New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

struck Up God save the Queen heyP'sset
Dor Te.pd,r which was replied TO by the baad OF
.,r.irg m " Hail, Columbia" After watch
.he, on, az sight the Coumbians returned in order
sst ,te,r hand 70 their Engine House, IN Church-st-
"a .esr n.rtaking Of some refreshmsnt broke up and
nd.d thsr way 10 their homes or places Of business
.np,v.I At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June II, 1859
,,A,io,l Fn0ius Company, Of Baltimore. arrived
Nc ri. afternoon En- ros home, from visit to your
- Th.v we're me; At the wharf by escort Of our fire.
80, ,hs midst Of drenchng rain. They passed over
a. ro,,ing route Line form on Dock street right rest
ING on Front, at o'clock !. h-counsrnttch up DocS
,osScond az second TO Chestnut up Chestnut 10 lard
- Tbi,d 10 Spruce, down Spruce TO s. ;ond down Sec
60 10 lbrisiiAo up Christian to Eighth, up Eighth 10
Cbssnu no Chestnut TO fourteenth, up Thirteenth 10
W. down Vine 10 Twelfth, up Twelfth 10 ButtonwoOd
s,,n Cottonwood 20 Ridge Road. down Ridge Road 10
C.lo,bi down Callowhll to Third down Third to Vine,
M Vine to Sixth down sixth 10 Arch up Arch 20 seventh
M seventh TO the Columbia Hose House and there dis
Mss. -.
stay this city they will be the guests of the Columbia
Hose Company.
TIE SHIP Y.RDs-The Sup Yards at the present time
present rather animated appearance, although the bust
ness not brisk in the forepsrt Of the season We
are informed that in consequence Of the large number OF
vessels from the Eastern Cities, that have been put up al
this port for freight there many vessels lying Idle Tor
want Of business. Amer the vessels no" IN progress VI
construction are completed, there will be bat very little
work gong on as there no contracts being given
out
At the Yard Of Jacob A. Westervelt Co, foot o. SeY
enthst East River, they have just commenced the con-
,truction Of two steamships for Messrs Harris Morgan
One is 10 be placed the line from New Orleans to Vera
Cruz She is to be 24O feet deck "a feet beam II feet
deep and about 800 measurement The engine Is to
be supplied the Morgan Iron Works and is to be beam
ngiDe inch cylinder and II feet stroke The other
Intended TO ply between New Orleans and ports IN Texas
She will be 2l feet the deck 30 feet BEAM G feet deep
and about 200 tuns measurement Both vessels viii be
launched the fret Of October
WV Wgng's YARD-Mr Webb is making preparation
20 lay the keel Of clipper bark-snge deck-for Captain
Waitman which intended for the California trade She
will be 1875 feet long 81 feet bsa IL feet deep and about
200 tuns measurement
The following gentlemen graduated at the recent ami
yerssry Of Union Theological Seminary. Rev DR. wilson
made the sdmontory address G. w. Adams T. NJ Bart
lett Rlas L. Bong, John H. Brodt, Levi p Crawford'
Richard G. Dunn Edwin GoooeD, George II. Could 1. A
Hazep Henry g. Jessup, V. Leroy Lockwood Samuel
LOOMS Charles f. Martin, Warren Mayo John McCsmp-
bell James j. Mcmahon A. b. PETERS, John Reid, Joseph
t. Roy A. Is. Swift s. Ubieder and Theodore + White.
DEprcArIoS OF THE New MISSION HoVsE-FryE POINTS
MISSION Yesterday afternoon the Mission House,
erected OH the site Of the Old Brewery 1T the Five
Points by the Ladies' Home Missionary Society which
established the Mission at that place, dedicated by
appropriate exercises II happened that severe thunder
shower up just previous 10 the hour Of assembling
which continued all Of the afternoon and prevented the
attendance Of many Of the especial friends of the Mission
and Others who would have been present However the
house very well filed end the exercises passed off in
m interesting manner Previous to the exercises in the
Chapel the children assembled in the school ROOM en-
gagged in educational Uses singing, &c AT o'clock
they took their places the gallery, the congregation
occupying the seats in the body Of the house
Seated in the altar number Of clergymen, among
whom We noticed Rev Nathan Bangs, Presiding
Elder; Rev s. Marndale, Presiding Elder Rev
Prof IL Mattson, Of the John st. Church and others
Rev stephen Mariindale commenced the exercises by
readI the l22d Palm Ola Hundred sung by the
Choir IN attendance, after ~hch Rev DR. F0y offered
prayer Amer the singDg Of another hymn, Dr. Foy de
livered the discourse OF the occason-chooIDg a tex.
from Exodus. SD chap 10th bessech Thee show
me ny glory The speaker dweit for short time upon
the circumstances under which Moses uttered this prayer
The lsra, es had far fogoen God aud reyot-d from
Him as t. erect golden calf which his return from the
interview with God on the smoking mountain, he found
them worshippng lie said Il them in his surprise and
anguish, These be thy Gods, o Israel Unto these he
found them ascrhng the glory belonging TO that God who,
by His outstrttched arm bad Effected their deyerauce
from bondage The speaker proceeded at length to
remark upon this branch of his subject and then came
to the operations of N Missionary Society There H. he
said Iropiety in that prayer today This mission
house il built with its adjacent rooms with all ofthe
modsons tor carrying out It's objects necessarily have
the of the Missionary Society been laboring-Ta
terng u cir work with tesrs And they have done this
work for their sake Butfr what Notmerelythatthe
wicked children Of this wicked corner of the city may be
taught read sndwnte But has another and gherand
nobler object than their temporal benefit There is kind
Of nddey abroad-and sometimes gets into the church
and mantle SITS itself in pretnson that the temporal in
teresis should be cared for in preference TO their spiritual
welfare We sometimes told that cyilze
first and chrsuSuze them afterwards TAa ABSURD
and has SO been shown by actual experiment One hun
bred years ago, the Moravans who the Pioneers in
Missionary enterprise, sent Missionaries to Greenland
They found the natives OF that country ignorant and
degraded They wento work aud devoted years of their
time educating the Greenlnders and 20 learning them
the arts Of civilized life But all without apparent
success visible progress Al length it occurred to one
Of them that he would 20 among them and tell them the
simple story of the cross lie did and the Lord God
passed by and in that darkest spot Christianity was re-
ceved Thus verified the great truth that civilization
follows Christianity. An unclYlized Christian is a con
tTaoictiOn of terms.
This Mission has rot been established for the advance
ment of any sect Ii is not its object that men and
men may be Methodi>ts In consequence of the sub
division Of Christians into Churches II necessary that
Church should take the lead in order that the Gospel
be regularly preached and Reformation result herefrom
But, 1t was not so important that be made members
of any particular Church but that they should become
CktGns Its objects the sinful from their
sins aud shame Here let the and the wanderer
hear the word of ,nsOlatiOn.