New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
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MOST SACRED DAY In THE JEWISH OALENDAR.
The present day is properly 80 described This
Monday max es in the jewish Calendar the tenth
day OF the month TIar and the last Of the ten an
nual days of repentance 1t began last evening
with sunset, and terminates at the same time this
evening. There was, last evening. a lengthy and
impressive service in every synagogue; and the
service OF the evening, with that Of today, must
require about fourteen hours. This is the ancient
day of atonement. On tha day the High PfleS'
entered into the Holy OF Holes which ne could 90
only once in the year, and sanctlhed Win the
blood of bullock and goat the principal edince
of worship and the altar; he then sent living
eost into the wilderness, this being symbocal of
The abandonment OF every sin. One OF bis most
imDortant duties was the acknowledgment OF ain.
The ancient institution is interesting to Chr1shans
as veil az to Jaws, and il viewed as expressive OF
soma peculiar doctrines Of evangelical religion;
and it is unhappy for Christianity that the Jewish
ceremonies are not studied with mora interest 0y
eentes This is day of severe fasting With the
Jews-peither food nor drink is tasted. 1t is &
day devoted to humiliation, confession and prayer
We may Judge of the increase OF israelltes 10 our
country and city from the fact that to day probably
fourteen places OF worship will be filed and IN
comfortably crowded. while numbers will be stand
ing at every door.
The Asm0mean has the following;
FHEDAY
The origin and institution Of the Day Of Atonem' ntis
10 be found Levi.cus xvi 19" And shall be unto
Won satne for ever the seventh month on The 1910 Of
The month you shall sici your souls aud 90 no WorS 81
all Inc deniz, a. as well the stranger that solourne'h
smopgs ,ou for Cd day shall atoDed for TO pu
rity from all your sins before the LORD snail ye De
Be unto YOU 81 .osl sci your souls thia Ia
bsung And the aionemsnt ahsll be made by tue
coed bis her In the priesthood and who puts on he p
en- and The holy GARMENTS and ne shsl atone Tor
ba hnl ard tor the tent the egaou and
sr he Liar hs bs atone and for the priests aud for all
the people of hecongregaon And this shall he en- ever
lasting unto TO make an alonemsnt Tor all me
children of Israel from all their Sus once year And
again IN Levlicus XIII 26 Aud the Lord spoke uulo MO-
ses saying. speak unto the children of isr.e and say
Aeo Oh the day In this seventh moRh lie The day OF
aor emen it shgl be holy convocauon unto you AMI
ye shall sct your souls and offer Dufnt ofenog unto
ills day aonemen to atone for you oeore toe LORD
your Goo And every soul that shall not be afflicted on
And every soul that any work ina. day. that
soul will destroy from snoOg his people. Ye shall do no
manner OF work this statute for ever unto all yonr
generation and throuq eli your dweiDgs shall bs
Unto you frs suopes, your ssobshs eod ye shall al
even TO even shall ye ceebrst your sabbath
While the lsraees in their own LAND worahpped at tbs
altar temple snd stric accordance win tue rites
dictated by iheir God through Moses his servant me e
Of this day wsE equally solemn end spiendo II was
the only dsy the year which even the o.
hen ha9odol (the high PRIEST presumed 10 en'er me
holy sanctuary Of the temple or 10 pronounce me
other time it unlawful even for him 10 utter The go-
riea this grerl osy while II wau sui celebrated IN tne
MACE which the Lord had chosen, here TO enIhrone hld
lame are commemorate the service OF the Syns-
gogue In the present article we must content ouTseVed
nff he nh
According 10 tradition the Day OF Atonement even be,
payAon Adam pensnce and pardoned on his day
Abraham entered into Inc covenant of the on
cenoe the mount Bgsin frat Gay of Elu so that
the second forty days expired with the Day OF Atonemen
on which dey ihe Lord the people, and revealed
bir thirteen attributes Tbe Jew, therefore approaches
This 10 HIM ost important day with mnged feelings OF
holy awe and beslituoe The eve s allotted 10 solemn
feaepg and al the twenty four hours last ano con-
tued prayers commence. There prayers rhleay conhls
con'epsops o gnS and utter unwofhineas lmpiof
log lhe Divine Mercy 10 pardon US
The preparations for the fas paake OF that wfl 'oeu
ntv with which ia life quilted for better world IT'S
uy he evening for pareos 70 oeiow tbsr osn
die Ion ibeir fhdren and ire truly ploue Jew pro
n mesang n W WE h he
they previously acquainted complee srangerS salute
each OF er bvohery love and sincerity any quarrel
or dispute exiss between two JeWG Il IS ooigaofy GA
lhem 10 become reconcied before either OF Them pro
.nes TO in The nee o ms Coz onpd m o
fer repuraou He that Ia conicoui Of having offended or
nsae HIM re TaImud saith in the treatise fon,ah E.
BIZ azer he son OF Araria preached From all your SINS
he God on1 tranrgrt ssion which man ls guilty. OF
toward his God, the Day Of Aonemen will atone But
trAnegres.ion that IL guilty OF toward hls neleh'or
be soped for uRti no hes appeased his neghbor
Hence for intimate frieods who have
been in ally intercourse 10 solicit each ohe PARDON ea
ey en- any unnieniional otieDse remain unhppeaaed
SCHOOL OF THE NoRFoLK-sT. SYNAGoGUE-The
first examination of the above school took place on
Tuerday. The school embraces $50 pupils boys
and girls, varying in age from to 10, and are d.
vided into four classes. The senior Hebrew class
under the care of Dr. Felsenhed; the second and
Junior under the charge Of Dr.. Muhlfelder; the
senior English taught by MIR. White the primary
department managed by Miss Hendrickson Ihe
examination commenced with the senior class
who translated portions of the Pentateuch were
we'll veraed in the Scripture catechsm OF Raobl ii
Loeb of Belgium; and exhibited throughout the
examination full determination to do justice TO
their teachers The second class translated the
PRAYERS; the junior, Hebrew reading; the Eng
lish classes were equally efficient, although the
change of the English master had rather dlsar
ranged the system. The primary clasa exhibited
shat thew were under the surveillance of superior
instructor, The whole examination reflected the
greatest cred: on the instructors and the instructed
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as safe electrical agentfor the prevention or cure