New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06

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indictment in regard to il and offered anc 'uccssoea
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If No 7OJ rad followed her, and finding thas she
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nag lipcly alarmed at her position as crmisa
od den;ed any intention to defraud bat simply taougn
the clerk WA mistaken in regard to the bill, aah thss
there conh be no harm Ia trying 1t secona "n"'
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MD be rroeured for her, Ladies should understand
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n reosrd 10 bauk bills than they can be, and ina hh
d,ece,or. bnsness 10 offer bad one second sms'
To. FrRo,s The Bremen steamer Bremen, CaPs.
Wesses. called on Saturday for Southampton ana bee-
men with 126 passengers and $3.50 40 in spe;e' loo
Br;t;sb steamer yigo Capt. &irehouse, also iens :"
Liverpool with nc passengers and sf2oV" IN 'poo'''
CogsycRArIos OF A STSAGosUE.-The new syna-
gogue Of the congregation Bnai Israeli at the c'rer
Stanton and Forsyth streets, was consecrated ION
divine service yesterday afternoon. Inc ouiidins
so feet deep, and about 80 feet wide, and contains
SPACIOUS gallery which is devoted excu'iveiy 70 inc
women Of the congregation. The edifce was dense,y
crowded At The appointed hour, the Rev. DR.. DE
or minister of the congregation, at tho
head Of long procession knocked at tae door OF tue
synagogue, and exclaimed: "Open the gates OF
righteousness for me, that NAV enter them 20 prae
the Lord" The choir from within responded: This
is the gate of the Lord into which the righteous shall
enterS After which the Rev. DR.. Raphael opened
the doors and the procession enered the Chazan say
respopded .This Is none bet the house of God, and
this is the gate of Heaven" The Chaz2n then as
cended the resdDgdesk, and assisted by the choir,
sung the chant: How goodil are thy tents, y
Jacob thy tabernacles q Israel "
The officers of the congregation, composed ofJV. FRI
tourg President, S. Dejonge Secretary j. Lsnsberg
Treasurer, and s. Bernard, NJ. 5. Cohen, III: Lazsr,
Trustees assisted by the honorary Officers OF the coz
preeation en- brought the Sacred Scrolls the Law
the door of the Synagogue and thence proceeded 70
the Ark while the Chszsn and choir sang Blessed IS
he who cometh in the name Of the Lord We bless
Won from the house of the Lord" The Ark was then
opened amid the singing Of the Chazan and the choir,
when the procession walked aroud the temple seven
tines hating at each circuit aud deposiing of the
laws During each circuit different psalm was sung,
and when the Sacred Scrolls of the Law had all been
nIaced in the Ark the perpetual lamp was lighted by
The Rev. DIR. Raphael. While the procession was
moving around the Synagogue thirty or forty ltsae
irls s,tired in white with blue sssbes and wreashs
Scattered flowers upon the floor in front Of the Ark.
Al the conclusion of this highly interesting ceremony,
the Rev. Dr. Raphael assembled the desk and delivered
brief but eloquent DISCOURSE taxing iop Is tsxs tue
tho conrse of his remarks he alluded 70 The solemn
vices of conservation in bygone days, ana the sen
ments that were entertained on such occasions. He
MIKE of the hordes of Romans VINO destroyed
beir temple before their very eyes, aud then Israel
had notbrQ left but exile They went forth with the
truth of the Lord in their mind and travelled over the
world. They crossed the Atlantic, and sought aud
fonnd a home in the United States Wherever civil
ization spread the Jew was to be found; wherever
commerce. united meu in the bonds OF amity, there
wss also the Jew to be found; and wherever ten Of
them got together their rst call was to erect place
of worship to the Most High. This was minor sane
tuary but it not minor in holiness. The cathedral
might rear it's towering steeple the mosque its majestic
dome but none could so boast of the Holy Presence
they could.
After revertpg TO MANY reminisc noes in the history
of the Jews in the United States he concluded by say
ing that as he consecrated this place of worship, be
hoped would continue to be the abode Of pescs and
union and whoever came there to pour forth his soul
might find peace and pardon; and further that who
ever came there in spirit of thankfuness would he
hoped go forth rejoicing.
The Rev. DIR. Lyons next addressed the oongrega-
ton and exhored all present to contribute their mss
toward completing the payment of the debts that bed
been il CURED upon the ediiice.
The Rev. DIR. Bondi, venerable-lookng Rabbi,
then spoke. addressing the congregation in low Dutch,
the great majority of them being Hollanders.
Tie exercises were concluded with prayer and sing
ing.