New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

Third to Tenth.ayes with Ncoson pavement .ir WIS %
tar Tbe Groton Department was directed to aveItiS
for iayng the McDougal wooden pavement inn in nTsS EitS
hst from ToT,S TSeIR% R'rc% in Twcny ST. from Fourth
Thjrty.fonrhsts and in Fortysecohus' IRON 7''o"'
ave To the North River. -,
Lovers of art will have an opportunity, ,.,,s unns
week 10 purchase valuable modern pctuiSr; rtists
o, de NOM one eee d CdrncaI" the masterpiece OF
Carl Becker; New England landscape; pp re- A. and a
on interor nv FlOrent Wems and van ,ioNe; ~"
Night in Amsterdam by Van schende iyls Tif and
Bersadt. ArnouS; Baron a "aiunes III i r col
crfon to he Sold which numbers lGI speciin1hs peI
inc TO J. =. Beaumont, esq, Inc anr and g. Mesrs
Leeds ~ Miner being the aucuoheeIS
In tbe Board of COuncilmen, Saturday, the
Committee Railroads. 10 whom had peGl erei'on TO
the Sccond-aye Railroad Company TO ay Ii,Ttbr ana
ond TO ana acg ,e FFst and Thrdayes, report
that Mr.. John Hart OF the IWetth WIZ ovrners and
before them aud testified that the properly I,iinn
rcdents in the vicinity are not opposed TO the lt,o@T @
December g. 1861, gra ntng the prepd tbat he res
road company The com mtee recommendm IT, na' ad on
olution for the withdrawal of the privilege DC az 49,
file. THIS done. resolution was au1biJ 'birJst with
hecond-ave from Fourteenth 10 I"eh'' '''
the NicOlsOn pavement =,
A public meeting was held last evening III pdT inc
church OF Fifth-ave ana Nlneteehlhtl Ss
Iohn U1Il'sl i'm aid the American CHRISTIAN Ionin
om The attendance was large, the church being ed
repctou, and the greatest interest wa ~ thr or
the exercises The object of the Commission Is lO Iuer
the efforts of churches OF all denominations 10 eVange
the masses. The Rev Mr.. Hail. Pastor OF the Ch9fen,
directed the exercises. Addresses were delivered by
Judge VIM f. Smith Of Boston, ID. L. Moody, esq. OF Ghl.
cag0, and George H. Stuart, esq, OF Philadelphia Inc
that the ty of the churches should take the work OF
evangezaton into their own hands, and not trust "
the Ministry, who already ONcrtdsbtu
with labor The times demand Increased zeal ana actN
ity the part of Christian men and women ana ~ Mas S
recommended that "A united effort be made by all te
churches, without regard 10 denomnaonal charaele
create religious awakening thr0ugh9uJ t." co,t'9'
Pecunary aid also solicited in behalf OF the cause
The Fiftieth anniversary of the Seventh
Presbyterian church az the intersection ot Br9omo anu
Rdge-sts celebrated yesterday with que h2nor'
The services conducted In the morning by me Kew
j. NJ Dawson, who preached the sem y ~ '
| and the Rev. L. f. Hatfield and T. Ralson smith DD'
were present and took part In the service In the ael
noon, the children Of the chnrchs mission SCHOOLS Heo
assembled in the church, and historical dseouts9 u to
rise and success OF the sabbath schools conhe'uI n
| the church was preached by lho nv 80 .Dins ,
ton Smith, ID In the evening t[ate,fi InT Who
gave history of his pastoral connection WIN e eI.n
The church was erected 1928 and has had four pastors
the Rev T.. W Baldwin the Rev T. r. hathGld lne ~ ~
j. Ralston Smith, ID, and the Rev D. NJ bdWsoh tle
cepton of the Rev f. W. Baldwin, deceased The ser
vices were welattended during the day by Doth lormer
! and present members.
The Rev. Chauncey Giles of the New-Jeru-
salem Church I'm Thirty y-ffhst, between Park ana leN
ingtonaV delivered lecture last evening on S"ed
borg as Philosopher this being second OF course Inc
lecturer commenced by defining true philosophy 20 uc
statement the laws Of the Divine order as they exist
in the Universe. 70 discern these laws is the highest
wisdom Of He, who from love OF the trnth oI lt'
own sake has the capacity to see ana ae WISDOM % :" @ ig
duce them 10 tangible forms Tor the use OI MS
is the greatest Of all philosophers swedcnb0rg pus',u
the true Philosophc spirit He was entirely d5VotsI 70
truth. He regarded II as the voice oi Col ana ehuIeu
upon ts study with humble, reverent and deNoht spirit
This the true state Of the learner lie must nave emo no
preconceived notions to establish, out lnu.t 1c sH
| erned by desire 10 bring out ne tutn. IL
| possessed also acute perception Nature must DC
loved aud woOed before she VIII reveal her ecet they
can De wTestcd from her To sWedenboR th Iact
of nature not dead. The world was the en1olleh
| OF living forces. An infinitely human spirit breatltd
through IT, with which he Ia perfect sympathy lie
it is matter OF Inference whether win the fayora
ble opinion Of any; whether gain much or no eommtn-
daton should gain the assent or appreciation OF others
shall receive only as a confirmation OF my having pni
| sued the truth" History furnishes example Of such
@'f1e Se 70 % fiq5 be oand % ina, pu
opby is science applied 20 the soul aud runs pafaei to
his natural philosophy.
BROOKLYN.-Policc arrests last week, 32S.
Brig. Gen. Jesse c. Smith has resigned his
position ~ Commandaut Of the Eleventh Brigade.
James Wilson Mcdonald the sculptor. will
lecture art at the Brooklyn Institute on Tuesday
Andrew Quinn, boy, was seriously burned
while playing near bonfire Ia vacant lot Ih b'iS'h'
| Oh Saturday.
Mary Fitzpatrick of No. 15l Navy-st. was
knocked down by al engine and had her arms broken on
Saturday night
A horse worth $500, belonging to William
Daily ran overheard al the foot of Jays on saturday
! and was dpOwned.
Mrs. Strong of No. go Pacifc-st., fell down
area-way Nevins-st on Saturday evening ""u su'
! tanned severe injuries.
Robert Barr, one of the oldest fremcn IN the
western District died Friday. His funeral Was at
tended by the whole department yesterday
The proposals for n new pumping-enGine for
tho Nassau Water Works range from sli7ooJ to 'i!J""
and which latter price the contract is 10 hc awarded
\ rats nest. containing an old leather wallet
and the muated remains o several bank notes OF large
denomination, found In an old building IN firast.
Oh saturday
In Justice Cornwall's Court. on Saturday.
Michael Hoahan for stealing 1ity nickel cents from the
pocket Of onolcggcd Wsnan who sells paefsat fui-
ton Ferry, sent To iall FOR twenty days
Some thieves stole five barrels of whisky
from a shed at the rear Of No 1Oj Godst Oh Saturday
night. one barrel was subsequently recovered. Ihe
| value Of the missing property Is about s25o
meeting of some of the property owners
Of Washngtonvc. is to be held this evening for the
purpose Of drawing up OF femonstflnce against thc
| laying OF "a railroad track IN that thOroughiare
| Dr. Beulah Newton of TaylOr-st.. T.. D., was
arrested on charge of malpractice, on Saturday. He
will undergo examination before Justice Cornwcil on
Thursday IL Is believed thal the accusation is mdde of
! black mailing purposes
The East River Bridge Committee of the
Common Council, IL IS understood, have unanimously
SOOOOO In order enable them 10 prosecute their work
The report will probably be pfesehIedto TO the Board Of
| Aldermen this evening.
In the CITY Court on Saturday. eX-GOv. Lowe
moved for new trial IN the case Of Mary Aun Deans
against Moses g. Beach, the ground that the verdict
OF the jury was unjust and not In accoriancc with law
Counsel for defense opposed the notion The Judge took
! the papers and reserved ms decision.
John IT, Grant, the driver of horse that on
railroad car near the Fulton ferry aud broke its lmbs,
was arrested Saturday and taken before Justice Corn
well on a charge Of having abandoned the animal, but
was discharged The horse left several hours in the
! street before IL was killed.
A meeting, under the auspices of the Amcri-
can Church Missionary Society was held at the Church
of the Messiah corner CermOnt and Greenayes last
evening The services conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Trall Rector OF the church On the platform were the
Rev DR. DYER the Rev Dr. John Cotton Smith, Tho Rev.
Macon Gala gher the Row DIR Brewer and Others Dr.
Thall announced the object OF the meeting be be
half of the American Church Missionary Society The
Rev Dr. Dyer claimed that II they In the direct
APOSTOLIC succession, they should do ~ the Apostles did
hold PRAYER meetings aud have Teviyas Of religion, aud
be instrumental In saving the souls OF the people The
Rev Mr. Brewer said there great Outcry now Of no
rhnrch MlfhnnI KhOp MhlCh remlnded him very much