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The New York herald., 1870-02-14
CHURCH Os ne Hol, aaucEaTs.

Solemn Dedicaiory Services and Int resting
riuslc--Thc Ecumcnicai Gouncii---crmon by
the Rev. DIR. Boyle.
The specious ana handsome church OF the Holy
1nnocents recently erected the corner OF Broad.
way and 9u,rty-seyenth street. was dedicated yes.
terday with all the impreasiyeness and pomp pre-
scrbed by the Romaa liturgy Tor such an occasion.
Tue Very Rev. Dr.. Stogrs, " g.. performed the SER
vice attended by the respected pastor the Rev. Mr.
Larkin, and large number Of priests and acoiytes
The church was alled 10 oyerfowing 10y an audience
made up alike OF the rich and poor, the horny hama
OF the sons " toa being quite as numerous AZ the
t2bt 1tiiDg, delicate lavender kids OF the more
favored children OF Adam. large number OF
fashionable ladies were present. but there was an
entire absence OF that class OF modern piey winch
consists oil equal parts OF morocco, gilt edge. easy
lounges, expressive glauces aud general yenta.
uon OF gcntiiity and the arts OF the modiSte.
The music WAS OF very hgn order OF excellence
.he cbor and orchestra beng under the able direc
ton OF Mr.. Christian Berge. Mercandante's First
mass was given by Grafulla's band OF the seventh
regiment and proved a rich and inspiring treat 10
the auditory. In the credo the trio 10 imam by
Me:srs. Colgen, Lumniis aud Werneke. was
much admired, a. was also the Beaedtctus,
rendered magnlGcenty by Madame Saivotte, as
soprano; Madame Iu.etti. also aud Mr. Werneke, AZ
basso. Az the Erertory Madame Saivottc gave the
Sdtre Maria IN thitlaH sparAnn3 ssyie anu villa
mucn sweetness ana effect.
In the evening Nindo Vespers performed. Prepar-
atory 10 the 'Eyen ,ongp Mr. 4. BeiEe aud DR..
William Berge organ and piano, gave 'Fne Poet
and the Peasant and at the close, the "Crown OF
Diamonds, - IN such mastery manner rs TO com.
pleteiy captivate the congregation.
The sermon WAS preached by the Rev. DR.. Boyle
from ST. Mathew xviii, 20--"For where there
are two or three gathered together In my name
there am IN the midst OF them." He said that
Catholics were fortunate in having an authoritative
Interpretation OF those words--not the mere pi0os
which was so common. Tho Fatner OF tho Chnrch
ana the most expounders held tnat tneso woIoe
were cn!eny addressed TO the Cnurcn isssD' sss
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lips with clearness his voice is soft and pleasing
and hls gesticulation graceful. -
He took for his text the story OF jobs despalIs -
did penance In sackcloth and ashes. After some IN
trOductory remarks the reverend speaker salo tnat
~ y, was iaise idea ina, me nignsssr nest pitt
was an old rule that all success was Raihcu
oy hari work, continued IA the face OF all obstacles
hnu ui appointments. SO II was not possibic 70 gam
heavenly prizes without some disappointment anu
nara work The supreme prize OF ne was not nap
Piness but blcssedness-the capacity 10 peruse the
power oil God ascertain tue secret ways OF Proyi
uence. . MANY turn away from the work, grown
pIile wished lor aud their dlsempered neart ID nAo
plano out OF tune. G0l's word Is pairence. Tha
impatient are IKE he father whose heart Is sorrow
lui at aeath IN me iamly the sun shines brightly
70 all the world, out 10 HIN II looks gloomy OIL
around Tor his eye Is glazed by SORROW One should
be done In the day OF adversary. rhe reverend
gentleman spoke Of young man who was
tation by his comrades, III at last, despair,n9
OF REFORM he took pistol and hasened before his
God This feeling that ones life was wasted Is the
power OF Gods salvation lie then spoke OF the Cal
whistle doctrine, 'the Lord gave The Lord taketh
away, praised lie HIS holy name' OF the doctrine OF
rewards aud punishmen.s, and Claimed that these
theories reward FOR inc good. punishment for the
bad would not t neither reaching the depth OF the
case. lie himself came before the congregation
without such theory. shakespeare had no definite
theory Of life; but speaking Inc truth Oh lie, niS
tragedies have lasted ior centuries. woere r
works used IN the Sunday schools where everybody
Is described IA virtnous aHd g0diy are SO many es
further urging that were here 10 prepare LOT
something beyond TINS life reaching way up 70 the
infinite ana eternal and illustrating the universal
brotherhood OIL mankind, he referred to the welgnt
OF the Inheritance OF the accumulated trauitions OF
All orthodox ancestry. God did not distrioute re-
ligious BELIEF as lie did eyes and noses by SET pat
tern. but each one must work 1t out himself out OF
his own mind and heart some would amend the
story or job, as Others would nave Hamlet marry
0pheia instead OF dying. lie concluded by exnort
ing his hearers that they should get rd OF the mrs.
take that GOD owed them happiness; they must
a. n
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HERALD MONDAY. FEBRUARY H. B7o-TRlPLE

God with an humble and contrite heart; for VINO
ever approached Him In that frame OF mind would
never be disreQarded and would never be cast
away. IL was pleasing for Christians 10 know that
His love existed from all eternity and would remain
TO all eternity, and they as heirs OF christ az cn
dren OF the Most High, would remain In possession
OF that love forevermore.
The church was well attended yesterday, ana,
judging from the number OF sailors and others VINO
are incidentally connected with the seaiarng COM
munity, the church IL doing good work and serves
TO supply % want which Is greatly needed ID the
present daV
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u nEEISIOOS, i,
The Champagne and the Cider Churches
Of the City and Vicinity.
~N>~~-~~~~~~>>>~>>~~~-N~~~~
Seeking the "Thorny Way" on
Silken Cushions.
The Toilcrs of the Sea at Their
DevOtiOns.
Personnel Of the Preachers and Habits OF Their
RersOnncl Of the Preachers and Habits OF Their
Hearers--.-Music and Mirth as
Aids to the Gospel.
Dlscoarses by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beeeher, Rev. Drs. Hepworth, Chaplin
and McSweeny, and the Rev.
Hessrs. Pullman, Foote, Tying,
Boyle and Others.

Az may be judged from the reports given below
tho services In the churches throughout the city
were yesterday more than usually interesting. The
ane. wintry weather gave ample opportunity to the
vot(ries OF fashion to display their finest winter
plumage, and In most cases the fire OF devotional
0ratory warmed the hearts OF the devotees The dis
courses were highly instructive and Will be found
worthy OF perusai.
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histrionic history and her involved conjugal
tragedies have SO grown the one out of the
other, that, in pursuing the first, we are led
up to the second.
Her original essay as a public performer
was elocutionary. Our subject, first in
structed by her husband, himself doughty
declaimer, read at "select entertainment"
at Newark rested few months, and read on
her own responsibility at Trenton, and had
by this time SO impressed her feminine and
other friends with her elocutionary abilities
as to lead them to contract for her an en-
gagement at Winter Garden. There she sue
cessvely assumed the name of Miss Gushing
and the roles of 'Julie de Mortimer" in
Richeiieu; of the "Queen," in Hamlet; and
of 'Nerissa,' in The Merchant Of VeRjce
After her husbands first rencontre with
Richardson, Mr.. Manager Stuart at once
retired her from his boards, whereon she had
been playing from mid-November, 1866, to
March II, 1867, Just about four months.
Read in the light of Mrs. Calhoun's confident
and affectionate prophecies of success, Mrs.
McFarlands career as an actress is in
structive by contrast. Mr.. Booth, to
whom she played, and Mr.. Stuart, for
whom she played, both say she was "a
most dire actress" 1t Is readily recolectsd
by those of us present at the successive
''Booth Revivals" at Winter Garden, that
Miss Cushing, never known to be Mrs. Nc
Farland, lacked not merely the appreciation
of her characters, but could not substitute
for that lack such electric and bounding per-
sonality as stands so many actresses in good
stead for other gifts The lady was not
''stagy," we admit; but 'neither was she
natural, the features of her representations
being expressed in the words ''timid, tame,
inert, and devoid alike of art or impulse. +"
Such was the judgment of contemporary cri-
tics. Such was the apotheosis of the artist
whom Mrs. Calhoun had picked out to de-
monstrate that actresses are born, not
made"
1t is an instructive remembrance that the
person who succeeded Mrs. Mcfarland in her
last role was the very Miss johnson whom
Mrs Calhoun impaled in letter to her friend
as histrionic horror 1t is needless to say
that Miss Johnson's acting heaped Goals of
fire on the head of her critic.
SO much does the theatrical side of Mrs.
Mcfarland suggest and enforce. Whatever
be the issue of that trial, it should contribute
to the community wholesome discourage
ment of all purely gushing ambitions stage
ward Theatres and the public alike are en-
| titled to this degree of protection. Let an
honorable profession and the wide, wide world
not be exposed to an irruption of incapable;
| upon the stage. So will boards and benches
| rejoice in common.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

W. +. FOR CHESTER, HOOK, AND
I6Alefkt9Ta WILMINGTON-The steamer S NJ tEL, A
2Eaa TON leaves OHESNUT STREET w ARE
u IL A, M and $50 p. M. leaves WlLMINGTON az oN
A. Nj and 1850 p. M Fare to Wilmington ~ Genus
Chester or Hook 10 cents 4la I'm
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THE THEATRICAL SIDE OF MRS. Nc
FARLAND.
F1om the Brooklyn Eagle.

FOn he Br0OkIyl Eagle
The principal testimony in the painfully
prolix trial of Daniel Mcfarland is that which
bears upon his alleged insanity. The cause
assigned as producing that condition was the
conviction, real or fancied, that his wife loved
another man better than she loved her hus-
band. This ambulatory affection of the lady
in the case led the object of it to further her
very strong desire to attempt the career of
an actress. The course of events In evidence
shows Madame to have been stage-struck. 1t
is with this prevalent passion of various per-
SONS for n dramatic destiny that we propose
generally to deal; particularly relating 1t 10
the facts of this case. Mrs. Mcfarland n brief
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H. Hs net pTOHJ on gIdss OF WHISKY IIU 10
Here is an encouragement to dissipation
such as had never before been spread, like
the net of the fowler, in the path OF American
youth. How can II. g., when sober, forgive
himself, or, rather the incarnate tiend whose
whisky, transferred to II. G., produced this
epistle?
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A TERRIBLE ENCOURAGEMENT TO
DISSIPATION.

From the Chicago Tribune,
H. G. has been writing about whisky in a
manner that must satisfy the most superficial
observer that he was full of his subject. If
we had time to stop, and knew who 1T was, we
would denounce the heartless fiend that for
paltry stamp sold the great philosopher that
fire which set his brain on fire. He must
have known that with Greeley's propensites
the consequence of his being drunk for half
an hour would be a tipsy leader in the T'ri-
6une. Sure enough, having got his whisky,
and not knowing what to take after it, he
rushes into the Tribune with the startling
query, "After whisky-what?" An experienced
friend would have answered, ga headache"
But, having no such kind counsellor at hand,
as tipsy men are apt to do, he takes the pub
lie into his confidence. ''After whisky
what?" is the question. The philosopher, by
hallucination quite natural under the cir
cumstances, imagines himself to be Joe.
Such phenomenon is not at all strange. We
have seen persons fancy themselves to be the
prophet jeremiah; and that, too, at time
when we ourselves were the prophet Jere-
miah. But ia his fancied character of Joe,
he soliloquizes thus:-
''To Joe drink is almost a necessity. His
spade or hod tires only his body; the brain
lies torpid, and there is brain there, after
all. His glass of liquor is an outlet, safety
waive, lOI WuuISNSI VI phSSlOu
lies in him. 1t serves him for opera, ball,
theatre; it is his Tennyson, his fine clothes,
his exhilarating combat of wit; it is, let us
remember, all he has. Cinderella's rats and
pumpkin to our educated eyes would be- no
doubt, absurd and disgusting enough, but to
her they were an enchanted chariot that drew
her into fairy land, and made her for the time
the companion of princes
1t is easy to believe that whisky has some
agreeableness of flavor, especially to prohi-
bitionist. But III. G.. s experience of the bliss
of being drunk would be calculated to make
any man invest half dollar in that direction,
if he were not incorrigibly abandoned to
moderate drinking. Compute the net pecu-
MARY profit which II. G.-author of ''Politi-
cal Economy" and "What Know about
Farming g'-fnds in glass of grog, over every
other means of earthly enjoyment
| Cost of l opera, including carriage and
RIONtS SZuUu
ball, single ticket. 1000
1heatre, private box Observation-Disclosures. 500
| copy Tennyson, diamond edition, dirt
| cheap at........,. Observation-Disclosures. l2o
| suit fine clothes for Ii. G..,,..,,..,..., 1900
Pictures-sa 100000
Total cost OF the equivalent of glass of
whisky $40, Iii rs
| Cost of whisky-6rst proof. of.................. 80
H. G.s net profit on glass OF whisky 80. $40, l1O 95
| Hero iS an announcement IN diasi ion
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AIoitsslonaI GurDs.

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Diseases Of the Pelvic Vscera Diseases aud Determines
Of tho eye; noso, lace, and person.
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4ub!it Slotitts.

PUBLIp NOTICE is hereby given that o. ts
lith day OF ebruary, IN g. shall proceed 10 afss
Jurors Tor The following Courts to be hcd ~ aud io
we cly ana county OF New York, on tho IN dI 4"
hAroh, pioximo, To wit!
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panels OF lN pet Jurors each for the Court OF omm
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Jurors tor tho Court Of 0olerA Session.
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hEEiGB OF 4OLI.ECTOn on INTkkNAL
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New YORK, 81 Chamber st.. Fob :. lSO-nI dli~cu's
OF tho Commissioner Of Internal Reye0re no ofieI w
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dealers and recliher, 10 suspended lh@l mag NJ
u,Cs IN the old book a. heretofore A PLkANA Iu''
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Sstrploqp,

GIPsY CLAIRvOYANTi-B best In the world
w Love business, marriage sickness Has ali the
knowledge Of his peculiar RACES Ladies 50 cents Gen.
uemen. 81. i0t West 18th 1t.
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other visitor osu, speedy mhrrlAges brings together
those long separated SHOWS the Kcnoss OF tho ono you
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MADAME WlrE.-Soe her Tor bus nea. love AZ
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soo TO o. lis West 9Othst. near 9th aV.
MADAME JOINS. fortune tcllert she has no
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PApEn yECEIyED.-wili meet al lS s2d st.
DeSyeea LcIinaton and sd avs, any time after FEB
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tins s.I DAY o. beoem6tr 1850 Dun" OF NOV iVf1
hEIRihEw ARNoUx. Attys. for Plaintiff.
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MtoltIL

SAFE AND SPEEDY CTRE for laiic' anes
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mont o. ladies specially. Once AMI ttcrito y"
rs. 'Nollson place, bet sth i ANA WeyHio! pace
A HOuN TO lades.-9uO 100 cnpios Ut Ladies Irtl.t
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DIR DE NEAN s"a.hnston rloc' Ne" iole-
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81. 600 MEWAtHR Tor any case ct ,, S','Si ~
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Sabiuus Banka
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81 DowERY, CORNER OF CANAL ST.
Blk I. II CENT FROM Q, TO 5000
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=Open every day from 10 TO :, aud on Mondays and
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Open from eN A. n. to T. Nj, ana on Nondays
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deposit -
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MUTUAL. BENEFIP SAVINGS BANN-
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ernmeot tau with parto ipation in prona on the
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for circular, containing valuable into niatIOh.
CHA9 X. GRAHAM, President
fid h; rs,r SS..' NieoPresidsnt,.
q. II. BENE dot, Secretary.
1HRo. W. NohRis. Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
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Musital Instruments.

CHEAT ORFEH.-HORACE WATERS No
"A tsi btoadway Will dispose Of 100 pianos me odeont
and orsAns OF six hr'clase maket. NJ extremely low
prices for oAsh. during hls month or Will tIke from
rs to SIS monthly until paid The same TO let and rent
money applied purchased. Chckering pianos In
cludod IN me offer "
A kTElNWAY paroforto, less than halt coat
"a nearly news modern improvements cArN cd case
and leg ~ ootaves round corners years warran
tco, % Fourth az.
A LADY Will sell, for si2S. handsome nnc.ioned
~ plAhoiotto, modern style and mpioVcm nts 1rst.
GLASS makers sweet. powerful tone ln perfect order
" bird ST., basement door
NEAUTIFUI. rosewood piano for t.T5 Stein.
saUrbce for cash. S'
j BIDpLR, IL Amity IT, near broadway.
pIANO~ AND ORGANS, -sevcrs choice pianos
paintings sale, ~atchs, &c. l. Y JONES. 81 Ann 81
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Y,rsuml AOiit,s.

IFTHR CONDUCTOR OF the car who saw tho
soldier boy gamble tlo9 win please leave tho number
where he may be 'een' he WIN DO rewarded,
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EANTED-A nrst.c asa car sgr smith. and u IN.
~ i.her steady lob and good Nt-rs must 1e 80 he.
ID stcad,. aud frs class workmen. None others need
,ply a. d. Hro.dwAy