New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

=, A.. New York Sabbath School Teachers Associ'
!. The Church Of the PuritAns, DR.. Ferris, Chan'
-, presicing The Church was crowded
0' .esr an anthem, and prayer by the rev IT.
,,.-utsos. and the reading OF the Scriptures oy tne
Rev. DR.. BURcHARD, A.. 5o,o...o,
Nct.,celorFgRRis gave welcome to the deega'ea'
10 .ooke especially Of the industrial schoo' anu 'ne
az IL ,b,y had accomplished, and directed them
gfee' ~ Esusn and the Tract Society They could
to the , ,afpify the importance OF their mission.
no, unou .,a, be happy and their harvest be great,
snS 20 God be oil the praise
ara ~, HoYT of Boston responded. He said
.o,oe PEOPLE might wonder that they had braved
a.nce,. of sea voyege to come TO an almost TO
'.e lor, ION city. They were live Yankees, and they
,' .ore6ips to Go at homei they had not come az
pao Of occupation, thousand strong-tbey bad
al a5 se ,heir brethren, and they had not come 10
eone rIaee They repre- sented 80 600 teachers in
TIE WIZ M state They had come TO the work OF
tneLnd. and when they saw the / 700 children at
,pe Palace they had the luxury Of crying He
tbe sal that luxury for the wealth Of this spen-
W Tty The first two little boys who offered 70 take
o.. ryl4 bag when he landed this morning were very
piss.~, from the little bOys who used 10 take his
....,r4.-bsc They were lot very badly dressed and
~ rntber clear. He WAS surprised at that, but when
,sey told him that they went TO Sunday School it was
~ ssccoun.eA for. Mr.. HOyt proceeded 10 speak Of
r.he, and Parsons and in speaking of the efficiency
S.s Isd;e- in Sunday Schools gave it a. bis opinion
.tot Cod mad Sunday Schools IN mind when he sent
the ladies' to US
sobool Teachers on behalf Of the Brooklyn Sunday.
s.,ool Union. He said in the course of very long
sddress that there should be bu. two distinctions in
.ocie4y-thst OF the teacher and the taught. He be-
g,ved tia. the worlds hope for the future was TO be
G.ntd ip be Sabbath School.
The Rev. LYMAN WHITIsC Of Reading Mass, To-
,pOnded, elcitng loud cheers.
The Rev j. BAsyARD Of the Cannon.st. Baptist
Church 70 lowed with an address. he said ttis e1
surson was Boston notion, and it got up in
such On dependent way that it reminded him of the
time when they made teapot Of Boston harbOr. He
gave humorous description Of the City 20 which they
lad come. They would find that Cbufch-st. NIL ht
more appropriately be called SodOm-s'., and toat IN
BsIter-sc late Or8nge-st The Sal 'ts Rest could no
be founc arc tho Fragrance was anything but that
,be grange grove Laughter. He compared Cow
Bay and tbe Black Sea, the Common and the Battery.
The Sunday Schools were star, and we were tonight
u milky way Of glory.
The Rev. Mr. HOWE of Boston and otbers, and the
Rev. DR.. HITcHcOcK, gave voluntary addresses, and
asexeicises closed with music and the benediction.
The following clergymen are among the visitors:
To- Rev Aa Bulard Secretary q the Massachusetts, 5 s.
soy the Rev Lyman Whiting Reading; the Rev Phiness
ssss Bspi.t Bethel pre.ebsr the Rev sr Ciey, boston
Frsril Bspsti the Rev hr Fierce hoxbury he nodist
as Rev Mr. Twtmby, Boston, Methodist the Rev. William
BOve Boston, Baptist
To-day the Sabbath School Teachers will take the
steamer Sun at the foot of Chanbers-st. at a. NJ,
and proceed TO visit tie Institutions on the Islands
Il. to be hoped that the Ten Governors will provide
for no Other intoxicaton than that which womsn's
pssenoe always gives. In the evening there will be
secepton in the Plymouth Church in Brooklyn.