Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30
LOCAL NEWS,

continue with undated interest The praye
meeting, on arCoHnt of the length Of the day. il
limited tn a very brief space in the evening bu
II is kept up with spirit by the young men
Yesterday was lovely sabbath, and the churcbe,
were generally well attended morning, afternoon
and evening
| At the Fourth Presbyterian church Row Iobr
c. Smith. ID. ID took for his text in the morning
the words " Encourage him - found i'm the a ~
chapter, Book OF Deuteronomy, 3Sth verse These
two words. the speaker said, contained in them 4
precePt Of great value and importance-seen to he
great. important and valuable when the relations
] In which and the circumstances under which they
4 were uttered Were considered Moses I'm The
chapter. was recapitulating things that had CO.
Cured In his administration of bis interesting i'm
portAnt-awfnliy impOrtant-Ofiiee The time had
come when he would rehearse in the hearing Of the
| people OF Israel the things which God had done
snd ihen resign his office Into the hands Of another
The text IN the afternoon from the 4sth verse
fifth chapter, Gospel according to Matthew: % Be
IN heaven Is perfect"
At the Second Presbyterian church, In the eve
ming, the pastor. Rev Dr. J. q Hammer preached
from Ecclesastes, eleventh chapter 9Th verse
Rejoice. o Young man. I'm thy youth: and let tbv
heart cheer thee in the days Of thy youth and
walk IN the ways Of thine heart. and in the SIGHT
Of thine eyes but know thou, that for all these
things God will bring thee into Judgment >, The
preacher submitted his remarks on the following
points: /. Throwing of parental authority: The
FOfanatlon OF the sabbath day; .. Bad books; a
series OF sermons by the pastor to Young men
The heSt will be- delivered on next Sabbath after.
noon. at O'Clock.
At the Methodist Protestant Churcb Ninth
street. in the morning, Rev. l.. w Bates preached
from deuteronomy. BID chapter, 3lst verse. For
their Took Is not as our rock even our enemies
themselves being Understanding upon an ex-
animation and comparison of the foundations of
Bible Christianity and its opponents
At night, he delivered d lecture to the youpg
taking as basis the 18th chapter and 9th verse Of
fs.-fa.- DE-
and let thy heart cheer thee in the DAYS Of tby
youth, and walk in the ways Of thine heart and
III the sight OF thine eyes; but know thou that for
al these things God will bring thee into judg-
ment.' In his lecture the pastor opposed the doc
ulnes OF tue extremists. one class Of whom suffer
their children to indulge in what they please
without restraint and the other class restraining
thelh from even Innocent enjoyments The dan
gers of these two extremes We're pointed out The
one leading by degrees to crime; the other making
that torment which Was designed for the happi-
ness OF the creature. Enjoy life. but do not fail
IL distinguish between sinful pleasures and the
enjoyment of the blessings Tod designed to give
Do not abuse the privileges, but remember {. that
for all these things God will bring thee into iudg
mrnt.''
At st. Johns Episcopal church. in the absence
Of the rector. Rev Mr. Child preached from the
sheep. and am known of mine - John Ia. % The
afternoon service was from the text "Thou hast
the words of eternal life John d, 6s
Al the + street Baptist Church, Rev. Geo w
Sampson preached at the morning service from
text, He shall come down like rain upon the
mown grass, as showers that water the earth,''
Psalm -.
At Waugh Chapel in the absence of the pastor
the services were conducted by Rev DR. Gibbons
The morning discourse was from John. 18th chap
ter, 18th VERSE Greater love hath no man than
this that man lay down his life for his friends
In the evening. from Acts. 26th chapter 2yth
-. and Paul said would to God that not only
thou but also all those that hear me this day Were
both almost and altogether such as | am. except
At the NJ r. Church South in the morning, the
Rev. Mr.. Cross the presiding elder of the district
preached from the text. And without contro-
yrrSy great IL the mystery of yOdliness God was
manifest in the flesh Justified in the spirit seen of
angels preached unto the gentiles. believed on i'm
the world, received mp into glory.''-Timothv
> 10. At night, the Rev. Mr. Pealer preached
from the text 9 How shall escape if we neglect
SD great salvation. Hebrews =. B
At the English Lutheran Church. Rev J. G
Butler. pastor. preached in the morning from the
text JESUS stood and cried, saying. RI any man
thirst, let him come unto me and drink. John
. 81; and ut night, from the words. - But we
preach Christ crncifed First EPistle Of Paul to
the Corinthians l. ~.
a: the ASSembly's Church. Rev Andrew G.
ClrOtLrrs. pastor, preached in the morning from
john, chap. l. verse 30: - Behold, the Lamb of
Gud which tiketh away tue sin of the world :,
Al night the Lords supper was administered
and sven p"rsous were received into the member
ship Of the church.
Rev DR. Nldal preaC he'd at the Foundry Church
Yesterday morning from 2d Timothy. Sth verse
Sc Remember that Jesus Christ of the seed Of Da-
vid- was raiS-d from the dead, according to my
gOsPrl
Rev. Mr. Holmead. Of Grace Church. Island.
delivered fOrcibe discourse from the I'd Verse of
I'D Exodus: - And the angel OF the Lord APPEARED
uht' him IN u tIiie OF lire out Of the midst Of
bush; aHd h- looked and behold the bush burned
with nrc and tine bush was not consumed -
THF CATTLE MARkEr-On Saturday morning.
the open spaces around the Centre market Were
occupied by dealers in cows, horses, &c. With
regard To the latter. long pains are taken TO
prevent the possibility OF accident it will do we'll
enough Ia PERMIT their sale At those places until an
appropriate market place has been established
But the Treatment OF cows as they are now exhib-
lt-'i an sale Is 4 cause of much complaint among
those who are not brutes themselves The cows
are not MIXED for several DAYS and they are
driven 10 the market with their udders swollen
the milk streaming from them to the ground and
The poor animals evidently in the greatest pain
The same result is frequent prod need by keepinU
Tue calves from their dams FOR 4 day previous 20
The market; and when brought To the market
though the calf is at liberty. II cannot draw the
natural S'IStenance from the DAM because a string
Is urd around its tongue Persons who see the
cows with their udders large and the milk drip
ping from them. are often deceived with the idea
that iLese are the best animals Ii is deception
FOR the size and condition of the udder is unnatural
and the means which produce il injure the animal
THE BALTIMORE AND POroMAc RAILROAD
@~N-N@Ac'N
In fear that the construction Of the Baltimore and
Potomac railway, as originally proposed. is no
longer possible. The Fredericksburg Railroad
Company. with whose line of rail the Potomac
road would have connected, having finally refused
10 render that assistance which il was once SUD-
posed wonld have been accorded. it is now sug-
Sested Ia change the direction of the line of route
starting from Marlborough, in Prince Georges
county. So rs 10 connect with the Baltimore and
Ohio railway, either at its junction with the rail-
way 10 Annapolis, or else to connect with the lat
Ter road at tue point where il will probably inter
Sect the projected road to Eikridge landing"
EPISCOPAL VISITATION ~ THE DISTRICT OF Co
LTNBEA.-The Catholic Mirror gives the follow
ing as Archbishop kenrick's appointments for
continuation in W ashington and Georgetown:
In -. Patrick's church. Washington. on the
Feast Of Corpus DUmihi. at : O'Clock; in ST Mat
tlr% church. same morning. at Uo'cluck; in the
college chapel. GrOTgetown. ON Friday 2Ith OF
JUNG. lt o'clock; in the Convent Visitation
heoigct"wH- On Friday 9th Of June. at = o'clock
In TRINITY church. GeOrgetown. on Friday, 2Ith of
June. at @ o'clock ~. Dummies Island WasI .
ingtoH. on Sunday, 16tli of June. at O'Clock; 81
Pttfr = capitol HILL Washington same day, at
10 O'Clock.