New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13

City Sunday School and Missionary Society 'os 5000
Including lots aud furnishing, $4,000 OF which was o
tanned the sale of the Ninthst Church ana rom So
ectons by the NewYOrk East Conference the remainder
having been paid by the Society The burning Is s ot
brick the architecture mcdemzed Gothic ana Is % leet
deep by feet wide On Level with the auditorium anu
separated from it by two Folding glass uOo's io W.
cassrOOms 10 by 10 feet each and between tiese Is
rooms gallery % feet vide which is also provided
with sliding doors similar to those in the elassrooms
The services were according TO the prescribed Iues U
declarations. The Rev. q. Hollis pastor Of the new chaie
made the declaration, and the associate pastor lhe rev
W. Ross Tecited the hymn Before Jehovahs AWin
Throne" Prayer was offered by the Rev. H. r. feasS' -
the Rev Drs Harris and Osborne. Hymn No 23o, Zion
CATION and clergy At the close Of the hymn the Rev
Bishop James preached eloquent sermon taking as MS
text the 27th 2sth and Goth of Pauls FIRST Ese
to the Coossans subscription subsequent to the ser
yielded about $1,000 $500 of which was subscrlbed
10y the Cornell Brothers. one OF whom, Mr. w w CoIol
Is the president of the New York City Sunday school ana
Missionary Society of the NJ L. Church The Rev ID H.
Marks read the 122d Psalm. The officers OF ihe society
made the presentation Of the Church benedlct9h Vas
pronounced, and the congregation dismissed ser
vices We're also held in the afternoon at two ana three
dresses were made by the Rev John Parker tne hG h
f Rex DR. FosteT 0 Mr. Php Phillips conducted the
singing throughout the day and evening.
| CONGRATULATIONS against the repeal OF
the Excise law circulated yesterday IN the sunday
and Mission schools
| Patrolman William Mclaughlin died in
Myrtleave drug store on Saturday morning Of apopeAy
| He was AZ years OF age
The liquor dealers have formed Society,
with officers follows: President ]. ID. McCosky Vice
President John Doyle Secretary. j. Il. Reilly Treasurer,
John DAILY.
| The citizens of the Seventh Ward on Satur
day evening gave Police Captain Oliver b. LEIGH hand.
gold watch and chain, silver mounted PISTOL ana
a roll OF Treasury notes.
The Association of Exempt Firemen OF the
Western District have elected President John l. fl;
Vce-President. James Mccarthy; Recording Secretary,
John McCOlgan; Financial secretary, NJ l. conner;
| Treasurer Samuel Avila.
| st. Patricks Society has elected as President
Thomas Kinsella; Vice-Pfesdens, T Th TI Ttl,
gerald; Contemplating Secretary Richard j. Labor;
Treasurer, Cornelius o'Neal.
Two lectures upon travel in Italy, the United
States Paris, and the Holy Land Illustrated Dy steeo
SCOPE views displayed by the aid OF stereopanseop
Monday and Thursday evenings by frot T. worcester
The usual religious services, under the aus
pieces of the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association,
we're held at the Academy OF Music. last evening, and
sermon was delivered by the Rev Charles S. Robinson,
who took for his text the Nth verse; Nth ohap'er oi
Mathew.
The bodies of two dead infants, apparently
about years OF age, found on Saturday In an
unfinished house on NewYork-ave. on inquiry IL was
to neighborug cemetery for burial bat as the man who
had them in charge had no physicians certhea'e' INC
burial was not permitted
The funeral of the late William Paul Mead
took place at his late residence, No Wloughby,st on
Saturday the service being e9@6ee4 6ye e
Nance and superintendent Ferguson, with Others &C
companIed the body to Greenwood.
The thirty seventh annual dinner of the
Hamilton Literary Association was gwen on SATURDAY
evening at Burns's Maison Dor6e, in Montaguest Many
conspicuous Kings County lawyers participated, and
speeches were made by Judge Van Colt 3 b. Chttenden
A. \. Low, Leut.-Goy WOOdford exJudgc, Greenwood,
the Hon. John WnsOw, A. j. spooner, and Howard C.
Cady.
A meeting under the auspices of the Brook
Park Theaer, last evening. The house was full DR.
o. l. Bennett, the President was In the chair Stirring
addresses made by Capt. ID. Maxwell, and the Rev
d. c. Van Meter Of the New-York Howard Mission The
proceedings inerspersod with hymns and Odes sang
AT the conclusion liberal collection was taken up III aiu
Of the Mission
The Rev. Mr.. Muhlenburgh preached at
Plymouth Meeting House last evening from the text 90"
and Sin more" The vast audience listened with
almost breahess attention as the speaker portrayed the
vany respectable fOricators and the anguish Of
their victims Even the most fallen at times shed tears
not doing their duty When the Rev Mr. Nuhlenburgh
had ceased speaking MI Beeeher said that he never et
Midnight Mission. The most Drazen and loahsome were
once as pure and innocent as mothers babe and
loved as dearly lie felt that the Blood that
shed for was shed for the poor sreewaker Ihe col
lection at the close was large.
The Rev. Henry Blanchard lectured in the
Church Of the Restoration last evening to the drgoods
clerks. Auding to various beneficial associations, he
Ties and expressed his belief that total abstinence should
be one OF the conditions Of membership Meetings were
mended young cooperate in carrying business
for themselves and urged that aid be given those who
than now to obtain good land in the Southern and West
States Societies were needed TO carry out the emf
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over the country with head department IL New,fork
ncon in the co6peron and emigration movement
| IAMSBURGH.-The junior proprietor
Of The BroOL, Times, Mr. Daniel Donovan, has retired
from that journal, and intends to start one-cent daily
| newspaper
| HUNTERS POINT.-0ne Larkn desperate
from New-York, committed by Justice Madden 10
answer ior muIGeIous assault upon CoIslaye IMAM
ferry TO intercept and capture Larn and another burg
lar. When the cOnedcEtos approached the ferry the
demanded
he drew revolver, whereupon they knocked him down
laws seized his pistol and fed. Reganng his feet, tho
Constable grapped with Larkn, and oyerpowercd hun.
COLD SPRING, J.. The Rev. Geo; Dun
bar will receive the annual visit OF his friends from
Woodbury. tomorrow evening, and on Thursday even
Tist ms i'nu' from west i'"' VIII MAKE '''" annual
JAMAICA-Troy Wrauters, pastor Of the
coored church jamaica been expelled the charge
being that he had taken improper liberties with Robert
HEMPSTEAD.-Shenff Durland on Friday
and Saturday arrested 40 hquordeaers in Queens County
for selling without license Each was held 70 bail In $500
LONG BRANCH.-Ths favorite seaside re-
sort boasts royal nhabitant she Is the geatgrand
daughter OF George ILL., but noted for republican sim
plcity Of manners.
KENSICO.-A lecture was delivered nj Ken
scO, Saturday evening, and Division No 49, formed
s. b. Andrus was installed W. p; C. W Rider, esq. W. A.;
Mr.. j. T. Williams Chaplain b. F. Carpenter, Treasurer;
Mis Bel KNAPP X s Ms o Ge0FEe SGnS a. =
III Westchester County within month
STATEN ISLAND.-The owners of the mead
lands the South Shore met on Saturday and took
action with regard 10 drainage George Sonogne while
repairing the chimney at the copper factory, NewBrigh
ton fell through it, distance Of co feet His recovery
IS doubtful. Building improvements progressing
rapidly at New-BrightOn.
NEWBURGH.-A meeting was held at the
Court House Friday evening 10 hear the report Of the
committee appointed to draft a bill bonding the City Of
Newburgh In S0OGO in aid Of three proposed local rail
roads. Mayor Clark chairman. The bill then
read. Judge John W. Brown opposed II. Homer Rams
dell, esd. and Judge George spoke at some length IN
favor OF it. The meeting adjourned 10 the Path inst
ll.nI Il. L..