Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-17

= kkIIoIovs.-The church-eoins povnon ~ am,
community wo hSofed Win delIrI| Pal wsafbev
yesterday, and the sfsesdanee w. isvr.- -
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H HsSsns eifys ~: shs e, s aassss
revival witnessed IN this city TIN er.sc,ns o.
yesterday were both interesfinR ana nroet.niss
An,s y af,ss tns spssisg s1sc,ss "A
q cencns were admitted a. probationary, which
males III since the eonnencenent Of the meet.
inRs The pastxr delivered discourse from
EPaes,ss Va 70 e IS ses,ss isslusye The .ub
ie was powerful dissertation and especially sp-
plicables those who have recently Commenced
me warfare In the evening, The church was
sad ih % before the hour q oPening
ana i6th verses. Subject-The voice Of 6ed
speaking 10 us, and our duty TO give the pIory 70
God before be csnssth cslamities TO come upon us.
Opoa Invitation, the altar was again crowded
With weeping Penitent, among them an indi-
vioual who had not been inside Of church for
ten years before. = The exercises viii Continue
every evening during the week, except Saturday.
/, Mefhcd,a Protssfast Chsreh, Nisth Street Rev
vice nom Matthew, 18Th chapter, frst clause Of
AID verse In the afternoon Rev. L. w. Bates
preached from 9th Psalm, Ith verse, ssTeach me
sns way y Lord, and Lead me in plain path, be
cause OF mine enemies.n In consequences of the
improvement OF Ninth street, now in progress the
evening services are suspended and In the AFTER
noon a. ~ Selcci the church 10 opened for public
Foundry CAapei,-Rev. DIR. Nadal. pastor. dis
coursed at II ., m. from Phillipian ans, ID chapter
and 9Th verse. Topics: Gods method for making
man righteous; and the act Of faith by which man
the Of 's the Dr. M.ds gs.ehsd
able Amuseinenn. The subject Of the evenings
sermon, was "Reading a. an Amusement from
Mathew 2ath chapter and 18th verse, and Prov
eros, 4th chapter and ed verse.
RAIQ ID
Combs Of Union Chapel, preached from St. John,
ON chapeef, 9th verse .sVerily say unto you he
that believeth on me hath everlasting life D These
are ne, Cs ,s own words, spoken 70 crowd Of
edge Of bis mission; and the speaker proceeded to
show the nature Of everlasting life. In the even
Ing, the pastor REV. Samuel Rogers) preac he'd
from the 4th verse, Sth chapter of st Matthew.
MstAodia CAseh SostA.-Rev. James Peeler,
Of Florida, conducted the service Of the day. The
discouFse In the morning was based upon the 9th
verse OF the 14th chapter Of John. At night NAL
achi, I'd chapter 18th verse. During the morning
offered up for the restoration 70 health Of the wife
Of the late pastor Of this church, the Rev j. G.
Cranberry, who was nigh unto death rive learn
to-day that Mrs. g died last night =
SsceSth-streef Prestyferiax Church Rev Mr..
Rogers (Methodist) conducted the morning ser.
vice In the absence Of the pastor. In the evening
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bittinger. having returned,
he conttnued his course Of lectures on the
iife taking for his text the 37th verse of the 18th
Psalm, and illustrating his subject with the expe-
fience OF Bunyan's Christian at Vanity Fair
First Baptist Church, TAirfeemfk street. The
sermon IN the morning was delivered by Rev. Dr.
Cole, from John, LIST chapter, 18th verse. In the
evening, Rev DR.. Hill preached from Jude, part of
18th verse: 'sThe judgement Of the great day."
> Wesley CAapsi.-The morning discourse was de-
livered by Rev. Tbos. Flint, from Matthew 18th
chapter, 33d verse. At night, Rev. Dabny Ball
preached from the nth Psalm. - - =
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!. PoLicE MArTrRs = efors Jsstiee Cooper Mrs.
Ann johnson was brought up, charged with hav-
Ing behaved in pfofane and disordesly manner,
to the scandal Of the Seventh-warders: fned Sc So
VIM. Thompson was caught splaying fantastic
fsats,, on the public highway, and punished by q
David Butler lcolored} whipped his wife, with.
out hrst obtaining legal permission to do 20; for
which nnconstitutionality be was let in for So %
Margaret Russell, an old offender against the
c c1 ~ an about swearing, was again fined
John b. Sullivan was caught second time In
adrunken and dilapidated condition, and making
an unlawful disorder In the street; workhouse for
Nancy Hailstock tcolored), for using insulting
and. abusive language, was fined S. 81
Ch s,. Burgess made use Of profane ard indie
5 VIM. Dodd was disorderly and profane: 90 81.
Johnny Johnny n KfsRPs an old soldier who mad served
ousiy under the sssars and stripes In Mexico,
sustained total defeat from Captain WHISKY, by
which he incurred the additional responsib lity 81
hne Of IS So the prompt payment Of which
saved him from visit to Queens. ,assI =
Ann Johnson Of Ethiopian defiyationgwere
brought up on Che complains Of Mofdecai Csrpen-
ter, also colored, that they had tsdiddledn him
OUT OF small change to the amount Of o. SO, while
ne was taxing a snooze upon a lounge In their
doniciie, possibly preferring the society of these
fair ones to that Of his own wife and children.
The sccused were dismissed from the charge of
sealing tor want Of proof and sent to ruraize for
~ DAYS each at Queens, for disorderly conduct,
playing CARDS, push pins, ETC., for money. -
NArIosAL RACE covRss.-oDee OF the editor.
OF the New York Split OF the Times, writing
from Richmond, Va, usges the organization Of 4
National Jockey Club, and in TIE came conuec.
"a National course il also frequently ,alked Of
here, and invariably 10 Washington City chosen
a. the great central neutral ground where il should
De located. D. p recently urged III claims
letters upon the subject be addressed to John
Butcher: Esq. There are many other gentlemen
In Washinston City who would probably do
mpeh TO further this object. among them 4. q
Iayioe, ESD, one Of the oldest Turf writers I'm
the Union; Gen. 6ibson, DR. Storrow. Chas' HIN
EEsq,, Msr,haii Brown, Es9.. Richard wallach,
Lsq, ,, Arnold Harris, Esq, Dr. Haw, and score
Of the Union, who could Of Themselves cstabIish
a coarse easily, and without external aid: but TO
make 1t truly National, In fact In name il must
belong 70 the Union, or In other words 70 the
National Jockey Club. ss.s.-IT !! - : :
y PISEY BRANCH RACE CorRsx.-In the course
OF delightful walk with friend on Saturday,
we stopped for q moment at the race ground Of
the Tiotting Club, where several crack horses are
In training, under the skillful control of Nelson
and sscoueld. We found the track had been
properly graded fonnd the lower. turn giyiny
ease and safety to horse and driver at TOD speed'
Two elevations In the home stretch have been
cut down, 20 that az good time may be made
upon ibis track az upon any half mile course
ume being nom I'VE to ten seconds slower on
haif mile tracks than on mile ones Gentlemen
imembcrs OF the Club or mott who shall visit the
lack On the occa,scn Of the great race on Thur.
DAY, win md abundant convenience Tor fheir
carriages IN the area Of the courses We know ~
no more deiightul sfter-dinners walk or drive
INN MAJ BY ehe race course, returning by Seventh
street o. by the Rock Creek Church ~ 80
AccIpssr ToA wAsaIxerosiAs.AA few davs
since, Ghssles 81. Haaler, q late graduate of Co
lumbian College, near this city, and at present 4
student At the Theological Seminary, Pfincetob.
N y. met with very serious accident. WhiIe.
exefcisfng on revolving wheel attached To the
gymnaaum Of that insfff1lfion frorn s,.r,. ~.,,-S