New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

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TIE next business being letting Of the church, Gen
,ree ,sos called 20 taC Chair and Royce appointed
Secretary.
Tue following resouu0n offered ~ NJ Gseea
B,,ored That The Trustees - ins.rUcori 20 e' ilie
80 a. slcL tine. for s.ch purpose UPON suca terms
. M their discretion shall decide provided .Asf 70 sns
lsied " s3yancs religion morally science ard sf-
tbs VIZ ven folly debsted bei~eeo tue members Of IN
soeis,y 10 wLOm tie Trustees looked FOR lls,ructons.
whether Iney should io TIE church, and allow rs U.s. for
any Other purpose DIVINE service TIE general desire
was Expressed that lecture should be admitted
religious point Of vie" u was ss'ed iha' - AZ even
ng could be renzef While he s.pensrs ~o1 not sxce
SIS each evening" The pastel Henry Ward Beecbef par
cyhied 81 iis debate and made may s1ggo-'ols too n
fte subject He unwilling t.gf ans peri 'rfIcF-
.lou t. ndn.fed INTO the church which would cause a.
sccisio.s corrected WIN ne nous" NhcH 800 d ~ 70"
sas; dcirac from ue sacfcdness Cl Lou ~ pro- ef darn
he diviae service on lie Saba
Mf beecEar O.-red he following snen1ilfi- i"lcA ~
eorse sscs all tie sooYe resolution except 10 .olJ
ResossdJ
Thai the Trustees be empowered 70 rent tnls building
i01 OIL purposes which IN their nd nen' WI s1Dsri'e -e
greatest Interests for when 10 was erected"
TOT. brought on, more fully the q he meu1ers
and e were glad hesr s' ~, very few persons 49,.
Lered IN ue culous noon tnsi tour walls ola Church
were more sacred bricks snJ inpr,ar Than She four
walls Of any otner edfco Vile there every disposi-
ton keep the building 0r uses which would be perfect
Is OnGto "a n moral pom, II view, aere
c0uinenfsbe spirit %: Ateraiiy eyuccd with 'cv eN
cepuOn-i toward Tie people az age some @IfueI tIi
shOd be closet 10 al bar en-eY"si Tug th"y
we're IN glorious minority an iAe Trustee mis nave
been convinced ty te ate, that their hOIse ughl hc
u.ed 'OT benevolent snc social purpOscs nov
progress without fear Of dcsecfalon ~ Toe nnds Of IL
Builders
Tue resolution amoudinen; Of The castor finally
posed by large majority and trust Tie pcop.o Of
Brooklyn WI! duly appreciate TIC favor thus voluntarily be-
slowed OF making this beautiful house the house the peo
pie and be careful liza, act Of theirs sal abuse the cont
dence thus bestowed.
This dccisou leaves all questions Of vno what sla
the Church Ia he hands of The Trustees AMI from wus
we know Of the men who act i that capacity may
Church.
ways to exclude Religious Musie Societies, bat 10
question was taken
Mr. Ames offered the following.
R-,oired That the Trustees be- authorized 10 let Ills House
10 tho BruOhlyu Sacred Music Association for the perform
Guoc Oaioros. Sacred Concerts Sc Also, that the
same be extended to Mr. Curtis.
Upon this a long discussion took place Some Of The
Speakers showed very plainly TIC obsurdy Of empower
ing the Trustees and then restricting them Some were
members Of The Society spoken o., and vindcaiet from
Any suspicion Of any other than the best of motives One
gentleman Oh eccd 10 admitting the Society the ground
fhsi ,bov fpoved thea ca singers This was shown 20
be misake-noue ~ the performers in their Orsiouo-
were from lie Thceer. One OF the Trustees Air Bowen
pressed the Society very strongly TO decide tho po'nl ihe
resolution Wa los, by vote of Ave- H. Noes y.
Mr. Bowen did not seem 20 be satisfied Tie meeting be
thought had voted not TO admit this Society
M. BCecher said his vote was mot 10 be thu, ur1ef
stood lie had voted against the resolution for the sake 81
leaving he Trustees sole Judges IN all ua'ers-he was
pressed bic entire confidence iu tc integrity aud capacity
OF tbs Trustees he thought lac true courae was ~ eave
everything 10 hem and not orn around and say We ore
resolution was lhen Offered ha the oily remuneration
for the Ut the Church should he enough io pay hsL
Ing sweeping and such acuai expenses THE net win no
favor; aud was not brought 90 N0ie.
Another resolution was proposed, 10 me ehect ,sbi q
seats moi occupied al Ire regular honf SCI ~" e c. iioO
be considered flee but being late arc
such question demanding debate, II was uoi entertained
Tue meeting Then Adjourned
We are highly eTa,iGod with The result Of this session
Whe so far any to preserve 10 lis Legitimate
uses 20 enc edlce, confident tina. Tie genera
pecunary and still the important moral interests a
e Church and the people who dw ell beneath It's shadow
viii be rapidly advanced by his liberal decision We have
sympathy with that cold sceism lhs curs lie selisuf
cenip a, everything that may be crowded under IL chill
ing ban Of worldly" The day las gone by when he
Church srosae .Iseif tie supreme decision nl
questions Of mosly, and any society Of the followers
Him who went about dong good which acts on this mega
tive principle Of Sefrgheousuess viii ind The 50 csle'
worldly associations FOR the relief Of tie poor aud Tie re-
formation OF Man taking rapid strides toward Heaven VII
they stand fas, in shs stocks Of their se.hshness.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BoARD OF HEALrH --
The Annual Report Of The Board Of Health was laid teior
ao Common CoUuo.l last evening II eubodies The follow
ilg The number OF deaths for the yeer ending Dec
81 1872 was SO52 Of which j0o males, and ~
females Lao adults, aud 1912 We're children IN
Gees Of mortality IN 1919 over 1913 957 The great excess
IA tie number Of deaths 10 owing 10 The CholefS.
which there 650 fatal cases and Of these 30 wel'
adults aud $50 children The population Of Brook!yG .
conceded 70 be 10000 Tie rRe Of death 10 population
Is to 81 Per cent pe4Ccung The mortality caused 3,
the epidemic. leaves the OF 10 ~ Inhabitants IT,,
ordinance OF he Common Council mierd.cng Dieruea''
IN sN OF the lower Wards OF The CIV hSs had ss1'ar'
effect the health OF me CITY ana has been violated 10 la
few instances There have been inferred ~ he GROUNDS
the city. from New-l oIk ind Other places 1876
WEKKII RkP9Xr-Ihe Report OF The he"'i
Physician Or Goodrich shows an aggregate Of but 81
deaths for last wees " which there we're males H.
females 10; adults IS children Is lnisrmon,s in Green
wood and oiher Brooklyn grounds from Ne" York and
other pisces -
STEALING AT EIRE.-Denris McNarsra Was
arrested on SATURDAY night having his possesso bua-
de containing cUhL piece OF carpet worth = y
one pE Of paucOns worth g. one muslin celanS dirss
worth - black Orh $40 one ps'' ~ eS-
acts worth g. and one comfortable worth - cents having
soen hsla nom lie Ere Aisunc-st Toe property ~es
sworn 10 by the owner, Mr.. SysiIou Tie J0suce pSs.
ROnvd his decision for the pseseUL
MARRIED.
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