New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

wanting not with Rtualism because advanced Rualsm
is covert Romansm and UNION with the Church OF Rome
unless reformed, is impossible. The history OF Rome
proves that no reformation Will come from the prelates
Of the Church. They meet the suggestion an to
modify any doctrine, squarely and haughuly
with nonpossumus. But reformation can
come from the priests AID ialty OF that
church Already the dawn seems TO DC breaking IN Ger
many and France in Spain and Austria, even In Italy
Thus the Church OF Rome may become church when
confess 70 be catholic and with which we may be
in communion II only have guarded our own heritage
Of primitive and apostolic order As ritualism looks TO-
reunion cannot be through ritualsm 1t no hndrance
to the hope Of unity that our apostolic c3nreh only
choose the weak things OF this e2rth ID eHnlouho tne III
mighty.
THE INTERNAL AND THE CELESTIAL LOVE.
The Rev. 0. b. rockingham preached to his
congregation in Lyric Hall, sixthave yesterday morn
ing on the various kinds OF love which influence man.
and his destiny here and hereafter Among the base
lOves-hose which tend to destroy society demOraze
man. and 10 ruin the soul-he cassed the nornate and
unholy uss the flesh and the greed OF gold Passion
has created unhappy class Of women from whom even
pity turns away In disgust and whom even mercy hardly
daes 10 compassionate In the very midst OF every COM
muniy they live accursed The utmost that society has
learned to do for them 10 draw Gordon around them
that the infection may reach and destroy the heart
OF humanity. Their whole life Is Hypocrisy. They
make believe to smile while their hearts are breaking
They pretend 10 love- while they are overwhelmed with
a terrible despair They iutter through few years OF
existence condemned and despised aud 90 down to pre-
mature graves unblessed unwept, unprayed for What
human heart fail 10 bleed for these unfortunate vic
sacrifice themselves that society may be spared the ruins
and devastation that follow IN the path OF the ter
rble passion With these 'ucrnal loves" the speaker
cOntrasted the eternal exhausess love that IS not con-
troled and that does not even control itse-the Dtueh
cent celestial love created TO COunerac human destroy
ing love. He pictured the happy results OF the nsu
tOn OF marriage which binds whole groups together 10y
lndssOluble bond Woe unto those who would under
the influence OF base animal passion attempt 20 de
stroy tins bond Woe unto those VINO seek 70 lg
There is paradise at the mothers feet when u ouhu
nowhere else earth The lessons which she teaches
beyond
influence is holy influence, that u felt long years aieI
she has passed away Her love the purest type OF rear
dsuteresed love that man can know. After refer
ring 10 the benefits conferred by George Peabody upon
society the speaker held that men must learn TO love
each other as members OF the same great human family
the process OF educating men out OF their sehshhe
can never reach perfection until society becomes soc
ey of brothers and sisters mutually loving faithful and
self-denying
THE BIBLE IN THE COMMON SCHOOLS.
The Rev A. Putnam, pastor of the First
Unitarian Society Brooklyn preached last evening at
the Church of the SAVIOR TO arge and attentive congfe
CATION on the subject Of the Bible IN Public Schools AZ the
commencement OF his discourse Mr. Putnam read from
local paper the following paragraph winch originally
appeared in what is called the organ OF the Unarahs.
A6oa. the Bee J., ls.s ',a9 POI, s1 n ~
there should be theological hyorsm shown DO pubic seoos-i
sect sboui ba's schools Of e, osu so5i,T hos uJ @
, s Dd is sa bod G' ., m s5SI @ DER ST. 6s o. rnF
hearing read b. others u be Zoo as uos 20 80 o1rse y-,
right We should have toae before the Catholics bal
established schools OF their Bl' though MAJ be TOO % - w
respect
b. puitug ourselves zht such 81 nporsiat naiier
The Reverend speaker said lhave no hesitation m
4otk uoes no. IeIt5JJ'I l-J 10y. - a. g., ,-t
being the case, the Unitarian minister 40 Cincinnati IA
which city the Bible has been directed % be excluded
from the public schools, has been the leader Of The
and lectures upon the right and duty OF
Keeping the Bible IN the hands OF our
worth being widely read and pondered This exccp'
tonal passage from one Of the articles u our paper vas
from post OF duty who obliged 10 call IN the as
sstance OF a number OF persons while DE was away N
whole subject. which. De said, would probably assume
proportions Of considerable magnitude ~ this country
and culture would he one OF the most disastrous evils
that could aflct society.
TIE REV. LEONARD W. BACON OS FATHER ny
ACINTHE.
Last evening the Rev Leonard W Bacon
delivered an interesting discourse Religious progress
In Europe and the movement OF which Father Hya
cinthe was tho exponent m France" Ths1eyt was IN
Revelation. vi. TO- "How long. Lord holy and true
dost Thou not Judge % aveuge blood on them that
dwell the earthl" Mr Bacon said he did not accept
any OF 'no curious wISh I
ton Tho Catholic Church in France had
to atheism. Father Hyacintho, N the course
OF his experience had cndeaYOted % demonstrate that
Christianity aud the Church shOd not Do separate and
distinct institutions lie had preached under the despot
ism Of Napoleon III with boldncss and courage equal
the reconciliation OF tho separated Christian commuu
IONS not by compromise o. convictions but By their
M peace and charity and the restoration OF the Catholic
Church to the spirit Of rs primitive ages.
DEDICATION or 4 CHAPEL IN NEWARK.
The new chapel OF the Clinton-ave Re
formed Church OF Newark which has been
erected at cost OF $4,000, was dedicated with
appropriate services yesteBday forenoon. Tho
secration sermon was preached by the Rev DR.
delivered
Terhunc The building IA Gothic structure and built
in substantial manner The material used Is light
gray granite. 10 two stories IA hight The lower story
Is TO be used lecture room the upper story VIII be
occupied by the sabbath-schoo Each story viii hold
about 900 persons In the afternoon ex-senator Ffeug
huysen delivered an Interesting address
NEW METHODIST CHURCH
Yesterday afternoon the neat frame building
Just completed for the Koscuskost Methodist Church.
near Broadway. Brooklyn. dedicated by Bishop
James assisted by the pastor, the Rev VIM H. Norris
The Bishop preached an able from the text,
Come unto all that labor and are heavy laden.
and will give you rest " 81 Matthew, X 25 The SIC
persons and cost $500 In the evening the sermon
preached by tie Rev VIM McAlsIer Of West Thirty
seventh ST. Church. this city On both occasions there
was very large congregation.
ArToREEY-sr. 81. l.. CHURCH.
The Neptune Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance yesterday repaired IN body 10 the above
church 10 listen TO temperance sermon preached by
the Rev Ecrson the pastor Of the above church and
chaplain OF the DIVISION. The Reverend gentleman took
for his text the 10Th 3lh }st ana cd OF the XIII
Chapter O. Proverbs and listened 10 with profound
attention by the large congregation present
ITEMS
The Rev w. Altman pastor of the Spring
st Baptist Church, preached sermon Yesterday morn
ing on the Mutual Duties OF Husband and Wife" He
recommended unity OF feeling f0rbearauce. and prayer
IN each others behalf and said good word praise OF
aud old maids although lac considered marriage
the only perfect and dvney ordained social condition
The Fifth-ave Baptist Church held their
monthly concert Last evening After receiving the
monthly OertOry for the Missionary Society, contributed
by the Sunday and amounting 90 Sl7J the chill
drcn sang very sweetly hymn prepared for the occa
sion. Mr. Sidney Root and the Rev DR.. Armltage adj
dressed the children and after further singing the eGCr
cses closed