New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

STRIFE sedions bercsics envyinys murler. drunkenneSs
reveungs and such Ike, Of n which tel yoa besore
IS ro have told you IN eme past hs they VINO % sloh
things shan not inherit the kiastom Of God bai re
fuit of The Sri; is love 10Y pese lnng suffering gentle
ress goodness, faith, nle@kness. temqeran,e AE'ns,
srch there Is no law And they that Carsts have
orrc ied the fesh with hs affections AMI lnsts II We live
In The Spirit. LEI rs also walk in he Spirit
The 'ezf PIcserts. with on tcir striking contrast the
lives ot these who stray from the paths Of Christ
ard h holy teaehngs Of those who deal in trcspas
ani sins and sso 81, those believers who are living in
ard with our Savior. Mark the evil ard is cOas,.
ercs Il unfods the work Il death and the waste u
TIE stifit The spirit il the sir ri God % Thy
have the gift Of the spirit. who, in the language o.:
:, parl cruc,fv the flesh with the affections aud lasts.
~ Christian brethren appeal o. yo1 exert yourselves
10 tie glory Of God and the sproad Of his church by
ma ing known 70 others the truths ami charities OF MS
Ioy Word To dc this you are 20 ceVoe !oas uae yoaF
ubgrc3 vour intcllects influence AM example an your
reward viii b. sure There are two ,nasers aoNaa
in ,he world the first i Jesus Christ whose mission Is
- ,,;,ate the knowledge OF God sd the saving prn
citle the second oachct Is the devil ts MISSION y tle
spread Of vice crime. misery ard eternal ueNtl-
b. our object in al things according TO the grace OF Coz
70 NJ k te world wise unto salvafion lre NVt'H tl
or slack 70 educate for the devil let our efforts ne devoted
the incucaiion and diffusion OF pgactc al
Look he great cities know not nue.. 81 t'ar ~
but 90 know that the spirit Of evil has not eonhaed ms
oreratcns the Old World Look az the iasciy
drnf cuuess doatry sonsualy and murder which exist
and flourish in all great cities throughout the world
Il j. useless shut ewes % the stern fact Il - man
est in the cid world and doub, not but iii proportion
ward removing this gigantic moral incubus and with the
aid Of the Deity We shall accomplish much
He then proceeded touch the fact tina. the church
in which he preaching was mainly devoted 10 tae
spiritual needs OF British seamcn Gnd emsrans therefore
he felt deeply interested in It's prosperity lie sad s1cn
Mace was great blessing OF the OF thousents OF
British migrants who 70 this country, there are
any in such state of spiritual debascment that uni
thew wee lifted up in the social scale BY such iul
ence-wherbv they could be taught their duty cd and
manher presence here would be the greatest curse that
could befa this happI county H. on the contrary
thew awaited themselves OF the spiritual teaoang tfeey
offered 10 them they would add strength ana energy 10
this great aud progressive country. lie believed the OK
Isle nee OF such place free TO all who choose 70 conc
should be regarded a public good and supporei as
suh; FOX many who might otherwise spend the Saboaih
in idlencs could pass away with psoht to Aer sp'ua
ard temporal natures He believed that mach mpre sn
AMI crime was committed in day Of idleness thaa IN
six DAYS OF labor In conclusion h. SAID u the pc pic OF
this country would be great they must have King to
reign over them anu that king should be the LORD Jesus
Christ.
The ndpo si.ion Of the reverend gentleman was such
that he was compelled to curta his discourse very mae
ally Sometimes his articulation was almost inavdlnle
from the The services were concluded IN tue
usial form, aud the congregation dispersed
Death Of n Dartmoor PrIsoncr-Funeral Sermon.
Mr. GEORGE CLARK, a worthy and esteemed citizen one
Of the few survivors Of the Darmoor Massacre died ON
Friday last at the age of &C. His funeral observed last
NIGHT IN the Union Congregational Church OF which he
was member The sermon preached by the Rev
b GrnreI the Pastor His text was from Acts xiii 30
Aer he had served his generation by the will Of
God fell on sleep The speaker commenced by remark
ing that Is common to eulogize the dead and the
high coorng which sympathy and the ties OF the Church
Contribute is deemed innocent Holy Writ does not hide
the fuuts Of good and as often as pubic mention
made of the dead each LIFE should aiter iar survey De
estimated not by impulse or limited act.On Dut rs we
do ree By the quality and abundance OF the iru borne
the soil end culture considered. -. ., r,.o. 49,,
Death is but the meeting point between two ives ana
for the benefit OF the living Il is becoming 70 speak Onh'
solemn occasion, and to make our standard 81 virtue con
form His TO whom all time Is present anu whose a"ais
arc lust Our brother George CLARK down % the age OF
Fix years in his generation served uo me
aiyerses Of Ls life then noticed le was 0orno on
III sea- and soon after touching on shore became an or
phsn end returning to his father country wa; ueateu
with cruelty and edo the ocean Here he was knownas
Christian sailor. IN the last war with Ereut britain ne
was taken prisoner which added 10 me nela i1y rem
nscences of his oventul history. He was IA the Dart
moor Prison several years where the common hunaes
of an honorable warwcre dsgracod Being PROOF Against
bribery himself and companions were deemed TOO V9uaDe
for exchange of prisoners and there many one o one
wasted by suffering and died Of abroken heairom hope
deferred" Our friend who came forth fromthe
fastnossos Of DaImcor like wakener rom the grave
The speaker SAID that for the honor OF his race he was
glad that the suherugs in that place Of wore
not 10 be read they fell from the truthful Ups OF nm
who endured as a Patriot and Christian. For forty
wears his lot was that of humble poverty yet for those in
went his gifts were large, and more than atoaf 49,
since his prison life he free from bodily pain
and longed for the Saints rest more Than they who on
"a d. of min wait for the morning IIe loved children,
Int was fhdIcs and none Of lis blood followed him to
the crave MANY wears did he for child by @top.
ton the object OF ford hope alas man. lost 10 HIN
in the land Of gold proving how sharper tana serpent,
tooth il is to have thankess child In humuity nc
served fathfully The Of the sailor he made ms
own and for near twenty years served The sailors Nag
0.fre In his city For a time he collector. the
FpcoDoI Pecordr served by him To- ne pas, twenty
wears end Il was while thus engaged that he e on me
1avemcn from weakness and was borne 20 his home and
he'd by Stranger. never to rise again IFS long ana
eveniul life ended in peaceful and triumphant deah
The speaker said his visits 70 him he remembered win
pleasure, for
The char Der where he good man meets hs st@
Is riy!rged beyond the common "aiA' o. me-
Qate the verge Of hoaven"
This church ha- precious legacy in his death Neer
lii last dav whea tho speaker visited him the voice he
could hoar but not seeing distinctly, said, With a SMILE
II i dark mar me- hu, light and bright beyond ffe
cous exr erience II may be yours sng the nean
ehov flood We mourn tie loss Of praying man
This church. in It's infancy was near 20 him eni 10,
member can name more constant than himself Inc
eldest has passed away, and the only male member SINCE
cur being as y church In Gfh ct0n M MS n9t mourn
orr seen ng loss great gain 20 him VINO through aWeay
griraoe drank OF the waters Of Mlrah, and nov foIn
Inc sweet refreshing waters 81 the River Of LIE ne
-tands bv the Wen 0f Behiehcn. Never doubt that the
word cane 10 him. wen and iaiihiully done. The
mites sen, before him in charity vaaebe ~ the millions
ii the rich arc transmitted into eternal gold mere are
Il. "a ;tnes.s 10 his last " II and Tcsament an exam
ne and not wealth i his b-qnest the reJt - H)d he
comm ndod Nav his aged and inim widow never lack
for frienGs Let Afr sot forget that for The widow tel
Is hring God Aftcr cOunselng al 80 20 I'VE mat 10
the riverr and Goods, aud through the tame they may
have the Divine presence solemn by I'M wa sung ana
lie coneloe alton dspered.
Funeral OF Gen. TsiiDladge
Gen Jarrs TAlLu,pog, who died suad.ay at the Me-
roroltan Ho,el on Thursday ia buried on saturday
49, Hay n