New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Civ IIPuls.

SABBATH EvENENG-Rev DR.. Bacon OF New
Haven viii deliver the eleventh lecture in the course
To the Young in the North Dutch Church. William
street. Rev J. V. Thompson will preach sermon be-
fore the Young Mems Education Society of New-iork
and Brooklyn, in the Broadway Tabernacle The Scud
der Missionary Society will hold s Anniversary in the
Carrline street. Church Rev. Dr. Lord of Philadelphia
will deliver Lecture On the Jews, introductory to
course in DR.. McElroys Church, OF Grand and
Crosby Rev DR.. Hutton will repeat mis-
on 3" Love Of Country, in the Dutch Church on Wash
ng,on Square Sabbath morning.
e 1t will be seen by reference TO advertise
ment that Rev. B. F. Barrett, the Swedenborgan Minis
ter whose Lectures the Doctrines of the Church
have heretofore attracted considerable attention in our
city commences another next Sabbath (to-mor
row. evening, on the Sacred Scripture viewed in the
light of the New Church The writings OF Swedenborg
are beginning to attract much attention in our COM
munity and indeed hroughout,he world that cannot
doubt bu; many will be glad to avail themselves OF the
opportunity offered to learn what this truly wonder
fu man mas said concerning the Bible.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHILL being now 100
years since the organization OF this church. we under
stand that Rev DR. Cone deliver Centennial Dis
course including sketch OF the history OF the church
tomorrow Sunday morning
J.
Society held Thursday evening the First Pres
byterian Church. Brooklyn. From the Annual Report
which read by Rev. Mr.. Jacobus Corresponding
Secretary appears the Society doing excel
lent work the Island. An agent has during the year
visited :, l03 families. among whom he found and sup
Piled 10 who entirely and many others who were
partially destitute OF the Scriptures 63 whaling vessels
nave been supplied with copies Of the Bible as also the
sunday Schools upon the Island making in all circula
ton. since the commencement Of the Socety's opera
lions. of 275o4 copies Of the Word OF God.
The report mentioned in feeling the death, since
the last Anniversary VIM n. Denton long tried and
faithful friend OF the Society.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE.-The
Two fre sht trains going different ways yesterday
morning on the Camden and Amboy Railroad while
under full headway, and the engines with the cars
attached and two freixhtcars were smashed to
One Of the Engineers, named David Greeneaf,
and who is represented most valuable man,
killed instantly and several of the fremen wounded
of them severely that he IS expected
cover. The others were but slightly hurt large quan
tisy Of baggage broken up and injured. Somebody
has been earfuy blame in this matter but present
We viii undertake ssy who The train did
rive nere yesterday until between l2 and O'Clock.
STEAMBOAT BuRsr.-The steamer Arrow, Capt
yesterday morning while lying the latter place, and
was burn; the waters edge. She Is total oss and
was not insured-loss sbou, $4,000. The Arrow
owned by Capt Smith and one Two relatives. There
was but one person board when the IRE broke OUT
and he escaped The origin ,he IRE is known but
il is supposed to have communicated IN some way from
the machinery.
TEMPLEroS's CoScERr TO THE PooR.-The
Committee having the arrangement OF this affair in
charge requested meet i ereatns at the Mayors
Office, al O'Clock precisely.
The HgDses-srREEr RAILRoAD.-The Join,
Committee OF the two Boards Of the Common Council
yesterday afternoon at the City Hall hear the ar.
guents OF The remnnstrans against the proposed Rail
road through Hudsonstreet which is beginning to be
considered great public necessity Mr. Cowdrey an.
peared on behalf OF the reouauanrs aad was replied 10
at great length BY Messrs Bloodsood and Bloomfield
The applicants for The Road seemed to have the bes, of
the case 80 far IS We could Judge and We expect ia