The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11
CORNER STONES.


ETOs-ADDRRssRs OF REV DIR. COCHRAN, OF FIJI
LADHLPHIA, AND Or. OSBORN, OF NEW YosK.
twill be remembered that during last winter The church
edince belonging 70 The Neehoast Episcopal congregation
In Mulberry street was sold by hs congregation to 90
lored Protestant Episcopal congregation Upon tns SAFE
being Per eced tho Methodist congregation purchased sx
lots Oh the NOT heaat Of Twenty second street and
Fourth avenue, with front tho avenue Of o. fees0
inches By 16o feet on Twenty second street, a cos Of
site having been occupied Tor the paattwsny
two ears BY an old square frame church built In tho pr
nve syls originally the OF sixth avenue and
Thirty fourth areet and known ~ the Calvary Epscopa
church, under the pastoral charge Of Rev Dr. hawks, BY
whom II occupied for many years previous 70 It,
removal, and until the congregation Of DR.. hawks
had completed their eddce corner or Fourth avenue
and Twenty second street. u WAS then given up to
lhodst cnurch, who occupied Il during the time
hey we're constructing their church ediacs street.
possession OF by III present Int Of Nay Last
II ID still KEEP Rs place Of worshp, and Is being enclosed
Ace, which the congregation have already commsnoed
and which La u be Of rough white Marble built In Roman
nsc style w ssep PIE n IN the centre Of The roof G S
street, with front Of II feet on Fourth avenue; height
from The ground 70 the caves SO feet 20 tho peak o. feet
nide Of the buila ing 70 be finished perfectly plain,
and Will capable Of ne abou. 200 people enc ed
doe to be completed and ready for occupancy By Let Of
building So VIII be about S2o 900 The present pastor
), the church Rev John NcOhntock me corner stone
81 ~, hs ppous eserse
being conducted within the chapel already SPOKEN OF BY
Rev Or IRE, Of HobOken Presiding Elder Rev d., Peck.
Rev Mr. Cook nan, Of Phiiadepha and Rev Mr. Osborn,
OF New YorS ne church being about one third nled.
The exerose- -sre opened BY singing the s5s.s hymn,
Behald n sure foupdsaoa which God Zion laid
np %s n a1a adj ssos hy name
WnIeS va tddewsd with prayer by Dr. Peck and
81
First Epsle s. Peter subsequent 70 which The choir
ssog the 1920 hymn conmencng-
Rev cos. lbs an . prosss Ss deliver the sa
Aner rome prea1nary remnks he proceeded TO say
When MS strusore he corner stone Of wni,h WAS 10
peed and dedicated 70 The Lord It, numerous friends
would res1zo pleasure In viewing rs proportions and
beauee from different stan ting points, and no might ex
rss,e he chose between the difference which sabnsts
between house God and the works Of salvation, for
their Christianity Was The nssparable supporter Of ali
wholesome reforms and Institutions. They might demon.
s On CT ss .y
70 he re1pu,.ry power Of The sancuary
toe hearts and lives Of men. They might insist mat was
heavenly appointed POWER 70 man. They might main.
that the church a Jesus Christ absolutely in5is
pensabe to the perpotuy Of he soa institution, for they
perpetuy without foundation There In the
community who were disposed 70 oontrovert these assor
possssses in itself grant Of psrpetaisy but inquire Of
such dreamers What vas and where 4 our govern
sSa ma Ss 81 and Of
they he government ard they viii answer no. then
visit ,dores and captains Of naviel the judges
OF courts, and ask the same question OF them they
win also answer US no. and tell the the executive
officers only OF power whioh lays beyond them; ask
the elective franchise Of the peope-no matter how low
how humble 1, In life, he measures the i'm
nation 50 thai Ii poop shond rSe en- vase or mAjo
r OF them turn around and demand monarchy instead
srepubc they would have H. Tney ooud ses therefore
thai they may veil rely upon uncertain minds - 70
rely our government for the permaneny or our inst
tutions they might, therefore, say that u wAs ooy BY
the superior Intelligence psessed BY the people thai our
present system OF government and institutions main
ned, and not by any dependence govern nent alone
They paint with lost pr the almost numbere schoo
and educational institutions 10 land and remind
them hat these were improbable TO any cnanze Of 60
vernmen L. and believing ihey do intellectual oul
ture most ndsso uby connected With the spirit Of tho
GoeTe they would Increase the number OF their socade
mies and INSTITUTIONS Of learning cufold, and yet ,hey
would feek In vain for Intellectual en- 1ovments TO
transform into sfe benevolent aud self regulating
creature which chrarAnty MAKES him An, therefore,
rcroeive the nauanoes Of hat ChrstAny on whlch
I've permanent hopes fos tho perp,tustion OF In.
stuiions rest But thero was another oiass Who
iesmsnsbp. and ,hnf ina, hey Can :. All times mess
and roll back tide Of evil which may threaten tho M
uon, BY merely breathing forth their approval dissp
prova OF any anticipated event. but such experience had
rsslled bat 10, fatally those who hsd relied upon In
times gone by in Isy, France, and elsewhere for the
rssver o. AnoSor csss wous say M. ~
simple TO talk Of the overthrow OF American installations;
them their argument ben lh., witt the prcson, prosrsu
OF American Improvement such tbi1x aid POSSIBLY
occar but hey FORGET ne a,; and os sr- s...s ss'
seiher owing 70 the vide spread OF 0pesnsnly Bal the
SPEAKER insisted that the house OF Gcdh the uay
ali free osher inssu ors eorronet ogctnes There
wa' . Glass Of reformers IN our midsi Who rep
resent the Bfbe ~ q worn out production, and
propose 70 ob,istisDiss and perfect sociey On an
entirely nov plsn By bcEnnng with the heas and work
s q ANN m, mn hoe rsss mo
Chrs teaches ~ commence at The heart ard brss In
sui love for holy thinssl AIS MN win idess vhloh
before total Stranger 70 him. a7d baptses him WITH
sTossolic zeal and vespcn ihst against Caris
any By any posoil.y prospw OF or be for sod %
any OF Invitations expect 10 prosper unle hey
are dependent or relying In measure IN tsiisniy for
support The spesEcr concluded ~ oonsrsnlasng the
- y. On s1sl .ra =
Rev. M. OSBORN followed win some appropriate re
marks ~hen congregation adjourned 10 the southeast
corner Of the hurch where Rer Dr. Bangs went throash
me q laying sbe scue, With appropriate
bible, Methodist hymn book, 0hssssaa xdv,oak and
Journal the discipline Of tins Church, and various papers
amer The ceremony had been oonpssed, the ccugrsrs
| ecn was disn,isicd vi h the DoxoioIy.
| Laying OF the Corner stone or ths nsrinsrs
Hsrbor baptist Church.
kruers Harbor Staten Island, about two miles DO
yond Port Richmond, amriving plscc ssd rapidly in
cre0ng In size hs noted chiefly fer m trade In oysters
they bens brought there from Virginia. whe very younr
ssd planted In the Bag, from which they afterwards
rased and brought mis- CITY Last year tho value Of the
oysters brought here rom This p.oe alone reached near
million Of dollars. IRE Baptist denomination hare two
churches Port Bchr md and they have recently
STEPS Tor he erection Of meeting house 81 Mariners
Hsrbor The land soas,od 10 them and the founis
ton o. building fund established through the IibersIy
q Captain David yAnDss one OF the Oldest residents
the hand Through tho efforts Of tbs pastor, e. r. wlds,
sbout 5000 have been raised The edace win cost In
tho noehhofhooi Of $1,000 nisto be srtyt~o feet In
length by forty one In brssath, and from the plans will
present very pleasing spresrsrce
oae slssto number Of the friends and members OF be
church we're present e aging Of The corner stone d the
edince on wednesday last The exercises oommenonxu
O'Clock r. NJ Aner slDgnR hv tho ,hofr spsvonrste