The New York herald., 1871-11-26
Services Tn-Day.

Rev. p. $. Davies VIII preach sci mon on ''Re-
liglous Liberty" this morning, In Berean Baptist
church, corner or Downing and Bedford streets. In
the evening subject will be, character OF the
Bereans.p
A discourse on .Tne Unwrtten Life OF Christi win
DO preached this morning IN Canal Street Presbyte-
ran church. Greene street, by David Mitchell.
memorial service for the Rev. Alfred Cookman
will be held in the Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal church TINS evening. Rev. Andrew Longacre
and others will take part in the services.
Rev. J. M Pullman Will preach this morning in
the Church or Our saviour, and in the evening Will
deliver lecture on "Lying'
Elder B,ckwen, OF Westmoreland, will preach this
morning ana evening In Beuiah Baptist church sos
West Fourteenth street.
Rev. Andrew Longacre will preach this morning
10 the Central Methodist Episcopal church. SER
wees also In the evening.
Rev. DR.. Krotel will preach morning and even
ing the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the
holy Trinity.
Rev. Dr. Merrill Richardson VIII preach in the
New England congregational church this morning
and evening.
Marvin LUZ, OF Philadelphia, an Evangelist and
converted indde. and who was called the wckedest
man in Philadelphia Will preach the hall corner
or Grand and Clinton streets morning and after.
noon.
Rev. Cnauncey Giles will preach IN the New Jeru-
salem church Eswedenborgian) th,s morning, on
'Old Age IN This Lie and the Life to Come, and in
the evening he VIII denver lecture on "The Rela-
tion OF the Church to the Young.r
Rev. Il. d. Northrop will preach morning and
evening in the West Twenty third Presbyterian
church In the evening he Will deliver his first
astronomical discourse.
Rev. Charles Sweetser Will preach on 1.-THE Morals
OF Trade this evening in the Bleecker street Uni.
versalist church.
Rev. MIR. Hepworth will deliver q sermon this
morning in the Church OF the Messiah "Heroes
and Cowards" services In the evening as usual
Rev. William N. Dunnel Will preach this morning
and evening All Saints church, corner OF Henry
ana SCammel streets.
Services VIII be held to-day as usual in the Church
Of the Resu rection.
Morning prayer ana sermon will be held IN Zion
church this morning, musical service in the after.
noon and prayer in the evening.
Religious services will be held as usual today In
the Reformed Dutch church, corner Of Fulton and .
William streets Rev. M. G. Jul dan viii preach.
Rev. Charles r. Ice win preach this morning In
the Fifth Uniyersahst church, Chickering Hail.
Rev. c. 5. narrower VIII preach, morning and
evening, IN ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Dr. Ever Will preach this morning and even
Ing IN the church Lately occupied by the parish OF
the holy Hgnt in Seventh avenue, between Thirty
third and Tnlrty fourth streets.
Bishop Armnage OF Wisconsin, with preach in
Christ church this morning and Rev. Dr. Potter, Of
Grace church, IN the evening
Rev. W. II. Pendeton Will preach this morning
and evening in the Fifty-tnlrd Street Baptist
ch2rch-
"Blshop" Snow will discourse what the Word
teaches Concerning Impending Events" in the
University, Washington square, this afternoon
Tho LOnG Island Bible Wnr-Tae Excite.
ment still Unabnted-Thc Young Men
BaiIcd-A Mammoth Petition.
The excitement in Long Island City in relation
the Bible is still undated; nothing is spoken
OF but the existing trouble. All to take either
one side or the other or the question. On Friday
night the Board OF Education had an exciting meet
ing, when two OF the Commissioners, Messrs. Perry
and White, s1gni6ed their intention of resiQning.
There are I've Commissioners in all, these two dis
Affected men symparhizing with the anti Bible
readers. The Catholic sympathizers have organized
In all OF the wards although a committee has been
appointed in only the First. Yesterday morning
the case OF the three boys who caused the trouble
In the school was called before Judge Browne in
John Cotton James clark ana John Dennen. Their
ages average nineteen years, and from appearances
would seem that they were able, either one OF
them to eject from the building the principal Of the
school, Mr.. Sleberg, who was also present The ex.
animation was adjourned until Tuesday on account
Of the absence OF tue Recorder, and bail nxed at
$500 eacn for the nrst two and $500
the rampus the LORDS Fray Frazer was was being being
read, and Mr.. sieberg had Just repeated
doubt but iI iat the boys attended the scnool with
prccOncerted arrangement, although they deny the
originalors Of the scheme. which he thinks viii re.
act against those who oppose the reading OF the
scriptures: Father CumGins is upnolding the boys
although nc counsels moderation and deprecates
of Violence. As peace Offering 1t was decided
10 insist only on the reading or the ten command
mar fnr m.
ing . mammoth petition, containing. the
names Of l,S45 taxpayers, residents Of the
might I've read in the scuools. The signatures were
all from the Firsl, Second and Fourth wards, over
favor OF the Bible reading say they would, under
ordinary circumstances have opposed 1t; but
to the law they seem to nave but opinion, and
will sustain the authorities at all hazards Most OF
the Catholics condemn the Mayor, and think the
matter was for0ed upon them by him in mis- appoint.
ment OF the Board three beng Protestanls and two
has NOT yer been abandoned 70 force the Mayor 70
recall the appointment OF the commissioners.
RsnarkabIe Revival Among Oystermcn,
saloon Runmers, the Profane and Infcs-
peraie.
very remarkable revival is now going on In
Rarnaven. Conn.,. place famous for Its trans
planted Virginia oysters, Connecticut River shad and
other delectaDles for the table. Its subjects thus
FAR. arc almost wholly from the least hopeful class
OF the population. Oystermen frequenters Of sa-
oona The profane, the ntemperate, those who
feared not God nor regarded man, ana whom
even good men, n they regarded them In
their prayers, had not venturcd to ap.
Droach OF 10 hope for, have crowded the
place Of prayer and pressed into the kingdom OF
Cod Rev. J. 5. q. Abbott % name nos unknown
70 literary iamel pastor OF the congregational
church In that part OF the city OF New Haven stated
publicly his belicf that nearly qniie hundred
persons were either rejoicing IN Christ, and working
a apostles to bring In Others anxiously nqulr-
ing the way OF lie. They not unfrequcntly bring
tears Into many eyes, while with tears they tell OF
their past wckedness and their present Joy OF par
don. Truly IL Is the Lords doing. and begun WITH
out human instrumentality. except the prayers
which the pastor and others had fell for Two Years
moved 10 01er for those apparently beyond the
reach or EFFORT
A BemevOlent Bishop.
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