The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
Religious Intelligence.


superil tendents, teachers, &c., it was
resolved that Convention be held in
this city on the LIST, 2nd. and Sd of
October next. The friends present
we're quite enthusiastic, and propose
another meeting in the same church,
on Saturday evening next, at 8 O'clock,
to form committees and make other
important arrangements for insuring
the Convention a success. All per-
sons interested in Sunday School en-
terprises are respectfully invited to
attend.
CHANGE OF TIME.-At meeting of
the Ministerial Association, this week,
it was agreed that the time for open
ing the Church Services on Sabbath
evening should hereafter be q o'clock.
Most Of the Churches of the city
will commence their services at that
hour to morrow night.
WALNUT STREET PRESBYTERIAN.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
and Baptism of children will be OBJ
served in this Church at the forenoon
service. Preaching by the Pastor,
Rev. J. p E. Kumler, at 10A o'clock
A. III. and at u o'clock P. N. Sabbath
School and Bible Glasses at 8 o CLOCK
AN. To all Of these services a cor
dial invitation is extended to strangers
and the public generally.
TRINITY ÐoDIsT.-The usual
RELIGIOUS services will be held in
Trinity NJ. E. Church tomorrow.
The pulpit will be occupied by minis
ters attending the sessions of tho Ger
man Conference.
INGLE STREET METHODIST. The
usual services IN this Church to- NOR
row. The pulpit will be supplied by
ministers in attendance upon the Ger
man Methodist Conference. arg
CHURCH OF THE Holy INNoc sNTs,
(eorner Division aud Min h S reefs
S. Burford. Minister Divine Service
(13th Sunday after Trinity at ,104
A. NJ aud y P NJ. Holy B iptism at
the Sunday morning service; Bible
Class at 9 A. NJ. and 3 p NJ. Event e
Prayer Wednesday at u P. NJ. Sun
day night services will be continued
from next Sunday, and evening
Prayer with Lecture on the Cate
oh'sm every Wednesday night at u.
Seats free, and all worshippers have
an opportunity to join heartily in the
service Of praise and prayer, and con-
tribute to the support of the Church
through the offertory.
Services in st. Paul's Church, Rev.
VIM. FL. Van Antwerp, Rector. Thir
teenth Sunday after Trinity. Morn
ing Prayer and Sunday School at 9
O'Clock. Ante-C Communion Service
and Sermon at IL A. NJ. Evening
Prayer at "a.
VINE ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Open at 1890 AM. and 7:45 PM.
Strangers are invited.
The Presbytery of Viueennes closed
its session on Thursday. The pro-
posed basis of re. union between
the n. S. and 0. S. Churches was re-
Jected by vote of fifteen to FIVE. A
resolution was then adopted with bat
two dissenting voices, expressing the
desire for reunion on the basis of
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The diocese of the Episconal
Church in Western New York at its
late convention in Buffalo, took stems
for the creation of new diocese
that one being too large, and requir.
ing too vast an expenditure of labor
fors single Bishop; the scenes in
this last convention of the entire larEe
diocese are said to have been very af.
fectiug-the large body of clerg,
and lay delegates meeting for the last
time under the old jurisdiction:
Communicated.
The highly interesting volume re.
Gently published from the manuscripts
of Mr.. N. w. Senior, of Ireland, are
likely to give a somewhat new direc-
ton to the political issues before the
country. ...s
Tney furnish the text for one of the
ablest essays in the London Quarfer4s
on the the Irish question. Many of
the facts and arguments will be new
on this side of the Atlantic. and they
disclose view of the distractions and
chronic troubles Of Ireland, which
cannot but interest thousands. -f.
1t has been very generally, though
vaguely supposed, that the establish
ment o. the Protestant Church ia TIA
Island has been main cause OF dis.
con- nt- Ihe reviewer shows tn n
II IRISH wishes are the plea. al
least ten times as many lrishmer
thirst Tor the dissolution of the union
rs tor the esta blishment of the Prot
estant Church. The real grievance
y not nat Protestant clergymen OBJ.
tain all the tlthes, but that Protes-
tant landlords hold iour-6ftbs oy
eight ninths of the soil ,"
Fenianism has nothing to do with tbe
Protestant Church. f" That establish,
meDt does not come within the pur.
view of its seditious manifesto" =
lie is we'll known that the obnoxi.
e GUS tithing measure was removed :
generation ago, by converting tithes
10 rent-charges, eighth nths Of
which are paid by Piotestsnt propri.
etors, the tenants of the soil thus be-
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