New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

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ner r. ESwsrSs Mclean, John F.eonsr We, A. Con,
y, 5, II p.l:I s;'il esss s s; os: "
1sp. Ssn. Ro, Nm. u ja sST S.s W
Baker, J. o. Fowler. o. Hoyt ria .It.
EfEriSs ~ yoKsfrH srREEr cHuRes.
On Monday evening public meeting .ss n@o ~
Ferytb street n. T., Church ~ which Bshcp Wsugn
Of Baltimore presided. Amer singing and prayer, mo
Rev. Mr. Brook cslLd spon Ia sddsess The ueet-
ing H. The II his speech he advsvsed "a wealth,
raiionay, literature CONN erco being the great
elem nts OF n|on which the of missionS
d'pended He spike Of literature ue great magce-
tic power BY ~hch ssns hearts were knit together I'm
every grst grand and lofty enterrsc. He said that
the AIg"s@ron race had mis- mn 70 fa!hl-thst wAs
d sptjrgssn Of ishorssce and the establphment OF
Chr'sts Kingdom On tarh. The Austo-SaSon tongue
was ticking tie place of every other, and ere long
wherever we vent ue Gospel would BE- preached
with Arplo Saxon understanding, and this was
the resu; Of mssi' mar, abos. American isnparies
had been The nservsors Of peace bet wen tAs end
ciier lands. The (hris'isnity which they preached
was Desired one DAY to raie Afdcs fr her daskpees
and msl G her into great nation, kao~ne The Lord.
TIE M.ii odis Ci urs Las, from III orguby The trsat
Wesley snd srce through oil its mo tdcs,lcss bsea
M;,s;oi nry Church Mr. Brook eoncaded by refer
epce to Ire l,- Of ,his land be lsadcd ss Pstni-
ncntly Christian in its nature and tendency Chfst-
spy Rel, the sreat lever and the Bib the talsraU
urcn which II was balanced. il would prevail nntf
nj
,pir. m. hearts to tprsse God from whom ~ oaes-
il Ks flow. - IT.
sra ke of tie mis- sopsry Efforts OF The church 10 s mr."
osys He reeiIed 10 John having oesn oanSsea 10 !"
III !sle of Parcs for the Word OF God and nor me
. ",,stmopy If Jesus Ctjls; of bis message "a tHS
Sewn Chmtles in Asia, at Ephesus, SnyrnA fsgs-
mes Tlystns SsIdIs, Philsdslphia and la q. Ca, ot
Paul, tiss snd p.rses uiion biz labors IN Epoesass
Ron and Co,inh lie concluded by cpbtfas,ing tho
ussi.is .f antiquity with these ot the preseat lay
Bishop slmrsoS To, u roace address, urg'ng apou
all VIII ri ned IL the naUe OF Chist 10 engage th luis
great enie .loqutntly giesg words OF coarsgo
10 n = ssionsTi,s ~ho ~crc pes ut ant ENCOURAGING
those VITO bad worked n aud contributed " TINS great
cause " weary not IN ~til dong.
SLbs,lipious were then ieccis oil tn The anonn' OF
over 81 1C(-a com idersbe portion OF when MS ni-
Tect.d to making soue ot ,hs mihls era esont I"o
men hem OF tie Methodist Episcopal Church Missionary
s eie'y.
Tire ch ,ir ,ung Il DoSology and the large eongre-
gsiion dsIersc.
MEETING IN GRgESE-srREEr CHURCH.
Last evening the Society held ssother meeting
at which hi hcp MAreu prsidcd. The sxer-
ciscs being opened by an anthem fNm sea
Oh, ir. and PRAYER by Professor sEAGoR, tho Rev.
AIIHEp CooKsAS OF Pittsburgh t.oa OF the Rev.
George G.. Cockman, who pefi,hei 10 the steam
ship Preident in the year issi addressed tae meet
ing lie .pcbe principally to ne Young he
said tie Missionary ~orx was Their WORK; rey
ou. Lat 10 Oh snze they ought 10 enter The Organize
tins sheacy eHistrg-here they sould 90 Their
duly. lie Notik hVh H'N""~'", Wv y~~~s,
men Of Chri.ts Church, the. yonog men ct
New.Yoik, OF America nld do great
work. II tho young. would do their part the Charch
cruld take bold stand and with their Efforts tae
gates of ell would shake on tlei hinges, anil the
W. Ia fall H. and sinners be saved from etsrhai ruin.
He n IN sp, ke IN very eloquent terms of the welcome
viii NV ait.d every soldier # the Gross IN heaven,
ard concluded with some ye'y pleasing remarks upon
the Ceth o, bis father, the ssa his magnh cet msaso-
um; IL waves us they dashed and loaned, sung his
r. Quen; und Il hugo iceb1gs were the moaunsen's
Which t.w,ring 10 bee won, rcnp,sed hn, OF 'he ms
Of bis father. spirit and consoied him with the hope
Getting that f.;her 10 part no more M.
The Rev DR.. hcCLisTocE, Presdmn on Troy
University then delivered an interesting aior"s.
t,kiI for bis theme, "The Prerogat've OF Genins,
in ia CONNECTION 18th tho sork Of Missona lie said
that he Great West was to be The field where men In
Ire ,p, oi Cbrit would defend aud pres re Fire. DON,
Tie Mi.s, nnry Csuse and Ioi polihcii trckery was
10 csr,y rence to eeey bone, aod establish Tho Ming
dom of Christ in every heart To t.is end young men
and old uen were working eide by SIDE. ga "en
we're giving woids Of advice and encouragement W
Young men. aid young men copying no siI'uss
M he caceinuts Il Inc vai NEE" nsy -~ss s.sre"s
each other, cod ,hs whole Chsrve was wssssaS as
mighty phuans detrb,ibed IT, bIosk down us sfvhs
holds Vi Satan OF home AID abroad, on ssa sAa sn
ard. --
Bisbop JAMES then delivered q short address upon
the general c-ims of the Mi'eonary WORK upon ,'o
Cburh At the conclusion al his remarks coue lion
WIS token and the choir lesdD Ia the doxoiaxy, tae
meeting was disTissed. Great eoshnsia m has been
mantle sted Throughout these services, anu eontr1baens
to q considerable amount taken.