The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-07
City Intelligence.

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| ST. GEoRGE's CHURCH. BEEKMAN SrREEr.-Morning
prayers read by the Rev. d. A. Tying of the
rector After which, the Rev. DR.. Tying selected for his
morning discourse the 10th psalm and 18th verse; Thou
will show the path of life in thy presence is full
ness thy right hand, there pleasures
evermore." The Rev preacher proceeded to show the
natural state and condition OF in this le and that
which to come He asserted that the whole of this
psalm had reference the death and resurrection of
our Saviour Christ They who take this path which
Saviour trod, and which he has laid open to all
his followers they who obediently under every aspect
make their lives comfortable to his image have Gods
most osve and solemn of their redemption
and entrance into his eternal and glorious kingdom st
Peter asserted this when he says "Thou will not leave
my soul in hell neither will thou suffer thine holy
to corruption He urged his hearers, especially
every pilgrim choose the right path to make his peace
with and submission 10 God for every other leads to
ruin The man path, and has chosen
God for his portion will call in vain when the light from
very summit OF Gods throne shall break in upon
him. and he shall ee and know his lost and ruined
dition The Rev preacher proceeded to show further
that the presence Of God is there
the converted soul is with him who has broken and
contre heart. Then in these temples the Holy Ghost
the language of the Apostle David Isaiah and ST John,
bear record of the JOY of the redeemed The Rev gen.
wrechedness of who for gold exalted station
or for the qualification any of these unlawful desires
reject the I'm and grace and
of shipwreck. dashed himself to the anchor.
vainly hoping to, escape his impending doom
the Holy Communion, assisted by his son, which was
received by very large number of the congregation
The Rector informed the audience that the vesry Of
ST. Georges with a view to accommodate the members
of the congregation who reside in the upper part of the
01 q S
Square have made provision for evening service every
Sunday evening n the rrssoyt na CIV IN sn
vice. and a sermon by the Rector Rev DR.. Tying, may
be expected every Sunday evening during the remain
der OF the year.
GRAND STREET CHURcH.-After the customary sus-
pension public worship was resumed lin this sanctuary
and the Rev. Dr. McEroy delivered with his usual and
popular style ofaddres interesting DISCOURSE taking
Tor his subject the 9Th Psalm Lord God how excel
lent is thy name in all the earth, Sc, ESc This
psalm is composure of the Imedtations of David
visible heavens; and brutaiz cd indeed must the mind
of that whose thoughts and feelings not ee
waited and soemnized by the serenity lOveliness and
grandeur of night for that such the glorious
spectacle behed by the psalmst is evident from the
to the but solely to the and stars which only
in the absence Of the solar orb. After few pre-
lminary remarks the preacher by way Of exposition
prophetic ofthe glory Of the gospel dspensaton the OPP
position which would be made to its introduction and
progress this world and the eebleness Of the instru
mentality by which the triumphant advancement of chris
tanity would be effected For army Of babes and
u
pined veterans and overthrow and put them to rout,
indeed miracle not to be accounted for natural
had prevailed over the most powerful and subtle assaults
by the weak nstrume ntality OF those ilierate men
whom God had appointed to further its propagation. The
word man" used in Scripture in reference to his
state of innocence and aposacy In which latter
was employe by the psamist whose establishment was
elected by contemplating the condescension Of God
his mercifnl visitation towards him, especially exhibited
in the humiliation and redemption of Christ And here
the preacher his views respecting the meaning
of the 4, 5, verses-ta the phrase, little lower
than the angels" referred TO the period Of Chrst's
pairing man. with higher order of created intelligence
The great difficulty connected with the passage the
satisfactorily explained upon the consideration that the
psamis appears not in the character of logcian, but
devout worshipp0r in soloquy-when subjects come
before and 60 from the mind in great variety and
ponding abruptness The dominion over the creature
was considered delegated to man, since the fall,
part the mediaorial work of Christ, and the opinion
offered that in the mllenniu the ferocty of the ami
NAL creation would be subdued and in the contemplation
OF praise and adoratlon Lord God how excellent is
thy in all the earth !" The preacher concluded
devotion is indsPenssbly to take just view
of worlds creaton-that the glory OF redemption far
exces the glory OF the material universe-hat no man
who has not heartfelt conviction OF his sniuness
Since 1t is his alone which gives the advantage to the
humblest christian over the proud philosopher, who,
with all his lofty and scientific atainmens discern
the works Of nature the surprising glory of the work
OF gracethat no despair need be excited regarding the
final and triumphant Of the gospel all the OPP
position still destined encounter the preacher
shng with forebodinX apprehensons that christianity
would have pass through darker Clouds and undergo
severity OF opposition suck as she had not yet expert
enced.
FATAL AccIpErT.-Henry Waters, of Taman J.
Waters fell down of area.way from the large club
house in Broadway between Prince and Houston streets,
Yesterday morning, and was instantly killed. The
fall 20 feet. The remains were taken to the
station house by officer Scatlif and assistants
STRAY CHnDnES.-Fancis Roche, years Of age, sent
home to92 Avenue b. Henry o. Dell, aged years,
md eAr1o nd hnU, tn Rrnn
Peter Murtagh syears DID, found and sent nome to Ave-
nue. b.
Cour DE soLrEL.-Matthew Bessill, fell yesterday
in the street. from the effects Of coup De sotie and
taken to his residence, No. al Broome street.
THE WEArHER.-Yesterday was another extremely
day, surprising the previous day, (Saturday)
ExrRAoRprrA.y HEAr-The intense heat has been felt
all the world this season more than has been Tor
several past The and glaciers have actually
been melted on Mont Blanc.
COMMON Coz ScIL-Both Boards will meet this evening
after their usual summer recess
CoRorrRs OrrrcE Sept o-Death BY Intemperanee.-
The called to hold inquest yesterday at
No 237 Mulberry street. on the body of Edward Hew-
son, born in Ireland, SO years OF age. verdict, Game
bly, caused by heat"
anofher-The Coroner was sewse called to hold an
inquest at the Sd ward police station house on the body
Of Charles Vale whom it appears was brought In last
night and placed of the cells in state of in
toxication and was found dead in the cell IN the morn
aceidentally Killed The Coroner was called yester
day to hold inquest at the l4tn ward ation mouse
on the body Of Henry A. Waters born in New York ~
years Of age of Talman Waters, whom appears
was leaning against the railing gate in front Of the
Club House, No. 500 Broadway, between Prince and
Houston streets and accidentally fell over into the
below and striking upon his head, fractured his skull
which caused his death almost Immediately The body
conveyed to the police station by officer Murphy
The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased to
his death by injuries received from falling down the
front Of the Club House. No 500 Broadway, in
sequence of the gate Of the said being left unss'en
ed for which the Jury consider the propretors Of the
said house highly censurable"
Death by Heat-The Coroner held an inquest yestcr
day at No 90 Ninth Avenue, the body Of Iohn Wehrs
born in Germany SO years age who to his death
by the effects Of heat. Verdict accordingly.
Movements OF Travellers.
We were necessarily compelled from the pressure OF
foreign and domestic to suspend for the last
two days our usuel list OF daily arrivals We have en-