The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12
MORNING. EDITloN-TUEsDAy, MAY r. 1857

thas 1ied " anuse usen; D~~.~n scb .iat ami shea
W. there WA very ns,io ,uers-; As-o aah-s ~ ela
Wsn a1d kssurssr that nnSr y blsuss~ VI afnaso
men, The ohsvsctsr ~ lssuso 10 s'snosAs %
rcearced a. dssiaedy b-irA ax Hut u IND ruVsss No
respectable s-ouLAr s~r u ,hs o,.y nsa .snhrsa ,ha
,he pulpit k1bhc rssanspss, bs Vie tho
Eau wncn "n, ,n<...- u.s .nss mo mo
Aae npssd W ead pubic ntiou VI lhY- prsvved that
sc~spapsI al iaan III betvsn the passhAi attempted
70 had public ~eDtirBuu v here ~ir
Nm. aArFikLD DUgs AAas rHIIs6.
~ the ok<e ~ NJ. rsnrs-v~its asLtva-~, Raw X NJ
sa,u, whou the pulpit -4Ad- AMI bth aivtoAa<S the
must ffunJ " temLsat'n and 0rrusson In ths
CITY II theIe engine III Ssrin that IA doing moro
" oorrup, bis c1,y than any Other ~ that form n
anasen,-n ha ha- ND from tina pulpit To
the supprl only uf moral o"i ri rsigo'@ p,o Oh
p.l,st ns, fallen 40 towf ,uun Who ma Akeo he vows
Of Cod upon them, hsvs sash s's~s nj Chris han resp
sciiy, h high an,o tor iaywen 70 SAX os-fW young
geher for the of the right and The .oDIre,n Of
what IL " rong Toe speaker hui faith IN any
mspt that WIS nor stiouy IA accordance win no g@i
Of chrisI ......-A- -.-r-....-.
REV. Mr.. CryLER ON "oAMILLK.n IA = III
REv. Nh CUYlEa nest addressed che Ase,casaou, Ar.
Stuart, Who had been cnpo,Dced, bring detained. lie
-aid he had b, ard that ts Young Mems Christian Aso
cistiou wreck and ho d0~o % h,ok after IL
but instead OF wreck, be found hne rugged ship, ready
for VOYAGE and ho would .Aad By y % the lasi
Every institution hi It's trying period He oecved THAI
ume passed with tbs Bssoc,lt,on, and bNsoefrth II
would be respected than before l. hal been said
THAI the ASCENSION has y4neu hanir With fanatic
and radicals; but In tho name christianity
he pvosested that this pst md riin ny paced
itself upon conservative CHRISTIAN ground II hts do
caI I'd tor free speech far ,toDt with IN titan
principles. Il MoDiay ngbi tno r,ghs which
those pastors cri,eisea iheto Sndays
tree speech. The Chrstian A-rSision lilo Mt dras
youbg men ON tho praysr naei'io, Ut other chr hos
ri these young men, whom pastors th0igni
the sssocIaop drew al, he tirao dre~nS Ter Mrs
Poilphars ball. snhGbg FROM boxes ipDu spns infa.
ugous French tragedy hike "Cam,o," which Ought u Dr.
hi from New York bach AMI fr,m Paris ,ck
PurgaiorJ whence Mr. Caysr enisred into
lengthy defence u Young Mems Christian Associations.
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEdIN AIRY.
Tho anniversary Of thc SEMINARY held asi
evening In the Mercer Presbyterian church. There
u large attendance OF iies and gentlemen, the for
Of whom, rs always the at this celebration,
having decided prepondersnce The order Of exerser
corDmenced with prayer by Rev. Or. wkou, fobSed BY
chanting by the choir very Interesting d-conrse wa
then delivered by Mr.. JOSIAH ASpxus, uf tins city,
graduate Of the seminary, the Dignity Of the Sabbath
enhooLn In the his Idres he msde the follow
iLg remarks among oters-subbath suhnls deserve
spec and esteem i the good they do, nut psre 10 want
donvt properly We what this Organization H. He
would point out its Inherent dignity nelogs ohe historic
growth OF Christianity, such II hiu germ 10 the
eyes Of God, bull II has dgnty of liz own, resulting
fiom It's very structure and from the mlssi,n IL i
called upon 20 fulfil. Tho organic .tOD OF sabbath
schOOls a beautiful emcodinent vi the typo
christianity. IT "a here where the uli.aonary sri Ii
carried OUT and It's spaers resches ung we'll ~
the old, not only directly by liz mioDary ueparucni,
but ia whole structure. Here la the hesi'fu verai
lily Of character abe befri lends all mankind the Malay
Pagan excepted and pos,a~e- ecooy 10 bor opera
aui<, which great Chr istiln virtue Sho shows her
appreciation Of the value OF youth Of toe years lr
gIsnt IN fortune and refoembvrs that childhoods knpros
sils at mornontous their they lasting
Il cir duration. Thank Col sfr tne Sabbath sono for
IRON i so nslF Pai.s are aled ami 20 long ,he pa
10 the f1per. They bring tngether thvse who utter la
religion, aud bhd them together In Chri- ,an union
Tn, Illustrative OF Christian hive, and IL y just ha
10 consider aon Of their pDst, present and future
dencie~ they should DO hold In hgn disal,y by the
Tho next address was delivered by THEODORE l.. BYlSo
ros Of Belvedere, New Jersey tn subject being Il God
our faiher4' w, worry short pit,y, but the theo
ogica, ldess OF very ordinary character aid tho
election Of tho gentleman pos ~ very hugh ori'r.
oh,rs Eiasd IN. mu-sc ANS OF a worry -up,r,or order
nr. 0uvER r. CoBs Of Tsrryto~n, thsn detyeroo
cxcelert theological discourse on through glass,
lie wss followed BY Dir. CsAsIs r. HnxER, Of
,hls city Who SPOKE upon Tho American Pallat" Hc
mxDe The following oh ervauoDs' Ia uob'ng did God
much honor man rs In allowing him 70 bo his
herald from the pulpit, 10 sppnnng man 10
the teachings Of Christ under the direction Of tho divine
spirt The American puat must have peculiar aud dis
tibet hearing II has special oh IN otnsr
ues but In America Tho path taken by this Amer
pulpit ID new one u the path Of today, MOI thai
thousand yoars ago. To preach "a this western world
she sta ds In the midst OF circumstances such
before combined In all history To preach bore
very different To what was In tac days OF Alexander
Rome, 1hebee or Athens We do not preach here clothed
with superstuon and hare mol here poriOrm the
task VI Hercules upon doatsrs, bat have home full
splendid suggesons starting upon tho chapter Of
bev history aud advancing with rapid strides Every
thing displays that this rs the age Of activity. There have
been ages where man has appeared 10 sleep but IN
III sill IL ACTIVITY. Un er such circumstances woali
ANY body bold thai the p~ope SHOULD remain itg II
rvos III strength and mission FROM Col When the ago
sleee tho pust may, when r0sidcuce 10 up
hod IL, nwll be likely 20 hl. II n se principles ao
oonect, u " clear thai hv American pVlpi
pulpit, AMI II maet convince thai n 1Oca not
speak Tor amusement Ia obsdioncS ancient Gus.
tom, but 10 perbuade man 10 bo iecUDced 10 GV, and
that can only be accomplished by logical and earnes
burning words The pulpit NUT aso be TINS
uy-ths freest Of all othors. AZ pcople are Gu
JSble Of the greatest moral courage add heroi4rn,
snd the pulpit must parmko % that spant
10 conclusion he would say that n tho pul n u lthfs In
time 10 W her divine appointments she Will progress
gfess with tho growth Of the country Musc ~ tho
choir.
RmIN A. sswYIr of Ohio, then diuoourJci upon ono
Gospei Gro~n uld,, IN a very ab,o manner.
Ar AWAY =. WALAxR OF this CITY, Hpoko upon "Truo
Radicalbm." Ito said true rad'cai,m NJ real
public gooi may be political, eo1sI natural gcoi,
but muet be- eood. II looks sry ~ tho man, tue
Individual who IONS part u hu. there aos thoso
vbo ouy Individual ohjects Yes, true rsdcatsm
, aons n' o so.prg s,ua a., 10, V'ers %,
mosns b. which eins NJ accomplishing ba must be
gocd, and must not say let u do evil tat cool may
cone" II never siriscs At AMI coaprom-e- belief. Il
no Judas oeuaying FOR Thirty p,o Of silver tln tho
contrary, holds ~ Daring prvof 81 and deas
Muscular blows with tho oer MOI ouy are IL themes
good but wise; doss leh The into a tompcst
The gentleman then denounced pretended sHoais. Tho
true radical never reoonmends remedy wUrso thanSho
deaoe; Be not m eSurIatcr ana has large nl1in
Coo that be believes 10 permits no evu. mo same
reason that mace o mn radical, makes him a oon
servNior; history proves 10 Ls, heu tho raiicsl 20
forth q knight errant, fearing nos man, but Cod
and do nee vet him bay down bis srmor vvspeus uDr
be has accomplished his heavenly ms,ion.
Mr.. BouzrsR ~ WHITE, OF tbs city, followed with Tho
Rlod q Faith" The principal portion Of his S-oourse
referred 10 the necessity Of possessing faith, upou whch
the goaLemsh dated at considerable lcush. The choir
hon cnanted the congreVatsor standing. Or Htcboovk
q Howdcn College, Mlne, then adirvsScd the membors
u the graduating ois, cxhorns hem no, 10 an sono
d'ncron but 70 be Chrsunn heroes and goo servants o
Cbrtt Tho PARTING ode then chaptod by the congre
gaiou 10 tho o. "Aud Lang Syne, Atcr TIE DO
livery Of The boDedicuon Me assembsaxe rcnrci
NEW YORK SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING EDU- |
CATION AMONG COLORED CHILDREN.
An annual olecuon Of cacess and trustees q the above
society took place yesterday, al No 10 ronOsee. the
following we're elocscd-Iresiicnt, Mr. Chsres Pay;
Vice PRESIDENT, Mr. Abro LyonS Secretary, Mr. Philip