New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

HEM 10 haii FIST me faith which thry profesaed to
transmit 81 io thcl G"iI'en' @ 4la ' o, Jo, yJ y,bcn
the ia lisSa Et had been pronounced BY tlo DO aco
S s5 q the oss Of nS MRss there
Ssnedicton Of the Blessed Sacrament the
exercises consisted of Mozart's Grand Twelfth Mass
DEAN O1neS in three sharps, by Winter-bass solo ao
chOrae, with orchestral accompaniment at the obeLIoIy
Vcni creator for male voices without accompanimenS
Jast before the sermon; and an S!t06IS anu a ient
Ergo chorae, with organ aud orchestra accOnpa,Gd1
before the benediction. Prof Bernard Amepu preooi
at the organ "a temporary one was nse. on rcbcstr9
and Messrs. Denner and Brill conducted INC Ns.
The solo singers We're Soprano, Miss christina i
coutralto Miss stoeck tenor, Herr Rsse ana o'''''
Last evening mission to continue days was 3,n begin 9
in this church, The Rev. Father Ionhei lH'"0"'"S wv
opening sermon
CHURCH OF SAINT MARK
A now Roman Catholic Church, near Sleeps
head Bav. l. J. neat pleasant house with accommoda-
tons for $50 persons, dedicated yesterday py 'n
Right Rev Bishop Loughn OF BROOKLYN The pastor o5
tie church. the Rev. T. Moran, celebrated no
Rshon I0ugbllu preached sermon. INC i.5V. Mm.
Keegan of the Church OF the Assumpuoh hIooAiyi1
present The services throughout were oI an r0
and interesting character aud an audience Oh over fV
gave their earnest attention.
BLEECKFR-ST. UNIVERsALIsr CHURCH.
The Universalist Church at the corner OF
Blocker and Downingsts was opened yesterday serV
tees there having been suspended snche first Sunday
IN Tllv fair congregation assembled in the morning,
though u was evident that many who are accustomed 70
worship there are st OF the city. The pastor the
isT ESE Micah M n H. H. TO- Arise we and depart for this is
your rest" The sermon one OF exh0rtatiOn 10 te
people OF the Church and congregation 10 renew ItsI
zeal not only for the advancement OF the church. D iu
ameoraton Of the condition OF the unfortunate ana @ s
reformation OF Outcass. This Society is awake u 10.
confning It's abOrs 10 its own parish IS qneuy uons
much good IN the city.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
The Church of the Messiah, corner OF thirty
fourthst and Fourtlaye., was rcopened yesterday
There was fair attendance. During vacation, the
ID Dr hos noel
turns refreshed and inyigoraed The Rev Dr condneu
the exercises and preaching fine sermon rom MaR v
Ns UJ'e Dr W. OeSoads delivery ls very pleasing and
his sermon was cultured aud thoughtful argument IN
favor of the Christian religion Regular services VIII Dc
held hereafter each Sunday, morning and evening
THE TmPTY-FOURTH-ST. REFORMED CHURCH.
This place of worship in Thirty-fourth-st,
near Eichthaye reopened yesterday, after having
been cleaned and renovated The church well filled,
the occasion being one Of peculiar interest to tho regular
CONGREGATION Of the church. Their now pastor the kcV
Isa, ncv took the puplt for the first time since his
appointpcnt as the successor Of the Rev Dr. sTyker
he formally Installed i'm his new position in the Of
feg 1ySaIs H. former past6rago was at Newark n.
j., where he acted as assistant 10 the Kew joel IdAe
NEw-FNGLAND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sabbath service was resumed yesterday at the
New England Congregational Church, IN West Forty
rst-st near sixthave large congregation gathered
to welcome the return Of the pastor ,he Rev Lyman
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The United Presbyterian Church in Forty
fourthst between Ninth ard Tenth aves Of which the
Rev Gavin Campbell is pastor, reopened yesterday,
after having undergone extensive alterations. In the
front part OF the church. ana on ellher sue ne" G
ceiling and walls had been kalsOmmed, and the chancel
and asles uewycarpeted Behind the desk fresco rep
Tcsenng the inner portion of temple had been painted
Az the morning the building was thronged ana
the Rev. James Harper, d. D. Of the seyenthst Presy-
l "a,
18Th verse OF the LXXIId Psalm "Andhe shall live and
him shall be given Of the gold Of sheba; prayer shall
the necessity Of cooperating with Christ IN the
scott D. D. OF tlo Forty yecOndst Presbyterian Church
preached from the 18TH OF tho 10Th chapter OF 10
mans; so then iaith cOnel 10y nearing ana IedllnS p y
the word Of God. The reverend gentleman explained te
different means OF attaining salvation, but dwet primer
pay on the necessity Of hearing tle Woa % & o, uDu II m
one who had been commissioned to lead Others IN iAs
Presbyterian Church OF Brooklyn delivered the evening
ST. GEORGES CHURCH.
ST. Georges Church, stately cdifce, in Ruth
The pastor, the Rev stephen IT, Tying, sr, delivered an
SSfaS In e eonmnTion Services The attendance was
very SLIM numbers OF the congregation not yet having
'''D' NV ST. PETERS.
st. Peters Episcopal Church in West Twen-
tiethst between the Eighth and Niuthays, had fair
attendance the morning and evening services. The
Rev Alfred B. Beach preached each time In The after
i
! infants were baptised.
OPEN AIR PREACHING.
The Rev. Stephen II. Tying, jr., preached to u
large concourse Of people yesterday afternoon at the
junction Of Houston and SecODd.sts rude platform, at
the back Of which was the decaycd Liberty pole with
few rough anss Tor bacngrogdhu% % aoi ond m
PRAYER after which the Rev. Air Tying preached nom
sSG m bood b. BE- mon ms and onr Eyey man Who
swears, he said rays, and sometimes wo are surprised
az the way that God answers the sNcrcTa prayer IL
may not be that every man uter5 this uguage lcgi-
bic as letters by which they will take the re-
children They say it by hands and feet, and face and
eyes, and by actions as clearly as by words. Inc
fcjcctiug Christ and ms message Of salvation by the
parable Of the vineyard aud the aborers killing The Son
be upon me- but punishment ia sure TO follow The law
try We should have had knives 20 all thr0ats lie
begged his hearers to cease further opposition 10 Jesus
But this is also the language Of moral Indifference said
ne The Rev. Mr.. Tying then appealed 10 m0r1sts TO
with the cloak of Christ's righteousness They cannot
exuacf 10 ga 10 heaven ON e Iank OF their own GOOD
and moral works. Tbs plank IS rotten aud will break
aud strong. aud All Who will may it cross. The text
then applied as prayer OF faith and he reverend
gentleman closed by heartfelt appeal 20 his hearers TO
stop their swearing and begin the praying German
minister delivered addrc IN his native tongue. after
which the services were closed by the sin gug O hy mn
HOWARD MISSION.
Six hundred poor children are daily receiving
benefit from the Howard Mission. They receive the best
OF treatment from the Rev. Mr. Van Meter and his assist
adts Besides being educated by competent teachers,
their immediate wants, such food and clothing,
arc also generously and freely supplied Many Of the
little wanderers they are termed, know no other
home than the Howard Mission Yesterday the children
assembled in the chapel to receive religious instruction
from Mr. Arnold MI Oliver Dyer and others. After the
Sabbath school had adjourned general meeting took
place which was addressed by AIr Brooks OF Chicago
clergyman from Charleston ana others. The principal
tonic of conversation regard 70 the reformation Of
John Allen II OF the largest gatherings
semblcd az tho Persons present from