The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

This evening Macbeth" Is pressneu IN winch ME- sh
Mrs. Kean are without rivals
, Ma AND Mas MowArr passed through Baltimore OF
t,e olst inst on their way TO Richmond, Va. where
Mrs Mowstt makes her debut this week.
The French operate troupe have arrived in New Or
leans.
Services In the City Churches Sunday
! November -.
pIsnor NlcCLosKY This learned divine VINO Is pisne
of the Diocese of Michigan and who has been sseu 70
perform episcopal functions in this diocese eur,nE .ne
of Bishop Onderdon preached IN the EpiS
copal Church. in Anthony street, yesterday ,
lie took his text from the 9th Chapter OF St Luxe iot
verse end said he would afectionaey draw me at'en
lion OF the CONGREGATION to practical remarks upon
lie said that among Christians there were two classes
those who believed in the revealed doctrines OF Chris.
tianiy without that Deiie Influencing their ives ana
those who believed and manifested their ,e' IN he'
actions The words of the text assured us that something
more than obedience to the will Of God was necessary
that whle this obedience Is necessary IT must not DO
s it must be accompanied with activity in doing good
Tho Rev gentleman referred to several passages III scrip
ture on this point. Il is implied In the language OF the
text Why call ye me Lord Lord and do not the things
which say n The not doing owl! is not service GOD
requires of his servants something more than aosanins
from evil they must follow the example OF our LORD
who around visiting the sick feeding the hungry,
and comforting the afflicted. Those commands are OK,
press and If they were followed how many fountains OF
misery would be dried up Tho Importance Of doing
good works is manifest for the Lord has distinctly SAID
that faith without works is dead and he shall judge at
the last day not by faith but by works The reverend
gentleman concluded with admcniticn to those pre-
to trust TO faith alone but TO accompany with
not be found without oil In their lamps.
The Right Reverned Bishop preached last evening at
the Church Of ST. George the Martyr IN the stead Of the
Row j. N Wainwright, D. D.. as previously announced
The congregation was large. respectable and attentive
METHODIST ErscorAL Cnvncn. CORNER OF MApsos
\ AND CArHERfSE sragsrs-A very crowded congrega
don attended divine service at this church yesterday
where DR. DsRsrs delivered very eloquent discourse
sung with admirable execution. Ths tenor counter
\ tenor and bass, would do credit to PaImos.
The Rev. Dr. took his text from 9TH chapter Matthew,
nd In IL
sion to the principal object suggested in the text
TO show that there is a higher and more oous state Of
existence, which properly called life propose osay
that the way this life to be sought enquired after
Thi. suggested BY tho words, Enter youth at the
rust believe that thers is better state called life"
This from every thing in nature. All look Tor
quiet and happiness in the world after going through our
l.bors We all believe that only remain in restraint
during what call minority The life OF man does
not consist in the pleasures Of this woIli How many
of money in going to theatres and balls aud routes
and the object of the charity solicited on this dayo
get the church cut of debt, would not be so cheeruly
subscribed to. Every was bound to work out his
salvation and not wait until he received inspiration
Old had lid down the rule by which salvation could
be procured and those who depended faith alone,
without furnishing the body could not obtain salvation
After dwelling at considerable length upon the impor-
lance Of mans working out his salvation and call
ing the congregation to aid the trustees of the
ch1rch to ohain lie quidation OF $1,000 debt which
Lad Incurred the reverend gentleman concluded
cry ahs and eloquent Discourse after which, large
subscription was taken up.
Rev. Mr.. CocHRAr.-This gentleman preached q very
good Pride in the Free Congregational
Church in Crosby street He took his text from Pro-
verbs, chap. 10, verse 8.
The Rev. Or, Two preached eloquent discourse in
tho church Of the Epiphany Stanton street, from lih
chapter OF Luke 18th verse The church was crowded
with highly Intelligent and shionable audience, and
the services ~ & s. lnIe citing character
Rev. De-. ApAMs attended the lecture
OF the Rev'd DR.. Central Church, in
Broome street last or the purpose Of giving,
if not FULL condensed report Its great length how
ever and its ndssoube connection the posi-
blty OF rendering it that Justice mastery effort
would seem to demand without employing more space
than the limits of columns naturally afford. To say
that this lecture upon the life and times of John Calvin
that young reformer OF Geneva one replete with
terest and the result of much careful research would be
by implication at least conessng our inability to judge
bellished and adorned Its delivery engaged the most
rivetted attention of the congregation and its effect
impressive as it was interesting.
ALBANY, Nov. -, 1915.
Sun Shine in .1bany-Tne Legislature Daniel Webster
Iheatreals- State Printer-T,ade, &C., &c.
The weather here for several weeks past has been
positively voluptuous. The days soft and balmy
and the pours tgente rays from the darkly
deeply beautifully blue" sky sweetly and spring
like, that is at loss to i'm agine whether nature
hasn't suddenly become defunct and indefinitely post
poned the winter However, we suspect there is a
Snow bank somewhere at the north which disc oun
largely in a few days The denoiselss making the
most of the Indian summer, and our Albany Broadway
4 lin minsture) is the scene of many promenade and
\
Albany is ncorrigbly dull think about this season
OF the year. so far the matter of barter concerned
The travel is not so great usual either In about
weeks the ~ Legislature assemblies and the January
term of the Supreme Court commences the first Mon
day Of January in this city Extraordinary exerons
being made at the several hotels for the reception
the croWd of court officials and members of the egsla
tive bodies. expect the session will be a very liv ely
and important and very funny transactions arr
anticipated. The quantity Of conclusive materials
which the occasion will bring together, will very po
badly create sharp desultory crosse and will
i'm q n lgt InaI nf hnSftl
feeling among the various cques and factions and the
idea of union of any sort to be entertained But
will await the session.
Tho Hon Daniel Webster arrived in this city on Fri
day last and is in attendance upon the Court OF Errors
Tsmpeton is giving concerts NJ the Female Academy
cidedly charming vocalist
The legtim ate drama has never been exhumed from
state OF nonenti,y here. We havnt theatre amphi
theatre OF any kind The proprietor OF the Museum
senation OF the Sromotque. Mrs. H. Hunt engaged
for the season, and Rice with his stock company ex
pected
for 'the stated preaching OF the gospel Some three
four buildings have been converted into churches which
originally used for theatres Elder Knapp, OF
"protracted meeting memory" is about to settle
permanently and Will be the presiding pastor of the ultra
upon speedy outpourins of grace upon his arrival
On all hands there are ind cations OF the ing pop
limitation confined to no party or faction and faithful
exponent OF true republican principles, it eagerly
sought after by all Il gracss the paior of the refined
taste and beauty Success attend the independent
It is entitled to the and enthusiastic support Of ev
cry denomination creed. political moral or social
The time not far distant when the people will proper
ly appreciate its political tendency aud ITS manifest in
fuence important institution, the nationa
policy, and over thesprosperity OF the people
IL Is believed here, that there certain
Of the abdcaon oil the state phi ter in favor Of sher
man. This seems 10 be a necessary measure for the
compromise Of the difficulties at present existing in the
political circle and Tor the suppression Of the
dlss.cton which thu eaens to INFECT a vital wound up
on the interests OF the party. rather inclined Il
assent TO the evidence OF the proposed change.
The explanation OF the course of the Executive rela
We 10 tho pardon Of Dngler gwen in .9fias las
week, seems TO lie generally 50 fctory. have heart
no question the propety Of pardon since the
which prompted tue action OF the Governor
been clearl, set forth.
The Senate chamber filled with an attentive audi
ence nsar the Argument oi the Hon Dauel Webster
IN tue Court Of Errors, to-day.
The whaTves are crowded with every variety OF u a
Ter att aud the business OF rcce ing and