New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

Of the presence Of Christ which TRANSPORTED al
into spiritual essence but that worship without cere
monies, would be abstraction. would the cere
monies without deep Of devotion and pety be life
less and nanmate How persons read the Scriptures
with that deep feeling which they should experience when
doing and they desired 20 think Of Christ would %
forced 10 go TO the historic record 10 recall lin
to their minds; but there feeling which
should penetrate all on such occasions, veil as
public worship far above that which the mere j. ter or
wOr0s could convey This GOODNESS and indifference pro
ceeded from being familiar with the Scriptures from
youth, and because accustomed q them
as to household words, and domestic feelings those
latter sensations Nature hIt the others Spirit
us aDd sometimes not experienced by many persons
TIL they bad advanced far in lie when the words OF the
Book OfLfe before passed without emotion then
elowsd with a living fire Many who considered them
selves Orthodox looked down wOr.hppeTs whom they
considered gwen over to superstition and also on others
whom they believed TO pay too great attention T. IDLE
practices which would better be omitted but such ought
to take that they do not pass false judgment and IN
duge in feeling OF presumptuous selfrghteousness. He
incucated spiritual and evangelical feeling az
some length with much force After Rev Mr. Pentss had
concluded Rev Nr Striker performed the ceremony ~
installation which he concluded with prayer. Rev Dir
Fletcher gave TO the pastor the charge the dunes
he would have 70 perform assuming the responsible
duties he bad then entered and Rev DR. Campbell OF the
Sprngt Church gave the charge 20 the cOngreg CATION on
the course Of conduct they should adopt towards Their
spiritual director, when the whole concluded with singing
and prayer.
TExPERAScE MEETISG AT THE FIVE PoIyrs.-Last
evening regular Sunday evening religious Temperance
meeting he'd the Five Points in the temporary build
ing used by the Ladies Home Missionary Society Rev
Mr. Luckey the Missionary presided and opened the meet
ing Mr.. o. McLane and another gentleman present adj
dressed the meeting 1t interesting OCCASION This
Society is connected with the Mission, and its meetings
have been regularly kept up during the two years past
the missionary usually being present to conduct the
cises There have been at least 800 signatures to the
pledge at these meetings with much good TO many of the
eners From fifteen names have usually been added
TO the pledge each meeting On Wednesday evening the
BOYS and Girls Temperance Society meetings have been
conducted for years past with much interest There
are about members The lads participate in the speak
ing and singing Some of the parents reached through
the means Of this school
ERIE RAmRoAD.-On and after Monday, May . the fol.
lowing trains will be run the Erie Railroad:
Buffalo express at AM, through to Buffalo in Il, via
Hornelsville.
Chicago express at AN, through to Dunkrk in l6
hours connecting with the express trains Cleveland and
Chicago
Lake Erie express M through to Dunkirkin hours
connecting with amboats for Cleveland and Toledo and
with the Lake Shore mail train at AN stopping at Emi
IA night.
Way train at 800 M, for all stations east of the Della
ware River.
Night express at PM, through to Dunkrk in l. hours
connecting with steamboats, for Detroit and the Lake Shore
Railroad.
Emsrrant accommodation at rs PM.-steamboat for
Pier1uout and Rockland County at AM and . 30 PM