New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13
NETWORK SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The Ney-York Sunday School Union embraces two
hundred schools of which about sixty of the class
called Mission Schools composed of children having
no regular connection with any church, children
gathered from the streets the cellars the gaets and
all imaginable resorts of wrechedness often ragged
filthy and hungry, but fed, Clean! i and clothed,
while they subjected to the refining and elcvating
influence Of contact with Christian people. The forty
first anniversary of the Union cele oed yesterday
moIniDg and evening.
DAY PROCEEDINGS.
The largest sssemblage of Schools al the Acad-
euy Of Music, which crowded 10 lis utmost ca
capacity. Ii is estimated that 600 children were
present. Excellent addresses were delivered by MI
j. c. Benedict and the Rev The odOre Cuyler. The
singing was under the direction of Mr. LucluS Hart,
and was very fine. The exercises were closed with
The benediction.
SCHOOLS Nos. 10. 90 y, &c. A. Co. IS, $780, held their
Anniversary 10 the Market Street Dutch Reformed
Church. The exercises were opened by singing by
the children after which prayer offered by the
Rev. Mr.. ANDERSON. Mr.. Go. CONWAY delivered
the address. The children we've in hne spirits and
erioyed the exercises much. There was quite dis
play Of appropriate banners. The exercises were
closed by singing and the beDedction.
Out Of the eleven schools that were announced 20
hold their anniversaries the Stantcn-sreet Baptist
Church. at the appointed hour only four appeared
Nos a. 81 10 and 9S. The exercises were opened in
the u ual manner by singing and prayer and addresses
were delivered by {. W. SANDERS, l.. L. HIscOx, Mr.
nected with the police Of this city. The children pre-
rented the usual appearance Of happy faces aud hne
clothes, and were well supplied with well-desgned
banners.
Al the First Baptist Church in Broome street schools
Nos TO- % "a and 81 celebrated thei anniversary.
At this place also but very few OF the schools that
were expected were present yet there were ABOUT
thousand children present. The Rev. Mr.. Wood pre-
sided and the Reys. DIR. Hutton and ROsslte. made
appropriste addresses. The exercises closed In
lie usual manner, by singing and the bensdction.
Schools Nos - H. 80 and 30 met al the Allen street
Presbyterian Church and held their annual
There were 200 or $50 children present but the
speakers who expected to address them dld not
appear ,or of .cbo,,,ss.smb,ed the Presbyterian
Church In Carmino street seven, embracing about
10 children The scholars were addressed by .he
Rev Dr. McLEoD pastor Of the Twelfth street Pres
byteriaL Church; Rev. Mr.. ADAMS, OF the cnureh
corner of Christopher and Bedford streets; Rev hr;
HAsTISCs pastor OF the Carmne street Churcn, ana
by Mr. VIZ. OLASD BoURsE The speaker exhibited
a number of heather idols, the nature and use OF
which be explained, the cdihcaton OF the children
Tie exercises tegun at The Tweny-fith street
BAPTIST Church by the reading OF the scriptures by
DR.. Somers, and prayer by the Rev. hr. burning
ham. Addresses were delivered by the Rev NJ;
Can't of the Dutch Reformed Church N Twenty';hlFc
street Presbyterian Church. hr, Geo. L. shepard
directed the Singing Seven schC 9s were represented
here. numbering about 200 pupils. c....
About | 100 children assembled al The Spnngstreet
addressed by the Rev. Dr. CAMPBELL, Pastor ol the
Chur, b; the Rev. NJ REED, OF the 4aight-street
Rntti,t Church and by Mr.. DAVID b. SCOTT; The
reIra A. Of the latter gentleman were directed espe-
cialy TO the children and were listened to with close
attention. ,.,
Ibe PRESBYTERIAN Church il Iwentythrd street
vasnretty well crowded the number C: children pres
rt yrs cs,iEna.ed a, 800 belonging 70 ten different
scloo.. Appropriate remarks we're made by the
rastor Of tie church, the Rev. +. g. Clark the Rev.
4 u Gillette the Rev. DR.. EanZandt vi the Nlath
,tr,..t Returned Dutch Church aud by the Rev. Mr..
can't. TIE banners and flags OF the various schOols
were srrayed around the pulpit, and presented quite
n animated appearance.
A. the FoIfy-secoud street Presbyterian Church
were II schools; numbering. apparently, aboL' 800
.sidren. The Rev. Dr. +. I. Winter commenced the
eYerri.e. b. readirg chap.e- OF Scripture, and
f1IIay-ed by the Rev. Michael Wel: in prayer. Ad-
ire,s4, vrre then delivered by III Rev. Z. +. Ran
Kin. and by the Rev. r. Jones, pastor Of the Cen
mai PARK BaEtis, Church. the ubject of bis ark.
ra. The advantage which Sunday -seh0ols offer for
Christian effort" Several songs were well sung by
ID. children. under the direction o. Mr.. e. VI. <
Smith.
EyLsISG PROcEEDisGs.
Tie evening exercises were held in ihs Central
Presbyterian Church 10 Br0ome street, and were
opeued hy = voluntary On he organ. and s,ussg h.