New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25

unit ga ared I'm this country for mechanics and esPe?
iey for farmers under Ine thse onnoTfuies and
while they sought TO i've in accordance WIN oo md
teachings they received, 70 gain nches ana ho"o'
true manhood.
CHRISTIAN WORK IN SPAIN.
meeting of the friends of the American
Tract Society was held in Dr. Tyngs Church on sxteenth
street last evening 70 consider the WORK OF circulating
Christian literature In Spain. The attendance was rE"
and a number OF addresses were 9eneeIeu 1T Sb3
resaited ,om the efforts made by the american lisos
Society. His predecessor In 81 GeorhS hinna hand
10 the society He (Dr. Tynel aud his eongrega;;
CATION were Glad 10 have INC OppoI'94IIllyS o ~
they Would be able to OF the yoke which men NAG
put upon them, and he was s1 doctrineS of men
wonId fan and that the cause OF Christ would finally
out Triumphant the ReT Ir s1 d cbysTons now
stands asking for the Gospel aals hnguo Is Eo,e ' ~
four times the s ddStaimpp ' 1sooo6oo Of people
vet only 100000 OF them can rea9. WIZ 1Sn
Po,tio0 and even now it Is almost impossible TO fnd
hooks of any value the Kingdom although IN the iso
and women were persecUted and imprisoned for worship
ing Christ after their faith In no country on to
globe has the Catholic Church had such Held IoT h o
salvation of men, yet today only about onefOueth OF te
spanards can read The speaker gave N,rtSmoras
touching the sufferings OF EmaBua Fot6
who was converted to the Protes!anS ,r iatI a.
Dr Adams said that the word does move, aeu, d a. viii
mover 20 backward The fact that slavery has oeen
he'd IL
a nb seems U 10 come in ike the tide Although the
Teeeae Sep ad hSheT The Rev Dr. Gasse followed
with few remarks He SAID that it was striking TACT
that wherever tho Roman Catholic telgloh ue0ino i
the peope have rushed into ntdelity The hrst poOk
published In Madrid since the Reyouuon was vta
stand the market and they shape their course aceou
ngy The time has GENE for AmereaS 10 h iepu
] Tract Society has hand numoer Oi oTInc
printed in the Spanish tongue which iN tSo DoS
ooFy was sung and the consTss@toa ara rs5iTsd
after by the spaniards than those pnDshed IN E
gland Thirty years ago It was PCo bT 20 now the
difficulties have been removed, as the following IeIer
| viii show; MIA, Gal, n,, % 1919
To the Rev WV HIILooE D. D. Sc IN ~ S S ~ HIM
J. F. Hale permit Prcared for the admission o. book, o. ,sC
sa5S book, bad 1Oysr been violated made g ss
oo@mOI ne SGS o5s en. IN ooS Sn HmTe
Your four will probably be on hand o Distribution On
Ii s g GS , ,h Sou ~ sd 5g make very liberal sppop
s as 3 r '9Ssi my ''f i T'' sis h@a
music possible remain, yours truly hHSAr Z HALL
| HOWARD MISSION.
| The school-room of the Howard Mission was
the scene OF happy reunion yesterday afternoon The
faces Of the children beamed with happiness as they
greeted the Rev. W. c. Van Meter with the song "Wel-
como Home" after his absence from them AT the con
cuson Of the song he said very glad TO get back
to you again after absence Of two weeks took with
ing which were TO held the various places should
visit. One was little girl who had been with us but a
try at the Rev. DR.. Longs church In West Philadelphia
She stood on the platform 6 me ana aS1ga s
| gentleman and lady came forward. fall 10 then
you Seob Teady take the thus Is WANDERED
for her. provide for her. and at her for hor heavenly
hand to heT seat when their SON. young about
years old stepped up to them and said NO will take
myself We visited Chester next and at that little place
when told the congregation that any who desired might
child for a week, S24O at handed me- and 500
more was promised by the good people We then went
10 Baltimore, and there saw an institution much needed
in this City. 1t was something Ike our NewsDoys Home
support himself Places were provided for them,
| and, II possible, each was to contribute VI 70
where We were received most cordially We called
business. he st found time to converse with my little
charges One evening invited the members Of Congress
TO listen TO Fourteen years among the little wander
ers and It would have done your heart good to see the
with political affairs During our absence we received u
pledges and money about 81 800 to help us In our work"
sngng various hymns, fin which the tiniest children
| joined with great earnestness.
sUNDAY-sCHooL CONVENTION AT GRACE CHAPEL,
The Sunday-School Convention which has
been assembled at Grace Chapel Foureenthst, during
tho past week terminated last night. The Rev. W. f.
Morgan, d. D., of St. Thomass Church, addressed the
congregation tho subject OF Parents" dwelling with
considerable force the important duty Of instTueting
their children In the Bible and Of taking that they
attend regularly at the Sunday Of their several
| churches
THE NEW BISHOP OF LONG ISLAND.
The Rev. DR.. Littlejohn, late Rector of the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, in Brooklyn, win be conse
Grated Bishop Of Long IsandIon Wednesday next Tie
following circular gives programme Of the exercises
The Rev. Abram Eewkrk Iittlcjohn, D.. will be con-
secrated God willing, Bishop OF Long Island In the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn Wednesday, the
27th Of January, 1869 The will begin at 1Oh
The clergy OF the Diocese and the adj dining DOceses
cordially invited TO attend. Those who propose
be present Will please bring their surpcoa and assemble
I'm the chapel adjoining the church lentrance Mon
taguest, punctually at 10 o'clock. Hospitality will be
cheerfuy extended 10 those who remain night If
they VIII send early notice 10 the Chairman OF the
Committee OF Arrangements OF their Intention 70 do
collation. for the Bishop and clergy will be provided
after the service. II would be gratifying Commit
tee OF arrangements to have the members Of he Veses
OF the Churches IN Brooklyn and the Island assemble
I'm the Chapel with the Clergy aud join In the procession
The Nestries Intending TO be present will please notify
the Chairman OF the Committee I'm order that seats may
be reserved for them IN the Church missionary meet
inR IN aid OF the work Oregon will be held in the
ming az ~ O'clock, IN the same church Addresses may
be expected from the Bishops Of Oregon and Nebssks
the Rev. Dr. Hall Of Washington, and others.
Il. A. HOFFMAN,
j. A. PADDOCK, Committee OF
H. f. PIRRRBPONT fArrang oments
CHAs. r. MARVIN,
Brooklyn, N. T., Jan. 49, 1869.