New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

pete siving pleasant and cheerful appearance
the platform Dr Darbin Dr. HoldicS. Dr. BsbOitt, the
Rev. Mr.. DiehL Dr. Philip schaf, DR.. Moran, and DIR.
Graham. Daniel Drew, Thurlow Weed, ex-Gov. Throop
OF New-York Conh1odore Vanderbilt and wife, and 9th
Or Deems state that the cation Of the Rev
Dr. Booth In cIos,px their services in the church. had
sung The hymn. Il loyo Thy Kingdom Lord" ana the @
Strangers should employ tbs hymns and the same
tunes IN Recommending the long chain OF 80 years ers
Doxology after which the first morning lesson was read
| Y Dr Moran The hymn was then sung, after when
Prayer was offered by DR. Joseph Hodic Of the Amer
lean Bible Society The second morning lesson having
been read the following hymn written especially Tor
the occasion by Phoebe Cary member OF the congrega
ton, was sung to the tune Of Old Hundred.
Come down, o Lord, and with US live
The gospel Thou ifis, freely give
We freely offer All
Come With such power md saving gr.ce.
Ss ..sst .. and f G.fi s's SRs lS. iSsSS Soss
This sacred temple Of the Lord"
Let friend and stranger one 10 Thee
Peel with ,neh power Thy spirit move.
The sweet eternal speech 81 love
Yea sl rs Holy Ghost.
a, Let burning hearts and Tongues be given
fotetaste o the bliss Of Hssvsui
DR. Robert g. Moran, OF North Carolina, preached from
the text Ephesans f. 10 "hat in the dispensatOn Of the
fuess N times, he might gather together In one all
in easth even in Him." He showed that the Christian
dspensson came only when mems minds were ready to
this religion has passed successfully through prosecutions
and temptations, and had emerged trurnphsnt, simple
all meet in union Of hearts and hands The love OF
Christians for great Head. unites them all in the
had to make an address was unexpect-
edly absent After few remarks by DIT. Deems. the
DOXolOgy was again sung. and the benedctiOn pro
nOunced by DR. Durbn. The music mark ked feature
OF the day Inc children IRON the sunday sehooi were
ward
3th Of,
the Pastor officiating. assisted by Thomas H. Skinner.
d. d. Pastor Of the University place Presbyterian Church
these three cergyen having been pasOr OF the Mercer
IT. church,; Gardiner Spring, LII D. William Sprague,
ID. D.; A. &. Wedekind. d. d. Pastor st. James Evan.
gelcsl Lutheran Church the Rev. X. Koenig of
Pesth, Hungary, and others. AL persons were in.
repeat, as the symbol Of their faith, the Apostles
Greed. The Church OF the strangers now EN-
braces persons in its membership who were formerly
members OF the Episcopal Methodist Baptist. Presby,
teran Congregational, Lutheran Reformed Dutch and
other Churches IL is the first undenomnatona Church
yet established In America Its only resources for sup
port the sunday collections the contributions OF
liberal Christians Of all churches, and the subscriptions
OF members OF the Church and Of the congregation The
only Of the Church Is TO demonstrate the pract-
eabty OF Christian unity TO keep up free Christian
church in this city and to furnish Sunday home Tor
strangers whom pleasure or business may bring TO the
In the evening the services were conducted by DIT.
Philip Schaf. Professor in the Union Theological Semi
nary. Dr. John Cotton Smith. d. D., Rector OF the
Church Of the Ascenston preached and an address wa
made by Dr Mancius c. Hutton, pastor OF the washing
tOn-square Reformed Church.
eyeRg baPpeeSr PSec Ferrs Of T the m TnveY W
OF New York will preside. The following persons have
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a D. Sr .,. S4 I b d. R e ea iPSsh%, P Cooper
G. Churchill NJ Lyman Denson Dsne Dre~ CO1eI r. Discs
Rysr RToit jane. LormsI Graham Richard C. Gsr1er
he $ Hoe e Sn John b se DE- sIe. I..a a @I a'g
o s S.s i sSs Ios ro. .;'; oSs kss A
Horse IL ws@9 s',s.F: TIaoS. weoSiIr S%Ido,
Of re Merodist after which addresses expected
from DR. Charles r Deems the Rev Rudolph Koenlg OF
on-the Hghts. Brooklyn; and Dr. Irensus Prime OF
To-morrow, at p m. the Sisters OF the Stranger.
benevolent society connected with the church. will hold
R ss sas eaSe ses ae pc In
the evening. services VIII be conducted by the Rev Dr.
Thomas Armtage Pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church Addresses win be made by the Rev DR.. vii.
liam A. Muhlenberg, Rector Of st. Lukes Hospital and
Dr. +. g. Andrews. On Friday evening, October T. at
7:so a public temperance meeting will be held under the
auspices OF the Fidelity Temple Of Honor The Grand
County will preside. Prayer will be offered by the Rev
Stephen Merritt T chSPsn sf WiaB steysnsan a
the Rev. c. f. Deems, and the Hon b. T. Hale OF Kings
County The proceedings will be diyerslfed with sd
cred and temperance songs by a young lady.
On the morning Of Sunday next the services WIN pe
he Collegiate Reformed Church. The Rev. William b.
Mnnsey D. D. OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev George J Mngin superintendent OF City Missions
In the evening DR.. Leonard Bacon OF Ne"-ha'oH Will
THE LATE JOSEPH HoxIE.
At the Lafayette-ave. Presbyterian Church,
Rrooklvp Yesterday morning. the Rev Theodore L. Guy
r nreached sermon upon life and character OF the
late Joseph Hoxie. Mr. Cuyer took for his text the
words Thou shalt to thy grave IN full age IKE
IA A shock OF corn cometh in his season" JOB " D. He
said that Hoxie was at the time OF aus desth 70 yas
OF age was born in Charestown, Rhode Island ana IN
bs ssvsnteenth wear came NewYOrk. paying for his
passage on sooR oy No Eers sterward earned an hambs
living by working turnpike between fortsmoun ,
and York and when 20 years 0ld ne started puo
scboo This was All before Fulton had started his nrst
steamboat Mr. H0xie ene1ed into politics al the age OF
onintance rs Of Daniel webster and Henry Clay who
were attracted by his eoquence MI HOxe AZ one tine
VII % vs County Clerk acted City Judge and under
President Lincoln Collector OF ib 4i narf
and MT Cuyer believed that he had made more speches
than any other nOn-proessonal gentleman y. NV iorA'
He was in all respects model Christian gentleman
ST. AMBROSE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
pob+abouabonp. an Indian Minister from the
Diocese Of Huron Canada West preached In 81 Ambrose
Fnsconal Church last evening He spoke chiefly OF the
gbt ~ the Christian faith which WAS penetrating even
the forests OF British America, and making many con-
yerts among his people. In the long years oi
In which they had lived they had known OF no letters or
books and no divinity the incomprehenSole Great
sn,rt but now preachers go among them reading the
Gari in their own language, and expoundng Christian
doefrinea Their meetings largely attended, anu the
When Pahtahqushong visited this city one year ago MS
church the onedas numbered Ca snS sSo1
400 nan,hsr He was soliciting funds for the complexion
Of church the onedas which b hae stss Deen a a
thr heats had zone out toward the people who utter
strangers to them had given them place 90 ., ~, aSpb
Abou $40 was raised. Pahtahquahohg gus W th
~ hnres ~ ale superior 10 establish new MISSIONS
MOTHERS PRAYERS.
A meeting of remarkable interest Is TO De
held on Wednesday In Brooklyn. 1t Is the Mothers
Annual Concert of prayer Ladies are coming from DIS
tant cities to attend Mrs Marshall o. Roberts win pre-
side and many women OF great influence and worth VIII
take part in the services.