New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

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Dhp rH1nOn ~ VI NEW ROMAN cATho oL11
/ CHURCH IN BROOKLYN - INTERESTING SER
VlCES-sERMoN BY BISHOP LOUGHLIN.
Yesterday new Roman Catholic Church,
eaed the CauTen Of Our Lady of Mercy was opened
Fl ,Sss!aIs 1SS SSsS5 I j tRS
orammlns 400 persons Tbe windows all Of stained ned
altar looks elesS s and S:s, ,Oo 0SsF ad$
beautiful The entire cost Of the building csm sted at
$4,000 The following Glergymen; besides the Bs0p:
Father Taalie lthe Pastor of the church, Eugene Cas-
sIdy John MeKenna Bartholomew Gceson DE- Edward
| Lennon, James McElroy, and James Mccarthy
| ST. JOINS CHAPEL.
After having undergone extensive alterations
and impT9yements ST. Johns Chapel was reopened yes
morning, and IN the afternoon service FOR the children
by Win e s n he Which
were delivered by the Rev Alvah Wiswal and others
The improvements In the chayel add greatly to It's beauty
and comfort but the OF organ which is old
and has evidently been put together with haste and care
excellent singing of the choir much less effective than II
otherwise would have been. ..,r,,rg,cr--rrr-T-
THE NEwsboYs' SUNDAY EVENING MEETING
ADDRESS BY wM CULLEN BRYANT.
At the Sunday evening services In the News
boys Lodging House, last evening the Hall crowded
tho newsboys being in full force and there
n alse men present. Among them John crosby Brown
esp Charles Kirkland, esd. Mr. John Paine, and 9th
' he 9 sare r. a society," y@'' sSs5ssS
Mr. M Ba1a Gssn Byss by saying SS glad
see them surrounded by so many comforts, and SO ye
and that ofthem thought they ought % make some
return for so much kindness They COULD make such re-
things they could all do would insure their happiness and
prosperity First every boy could resolve by Gods help
guilty of falschood, aud always do what was right and
just. No trust could be placed in a boy who never
tho boy who told the truth and took any unfair
advantage, was good aud noble, and would be trusted
Having taken honest boy should resolve
to dtqs resoutey adhere To the truth and IN 80 dong
form the basis of Noble character Every boy should
doing good to others they would lay up store OF salts,
faction in the future and make themselves respected and
loved. one who was selfish, and paid no regard to
Others, would DO regarded as dsagreoable person;
happy by kind actions The greatest friend OF the human
race, the Lord Jesus Christ, lived life OF nnselsh good
sung hymn, Mr. Brace introduced Mr. Briggs OF OHIO,
who addressed them briefly.
DEDICATION OF A CHURCH IN JERSEY CITY.
st. Boniface German Catholic) Church. South
siXthst Jersey City dedicated yesterday The Right
Rev Bishop Bayey oiciated. the Rev. Father Jansen
preaching the sermon. The services were largely ut
tented
REVEALS.
Reviyals arc in progress at the Methodist
successful and have succeeded In ar0usg good deal OF
interest . .....
Reyiyas are being held In the NJ L. Church fremont
with very gratifying results.
A protracted meeting has been in progress Mt the
Methodist Episcopal Church nj Rye, under the pastoral
charge OF the Rev. T. L. Perry, with favorable results
very extensive giOus revival among all donomina-
taking place throughout the upper part OF
Suffolk County Long Island The interest first showed
itself In southampton then extended TO Sag Harbor and
has since become general. Special meetings beng
held at East Hampton, Bridge Hampton, West Hampton,
Greenport and In nearly every village III me eastern
called unions All sects attend The churches are
crowded TO oyorhowng. and numerous conversions are
being made.
An religious revival Ia In progress among the
various Methodist Churches along the Hudson River, and
the conversions are numerous.
Great religious excitement prevails among
Tic different Denomination in Buffalo, n y DR. and
audencesat the Pearl Fl. Methodist Church. large
number OF converts have been made.