s 81; and the expenditures for church building
repairing &C. 70 S2s 1877 70, leaving deficit Of bni
81 S37 50, with secured debit OF about Sic, O00 The
estimate for the current year Of 1867 was SIS 600 A
statement OF the financial condition of each OF the
churches aided appended 10 their report, showing
important and permanent results and II added that
least churches should DO built durpg the coming
year.
In EeV Haven III Ia morning, two Jewish young men,
lately converted, and1 natives OF Germany, 10 sbe
baptized by Rev Rollin H. Neae, d. d. at the First Bap
tisS church, Somerset street