The New York herald., 1867-12-02

. little FIRE kindiethn Mr. Tying rs,r~i ,nst,uces
where the ,te nron had been created ~ Dishonesty,
On. cas was a. sn 'as es,s were DESTROYED
bsa been worth 100000, who q u.o evll ways aud
subsequently, became subject 70 the power Of a bad
fortunate man died al ~rdss Islsnd and lis family
quesied the speaker to attend the funera Which duty
no peIiofmed MT fyag alluded to the TACT that side by
dy alongside Q. tue ruin The greater the efforts made
70 esupgus4 the Gospel the spread. When ono
psfsVa was burned for holding TO ihe Gospel tue Old
sa 80 said, the smoke down and every persoa II
GIFTED upon became Christian Tho true n tho
history OF Gods spirit II trso In the history OF SIN
and OF the Gospel Gods aprt that person IN the
blessed Godhead whose mission tell as OF onr sin
and save Us What mission was that He exhorled
ms hearers 10 cherish the Byke and II made
plain by Gods spirit cherish that II the beginning
| ef httle matter and weuld spread until they would
nnd unspeakable JOY IN reading their Bible This work
| of The Holy Spirit was itile In their hearts at
hrst but i would grow, and when the Spirit OF God
spoke within their hearts he exhorted them not TO lot
| that spark die out
A. this point twenty five minutes past nne o'clock,
an alarm was sounded Tor Ere In tho Second district
| and in moment the parqaet was cleared, with the
| exception of a few companies.
Mr. Tying adverted TO the men who had just left TO
protect the property OF the city, and shortly Afterwards
concluded his remarks by cxhorng all fight this hrs
OF sin at all times and every point May God bless
to ths greater, nobler work OF saving from sin
After singing the congregation was dismissed with
the benediction.
The observation-disclosures by Robert Dale
Owen at Masonic Hall.
lecture was delivered yesterday morning by Robert
Dale Owen before the Society Of Progressive SPIRIT
ualists who assemble weekly tho Masonic Hail. East
Thirteenth street. The services opened by very
fair rendering Of some religious pieces by the choir,
accompanied by meodeon. The lecture was OF a very
informal character, and was delivered in familiar aud
| conversational manner. which Was in srking
| contrast to the orthodox style of pulpit ora.
tory. After stating that prominent doctrine
OF the Spiritualist church was tho truth that
| deemDOded nd
ships and attachments which they had formed during
their soourn In the material world tho lecturer gave
some striking illustrations OF the fact. One of them
turned upon the discovery of document which had
been written originally BY Henry the Third Of France,
wall OF an ancient French abbey The whereabouts OF
tins document had been revealed BY the spirit the
world. The document was OF parchment and had de-
cayed somewhat, while the writing was faded and
pretty clearly. It purported 10 be . lament
OF the deceased upon tho death Of The Princess Cond
cur GUS and startling accounts Of certain episodes 10
various American households which conveyed a similar
moral Hs closed by urging upon all earnest Spiritual
ss the duty OF observing all supernatural phenomena
that might como under their notice. and said that
especially important that they should reduce as
their minds, otherwise some OF the most
details might be forgotten.
Sunday school Festival.
Tho regular monthly missionary meeting Of the SUM-
day school children connected with the Episcopal
Church Of the Holy Martyrs, in Forsyth street. near
Canal was held yesterday Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock The exercises which consisted Of singing by
the Juveniles and addresses by Messrs McNuy Chase
Gilaan and Forbes were alike interesting nsruc.
i've, Mrs Horndge presided a. the organ and MIR.
Hyde conducted the snging.
Completion Of the Restoration and Repair
- ST. Patrick's Cathedral.
Yesterday special servIces performed in this
cathedral by the Vicar General Rev. W. Starr and Rev.
J. McGinn. the occasion OF complete restoration
and repair after the disastrous nro Of astyear The
spenddly decorated Gothic ceiling has boen renovated
and renewed The magnificent stained glass chance
window, aIlegorca Of different historic periods OF
Church, together with the side aisle windows fin
shed on Saturday One OF those represents ST. Peter
and the other the Madonna aud child, in gorgeous
stained glass; but the other four. with green
ground and varrcolorcd borders, are emblematc The
elaborate Italian marble altar piece acnbshops throne
and pulpit will be completed by sunday next tie
mentaton only remaining To be superadded The grand
organ, estimated to cost $4,000, is in OF
tion and tho onre structure exclusive Of galleries
calculated accom- mmOdato nearly two fnousand