The New York herald., 1866-05-10

commenced by referring 10 the teaonos anu oniioren
and said that be put down on the programme for
making some Introductory remarks. when they were
all lately walking outside they found few things to ~
mark upon the trees greeted them the flowers boome1
the birds sung for them, and Nature herself wei.
coined them The sight before him was Deautiiu 10 look
upon Such an assembly OF Lovely %nere IRE
Fairies, from the golden fairies down TO the anourn
fairies, and oh how beautiful they looked There
knowledge, and every day brought them to new
'S1R'sni .rsa @ e,sd ne o,i,.sS the
'Feast of May" This piece suitable for tue occalon
ehearsed fully by the pastor OF the church, curing
which the children listened very atentvey se nS sa'o
schools were those bright spots in il There FIVE
schools IN connection with this church, ana Chrs.y
presided over them In their separate ioVey o cd &c
Let them renew their promises and vows TO the 1a VI
Heaven and beng guided by Him, may ,ies al vo
blessed AT the conclusion OF Mr. Lees remarks tic io
lowing beautifully sung by the chldreh, "coonpa
MED by the organ-
Music sweet music from angels above,
Tenderly murmuring low,
PHSn ara TO- pears ar,,s .q hse| our fa'her ABOVE
sing o yc mountains, with gladness;
Joy TO the captive proclaim;
Hone To the dylng-saly alton IL Tree,
Hope through Emanuels name
The Rev J. G. 4. RruoLoMgw, of Brooklyn, then rose
to address the large assnb age He SAID he came tcre
a. stranger to them, and they were strangers 10 nhi
Blu, when he thought and knew was Sunday sch91i
band he was in, they were po Strangers To MN ne
loved the Sunday school, and ne never looked al the
faces OF SUNDAY school children hut he felt i'm
Of his vouth and over The gulf of years. The
reverend gentleman then related very amusing anec
dote relative King John of England and the Aien-
bishop of Cant 'rbury which interested the children
mich after which he INDUCED in thoss anecdoes best
practically explained He exhorled the children TO I'VE
Christ. God had guided and saved them All 10 thS
present and if they loved Him de would guide them a
10 the end He bid them never to cease until tey nau
accomplished all the good they could perform III TINS
world and when they had done that then they could
Rev G.. t. DlMAaFsr. Third Universalist Minister in
tn city was the next speaker His address was an C.
onatc plain and suited to the youthful mind He SAID
he ioy g. such bri ht promising young races De-
fore him. as It point d glorious future on their be-
half After expressing his deep love Tor chd,en ne
urged them all strive and follow the Lord ana 10 ne
faithful to do their duty, always endeavons to do what
l.ey could Then they should find blessing, and have
fhs kingdom of heaven in enjoyment on earlh,
The Rev Mr.. LIE then came forward ana said thcS
would now sing the following beautiful hymn, which was
well responded to by the children better known as od
Speed the Right
God speed the right
Ina noble cause contending,
BE zeal in Heaven recorded.
God speed the right.
II was expected that ut this advancement Of the cere
monies the Rev Dr. Chaplin would have come, according
TO invitation the Doctor however being in the country,
intmated the fact to Mr. Lee which having been an
nounced created some disappointment. The Doctors
Rev L. G. BROOKS Of the Second New York Evangelic
church The speaker commenced by paying high tri-
sunday SCHOOLS ana tncr usefulness
lie said he had listened to the last hymn with much
pleasure God sure always to speed the right He
specdcd the right in the great contest through
which they had lately PASSED. He supported his ser
wants and brought the glorious flag Of the country
triumphanty through. In all their movements through
life and when they arrived at more mature years, they
would experience and learn by experience that God
would speed the right With these last words he would
bid them afectionate goodbye only to coninre them
put themselves under their Saviour, by whom the
world at last TO become love- holiness and joy.
The closing hymn was then sung TO the beautiful air
Of Bobby Burns ''Auld Lang Synen and was magnif-
Gently gone through by the thousand Of youthful Voices
being assisted by the organ:-
Hail sweetest. dearest tie that binds
glowing hearts in one;
Hail sacred hope that tunes minds
To harmony divine
II Is the hope, the blissful hope.
A Fathers love has given
The hopc when days and years arc pass'd,
We all shall meet in heaven
The minister having then pronounced the benedicon,
the different schools retired at four O'Clock to parake Of
refreshments nj their different school rooms
II is but Justice to say that the attention Of police
officers 0'Rey, of the Fifteenth precinct, and Burns,
Of the precinct during the time the scr
vices gong on and until the separation of tho
entire party is much to be commended