The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-25

hhLtoiOUb mATrkRs.-IhH evening, ~ halt-
past O'CLOCK the anniversary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Of the Fifth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at
Rev. Bishop Simpson and Others will deliver
addresses on the occasion.
=. AT st. James Protestant Episcopal Church.
Hesionville. series OF Interesting special ser.
wees VIII commence this evening, in celebra-
lion lion Oh It's opening, and in aid Off funds. The
moVement has the hearty con curreuce OF Bishop
stevens. The services will commence at half
psSSit pSi o'clock, and the following popular divlnes
VIII deliver sermons
On this (Friday) evening, the Rev Henry j.
:, ON Saturday evening, the Rev. Phillips
BROOKS
On Sunday evening, the Rev. william Rud-
=, On Monday evening, the Right Rev. william
Bacon stevens, =. D., Bishop OF the Diocese
A ladies' fair, in aid OF st. Agatha's Church.
West Philadelphia, is now In progress at Com.
missioners' Hall, at the corner of Thirty seventh
The Rossini Musical Society OF this city Will
perform grand vesper service in the Church
o'clock p NJ, on Sunday next, the 9th instant,
TO aid the erection of pastoral residence. Tbis
occasion will present an opportunity for enjoy
ment, combined with the furtherance Of a
worthy object.
We understand that as yet there Is no truth
in the report that the Rev Phillips Brooks, OF
the Church of the Holy Trinity, in this city,
has received n call to Grace Church, I'm New
York. The pulpit OF the latter church is still
vacant, in consequence of the death of the late
Rector, the Rev. DIR. Taylor. No steps have yot
pee 6een sbi TAKEN Is towards supplying the vacancy,
return from Europe of one of the leading
wardens OF the church. The salary Is but
$4,000 and not Sl5.O00 as stated so that the
offer is not so tempting as was supposed.
EMIGRATION TO LIBBRIA.-While the white
citizens of the United States are planting colo
nies in Alaska, q stream Of freedmen steadily
flows to- Liberia. The large and swift packet
ship Golconda, belonging TO the American
Colonization Society, will leave Baltimore on
the ID of November, and proceed to Charleston,
S. O., whence she will sail on the 10th OF No.
vember, with three hundred emigrants. The
as Lincoln Compasy, No. g." Books, clothing,
and utensils in aid OF this movement. can be
sent to the Colonization Office, No. 500 Walnut
street, or II q note is addressed TO the Cores
ponding Secretary, Rev. Thomas 8. Malcolm,
they Will be sent for. An emigrant from Phila.
delphia writes:-"Bexley is q very nne place.
We bave plenty of vegetables here, and good
fresh water. Invite as many colored people as
feel an interest to come here We have plenty
OF rich fertile lands. Numbers of people are
getting ahead with their coffee farms"
The EPIDEMIC AT THE NAVY YARD-THRKE
MORE DEATHS REPoRTED.-SInce the close
OF our report yesterday, there have been three
the names of the victims being as folows:--
Henry Leland, seaman, aged 45, died at $3.50
p. NJ. yesterday
Allen Martin, marine, aged SO, died at 9'2O P.
NJ yesterday.
Thomas Carr, seaman, aged "a. died at $3.50 A.
NJ today.
All the above were among the first attacked
by The disease, and their names swell the list OF
the dead to twenty fve.