New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
RELIGIOUS

for u boy choir singers.
The Rev. C. c. Everett of Bangor preached
in All Souls Church in this city yesterday.
The NJ. L. Church in Westchester, the Rev.
c. s. Hebberd pastor, was dedicated yesterday
The Rev. j. C.. Chatterton preached to the
New Jerusalem Church at Poughkeepsie yesterday
Bishop Williams ordained Tutor William G.
smaner Of Yale College, yesterday, deacon III INC Ne"
Haven Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Drs. Dix, Higbee, and Van k aIS,
participated IN the Chrstmasree fes''Vai III 0'' u
Chapel on Friday evening.
Miss Mary McClinchy of Brooklyn was received Gl
into the SstehoOd Of Joseph at the Convent III fluSh
ing ON Thursday, by Bishop John LOughHn
The fair for the benefit of the Free Schools
Of the immaculate Conception mas oeen lo''
1t is held In FOuTteenthst' near Avenue a
The Rev. II. C. Potter, formerly pastor OF
ST. Johns Church Troy has accented t IN sp u
Father ]. B. Mcdonald of st. Marys Church,
Williamsburgh, addressed the 81 Mary Dp 'noo
Society last evening in their new hail in seconded
DIR. and Mrs. Phebe Palmer, the well-known
New-York revvasts, conducted the services yeseIuay
i'm the Iberty.st NJ. +. Westinghouse, al NeW'bruhs
Wick '-'''''
The BAPTIST Society in Jewett City, Conn,
entertained than 600 persons ON ShIls.l9s Phy anu
that cost 500 distributed the sunday
School children.
Martyn Summerbell was ordained in the
Greeup6nt Christian Church on Friday evening lne
sermon was preached 10y the new d. - summer ''
father OF the candidate.
The festival of the Manor Mission School con-
nected with the Fifhaye. Reformed Dutch Church, was
saturday, ana was enjoyed by aDoul 4o Doys ana
glrls each Of whom received a present
The affairs of the Canal-st. Presbyterian
Church for some time past IN litigation having been al
iusted tho Rev DAVID Mitchell has received call from
lie congregation, and will enter upon his duties
The Hebrew Charity Fair, in Allemania Hall,
is 10 close tomorrow evening with Source ddsane'
ton The fairs receipts have been about 81 900 day
The Rev. d. l.. Marks, pastor of the Bank
81 Methodist Church. on behalf o, the pupils ana teachers
of tue sabbath school has given Mr. r. T. Semcs, super
uteudcnt silver teaseryice, consisting Of SIX pieces
and a silver salVer.
Delegates from various temperance organiza-
tons met IN Cooper Institute, on Saturday evening, 10
consider the proprety OF grand temperance demolsa
ton on Wa.hiugtOus birthday committee ID to be Hp
pointed 10 make preparations.
meeting to consider the practicabilty OF
raising American regiment TO reinforce The Iap9i
Army was held in This city on slnrday committee ii6 &c
appointed 60 proJurc suitable Headquarters ana 10
make arrangements for recruiting
The Rev. Henry Blanchard, DR.. G. ]. Bcpnctt,
and Mr. william II. Barnes addressed the Kings county
Central Temperance Association, IN the Iark lhe1r,
BROOKLYN, last evening Young women were especially
invited TO exercise their potent influence against te hau
dening bowl.
At the Baptist Mariners Temple in Oliver
# Yesterday afternoon the Rev DIS j. L. Hodges John
bowling = A sarles l.. l.. TAYLOR I. d. IIiscox, and
Rev Ira r. steward lneal descendant Of John Rogers
Of smithdeld.
The 5ith Anniversary Of the South Dutch Sab;
bath school Was held IN the church on Ifthave ana
Twenty hrst-st, last evening Inc house was iuli 10
overnOWing Tie exercises consisted OF singing, musc on
the organ &c After the Annual Report OF the Supein-
tendent the Rev John halc, d. d., and tue Rev =. =
Rodgers. ID. D., pastor Of tie church. delivered appIo
pirate and eloquent addresses some oI TIE singing Was
very me.
The Colorcd Sunday-School at Flushing
celebrated It's anniversary Saturday afternoon so the
Friends Mectinc-IIouse About colorcd pupils reced
from the catechu and the Bible 90 the acceptance ~
spcrsed among the exercises, charming The chil
dren who were aulred IN their boot were In bnoynnt
nd ul.r a.
The presents were distributed many Of their number
literally wcpt for JOY
The new German Catholic Church Of All
Saints ThurntOn.st and Tn11paye.. Wiamshurgh. was
dedicated. yesterday, 10 divine worship Tie cy Father
May Trinity Church Monr0sc ave. assisted by Fathers
A. Arnold and kammcrer, conducted the dedicatory cN'
erclses DO the presence Of large congregation. At the
close OF the utualsto exercises, Bishop loughuu Of
Brooklyn delivered an address, AMI then ll' multitude
was d--ml-sed With blessing The cdihce s of brick.
aud will seat persons. The societies connected With
Trinity Church. MonirOse-avc, preceded uY band OK
music iaalclcd BOO procession 90 the church cdnce
to paitapstr in The dedcatoy exercises The choir u
the foruce cI rh furnished the music. no pastor las
been selected iog ihc new parish
At the last meeting Of the New-YorlS City
NJ ssiou, number ~ The mis oualc- detailed ftctr CON
nected win ihcI iano.' ih Ieh,A' noi' an1 ui sion
and creed- showing the power ~ sympathy 300 winning
way amOn a sorts and conditions ~ men. Mr. Louis D.
JacksOn Corresponding Secretary, briefly reviewed the
present condition of the missionary work and gave the
cadeut u Missions presented graphic dgeripu9n 81 o
prayer meeting Ia garrett AZ tue Five Points and made
"A
among te ones ~ The people Tue Rev ~ man Abbott
pastor Of tie church, expressed ms ghnchuDu 100 listen
lnR 20 ,Re d,Iodt VI w H. ~ WVas
"A d note the following: su7 missionary visits. $40
aud missions, 59l children 20 sunday school. and $3.50
The new Free Evangelical Chapel in One
hundred aud tenth near urtouaHc, was dedicated
yesterday The sermon was preached by th" pastor tho
Rev O g. John from thc text found ~ Isaiah ~. e. aud
brief addresses were made by The 10y! Ncsi- bourne 81
the Congregational aud Parker o. me Methodist thurche
both of whom warmly welcomed Mr r. John and u.
sympathy 20 him 30 the entcrprsc which De- has under
taken Is plan u 10 cstab,ha Free Evangelical Church
open 70 an who desire 90 hear che word Of Cod ana where
an arc welcome 90 enter without money amt without
p1cc. The seats are free 10 a ihc cApeAsr5 ~ thc
church being obtained by subscriptions voluntary
tribulous The Rev Mr.. st. John himself q Cougrcga-
gH a. Ta ea9 Bureau aad GSs t 2aS
hls labQrs 10 this new aud eio"hg negAloIEenH aud
plan OF hls life, fgee cpd U"Suan church. The new
slape n an egur@y pain ana uupetendins bat neat and
Zoo persons Services to be held here 40 The usual
hours every sunday morning and evening and sabbath
school Is soon TO be organized Tho scheme is noble and
The Sixteenth Anniversary Of the Orphans
Home ana Asylum Of the T. ~ church, held on sat
a. The reports Of the officers represent The mututon
as being I'M very prosperous condition Ine Medical
the past year good The Home has been entirely free
from epdcmics This result they attribute To the excel
during the year. Thirtyfour children admitted
during the year o placed ont aud q returned 10 their
friends The present number Of inmates Is l5s Children
commonly admitted under three ycars of age nor
eight. and they placed ont, or returned 20 their
friends the ages Oi ~ ard a. Tho Secretary lamcns
that there IS 10 provision against the dangers OF the
period Of greatest temptation that s, when the child
renleaye the Home aud suggests the establishment of
training school into winch thcy might Immediately
enter after leaving The Home, and be prepared for The
ayOcatOns In life" Mr.. John j. Jones very agrccably
surprised the managers Of the lustitton by Informing
them that the trustees OF Peter lOurds estate have
finally concluded to present them with s2500 The Home
had previously been left out Of the list OF bcnchcac, In
the bcquests OF that estate. Following the reports
brief addresses by the Rev DIS. Guaudct, Walker and
Stanton, and the Roy. Mcssrs j 4. Smith, Nnshbune,
ShacklefOrd, and Weman. The business
Guided, the children sang number Of carols after which,