New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07


s. 5. Constant, Superintendent
No lsl-North Congregational Church. VIM Jones, sup't.
AT THE BAPTIST TABERsAcLE, SECOND AVENUE.
The eleven schools to meet at this church assembled
at an carly hour, the children numbering 1900.
As The house could not scat them ALL the Rev D.
Smith rendered the OF his church, and schools Nos
e 90. "a, ILL., lJ9, and IL, numbering about 900,
proceeded thithcr where they addressed by the
Rev. c. C. NoRTox the Rev. Mr.. FULLER of Pike
" Y, and the Rev. Mr.. SrINsoS Of Monroe, N Al
the Baptist Tabernacle, the children were called to
order BY the pastor, the Rev. Dr. LaTHRoP who con-
Quoted the exercises. The church was filed To its Ut
most capacity. After the singing the Rev. NJ. WARD
led in an impressive payer and then the Rev. Mr.
POWELL of Illinois addressed the children relating
several interesting and approp iate anecdotes. he
Rev. L. +. JOsEs next spoke briefly OF the origin,
propr.ss and demands Of the SabbatI-Schoo. After
another song from the children, they were addres'e
ty Capt. J. HART of the Seventeenth Ward Police.
He related with great effect brief history OF d-
ohoden ard incorporate boy, the III ;ldcnts OF whch
came under his notice while discharglng his official
duties in that immediate vicinity The exercises cosed
with benedction by the Rev. ID. HIscocK.
Tie following schools attended:
Nc s-sayo1's Church; First Second avenue
John Hannah Sure rintenden.
No Tabernacle Second avenue near Tenth
vm. W. Amt field, SupenGer dent
no 5i-Saion Bsptis Church; David Bale, sup't
No 6l-Sixh itree Baptist Ch1reh Jane. Tmson, ssp
Third sverue Ebene ger Lewis, Superintendent.
No. s7-Meihodst Church, Sixth street; r. A. Hibo1rd'
Eo 9i~Sfsnion street Presbyterian Church. Allen Hay
10 ies-Mssicn School, First Ninth street, O.
No i7eEMssion School Twentieth street First avenue
No. ls6Mson School, No 40 Twelfth street, L. T. Chaplin
No ia8-Mi.On School No. lS7 Avenue A. L. Attenbufy
Superintendent
At THE sLyESTH.sTREEr PREsBYTERIAS CHURCH.
Tie schools designated By the Committee OF Ar
rangemcnt TO meet at this church, were Nos. 20, 40
So g. o. g. l6 1876 l57, log and III; OF these only
Nos. 90. 20. g. o. liG and 62 were present. These
six schools however sent upward of thousand chl-
dr,n who appeared dessed in their best, and having
TIE banners Of their various schools decorated with
ribbons, medals and appropriate devices ana
notices, under the charge of their different
Superintendents The exercises were under the
| charge of the Rev. james Morris. The celebration
commenced with a lynn sung by the children, after
which PRAYER was offered by the Rev. Mr. B.Sy,RDo of
the Cannon street Baptist Church. After the singing
Of second appropriate piece of music by the ass M
bled Schools, all address was delivered oy Judge
PrARCEY who ened to with great attention, ana
was succeeded by the Rev. Mr.. Banvard, who made
short and interesting speech, interpreted with anec
| dotes deghting of the children vastly. The Rev
M NORRIS then said few words, and the rest OF the
exercises consisted of the singing of various hymns
and an address by the Rev. L. RoLLsToN SMITH the
pastor of the Seventh Presbyterian Church. Before
The close Of the afternoon, the number OF children In
attendance had increased TO about ], 100.
The following schools were present
No N-seveLR Presbyterian Church, Boome street corner
Ridge Stephen Hat sapentsinds9Tt b Abraham pepte
10 c9Pabic School Rvngton street; H. b. Little. supt
No 9e-Eyangelics German Church, Avenue Al John T.
No I2Missiop schsol Sixth street f. Duncan supt.
ENO 1872 Mission School Houston streets T. Mason, SuPt
| EXERCISES AT THE REV. DIR. ADAMss CHURCH.
Nine different Sunday Schools marched yesterday
afternoon from their respective Churches to the Mad-
son avenue Presbyterian (Dr. Adamss) Church. where
the fourth Anniversary Of the American Sunday School
Union was celebrated by appropriate exercises. over
a thousand children were assembled, accompanied by
| their teachers. The exercises Were composed OF
prayer and address by the Kew. Dr. fafKer anu sung
| ing by the children.
| The following schools attended: - =,
| No. 45-Fourth avenue Presbyterian Church, NJ VI
NO School Thryfourth street, Broadway
No sogfonrteenih street Presbyterian Church. VIM E.
NO S5-Misson School, Second avenue aud Twentythrd
No e BAPTIST Church Thirtleth street, r. E. Lansing, SD
Ho iis-Union Baptist Church. Twenty second street, W.
No ia"Gi.sicn school, Ninth and Tweny-hfth
No 77-fre.byterisn Church, Fifteenth streets VIM H.
| BOse, Superintendent
| At THE THMTEESTH-sTREET PREsBYTERIAs CHURCH.
meeting of some 200 300 Sunday School
Children Of those preparatory to the great evening
gathering at the Tabernacle took place at the Thir
teenth street Presbyterian Church at o'clock. The
children filed into the building under the lead of their
various teachers with banners flying. The exercises
| commenced with chant by the whole assembly,
| prayer, and second singing. The Rev. Mr.. SusDER-
LAND Of asbington then delivered an extenpore adj
dress of length to the children, who answered his
questions promptly, and seemed much entertained by
lis remarks and anecdotes. The pulpit was gay with
banners and the faces of the little folks and their
teachers were bright with the peasurable excitement
of the OCCASION After the address third hymn was
sung by the youthful congregation, and the benedc.
| ton being pronounced they departed as they had
| come in professional order.
The schools attending here were the following:
No 4.-souh Baptist Chureb Hammond street; Thomas
No I6.-CsysIy Baptist Church H. w. Somsn, Supern-
No 2a-Fourth Congregational Church. Twentieth street;
No i9-Reiorned Presbyterian Church Twelfth street. John
H. Brown, SDI erinienden.
No IS Sixteenth Baptist Church s d. Van
derEeyden, Superintendent
No. sI.-Ihreenth street Presbyterian Church w. H.
Nc lG2 German Lutheran Church Fifteenth street, How
No IendeIi Methodist Church, Sixteenth street:
Perry Coe Superintendent
Nc us Associate RefTrned Church, Jane street; w v
Fowler. Superintendent.
No Mission School, No. 40 Sixteenth sireetiIo. d.
Demsiest SuTerinterdeLt.
At HE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE.
At this place there was a large gathering, and exer-
cses similar those 10 the other churches. The Rev.
Dr. Macaul,y and the Rev. Dr. Alexander officiatej.
The schools were:
No 5-Fh avenue Presbyterian Church; H. Day, sup't
No g. Madison Presbyterian Church. JONI F. Tow
No i-souh Dutch Church, Fifth avenue John sloss5n
sup.rItenSeLt.
Nc Presbyterian Church Twenty fifth street;
J. j Nsn Clesf Superintendent.
No 7i-west Twenty.eeond street Presbyterian Church,
G. buIchsId Superintendent
No 16scoieh PIsby eIian Church street;
JsD<s GissloTd SUI eTilteLdeLt
No lC3- Bcou gde 2i.t Church; Robert Barnes supt
SUI eIrteude
40 n ssioa school Twenty fourth s;seei George Can't
well Superintendent