The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-14
RELIGIOUS IHrELLIGENCE,


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Services To-Day. mE
The Rev. Francis vnton, D. D., win preach sermon
in behalf Of the Protestant Episcopal City Mission soc'
ETY. Sunday evening" April IA, In the Church Of the
Mediator Lexington avenue corner Of East Thirtieth
street. Services 70 commence at halpas seven O'CLOCK
collection will be made for ST. BarnAbas House SER
mons will be preached every evening in Holy Week IN
st. Basnsbas chapel 800 Mulberry street. near Bleecken
by the following iEentemen:-Rsv Dr. Dix, Rev III.
Peters, Rev. Mr.. Heath, Rev. Mr. Benjamin. Rev Dr.
Morgan, Rev. Dr.. futile.
AT 81 AIMS Free church, Eighteenth street. near
Fifth avenue Rev. DR. Gallaudet will preach at half past
seven H. aud three p NJ the latter service for deaf
mutes Rev. Eastburn Benjamin At haifpast ton A. n,
and Rev. C. D. Jackson at hafpast seven r. NJ Holy
Week Services daily at eight A. n, twelve n and
haifpsst seven p NJ except Good Friday. at halfpast
seven and halfpast ton NJ three and hap past seven
r. M. At the evening service there will DO sermons
from Rev. Dr.. Van Ceeck, Rev. H. H. Cole. Rev. 0. h
Dutton, Rev. Dr. living Rev. Prof. Seymour and Rev.
Eas.burn BENJAMIN. These win be interpreted
for deaf mutes.
At the Bescker street Universast church. corner OF
Downing street, Rev Day K Lee pastor. Subject. this
morning History and Ministry OF Death" In the
evening" second lecture on science and religion. Sub
ject, "Man with the MICROSCOPIC"
ngton avonue, corner Of Thirty-Grst street. Rev. Dr.
Dune rector To days servccs-Mornng at ten
O'clock afternoon at half past three o'clock Strangers
furnished with seats Holy Week Service every morn
ing At half past ten O'Clock, with lecture Wednesday
and sermon on Good friday and every afternoon at
four O'Clock except Food Friday, when there will DO
q sermon at half-pa seven clock.
Al the French church Du 81. Esprit Rev DR. vcrren
Rector divine in French, Sunday afternoon at
half past three o'clock. Sunday school at two.
The Rev VIM. P. Corbit, Pastor Heddicg Methodist
Episcopal church, East Seventeenth street, between
First and Second avenues will preach Sunday morning
and evening. Prayer meeting at hali-past three
At tho Central Presbyterian church. Fftieth street,
between Broadway and Eighth avenue preaching by the
pastor, Rev. James b. Dunn, at hafpast ten A. d. and
haii-past seven T. M
At the Chapel OF the Holy Saviour, late Row Dr.
Hawks charge, sermon this morning, by the Rev DR.
Campbell, of Charleston in the largo chapel OF the UNI
versity.
AT the Forty second street PRESBYTERIAN church Iev
W. A. Scott D. D., pastor, the anniversary OF the SAD
bath School connected with this church will be held tins
evening, at halfpast seven O'Clock.
At st. Stephens Episcopal church the Rev Joseph H.
Price, d. d., rector will hold Divine service every sun.
day at half past ten o'clock in tho morning and at half
past soven o'clock in the evening in the church on
Twenty between Filth and Sixth avenues
Tho rector will preach at both services.
The Rev. 8. A. Corey. d. D.. will preach 10 Tie Murray
Hill Baptist church corner Of Lexington avenue and
rhirty-soventh street at half past o'clock in the
morning and at half past seven in the evening
The Rev. DR. Deems will preach in tho Chapel OF the
University this morning at haifpas ten O'Clock seais
free.
Tho Messenger of Christ s. Snow, will preach in the
University Washington square this afternoon at three
o'clock. Subject Has Christ boon Crowned Z"
Al the Church Of the Administration, 10 Yves. Four
teenth street. Sunday services at half past ten M,
and half past T. NJ. Rev. Dr. Higbee will preach
after evening prayer.
At the Church Of the Resurrection Fifth avenue,
Rey. Edward Fagg, D. D.. Rector, viii preach morn
ing and evening. Services a. halfpast ten A. NJ, and
Tho Rev. c. Norton will preach at the Sixth street
Baptist church, between avenues B and 9, this eye
ming, at quarter before eight O'Clock.
The Row g. Cites commences course OF lectures this
evening in the New Churcn house Of worship. Thirty.
Afth street. between Fourth and Lexington avenues,
upon Woman Special subject for this evening, "Ths
Specific Difference betwoen the Masculine and Fem
inine Natures" .-4 ~
public meeting will be hold 10 the Reformed Dutch
church. Of Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth street.
education and instruction OF the feedmen by the Ameri
Missionary Association, with is 450 teachers and
Is. Fisk. r. Rev. Dr. Vsrmiye aud Rev. C. p smith,
Formerly Field Secretary Of the Christian ssion
Christian Convention mt Quincy. nInss.-Rc-
marks Of Hon. Henry Wilson about Con-
RressionnI Prayer DIee tIngs aud Other Mat
tiers.
convention OF the churches OF Quincy and vicinity
was hold in Quincy Town Hall on Friday last. The hau
was crowded, ond the proceedings were spirited
and interesting. The morning services were conducted
by Rev. G. r Headley. OF Quincy after which the con-
ven;ion was organized by the choice Of s. n. Hayes,
ESQ OF South Weymouth, as Chairman. and z. A.
Nudge Esq. Of Quincy Point, as Secretary. The
question whether the Church Of Christ realizing tho
New Testament ideas and fully meeting the demands
Mr. Hubbe, Of Braintree, l;ev. Messrs. Dickerman.
Terry. Perkins and Eockwel, o. Weymouth
Rcv. Mr. Thwing and Mr. Nudge, OF Quincy, and
Mcssrs. Barrows aud Freemen, OF dorchester After
\ recess at noon the convention discussed thu
activities Of the church be best Directed Addresses
mato by Rev Mr.. Thwing Of Quincy, Mr. McIn,rc
Terry Of Weymouth, Rev Mr. Headiey Of Quincy
Messrs. fl r. Durant, + W. Smith and NJ. H. Sergeant
Of BOSTON. Hon Henry Wilson Of Na,ics, G Whitney
". D.. OF Fitchburg, Mr. sprague of Quincy Rev. Mr.
thick OF Groton, and others.
REMARKS SENATOR WILSON.
Senator WILSON invited TO give account of
the Congressional prayer meeting Coming forward lao
sad thai it with reluctance that no should speak of
the prayer meeting Of tho two houses OF Representa-
tlves. He did not know il would have influence
upon others, but he sure that the members OF that
PRAYER meeting had found comfort and inspiration in
the meetings which had been held a week. Many
| years ago there had been prayer meetings he'd ny a
ns sr 81 to c p ~, WINTER s Ar n, .a
twenty years. The paper which circulated 10 OBJ
tain the names OF those who would attend received the
signatures OF from thirty forty msmbcr Including
lfteon Senator'S He should forget the interest
with which they met for the first time and looked Into
each others faces. Al old member from the Paoiac
coast rose and said that he glad to those pre-
\ sent whom he had not known as Christians before
McmDcrs OF Congress put little Time 10 devote 20
i ligous reelection reading. These meetings which
we're held had been most interesting aud all who had at
tended had been improved by hen Abiding TO the ques-
lion before the Convention he said In military II tbs
duty Of the soldier to he the alert at all times and al
ways icbe present at the roll call so should Christians al
ways be present at prayermeetngs s said that prayer
meetings sometimes duh, but IL all Christians attend
who can, they mover will be dull With the room well
filed and all engaged in cause thore win be no lack
\ OF interest Christians should act from principle and
deep conviction. They should forsake all tina, tempts
others away from duty should abandon all that will lead
/ others asray. II glass of wine leads the young TO
stumble Christians should throw II away. IL going TO
] away from theatres II Christian feels that his
staying from prayer meeting causes others TO stay
away, then he should 60 II no only expected TO
meet his God there Nothing but sickness should keep
| a man from the Sabbath meeting, and all shonld
/ 20 10 the prayer meeting who could. Abiding
| to the custom Of riding on tho Sabbath, he