The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-05


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Fissr REcIMsNr OF voLusrEEn.-Compsuy &c" De
ed into the service yesterday, about o'clock Centre
strest, and presented fns soldierlike appearance
was raised BY Captain Barclay whose reputation affords
. sufficient guaranty for the comnsny under nr com
wood; I'd Lisutsnant Francis NJ Boyle; Sd Lieutsnan
David Scanned Company "B" will be mustered into the
service til: at Centre Market Leu, .ns
drawn vast number Of able bodied and active young
persnce men. Lieutenant Craft has been one
Of Tour most active temperance sdvocstes, and
essential service. The Company will present nne
appearance and grated to perceive the activity
and hope in few days to be enabled to report its full
and complete organization. Company &c" left for Fort
Hamilton, and passed our ONCE about ~ o'clock spps-
rsntly in excellent health and spirits
DEDICATION OF THE New M. z. CHuRcH ON 6OTH
STREET, Sd AvrNUE-This edace which IL intended to
form branch Of the 9th street NJ E Church. con.
secrated Thursday before numerous and select congre
CATION The building Is chsss and simply constructed,
measuring about As by IS feet Several rows of seats M
churches belonging to religious persuasions large
gallery erected Immediately over the entrance, and
the whole interior Is We. AND nsa up win
The Rev DR. Jones, assisted BY the Rev Mssrs Brett
and Stout performed the services and excellent choir
consisting Of vocal performers Of very superior ability
responded to the services.
The Rev. Mr. BRrrr opened the services, by reading
the saith Psalm, which sung by the choir; after
which he read the I'd chapter Of Paul to the Ephesans
The Rev Mr. STOUT hereupon offered up the prayer;
The Rev DR. JAMES pre- sched the dedicstory sermon,
taking his text from the latter part Of the soth verse
In his opening remarks the Revd preacher said
words in the text ito win" meant to gain BY conflict;
the soul oil man in spiritual capacity II was understood
that the soul had sen;bss that could
the This SOUL redeemed by Christ the prize
to which reference was made in the gospelsnd in order
to win" the soul to the service of God they would meet
with much oppositonan opposition that in most in
stances from ignorance. LIST Many Of those soul,
did fully perceive their depravty and consequent
W. is''s Pi tn.
hated the ways OF God, and loved the career
other sSules. or evil s.S hS of
which were causes Of opposition IN gaining souls Evil
associations was another source of opposition and it
in order to rescue and win those souls to rel gion
to virtue and to God that they should make the srug
gle. They should learn those souls the enjoy msnt
Of the Gospel and entering into life Of faith and piety
This was the enterprise set before them in the
GS,ps This wa. 70 wn ,Gu II this Srsst
It conceded, had II a. his peculiar duty to win
souls In order to effect such object temples
erected. What could be done in this city provided
there were no chsIches1 Religion would not be in.
Auential in its bearings upon society He trusted that the
God Men should lead lives Of holiness in conformity
with the doctrine of the holy Bible showing by their at
ton that they were not living for time but for eternity
bound by the deepest obligations to lead useful
and religious lives and employ themselves in winning
prayer to accomplish the salvation Of their fellow
and in preaching the gospel he consdered wa,
not be confined the sanctuary they should take the
cause of God to their Closets and their offer silent
prayer to God in order to advance the salvation Of fallen
man He next dwelt upon the imperative necessity for
cuhvang Sunday schools, and bringing into them for
instruction, the youth who going astray in idle.
he commended, matter Of what age sex. to aid in
such abors. After dwelling upon the necessity of OBJ
iIa.trsns his views IN relation to the text which he
had read the Rev. Dr. concluded by pronouncing the
ceremony of conservation. A subscription subse-
quenty taken up to defray the incidental expenses when
the congregation separated.
NATIONAL cpRocIrv-PREsENrArIoN OF PIECE OF
PLArr-The fate of the brig Juno" belonging to the
which wrecked in the ice in the spring Of the pre-.
sent year, and the survivors of whose were hui.
where hey received the most InS
ton from the captain Of the vessel and his lady, until
they safely landed in port viii be in the rscollsc
ton of readers nssmuoh the account created
general sensation throughout the country at the time
The appreciation Of generous and humane act particu
arly when in state Of utter destuon and distress
sea, the shipwrecked mariner. by the nterposton of
Providence is rescued from his perious position must
The INSTRUMENT in ssvn9 om the srasn oe
an untmely death, the lives of several human beings
while at the time it highly credtable the
such valuable service in distress, (Which the ordina.
ry dictates of humanity, prompt the fu6lment o) their
grateful recollection of good and generous act In
vests rda "
most superb piece Of plate, nsmelyA silver saver,
which was presented to the captain of the American
ship and his lady by the owners Of the Juno through
the correspondents Of the Greenock no Ise Messrs II
Rou'h Son, commission merchants, No. IS Broad st.
IN this city. The souvenir il large and richly chased
The American eagle. with expanded WINGS for protec.
hoD suImoun Il the whole desgn: while the thistle OF
scotland forms conspicuous ornament in the rich cha
sing that surrounds the inscription On the right sits
old Neptune, looking complacently the of the
ocean; and he holds grasped in security rescued
vessels at seaone sncrcled with blocks Of ics and the
other running to the rescue designed to illustrate the
the referred to- The oSe9 n.t. Of tho
chasing richly executed, and the whole design
well Conceived: Conspicuously and beautifully en-
graved in the middle, 10 the following inscription
Br JAMES HuNrKR CO.,
of Greenock,
Owners Of the Brig Juno
wrecked in the ice in the Spring Of 1916,
To CAPTAIN JOHN DAVIS, of the
aud lady,
a. mark Of esteem; for their kindness to Captain Gibbs
and the survivors OF the Of the Juno after being
picked up at sea"
The piece Of plate manufactured at the establish.
mont Of Mr.. Robert RAFT jewelIsr, No. 262 Broadway
and reflects the highest credit the skii
and superiority Of the material Of which the piece com
posed The design. too suggested by the manufac-
turer and the whole az specimen Of what native ability
and skill in this branch of art produce is high evil
dsnce Of the improved and improving position Of our
native manufactures.
LrcsuM H.LL-Mr. Whitney will give another of his
entertaining evenings with the American orators and DO
pular poets on Monday evening next, at the Lyceum
Hall The success which has previously attended the
talented Professor end the of his large
audience lead to believe that he will have crowded
saloon on this his last appearance
Coon MovE.-A recruiting station has been opened
In Wall street. at No Soy for volunteers for Msxico ON,
article Of Thursday has seemed to nfuss new spirit into
certan class Of brokers' and they now anxious 10
place themselves under marching orders About twenty
have alrsady Joined this expedition and the conpaay