New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
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The THIRD AESVERsARY or THE FULrC
PRAYER-MEETIHG. The above entitled snni'>
was leld yesterday, between the hours Of ~ N an
p m, at the North Dutch Church corner OF William
add Fulton sIeets TIE public bad been cordially IN
vted and they responded by I'll ing the church, 90 that
In f)v minutes after the mmeLcement OF the eKer-
cis there was not square foot OF standing room to
| be obtained The aisles, windows and doors were
bile aud every inch Of the most uncomfortable
footing was taken up. The Rev. DIR. Cutler of st.
AIMS Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, presided. The
Rev. DIR. Gillette made the openi address, which
followed by addresses by the Rev. Dr. Vermylye and
Murray of Elzabethport, N. j.. and CLARK of Brook
Ign, the Rev. Charles Jones OF the Seamsns Chacel
and others. Several converted also spoke. DR..
De Witt made the closing address. During the prog
ress Of the meeting Horace Holden esq, called aten-
ton to the fact that the Chris ans Of this city would
enter upon the work Of wishing systematically all the
families within its limits could be easily reached and
be therefore proposed that setting should be held, at
the cose Of the regular meeting 10 consider the sab
iect. Accordingly a goOdly number OF pastors AMI
laymen remsinsd. Horace Holden was called to the
ctair and r. G. Pardee appointed Secretary. Ad-
dresses were made by the Chairman, the Rev. DIR.
Clark, Mr.. Pardee, TIE Rev. Asa ID. smi h. the Rev.
Dr. Murray and others cordially irdorsng the plan as
proposed by The N. y. Observer two weeks ago,
which was that every Christian in the city should
visit two families; by which means, it was stated, ey-
cry family could be reached. On motion. COMMITTEES
was appointed of which Horace Holten, esq, was
Chairman and George Douglas, A. L. Wetmore
and others members to take efficient measures to carry
out the plan.
Sr. TInoTHY's CnURcH.-The new church edifcs
for ,hispsrish Of which the Rev. g. j. Geer is Rector
and which is situated on fyfourth street. between
the Eighth snd Ninth avenues, was opened on Satar
cay for divine eeIvice. After the usual morning SER
vice. according to the ritual Of the Protestant Epsco
psi Church, sermon was preached by the Rector.
His assistant, the Rev. Mr. Tatlock preached in the
evening The ofertory, morning aud evening, toward
the building fund.- was quite liberal. The buidingi is
plain and neat and viii accommodate comfortably four
hundred persons II ia located the vicinity Of Central
Park, and in a rapidly growing section.
CITY MoRTALITY.-Tlb number Of deaths occurring
IN this city for the week ending Sept % $780, OF
whom 81 were men, So women l56 boys aud l39
girls showing total increase Of 6 over last week.
and of 80 over the corresponding week Of last year.
rbe principal cases Of acute diseases Cholera
infanun, 49, infantile commissions 22 scarlet fever
20; dlarrles, 16 defamation Of the lungs, IA; diph
theriie 10; dy,entery, l2j spopsxy 10; inflammation
of the brain, g. teethng, 81 yphus fever Il hopping
cough, Il measles, 6; Group, 6; jauudice, a; small
pOx, 4. Total, 265. OF chronic diseases: Consump-
ton, ~; nfantile msrasmus, 49, dropsy in the head
u; dropsy, s. alouminaris, q adult marasmus, 5;
cirrbosis Of the liver, d palsy 81 caucer, ?; scurvy
.. Total 1871. OF deaths from external aud other
causes Casualties, 6; old age, A; premature birth,
4; drowned, 81 cyaucsis, 3; compression OF the
brain, O. delirum tremens 2; inemperance q poison,
@ xii ed or murdered, l. strangulatioD, 1. Total, "a.
Classified In respect to their ages there were under
year li4 from to 2, 70 2tO5 40; to 10, Is; 10 to
70, /; ~ to Is, 6; 15to IL, 81 II to 20, Il 20 to Is,
81; IS to 30, 81 30 to 49, 81 40 to so, 3d. so to
60 l29 20, l2 7OtosO 81 80 to9O .; 80 tol0O, l.
Classified in respect their nayities, $50 were Ams-
Iicsns, 80 Irish, 80 German, English, unknown,
Scotch, British American, Swiss, l Italian, |
Welsh, / West Indian, and Piussian.