The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

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recy or otherwise, wsh go children 200 Of whom
have visited
me chldrcus agent has visited 40 children, whose
homes found manly the principal between
New York and ST. fous; located 81 removed and re-o-
Gated 49, found homes for several adults In
ton with this labor she hae Travelled 10 900 miles
received free passage, &C. several railroads and met
with increased encouragement in the good work
The Home School hsslbeen lager than during any pre-
year has registered los girls and i2 boy
"a pupils remaining An unusual religious interest has
prevailed for some weeks and indications Of good
nfest
Home Industrial School No has registered list Of $40
girls Present average attendance, 1872; garments dlstri
doing, 1,tta garments made by tho chdren, Hs.
Twenty i've Of these children have been sent 10 homes
pessantly localed 10 Christian families.
Much destituton existing the parents OF the chill
drsn has been relieved through the agency Of the
Home
Home Industrial sechool No 2, located on Foytieth
street. Was organized in January last Number OF chill
dren register ed leo average attendance about co. super
vned by efficient commune o. ladies Children dong
exceedingly veil, and eyncins marked mprovementfrom
MISSIONARY AND vrsrrrse DEPARTMENT
The missionary has made over 600 visits among the
poor and des,u,e 21 visits 70 the sick s.ended gag
three children 10 the House Of Refuge, sir Juvenle
Asylum, and thirty one in The Home
The lorcas and Visiting Committees have given out 10
the suffering during the year, alter due investigation,
II SCI garnens ss3 quilts, and quantity or pro
many worthy families from sSaryaiion curing the perod
that the want Of employment was most severely felt
Auxiliary societies and friends Ia toe country
bly, responded N the aopeas Of the society sent forth dur
ing the late financial crisis The oolnmaad BriDg all
TIE thes nto The storenouse seemed 70 haze been full
nled eide q scae that when the refreshing
from the presence Of the lord became genera
IN their midst, The gracious promise was brought
i.reoy 70 und; Bebold, ] VII open the wn.
shali not be room 10 receive H." Number u packages
received from Nay 1857, Ia May !, 1855, 2o Could
these generous donors have wtneeed the relef thelr
bounty has al rded the grateful words and TIE
earnest prayers for bcDedcon UPON them, they would
feel consrsined 70 render hsnss crng for the priv
ese Of thus crying oan tears and chasing despair from
human hearts.
Ryv I. CrYrER then proceeded 10 rresch the annual
sermon. He took biz tex, from the second chap
ter and 2otb verse OF St Jsmes-'Fstb without
works dead Also" This gathering, he said,
,eemed lk, . spiritual wedding, to which they
were oil hidden IN come by their Holy Master. The
bride was youss and sosr,ifuI, Ike Mntons Eve she
Of earth, but Heaven born-the daughter Of the
great father aud her Faith. The bridegroom
who stood beside ber-srd be w@ lusty, hrm snd
sipe~y- made deeds az daring; bis name was Action
They we're ursd 70 I've toll ana suffer together Until
time passed away. rhls fatb and WORKS coupled
together, religious feeling and acyhy But what Col has
united have often attempted IN separate Some
think that religion feel merely; they look upon
picture without action. To many among the
prominent IN this city sue looked upon vigorous
enough 70 take care Of herself The Scripture Is
opposed 70 all these 81 Paul declares
that GOOD works without faith Ia worthless Faith
true, ssvos man and binds him 70 the Saviour
cr-ssjustines and consoles him Afterwards To
oil Popsh bead sellers and macs singers Paul says-
uStopl stopl Get all Jour controlling Influences from
Goo God" Paul stuck down that James strikes
At the oppos 70 heresy and eYtnguishes Path" b.
says. "s all RE Eases religion on ~ How any
one here sht know nc " ChrstisnY That faith ia
shsm thai does not produce good works The recent
lgious revvas al prove mOus.rOls ieusOn II " dOcs
bring forth gOrOus good porss he dwell, AZ
Ieush the doctrine o. - James that faith
less without good works and said that religion
thing OF the heart-an award principle bu, mere
va life ard sc,'vhy. The body must work
n vas popr religion indeed rhcb wrapped
ia garment arousd and sSlked abroad, yet
shed o. blessings ia pain. love brightest and
bshes principle IN religion, and in that gallery VI ght
IN the long array Of frieudess children visible
Religion animsed by th's love. ought 70 break down
every barrier between seat and sect and from rs
all children 81 Jesus Long suffering, besriBg and
fofbearrg re srestest nut Inc tnest bessne fae
example of Christ the Crose when mpoycd forgive
Tor be peystcutors was an instance Of this. 10
Thought the best evsenCs o. Christianity 70 be found
the man Who patiently endured persecution which he
tbeS 20 be u1iHt Itusuthsopty ga Chrt tsn'y 9TH
fosf in s baa1 CnrstsCfy on iootno reg,op wtesb