New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
THE PULPIT.
rnF ruSpRErH ANNIVERSARY OF ST. PAuLs CHAPEL.
L A. A. -. -.

TnF TuNpRETH ANNIVERSARY OF NJ. PAuLs CHAPEL
hundred wear. ago, just before the period when
tie eoous. beginning 20 Sci Tc-yo uEdc k.rely rule
le dedcaioFy Of s. Pauls Chap were ted ia tie
el.e e.ci,d divine worship Ho2dWay between Fulton
aud vesests d1dcatogy preached BY tie
Rev samuel Auohnuh strong supporter OF the right of
royalty rule pleased AZ that time scdon ius
ait a. ., IL hrnt erect and IN the ar.oa valleys ~
and The haFworkng toicTs Of fhc soil n
Masas 1"tfs and q" ufstocrnie Volunteers
bgFri-ling rusty Hhss for the Struggle that cane
n harry and cnded IN Independents New York
Cy that hotbcd 81 IoyalI, ard the patriots OF
aa a, met with the same couriescs and kindnsses
foytss n power that the Unons Of East Tennessee met
With c,. under the Davis ssgsBe II probably
for his reason that Gcoce Washington recommended me
burning Of the City Of New ork Ia his ccr 20 Congress and
Il he city anervard fired by the Patriots 10 years
conhag cnsned In which SO houses DESTROYED This
Wa Known o. the Great fe OF and The en,'Ie district
from what known Whitchalslp where the boatnen
used cOnsgae dice and drink Ia the taPsier house OF
fields 10 Washington Market In the iront Of the
church cnlirey destroyed by hr Trinity Church was
burned down nothing being LEFT Of the ehcc but the bare
walls and 81 Pauls saved by the most strenuous exeron
The roof having been wsercd Prosey by men with large
buckets during The are In this church George washington
has worshpcd here has the stately Hamilton bowed his head
here under ae qaaH, Old pulpit with y, sounding board
IN public life has listened 10 the simple grand old service
Of ranEer laner Ridley and TiosOn The great
men patriots and sagc have al NorhPed OF or visited The
Shrine ot - Paus and In the adjoining graveyard the
bones o. hundreds OF The Old knickcbcker stock fee ~ the
serp OF ETERNITY. Ibe moiarrhg dhsi OF hchaIl h0ht
gomery the brave soldier and gallant geneman who M
noDY the lEls OF Quebec unlike " Ole who caught the
promise Of victory With BIZ DYING glance rest nader monu
men erected by grateful eonary behind The altar piece
Another lshmal whose IL famous than that
Of MoagOmery Thomas Adds Enuct lies under marble
obek on Whose surface engraved the cs.pd hand, Of
order tie United Hishmen which numbered In
~ rank. all that ehiVsous wise and educated OF eland
Ia opposition 10 BTitan's power
The edhce commenced In l6i and completed the
celebration Of most interesting nature The morning
the Episcopal Church Tie olerg,mca onclng the service
Rev. Morgan DIX ID Hector Of the church Rev. Dr
Deacon Of Palis The Rev Dr Haisht preached the
entitled Remembrance OF the Merrles o. the Cenia
The discourse elaborate oud appropriate one being
complete and exhaustive review OF the services aud
mnl' o. nc cafsymea who here mnis,eied end oheiated
very handsome appearance with the blended o. the chae
bat rich aiarPece The altar desk and pulpit were covered
With new nnd very 0eau draperg finged With gold bullion,
reseaied b. the fades o. The congregation Tho Church
ssP,b decorated With aoysrs f9e music under me dreios
nhed the Church part Of the seree The Centennial celes.
tended by about so children and their paren, many Of whom
formerly pupils teachers In this school Addresses
Rev. Dr. Halsht the Ees. Mr. billiard aad The
Mr. Baiin. Dr Haghi In few well chosen and appropriate
remarks alluded the progress the Sunday School connected
with Psus Church which established in i-5 by
Bishop Hobart lie also referred to the fact that the sunday
Schools severed domestic relations between parents aud
children and the ties Of the pastor to these uvenc charges
formerly the child oliechled 10 the Christian doctrine
ana the Of ts faith at hone In the sabbath evenings
aer Church b the paSer Tho reverend gen
tlen alluded the want which Sunday sohoo, supplied
IN taxing spiritual Of the thousands OF children who
have 40 one to take care OF them. He referred 10
the Dissertation the sabbath and particularly TO too de-ecra
ton oi tho Lors day which being contaminated while
the eterend gentleman making hi. remarks railroad
COMPANY having commenced 10 up broadway In mont of
81 Paus for the purpose oiaying down the rail, tor
track DIR sxht denounced this breaking OF the sabbath
cscul,ict cal down OF God upon every
neeied with the COMPANY At the conclusion Of the services
memorial the celebration distributed 10 the chill
dren By the Rev. d. Dix
EVENING SERVICE.
The evening service Of 81 Pauls Church very well at
ieaied every being occupied The Rev DIS Dir and
H,ght Ohctted aud tue preached by the Rev
DIR. ynton. The title OF Dr. Nnions discourse The
Mustard Seed Church IN Two Centuries Under this
head the learned and reverend gentleman reviewed at length
the rise progress and noofiety OF the Episcopal Church hom
first planting In New Amsterdam lr0i TO the present
date d. yinon compared the growth Of the Church TO the
planting Of the mustard seed Re also spoke OF the work
achieved In the present ceuiusg aud declared the hundred
which has elapsed since 100 20 be the erandet century Of
all time The discourse OF DR. Ninon very able and
scholarly and peculiarly appropriate to the occasion
After tie singing of selected him the services concluded with
the beneiictiOn. The services to-day are a. follows
IL O'Clock lecture by the rector History Of 81 Pauls,
and "reminiscences ofthe past T. Z. o'clock fl choral
vice by the united ohos Trinity Chapel and Trinity Church
under the direction OF VIM IL Walter Mus Doc Sermon by
Rev. DIR. Weston.
MAJoR-GES. HOWARD AT THE SEw-ESGLAYD
CHURCH.
Major-Gen. Howard delivered an address last even