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The New York herald., 1866-09-17
MADAME RISTORI.
Her Fifth Dn, IN New Work.


Yesterday morning Madame Rstor attended church
a she went incog aud quietly and unobtrusyev At
tended TO her dovotons she did not become the subject
% any idle or impertinent curiosity At halfpas four
10 the afternoon she took dinner aboard the steamer
rcrcrs. Pier atty whore tho vessel Law was crowded
an the afternoon with largo concourse of peopio
anxious 70 the great ragedenne The saors formed
10 open column 10 receive her Tho dinner wa a snpcrb
affair NIL the delcaccs and of being served
III, French Vice Consul present ami 4 number Of
other dguarcs of equal rank After the usual toas,
Madame Ris,ori requested permission % Give one u
being grautcd she proposed Prosperity the great
American nation and is sublime constitution
she expressed herself ~ bcios dolsb,cd with Amerca
and everything American Considering herself stranger
she Il surprised AZ tho aany tokens u kindness which
she has already received from the people the Un
SlaGeA Letters OF welcome sent heF from al
quarters. Tho autograph hunters alnady bore tho
Queen ~ Traredy mosi numerically. She hss already
received upwards of hunircd ani Gfy requests f,t
"Adcla do Risor,' ia her own Handwriting By tie al.
vice - her friend ao pays no attention 10 tie mis.gas
hint and remained satised that Madame Istori
casy game 20 this lnc a poor japanese Tommy aDd
crai other celebrities Who have visited New York. 10.
ldcs tho fear of making due bill yrtsn sigma.
tnre for cool thousand or too, she - afraid that by
granting favor OF this sort hcr time woud be-
CAPPED w auiognph'ng ior We million that he
might neglect preparation for hnr legitimate business
she len the Pcrerc about eight O'Clock at Witch time
there beautiful display ~ ArcwoT<s IN her honor
from ths decks and rgFog of the yr8sei For nearly
twenty Iaingte~ there excellent exhibition oi aky
rDfkes and l.oInen cNndes The lsf pree ~na ~ ai
misbe scroll IA letters n are. o. tho name Ror Il
The eject very nne
Tomorrow theirs VIII bc another ssrcty pfivs'e re
hear.al A. two O'Clock The sale oi teAei. for ttec
days In aiyaucc VII commence io-posfgy, al ninr
o'clock al Mesarg Chi1kering'r store, ~ broadway
Arrangements have been made tuai than alr
tickets shalt he sold to rer II coincidence
ihat ~ hfst night of Madame hgtors appearance 10
frY Al A.
she issfe her engagement for America With NJ Graz At
hl.sn sis. the 10th ~ September.
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zl0a (coLoHsD) CHURCH.

tntrresiinE, Amusing npd Ezesting ENrrcisr-.
The Rev Dir. DAVIS, ~ Bethel chrrch, preached hero
last night taking his text, Cry Sui aus snouI thgu
nhabItnnt Of Zion." &C. His dscoursr remarkably
we'll deliver H. the language being plain and 'orclbe
The congregation, witch was very large vss composed
entirely OF ooorod people, who listened wi'h tas greatest
attention. aud the preacher warmed 70 bis work. they
became highly excited. Tho reverend gentleman ex-
horted thom 10 cast all ~ feeling account o. the
contempt With which they looked upon BY large
class of people aud reminded thcIu that tho Almighty
neither regarded natiOn color nor hlsdrsd. fhts ap
peared to comfort aud anect them greatly. cfyag
and some laughing with Joy. He reminded ttem Il,ai
Christ died 10 save sinners sl snncTs. 6r ~ cen
sation here ccaied by Ia the ddie Of tho
chureh shouting "Buliy for Him snd when after
very lengthy sermon. tn minister sad wow IT mc
See how iooh ca your feet they all rUse smuliarc
ousy, shouting, laughing screaming. elAprlng their
hands, stamping their feet crying saying ioy ~ 70
God, and altogether creating rich sgere i fcfy
rarely witnessed In place of rgb'lc worship
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DR.. TysG's NEW CHURCH.

Rev. DR.. Tynp, Jr.. on the PardOniur Power.
The fervices yesterday at the Rev. Dr. Tyngs new
church, situate at the OF Madison and
Forty street conducted by his son the Rev
Stephen Tying, Jr The usual monthly collection, which
was announced the previous Sunday, was made. The
proceeds viii bc devoted TO assisting thoso churches
which have suffered account OF tho ravages OF
the southern districts Tho reverend gen'leman's dis.
taken from tho third chaptr OF the epsc Of
q james. In olucidatlng the no dwoit forfiby
the quality or mercy and its Administrations that TO be
equal to rs lofty mission u should be pnre TO fua s
true and proper intention should bs devoid Of hypocrisy
prejudice Great discrimination sho lid be adopted in
IT'S application, the great ends which II Intended
10 accomplish might be feated and rendered poweess
Herein exists the difference between principle nnd
"pocy.n The reverend speaker in conclusion
bounced future occasion he would apply this
reasoning TO tho existing s,as Of national affairs The
church was well n!ied with very discriminating audi
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wEsrCHEsTER IaTELLIGENCE.

Nnlrsesta As.IseeHsar Fersusq ~ ~.
l4s.sD. Hook ani ialdsr Company - J. ~ 90 ,awn
Agrisan, VII hold picnic tpdsy ani oeebfas ne
nineteenth analvcfsau ~ ne fosniag ~ ths ,9sn m.
di-sgeni civic soclst~s mlsrg arsmea aHf the ~ -
o. Tosn Trafaes have br~u snvtsd aud have
csptef tte nvRapps - rar'supa's IN M lssilvnss y
ihe iay C9ufsb,ts Hoe COMPANY - fai~,fpn y
have aiao sasepssa "A ipsHaioo sna vii - pssssni
rhey vii 30 q HAfsn brJgr snd cseoged 70 CATS
aenL1 -tsf phfh ~ afasrsnt slrs ~n rsfsa- ,is
principal streets - ne tosn. tssy ~l repair "a
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scI-rards Composed Thsrc Ia some,h,nr al i,ytt
and graceful aboni Il, something ethereal that ons
| cannot class u with the formal stad minuct Tho
Turkish March, tho second piece played by the or.
cheslra s wild and barbara, and br ngs bac 10 ina
recollection the days q me heglr Ihe la q sambou
aud tho Augustau age OF Haroun ~ Raschid Ncolns
Merry Wives Of Windsor overture ls remarkable work
The Jolly countcnancs Of SIR John and The merry faces
Of his merciexs tormenters appear In every bar of u
The fantasia on the Tannhauser splsniily played
by the orchestra II that - true sample OF Tho music
ol the future then let us anticipate futury make
the Tanniiausor model for the present generation o.
copy after The yocalists wcre Madame Bertha Johann
sen aud Mr., Arthur Malthison Tho former one ~
the most finished and cultivated artists We have ~
present Her voice, Il Il true, somewhat lacking IN
freshness and hrancy bu, her style Of singing y such
"a all lovers ~ music delight Ia. Perfect ease cDyTee
ness true appreciation ~ the IDEAS ~ the composer AM
Sympathetic fnlness mark every note she sings such
hnlshed vocalist in opera and concert Is a rarIy
before the American public and should be heard
more frequently. We understand She ~lll appear
during The season In many Of these concerts fhere "a
something after all IN ths style ~ which vocalist sings
piece that independent Of the v0ile Unfouunatey
some ol our native artists forget tins II thev possess
good voices thsy think that they require nothing eide
II Is great mistake II confras, Madame Johannscn
with Madame Frolerici II will be- easy 60 observe the
necessity good careful training even with telling
voice The latter lady has really spiendid voice bnt
for style she i completely deficient Madame Johanusen
without an equal voice, FAR better singer IN cvcry
sense of the word A for Mr. Arthur Matthyon, he
must take lessons in singing before he comes be.
fore the public. lie has nne tenor voice or rather
voice that can be male something Or, but no
tdcr that merely yoclzng the notes of song doe not
constitute mn artist The concert Wa crowded
inst evening" ani with fashionable nnd apprecatlge
audience at that. Mr. Harrisons sunday concerts have
commenced well aud II they are kept up 20 tls same
standard they will DO the leading feature Of the present
brilliant musical season.
Thomas Garden Concerts.
The eighty-ninth OF those popular concerts viii be
gvon this evening at Kochs Terrace Garden of
Third avenue and Fifty eighth street rhis q the last
weok but one OF the concerts.
Sacred Concert.
Last evening the second sacred concert took place 10
tho Athenerm, Brooklyn Tho attendance was much
moro numerous than tho preceding Sunday. Tho
artists who appeared Madame T. w. Rcville tho
brothers MoIlenhaucr and Acssrs Lngard, Thomas
and Dresler The selections from the authors
aud given in thoroughly artistic STYLE applause and
corc' being loud and frequent From the manner ~
which these concerts have bccn inauguacd ami con.
dnctcd, We bave doubt they VIII provo decided
cess
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4 POLICE cfflcts's EXPERIENCE.

ADDRESS nv fapfHiu HHsN.
Yesterday afternoon, Captain H.rt, ~ ,he hsrhor
ice. delivered address 70 The Sunday srnool u IT,
Methodist Episcopal church n Seventh street His ~
marks reiatel chiefly 20 incidents shcb hn0 fallen
der bis notice since hl- connection with the pols.
vice. snd bth interesting snd Instructive not Only
q the children aud youth smorg his s'oa~,s. ba also
The adults % whom large number prs an, In
ward Ia which TIE church sltns,ed. be spoke u
suemp, made by enrnir Alderman ~ h~ city - brhe
him g release vOang man sio had oecn srrUssf sar
stealing Ahsrp in New jernsy and arr desr bed inuf.y
the manner Ia which he was approached sv As Nder
Ths criminal hsd relatives well ~ ~
worldly goods, aud tney deternirei u pos.
slble. o. him frcm pfs1a nfo, bu' failed
In their efor'~. 1aptair Hartt next touched
upoa thn time he dyy dokn
town district, and gaze nccoun' ~ tie 0aai
breathing 20 81 t5e board og .ck~t s~in5lers nbiea
FOUR he'd in The sllinity ~ the CIV HAl IN
csion the leading ~ these swlnGefs led,
ard IN order % hp reisags tho brother ~ gtf
ndler sppFoH bed tho police captain vi had h.0 "a
charge, and rendered hin amount wi n he
would allow Toe 10 10 tsliiorna sat not fcna
him Ia prison. ~, The Jr1he insg graufiv
ic~ef. The object ~ aptsi9 Hartl IN HsrionIG ne
fscts, 10 hissbuEe tho puhic mind az esrfan
amoult ~ prsjldCe which sseu1s a. have brtn enrcn
dsred account tras ~ poles nGieefs Tho
charge ~ bribery lie did not deny thai iacss bad
among lss palce Wen 10 r'lsr stieuf
but ho dd deem joe tls the entire force fh0ua
~ made u auf.r Tor the wrong acia oF iev
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nsssAH's CHURCH.

Rev. DIR. Hawkes. ON the Miiiennium.
Tho Rev Mr. HAWKE. fAdvents', preached yesterday
morning and afternoon to a congregation numbering
little than half score OF persons HIS tex.
taken from Revelations, twenty second chaptsr four
tecnth vsrse" Blessed sro they that do his oonmand.
menis, that they may have right 10 the tree OF he
The preacher presented tho various y,ews entertained o
the Christian character and thon proceeded 10 arg0s
that tho old moral lsv abolished by Jesus Christ
who the sacrifice of himself all its demands
the human family. end thus became himself invested
With tho ac rght 10 prescribe the conditions Tor their
salvatop TAaee conditions are 70 repont believe In
Him, confess Him before men, be bap'k a. search ths
scriptures and ~stch for Ills second appearances. From
last condition command tho preacher argued that
tho Fscond advert ~ tie Messiah take plrc0 a, any
uornont Re declared tbei the idea 81 the msnnlabi
which involves the lapse % period oi thousand years
Of the worlds c,anrs nation before ChretS second
coming sbsgrlifv, else why should tho Saw iogT
command Hia poOplc ~ watch for event, which
from the nature &c is prcdeerrn ned plan cannot
tansIre until sfsr Tho lapse Of that pcrod which has
not even commenced yct The AdveriiaLs may be
-ldered hus eissaifiag rolc--an sKprDg ember q
Niiieusm
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on. sn.lTbGE's CHURCH.


The tsiorics Of 'le slcrcnrcr.
IL Dr Artnage's Baptist church. in West Forty.sxth
street divine service held yesterday at hafpast ten
o'clock A. ~. After feryent supplicatory prayer had
been offered and chapter read from tho Bble, tho pss
tor and congregation joined together in reading psalm
Tho choir, under the direction OF Mr. Sampson, the
organist, sang tho several chants IN very pleasing
manner the omission OF those norid ornameniaon2
much Ia fashion al present in church music way de-
tracing from their rendition The organ at present
used in the church T. small one, ami will he removed
shortly 10 make way for much larger and finer
very eloquent preached by the pastor from
tho 81 yerse 18th chapter OF Daniel "And they that
be wse shall shine ha brightness OF the Ornament
and they that turn many TO rgh'c,usnoss as the sars
for and ever After thorough exposition 81 the
text for thaa hour the preacher concluded by
cxhotng ha congregation not Ia he content with shining
in future state NJ tho rmamant. but by goof WORKS 10
merit higher dc-roe Of glory. He recommended them
to sock spirit OF prayer and 10 ont atr the lost and
the crrnK and bring them back aud turn them TO right
eoasness BY doing they could merit to shine not
as tho ornament but a. the stars for aud ever
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REy. or. spaISG's CHURCH.

tn" BcucUt OI Enitu.
Yesterday morning tho congregation at Br spring 3
church. o Fifth aud Thirty street.
seued 10 eloquent sermon preached by the Rev. Mr
Murray. At the conclusion OF opening sorvce with
rapid bat yet clear and distinct uterance ne announced
and preached from tho following text:--"Hs that
ab doth IN and In him the samo bringe,h forth
much ffut" t5,. john nv, and middle clause Of tho
h verse, He said all tho truths OF the Christian pro
Scsson fingered upon the theme included in the text,
Ia speaking Of It's importance no said much fruit viii
result from tho ind tvelirg of tho disciple Ia Christ and
Christ In tho discpe and that the branch could not
bear fruit When separated from the tree could
when separated from Christ The agencies nsru.
mentality BY which the heart produces good fruits oenre
In the Holy Ghost THE power OF the Holy Ghost was
the agency that produced holy fruits from barren sinful
Ho ahowed tho analogy OF the working OF God
the producing OF fruits la the different os the
year. and his working In tho production OF hoy fruits
the Christian heart There should be spring time IN
oyerv Christians life In which 10 lay up fruits for tha
coming winter OF death In conclusion he asked what
record OF frlitfunasa would each show whom tho
chilling blasts and o. winter gathered around him
aud Christ called HIM away from the scenes of earth
After the singing ~ palm, Dr. Spring offered up
Impressive prayer and then pronounced tho banedic
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just returned from the usual midsummer vacatonl am
listened TO by highly appreciahve and fashion
BILE, though not very numerocs congregation The mod
erae attendance doubtless owing 70 the fact that
considerable proportion OF the members OF this church
have not yet returned from the watering places and fash
i0nabe resorts
The selection OF Scripture chosen as tile subject OF
the Rev. Doctors remarks from H. Corinthians, ",
~, 10 and 20-"And all things are OF Cod who hath
rcconciled US TO Himself by Jesus Christ and bath given
to us the ministry Of reconciliation &c The preacher
briefly yet eoquently reviewed the great events OF
past three months in either hemisphefos The advent
Of the cholera 70 shores the successful laying of the
Atlantic cable and tho late in Europe success
siyelv alluded 70 aud eiaboraeiy trea;ed, The
mans Of tho political parties arating the nation
formed the closing topic Of his discourse The Doctor
said that during the time he had been absent mighty
effort had been mad, TO bring the government once more
under The control Of hose whose efforts had, for the
period or our civil war, been directed with all
their energies towards destroying the national existence
These had come with their hands yet rcekinc with
tho blood she'd IN fratricida and had made
bold and determined effort TO seize the helm OF the ship
OF state they had come demanding rights which they
had wully forfeited and without Offering guarantees
for their future submission TO tho laws OF the nation.
Every week had developed and moro the shameless
policy of our national administration OF Tim who had
been raised 70 tho dgnited aud honorei position
viousy and ably occupied by msryred Pres.
dent. Alarm followed alarm lest there might
he renewal OF tho terrible combat at home,
hui under the reconclng Influence of aliwiso Pr0yi
dcnco thero longer any dread OF the fearful chasm
in which all seemed about TO be buried Thank God the
gloroNs from Vernaat and Maine, 10 be
echoed from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, had
Gained all and set AZ rest all doubts about the future
safety of beloved land He concluded by asking that
God great Ruler and Reconclier OF the universe
wond guide aud direct the hearts OF that the
test 70 come up for the decision of the people
hev might DO guided Alright, and having reached tho
goal Of the nations safety ali minds and hearts ght
he reconcled and restored.
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l,fauTrr AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN csusra

ar. fuyicr's Prayer for The Pstsident-ue
sprsks of DrunkcnnesB In High i1ncss.
rhs church of the Rev. Theodore l. cuyer, D. D.,
lafayette aveaus, ~ Oxford street ~as oiled
yasisri-y morning With than the usual numbcr n
wosshippe desrous OF Les-ng ho reverend gentleman
bis return from SaTa,og4 and the rcwspaper
eorves,.adence insprn- scenery ~ I.ks Gecfge
The s'rmon wn discourse On the ChrsthD
virtues % love, JOY, peace, Long Tuheung.
sncs " - founded Galatians, v and 2sd
verss In the opening prayer Dr Cuyef
ussroG suppiraton that the President may be led
through iarkness into light Lad rhou Chief
Magistrate Ioou ddss lead his prodccessof ard may
hs footsteps not slp. Le. Tumpei give forth
cssfn sound May all who take part 10 The couneis -
ths eorary and may s whole people read tho vii "
ood. not only IN HIS holy word, but a the light "
bandrrs of b~ttieheds In the course - The
Dr.. Cuysr caused somewhat OF sensation bv the
With which he spoke OF drunkenness ia high plaers
who" ths Christian, fe said. 'seas he dcs.,
druukesns~s In high psees, makes tue ~hoe amer.
aaa yssp's rang thar heads with ehslns
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A Ce!orsd Preacher Thinks a Mans
a Man for a. That
nRrEwRx or ro1T1nsrEN.
Dedication OF Church nj
Greempoiui.
60.

Tho fall religious commeaced in this city and
Brooklyn yesterday. A. viii be from tho folio wing
report the different churches generally well at
tended This may be accounted tor from the fact that
tourists returning home, and many
doubtless attended church yesterday wth he expecta
tion OF bearing political topics discussed by their favorte
ministers. With few exceptions they disappointed
in this expectation The reverend gentlemen as rule
fought shy OF political SUBJECTS, being N similar fix TO
the Mss'sspp steamboat whom be NE sab-sided
Yankee who could oatswear lin, they felt incapable OF
doing ,uatce snbec aiter ths tremendous sensa
ton created by tho letters o Henry Ward Becchsr.
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the SHILOH lCcloae9, CHURCH.
All Men Born Free md Fauni.

All Men Born Free .nd Eauni.
In The Shiloh tcolorcd Presbyterian Church at tho
ner of Marion ud Prince street, the usual sabbath
vices were celebrated A. the evening service tho on
eiang minister "a OF color preached 10 cougfe
cation OF coorod people, and In the his
stated that God not respector of rcronR II wa.
rot because man rings of gold any ptnot out
ward insignia of dtstnciCD that ho 20 nn srtrd
superior 10 another. whether Jew Gentle be-
cause he happened 70 posacss sny OF those imaginary
distinctions upon which the Jewa Of old pfidef them.
solves. God had given the gospel fot he enlance of
his people ta bo dused and understood IN evcry neigh
bOrhood, town aud district. 10 which all meD should
pursue the doctrines therein incncacd uganng tho
great mass of humanity welt those ~ election those
OF sinners. without reference 70 rtnk dsllnrt
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1he ssress 81 'hs church conducted by the Rev
nr Thompson who Addrrssi larger audience than ia
be- dope fof some week p.s' A. tho denrsns Of New
York arc returning - The cay from their
rhs reverend gentleman selected for hls tho
twenty fourth sud twenty nh - The tenth ehsp.
ter of Hafhas which That the Disciple IA not 10
above his master the servant shove hts lord =
The burden % hs rernafss 10 the effect that on
earth each has HE bear and that there here
no vsll,s plare position where there IL human
suhsrnY and that the sou Va ils agony reserts repsv
human lps. ard naturally turns 10 Cod He poy.
trryed glo~lny oolors tbs surerngs ~ Chrys from
the beginning of Ns fs ~ Cs0arty 70 Hs efucinraton
obd cuci~ded -itb tho remark lhai Il enough fyr
psaoe follow Ia-rs tears and suffering and bus slso
thH tns fer.art should not b. aloye hia lord,
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~rFWons by NV. UFs "t~sfs.
Tne rg,r-s Of this church, yes,erGsy conducted
~ ~ ,~s ter pastor Rev d. : s.crr, IT. in ne
s,asaipr b. preached avery eloquent .ermos the
soosrip..,.s~ Of God sr0rnd rs He deneustysied Ia
tssot,ne manner the aspirations 81 tbe sou ssc<rinG
sr,m thlSid.m and ~ rtti nian, fstp y ns pains o.
rtshk In tis evening lgr Stnfrv hfs .Ns from
Rsmar@ zth chapter and sah verse - be sssariati0n
OF In baa,a- .os 10 Ged. Tbn fesnsY - ~. sou in
ns pois s.p,rstlons anr he r.fsfcn = Gods image
we're vel upon st length Jns hNiafitsS 81 eucEnte
~h, ovcrasv al tho eh1rsa, ~cy 9niie ansette and
Ipt~fr-.4d m church fke o,da a Ne congregational
a..a.,,...,., =, p.,,llrr i spccsrsfui one. raster
m ,,s.,l.,. .srl,ng tosetherin rsr'sct farmony.
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fM flInalc cHuhcMs.

inrss Ausadssce-t -tsresf Nssser 81 Gsth.lie
bianttnrie. IN Town--sevvt~~s M ske ssths-
dvsI. ~. petsv's- 80.
Attss dirsfert c1hoc onrrtess throughout the city
'sstsrssy the sisbasrcs ws reDssksbiy large lace
rs1's ss hsrs large number Of csihoic dgnnanss
ntoss, q Gas s.sssiy sspsossd sAA, 81 We pnselpss
p.~ S veshs thsy wsald o1sssss % The sssriace o.
ia nss o. pf~rh shs % NE dsy; bus this En-
v.eiA'io- -n, ssi II sii fssissd ~ ,hoss gsnsemsa
ssfs rr's'nyss ,hs Foipsi sfTcs nsrsiy - dsvsv,
s-eng's'a '.klrg h. .mnsal f,- In 10 ertrnx u