The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


services To-day.
Divine service will be held to-day at half past ten
O'Clock in the morning and half past in the
ming, in the church twenty second street. between
appropriate to the festival.
AT the Church OF the Redemption, East Fourteenth
street. Divine service every Sunday, halfpast ten
O'CLOCK IN the morning and haifpast IN the eve-
ning. The church is supported by voluntary contrbu-
tons The Rev. urah Scott will preach to-day.
Al the Church Of Strangers chapel OF the University,
Washington square, the pastor Rev. Dr. Deems, will
preach to-day, at halfpast o'clock in the morning
and eight in the evening
Az the Fourth Presbyterian church. Thirty fourth
street, near broadway, Rev John Thomson, d. d. pas
tor, Divine service IN the lecture at halfpast
O'Clock in the morning and four In the afternoon.
Al ST. AIMS Free church, Eighteenth street. to-day
Rev. Eastburn Benjamin will preach at half past seven
and halfpass ten NJ, and Rev Dr. Galaudet at halt
past three and quarter TO eight r. NJ. The afternoon
service for deaf mutes
AT ST. Johns chapel yarck street, Trinity parish,
there will be Divine service every Sunday evening
throughout the year. commencing at eight o'clock Solo
and fuii anthem, Lord teach u.s. y &C.
An interesting discourse on the subject OF the srid.
night Mission" was delivered In Trinity chapel by Rev
o. IL. Dalton on Sunday evening last but owing to the
severe rain storm the attendance very small and
the OBJECT Of the meeting defeated In consideration
Of this fact and at the request of many persons
Mr. Duuon has consented to repeat the discourse In
Trinity chapel, Twenyff street, near Broadway this
evening"
At the Forty-second street Presbyterian church. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues services to-day, by
"a, - pastor Rev. A. Scott D., at halt.pas, ten A.
article OF the Creed-The Resurrection of the BODY
Robert Dale Owen discosrses TODAY before First
Society OF sprtuasts, in Dodworth Hall, at halfpast
ten and haf-past seven O'Clock. Subjects, Equal
Rights" and sSpritualism Fact Religion
religious service in Park theatre, Brooklyn, will be
held by Mathew Hale Smith this evening, Theatre
and Lay Preaching IN London"
At the Central Presbyterian church Fiftieth street
between Broadway and Eighth avenue preaching to-day
., haifpast ten A. NJ and halfpast p NJ. by the
World In Darkness being the first Of OF Sab
bath evening lectures the Bible and the People Sab
bath school At two 7. NJ
AT the Episcopal Church OF the Resurrection Rev. DR.
f. O Fagg, services morning and evening at Rutgers
Institute, Fifth until the completion OF
church, corner OF Madison and Forty seventh
street..
At the Blocker street Universais church. corner OF
Downing street. Rev. Day X Lee pastor services in the
morning at half past ten o'clock and in the evening
quarter to eight O'Clock Subject this morning siPre.
parng TO Meet the Bridegroom" evening" ''Crmes and
their Antdotes +"
g. s. Snow the messenger will preach in the Uniyer.
sty, Washington square, this afternoon three O'Clock
Seats free Subject Prophetic History OF the World
the End"
At the Seventh Presbyterian church, corner Broome
and Ridge streets, the pastor elect Rev. T. Madison
Dawson, will preach this morning at half-pas ten
O'Clock. Subject, Ministry Of Angels. In the even.
Ing, at qGarIer TO eight O'Clock the Rev. W. Ijains
will preach sermon to young men,
At the Church OF the Annunciaton, No ITO West
Fourteenth street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues
services ~ f,nnst ten O'Clock IN the morning and
half-past clock in the evening kev. William
T. Morgan y ~ will preach in the evening, before the
Brotherhood q. lie Annuncation.
AT the Catho apostolic church, Six tenth street. be-
tween Sixth seventh avenues preaching this
ing al half past seven O'Clock, ION the Second Coming
Of Our Lord"
-
Chapel Of the Cross. Third between Sixty hrst
and Sixty second Streets east side this evening AZ half
past seven o'clock.
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ss.se1 meeting Of tho Board Of Managers held
at the Bible House, Aston place. Thursday 9th inst.
at past three P. NJ, Mr.. William whitock, Jr in
the chair assisted by Messrs Frederick s. Winston,
James suydam and A. Robertson Walsh. The death Of
Joseph A. Wright Vice President, was announced,
whereupon Rev. 7. Ralson Smith read the Ninetieth
Psalm, and offered prayer.
Nine auxiliares were recognzed-one in each Of
the States OF Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa. Missouri, Ar
kansas Nebraska and Mississippi and two in Texas.
w. s Robinson, from Tulehopee, In the Creek nation
regard TO printing the Scriptures In the Creek Ian
Esson IL Ibsria 10 regard printing further PORTION.
Of the scriptures In the Grebo; from Mr. Thos West
o:s 81 sss Ses *
Thomas acknSwedgns ne receipt o. books granted y
u grant II BOOKS for Ina. isnd from asorss Phelps
Paris in regard to the books Of this society 1t the Paris
Exposition from Rev G. X Wider ,s K9apoor sending
W. A. r. Martin, D. D., PeknR, IN regard to the COLO
quial mandarin version being translated and print
ed and from Dr. Pertz Berlin, superintendent OF the
Royal Library, returning thanks for books in foreign
languages presented to that library at his request.
Numerous grants of books were made, viz-To the
Presbyterian Committee Of Publication Richmond; TO
the seamsns Friend Society TO Right Rev Bishop Will
lams for China; TO Rev. Edward Kelly. for Rua,aa
societies. agents and respons ble individuals in the
South and two volumes in raised letters for the blind.
The whole number granted was IL 213 Volumes besides
others TO the value Of $3.50.
The Greek Church and Our New Possessions.
Russian Americans to be our counrymen and fell
low citizens and we therefore naturally concerned
10 know something Of their religious condition The
sources for such information very meagrc We can,
however CLEAN little information from tho General
Convention journal Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
for 1865 The Russo Greek committee, making men.
ton Of the missionary operations Of the Russian Church.
sy:-"we cannot pause 70 specify, but would only
the Eastern Hemisphere they have reached 70
bless American continent By tho conversion %
Christianity and civilization Of Thousands Of pagans
is southwestern coast" The rspors then recisss The
fact that priests sent over and = mission was
George ILL., q early Is 1929 Now there 10 the New
Archangel diocese, with its bishops, twenty-sev
who established the mission, venerable man, still
remains in the country, filling the ocs Of archbishop
Large Accession.
On Sunday last says the Erdnoeiia Of the 6th scene
witnessed in the First Presbyterian church Of Eliza
beth, New Jersey which cannot but DO matter Of
teresi those who have been in any way
nected with this venerable church. As part OF the
fruits OF the late revival sevenytwo were received int
the communion OF this church profession or thc
faith Christ. len received by letter from othe
churchea This is the largest accession at
munion 1875, when, under the ministry Of the
Dr. John Mcdowell, ninety seven Mt one time made
public profession OF their faith The OF
ages The services conducted BY the pastor ths
Rev Eversrd Kempsbail