The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

". VI.
Rev. DR.. siaunson, Rev. Mr. Abeacrombie,
Rev. Mr.. Young, Rev. Mr.. Leeds.
Rev. Mr.. Pecke,
Rev. Dr. 0euby, Rev, Mr.. J. Q. L. Jones,
Rev. Or. Morris, Row. Mr.. Payne,
Rev. Mr.. Young, Rev. DR.. Wells.
Rev. Mr. AArsssp,
NORTH cHAxcu-
Rev; Or, Creighton, D. =, Of Iarrytown
Rev. DR.. Hackley, Rev. Mr. Hull,
Rev Dr. Walton, Rev. Mr. Stocking,
Rev. DR.. Edison, Rev. Mr.. fothergll,
Rev Mr. stearps, Row Mr.. Dennlson,
Rev Nr. Atnell, Rev. Mr.. Doane.
Rev Mr.. Prasty,
Rev Mr., stowell, Rev Mr.. scarborough,
Rev Mr.. Harrison, Rev Mr.. ChApm,n,
Rev Mr.. Craee, Rev Mr.. Cotton,
Rev Mr.. Thompson, Rev hr. Card, Jam, w. l.
Besides these gentlemen were the four uudermentoned
bishops
Right Rev Bishop Potter, Of New York
Rish, Rev Bshop 0denhsimer, Of New Jersey;
Right Rev Bshop Talbot, Of Boston.
will be observed that there were several gentlemen
from distant docesses, among whom may particular
ize:-
Rev Mr. Fo,herain, or Quebec.
Rev. M. Thompson, OF Freder cktou.
Rev Mr.. Card, Of Jamaica, ".
The men and boys Of the choir numbering alb ,ut TWEEN
~ four all dressed In surpces Thea took up the position
assigned ihem the chAnce Their appearance, 10
their SUPPLIES was very chaate AMI beautiful and
In this necton may mention that the surplces for
The choir were the pious gin Of gentleman who ID
member Of the congregation and not Of the ladies' has
been enormously stated. The ladies' said, opposed
the movement, but seeing that IL works well
quite tatisatd with u.
MORNING SERVICE
Began in the usual manner laid down In the elcgan.
liturgy OF the Protestant Epcopal church. The Rev Dr.
oglby nsoned morning prayer 70 the creed The nrss
read by the Rev. Mr.. Payne. Of Schenectady
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prayer the creed 10 Tho Lsany, when taken
up BY the Rev Young, assistant minister Of Trinity
church. The ntonA,ion Of the Ltany was very nne.
Bshop odenhsmer Of New Jersey insoaed the ante
mupion service aud the spise Of the day read By
HE Right Row Bshop Delaney Bishop Talbot read the
Gofpe and The RESPONSE 6lory be 70 thee, oh,
Lord' was rendered with thrilling effect By the organ
ana choir The Psslms intoned BY The Rev Or. VIM
tou who, inaiead Of singing the usual Gora patr ap.
propraey substituted Tie "Glora 10 excelsis Dec Tho
concluding prayers By the Rev Dr. Creighton and
the nnal beuec lotion pronounced By The Rev Bishop
Potter
ne whole service fun choral one, and II may be
juftly said that church IN America coulf excel
Old Trinity IN nc celebration Of The morning seryoo.
The yenite wen the Psalms q the dsy chauni
ed and the Te Deum and Bencdictus from Cuie service
In aAt save ample opportunity 10 nne, intelligent
youth, namce Master James Little, 70 display The powers
Of bis rich AID extraordinary voice. THIS young lais
singing seemed particularly y bave attracted the asicn
iou of The Prince and bis attcnoans The Ncere Creed
was ctaurod 10 tho Gregolan tone No 3, and At the
wcrdf mAud In Jetus Christ HIS ouly Son. the whole
congregation rcveeuly bowed, not excluding the Prince
aud nobiemen.
The anthem BIZ Marccllo "ch Lord, Governor, how
excellent Ia thy IN all the world wa then sung,
solos n tbs anthem being given In the most perfect
st,le a musical art b. Dr. Gunet,e and Master James
Little. 4be performances uooxceptonabc as 70 Be
beycrd All praise
he oGefloiy VAS emitted this occasion, Dr. vnton
announcing tuai persons who had aims . give could
ether deposit them the usual box a. The entrance,
scbd 1hem 70 bin the Docsor) 10 person.
Attho conclusion o. the communion scrvice the well
kporp hymn,
Before Jehovah's awful lhrore,
was supg by the fuil choir consisting or bases hr
tsnors f5ur altos ard ten sopranos The solos 10 the
anthem were wen sung BY James Little. The organ
ooupanled the choir from distance Of 40 feet, aad Mr.
Cutler the director o. the music threw lie full tones
THE SERMON.
Tho Pew nr vrSroS who was appointed n preach The
sermon then nscsudcd pulpit 10 his surpicc ard tok
tbc following text
Tbes the rfesfscrss end Princes euught ~ H1t ocra
rgou against psnsl roucs rnirg the kurfIn; nut hev
could ncue occasion faait ora.nnQh as ~ 80
fai'hfu, neither WAS there ang Ifpr ~ had lo4Na N
hin
1her saa these mon We she'll DAD am eecasi'1
oge'rfi tbs laniai, except MA d against "a ca
cern'rE ne law n his G9t --ttuiI n A.