The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
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evening This little church is one of three in the city of
New York where the services performed in the
sh language for the benefit Of the native Cambrians
unacquainted with the English language who may
rive in this country. 1t was founded in 1925, but num-
beers not upwards Of hundred members. Ihey have
worshpped Hitherto in the church on Broome street
known as Fanny Wrght's Church. which property they
lately sold and erected the present building at cost OF
between twelve and fourteen thousand dollars including
the two eighteen feetots which it stands Its dimen
sons 80 feet OF frontage by 90 feet Of depth built OF
brick with brown stone composition cornices, ana IS
capable of accommodating about FIVE hunhed persons
The basement is occupied school or lecture ROOM
There has, yet been no pastor appointed, and the
cure has devolyed, from time to time upon ministers
from other congregations and places who have afforded
their services gratutously. The Rev. r. r. Williams, Of
Mnersvile, Penn having done so for the last three
soupy Ths
are Messrs Henry Arnold, Robert Williams d. Griffith,
and William Williams. The services yesterday morning
were all in the Welsh language consisting OF the ordinary
morning ones, and concluded, is usual in these
churches especially on such occasions with two short
by each OF the above named reverend gen.
teinen preached in the same tongue. The choir,
stng Of nine or ten voices unaed by any instrumental
with most credable harmony. In the afternoon the
Rev DR. Cheever preached the principal sermon, in Eng
sh and in the evening another discourse was delivered
in Welsh.
OR4asATIoN IN CALVARY CnuRcH--The Rev. j. D. Yer
mylea admitted TO priests orders by ordination yes
terday in the above place Of worship TIE ceremony
was in conformity with the canon rule and ritual of
the Protetar Episcopal church At the commencement
of the morning service noticed around the communion
Diocess Of New York the Rev W. j. Frost, Rev. Dr.
johnson, Rev. c. H. Halsey and Rev. John A. Arson.
Dr. Wainwright acted as ordaining high priest and the
Hev. Mr. Frost ociated in the absence of Dr. Hawks.
After the morning lessons had been read Dr. Wainwright
proceeded to question the candidate in the prescribed
FORM and having admonshed him Of the serious and
cred responsibility with which he about to be in
vested ordained him priest The morning service
then concluded after which the bishop and attendant
clergymen administered communion to very large mum
Der Of devout recipients Dr. Wainwright pronounced
solemn benedction previous to the separation Of the
congregation.
THE WEATHER-Yesterday the weather still continued
cold but the air dry and bracing In the morning
the thermometer stood at IS degrees above but
the day advanced the weather became milder until about
six o'clock in the evening" when it fell to 80 degrees
above zero, at which point continued to stand up to
late hour last night The wind blew pretty strong from
bad immense clouds of dust from the action
of the wind, blinded the eyes of pedestrians
THE FRENCH ExuEs-Two French exiles Messrs.
Quesne and Chambonnere recently escaped from Cayenne
where they exled by Louis Napoleon for their ad
herence to republican principles have arrived at Salem,
Mass, in an American vessel. They are men Of ability
and position Quesne lawyer and editor Chambon-
neire public teacher and both Of them have families in
France. They here without money, strangers in a
strange land and have need Of sympathy and material
aid They have prepared lecture upon lhe Treatment
Of Political sy Louis which has
This lecture is to be read at Boston Monday evening"
?lst inst by Epes Sargent ESQ., notice has appeared
Choate Professor Longfellow Rev. E. NJ Kirk, James
Russell Lowell and number Of other distinguished
Arrangements have been made to have this lecture
peated in this city, in the popular at the Taber
nacle will be read on Friday evening 25h instant by
Joseph Warren Fabens late United States Consul at Ca
yenne. The exes will be present, and address the
meeting in French.
FIRE-About half past twelve o'clock on Saturday af
ternoon flames discovered issuing from the house
No. Manhattan alley, occupied carpenters shop.
The police Of the Sixth district being promptly the
ground extinguished the fire before any material da-
mage was affected
About quarter past II O'Clock on Saturday morning
fire broke out in the second story Of the store No 25
Park Row, occupied by Baset Aborn Motley importers
OF fancy stationery but was promptly extngushed by
the FIRE department who were early the ground The
damage which is almost wholly by water will not exceed
81, 600 The fire originated from defect in the
chimney Of Law Bro next door, Captain Leonard and
his men were on the and rendered themselves
order the fire had not been discovered early it
WAS it might have been very destructive The firm
is insured in different Offices in this city for $3.50 00O
FASTENED -saturday evening, about halfpas O'clock
two burglars discovered in the attic Of house No.
224 West Fourteenth street. having effected entrance
took fight and escaped. They had reached the roof
through the scuttle of unfinished building. The
thieves had previously entered the attic of the house No.
49, and stole from the servants shawl and cut
out the pockets of two dresses of which contained
few dollars in bills As this manner of robbing cannot
be guarded against by the police therefore repeat
look to the astenDgs Of your scute DOORS particularly
while new buildings going up on the same block
CHANGE HoUR.-The II O'Clock line via the Camden
and AmbOy Railroad to Philadelphia will be discontinued
and after Wednesday next and two lines instead
starting at O'Clock A. NJ and at 2P. H.
AoCrDEyr>-saturday girl named Jane Dixon was run
over by horse and wagon at the corner of Broadway
and Franklin street. and severely injured She taken
to the Sixth ward station house the police where upon
examination, her left thigh found to be broken.
The driver Of the wagon very careless, and was
driving his horse furious when knocked down
the unfortunate grl