The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

from the past 70 bs Tia ,s,is,s- Of -o., o,iy
the command or the great sn RIA stsyns or,v 4, nc
wnsen sasss sne ME spA,rass nsns overlooss n,' IN
forth 70 be the servants OF hs will roe suolss, pri,
cples. the psipes practical yu's, hidden f,r ago
frrm the vpe Ard pYveens srsrS t-e Asso.s ~
t,ons Of the earth The time their aevelopemsD,
the ordcPDR OF 6o6B proviispos bsf nos c.ome wh,t
thss did como man seemed 70 air be The gree.
discoveries by what The world calls tents AoS ,hus
while We marvel Ct eacn ond.r.ul dsvsopemsnt OF
human skin and might, faith eAc0es us u "si ry
dhoovery Of the wondrous sgences which God has pa,
at msp's disposal, should drs~ forth tho hasrtel, Non
Aotis Donise-"Not unto unto us-bus unto NV
name, give glory" Escn new achievement Of tns humsn
rmd in developing the powers which man osn make
obedieot 10 HE WILL should call forth from the very nsart
7s Deum Lasdamus.-"We praise thee, God-we
acknowledge thee to be the Lord-Iord Goa OF
Tbh feeling which my text well expresses -earness
sincere strong IN oil our hssra rus, has led tn ns 40
poissmtnt ofthe service on Wednesday nex 70 which my
present discourse designed to be, m measure, intro
ductory. Tho wonderful acsomf shmspt In connection
with which tAh service appointed seems 70 have taken
right hold Of the public mind and bear, We may not al
ways vgt tie popalt bot when tbs. vo,,e come,
from the great heart OF our humanity swelling with ioy
which must And aerSnce and breaking forth 10 songs Of
reality Ard when thss desires 70 up lself In n.
DuS ana sing praise and thanksxvipg 70 Him who hss
sven such power unto men, with all hsr heart and with
al her soul should the church DO ready give the oooor
tun'ty, and 10 we win. We not prepared for the
disappointed crowds who Unexpectedly 70 as on NE
bu. with Gods help We will be ready for al whom thesn
walls contain Wednesday next We rejoice 70 witness
the religious feeling which has accomplished this great
undertaking from is beginning 70 IL succesafu issue
We hslAt ~ one Of tho most hopeful siSus
OF ne t1es pro that gi,ryipg over the greatest
achievement the sge has NOT ta gotten aosy GIN
who has given this honor unto men, seems that our
sge and counry have IN this ce put 10 81 sir boast
full and self ludsory spirit, the occasion were too
great for such meness There was danger tina. might
have been otherwise. Such long stroke in hdman pro
Sess clearing with one bound the broad Atlantic would
feem to justify little boosting Passing along the street
was considered very hfss II pcportsd Vsstsr
from Philadelphia-"rns Day News from London y
Ths brought the great reality fully upon the miud The
proof 70 this OF his power, his Skill his gioyy 10 him
the wonderful man OF the nineteenth century all the
praise AID honor due he hath made way In the ses
snd path IA the mighty waters" his unerriug skill
twisted NAT marvellous cord 10 which the nstru msu u Of
his Invention give HE and apmshn bis hands fashion
90 ne macnnes oy wnicn WAS gently iad n ts ocean
the wind and waves; and bis inventive skin makes the
dumb wire TO speak How great is man-the Of The
nineteenth century, Then went back little and saw
these mighty chips battling with tho fierce elements Al
NEST helpless and one, a. least hopeless but in COTS
mercy ssd power TO save saw them twice returning
with the broken fragments OF their cable 6espairiug OF
success. In this read the FIRST and second lesson OF
Gods providence, teaching that can do nohog Of
himself. heayd voioe from Hsavsn, saying, az alone
spread cot the heavens and rule the raging the
And In answer ID the prayers Of the Ohrstan who
sailed IN those noble Ships heard him who slept In the
"Pesos be sti and fen how true WIS ,nst irs. an
nounceueut from the true hearted Christian ssor walsh
we'll acrbed all the glory To God Ard not every
Cnrstan heart ia this land thrilled with joy that glor
scene graphically described ny the correspon font
Of city paper (the NEW Yosx aEsAip), which 50 aty
crowned the successful compilation Of this great work
Around the end Of tbA. wonderful cord which str hes in
unbroken continuity tvo 10 ussn5 miles through the
deep gathered the who had ty,ed End wa.chsf
through weary days and ngbtg-men worthy OF the two
great nations whom they represent Al th.y stand
upon that sterile shoreworn aud weather beasn r1sn-
they AFFORD tsbleau for toe history OF AZ time The
commander wno had % well guided tho noble sbio nj.
dresses sDem. Was IL 10 tell them bow noby they had
perfor med their dutyS how deserving they or glory
and pra,seS No. true maa Ia s,eakbg AID t. trlo
men These had seen the works Of the lord aad his Eoa
ders in the Deep rhey had born brought into c,ss cor
tact with the great OF nature a,d m near 20 God
Before him they bowed In prsyer AMI thauk.siviDx-
Him they sscrihed all the glory, they gcrided God
vhcb had given sIch power unto mon. For The same
great God, said tbs reverend gentleman In conclusion
Wednesday pexs Not " slory man, but 70 praise the
ord for his goodness and WONDERFUL works 70 toe chill
drep Of ren To pray ha. those wonderful cords wbsh
are now spreading the nnA aud through the ssa
from nhore TO shore, may be bonds Of unioD cords o.
love- messengers pcane among the nations of the earth
oenre sartnor and fasser the ad .cns Of The Gospel
that on The land they may ne eoeap strings vibr xtng
with the brerth Of Heaven md through the tea with
efbereal fire bear OF until from every cor
OF the earth shall rise % eternal song sGiory
10 God In the bisheeon earth, pesce, good will towards
men,"
The was listened TO with brsa,hless attention
and ue concon the regular services OF the day xcrs
brought TO close n The usual manner.