New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
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ton q neg and elegant Synagogue recently o-A' n
Wooster toe uor.tip # he God q Abraham Isaac
md jacob. The I-Uish Ritual 81 eon'ecraloH Is ne
Oldest of sny,be Roman Csthoic. FfJiesisni EPi'so-
pa and other Churches appear 20 Rave copied IRON me
Ancient people Of God much Of tier ceremonial Of
coasecrshon bu, here an opportunity b witness II
10 the Capital In the New wori in the prnevL lsn-
susse IN which the Ten Commandments were written
On Mount Sinai By the finger Of GOd-in which the pure
sporsss snd sectionste Joseph forgaTe afd welcomed
the nEraie. vho bsd .od their brother info .avey-in
which the gentle Ruth .a.d 70 Naomi Whittier thou
goest will zo-thy people shall De my people, and thy
God ny Godr-snd in Which the Old Testament MAS
first peuucd add the gospel Of Chris; fret preached
The history the faith IN which Moses Joshua sam
ue Solomon sni Isaiah lived and dad possesses the
deepest interest 70 Ch-.tisn community Here were
the pea descendants q the Bible Hebrews the ancient
possesors Of jerusalem the eOnqGsrors Of Canaan the
csprves In Babylon the scattered remnant ye; 10 be
rsgnited-hers they we're about % consecrste holy
temple 20 the vor.hip 70 which King Solomon had ded
Gated the most magnificent fame devoted to the
ship Of the true God.
We were no, disappointed. Yesterday being TsDuz
the lth 1901 u three in the afternoon the service
began with an Introductory symphony By the orchestra
which consisted Of The members Of the Phihsrnoui
Society snd opening ehorusoy the Choir-dei shtfa
holy rusic-the air. thst David psyed-the songs that
David ,ung-,he galleries led with lovely happy look
ing women. the daughters Of lsrsel, many OF them
worthy 10 be the Reoeccs Of another vsnhoe whenever
America csn find wsbr Scott TO exhibit the hero
ism Of an Esther should Hsmsn Cad bis way TO power
10 the land II Washington We glad that the He
brews bsve equal rights here. and still pleased
that they appear worthy the high honor such rights
confer
Throughout the service the whole congreg CATION min
.ter. and people keep their HATS on-Rev NJ. Isaac.
paster Of the congregation, preached very good
discourse and with sufficient earnestness and energy
too part Of twas IN Hebrew and part 10 good
usr Engiish-but be KEEP, his hat on, and did hi,
hearers theirs. When the sacred laws were taken BY
the minister and trustees and borne from the vesry 10
the vssbule and thence under canopy into the syns
gosue and toward the Ark Of the Covenant sacred
cepsce a, the upper end Of the edfce with doors and
curtains oil who took part in the ceremonial kept their
hats The ladies have The galleries to themselves
the orchestra bad temporary galery-snd the gentle
men occupy the body Of the synagogue The SEATS In
cate high of equality before the God Of lsrsel
Il ey have doors locks atches, but Ike those Of
the continental Catholic churches TO be equally At
the se.Ice Of poor and rich.
procession, Ia. members in suitable costumes and
bearing the sacred symbols Of their faith walked slowly
round the synagogue times and the choir and min
.ter, chsunted the 30h lOOh goth and 5Oth P.slms
Hebrew besuufully-the sun lighting up the congregs
ton on the one hand with lively Units Of the colors OF the
stained glass and the Manhattan company, with their
ga. shedding lesser lusre at the time, probably
In Illustration Of the teness Of mens inventions when
compared with the work. Of the great Crest0r.
The preacher took high ground for bis coun,rymen
declaring tbs, no doubledeaing no over.reachng, no
di.simuls,on should ever isrni,h their fair fame :"
and when the exercises Suspended 10 enable the
more wealthy Hebrews subscribe toward the hand
some edace we H. never did witness cheer
ful gvers-suus Of 500 $50 and down 10 s. and
s. subscribed last by both sexe. that il took
about an hour 10 note them down. The text was quite
appropriate from verses g. and Of the 26th Psalm
and but for the hG had lad little in that differed
from a sensible moral discourse from some worthy Pro
testsnt The prayer In Eugli.h. snd the minister
did no, forget his excellencyr Mr. Polk his excellen
cy" Mr. Dallas and bis excelency7 up st Albany In his
supplications the Congress- state Legislature and
our CITY Fathers He asked the blessing of Him who
had been the special protector OF the Patrsrchs of 10
rae upon those who had aided in building house TO the
worship Of Heaven. and Mr.. Henry Morrison young
gentleman Of good address. who recited appropriate
poeticsl composition At the close OF the ceremony re-
minded u. Gentes that hi. God was our God, and feel
ingy spoke of all as brethren.
50 may IL be Letus be charitable and orbesrng To-
ward those who differ with in Religion, and trust to
truth and the God of truth. tina, millines age long
for,old will reach the world at last
On the whole we were pleased and instructed by wit
Messing these Jewish ceremonies and felt more kindly
were that possible toward the remnant Of far famed
race adhering In changeful times with unequAcd
tenacity to the ways Of their fores,hers and the Ian.
gusge of the Garden of Eden before Gin and sorrow
were known to the children of Babel had wit
messed the confusion Of tongues.
CHARGE CHEsIER, CHARGE As the procession
in honor OF Uncle SANS Chief Representative was pass
ing up Broadway yesterday, a subordinate representa-
tive Of the gres, impersonston in the shape Of
mAil.wsgon driver passing up Liberiyst toward
the Pos, Office with his vehicle empty to get the south
ern mail Having bu, few minutes in which to fuhl bic
mission and having the fear OF delayed mail more Vivdy
before his eve. than the fear of disturbing the order
the procession he directed his horse and vehicle
sssn, the line Of march Hereupon the drsgoon, there
stationed themselves TO oppose the charging char
io,eer" and the contest became hot one any con
tett be Win tue tncItnoulcbci NC
boiling point The horsemen drew their battle blades
and sought TO overcome their opponent with I" much
valor as Col May displayed the Rio Grande Indeed
so fierce were their that the horse Of the mail
actually received sabre wound In the neck aEd may
boast what few mail horses boast that ne has had
personal experience in passage At arms The scene
was worthy Of painter On side the flashing steel
snd closed martial lips OF resoute soldiers on the other
the whirring whip and determined eye OF the driver
urging on bis hindered Al asi the man OF malls
carried the day agsins, the mailed cavaliers broke
through the proc es.on and gotio the Office IN ime fol
loved by two policeman who took bis nsfne but made
no attempt to arrest him while engaged on duty bis
oe protects him from al such interference. For our
part do tina; be wrong In making Dis way
through His bushes. was have the mail at the boat
in time and temporary municipal regulation ought 10
interfere with what belongs to the interests OF the eoun
try at large.
The AQUArIc CoScEKT on BOARD The Alba
We limited the other day suspicion that our excellent
friend Mr. JENKINS wss speak plsnly faIing 10 loFe