New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

SPAIN and other nations of Europe, worn OUT a mil ,er
ling under the yoke OF degradation and decay, snail pd
haps fall still lower in stupor let America ali'o Give
shine The Bible s the sheet anchor OF our nav reign
there. Give the open Bible Tor our co hri,age al
or land an open Bible for our Legislative halls 80 that
"our offering may be peace ana our eAao'o''
ness" God speed us on the way
MISSION WORK AMONG TIE POOR
II is estimated that there are more .iiah
2ooooo persons in this city in destitute cohui'io''
A Tho organized to relieve the poor ana
Ignorant the New York City Sunday-schoo ana "iso
arv Society il prominent The annual report, wlo t
nearly ready for distribution, contains hi""'
The Society was Incorporated by an act passem ty
H. 1866 Its membership includes sod d Episcopal Church
together with the pastors and presiding e T W
NewY York Districts and Eat eccted annually
The headouarters of the Board are at tine o.,rI .
rooms in the new RToaSWay and Eievenhs These
rooms we're fitted up and neatly ana 1 eencyosity
nished about six months snge, it resdent and by
and solely at the expense OF the e esnndaysehoo
him presented for the use OF the society. NV the
S u in thirty dfh-st near Tcnthave; at NO. lS6
ankn-st near Hudson; at NO s'2 broo is, ar
Mulberry: corner of Broadway and sky 1T
sixty between second and Third ayes; at Ease
Eeventh-st., Avenue II ia secohd-a1e, nnMe
Sryentyeeventh and Seventy eighhsts.; III aNrno r ~
between sixteenth and seventeenthss:; at corner vi
Thirds and Avenue b at No l3 =, Tb;rd r. ''
The Society now holds free from debit real estate cor
ssting OF chapel lots and chapes esthatcd q" Sg1
ana I o ~ SG There are under the pastoral
care OF missionaries eleven organized % meet
hers Of which are divided into % classes, when me-.
weekly During the year there have been ~ oomso
sons the mission meetings; Inc losses 90 sociatins
To separate congregations have been 4l6 since no laSt
annual meeting Perryst Church has been eohsuttea
scnnT,te charge taking from the membership OF thc
mission 325 and from our Mission Sunday - nooi reger
72s pupils. The present church II oSy with
a total register for the year of G5 officers ana
and 299s scholars total Sundaysehoo membership
six missionaries have been employed during the year
The work performed by them Is indicated " thc
ing figures: Missionary and pastoral ySlts 05Fpoi
average per month"; 2.sO5 visits 10 the SICK, 2ZSi a
lies prayed with, 7iG4; religious services held 80
visits to SundayschOOls, 1906 pages OF tics anu pu
Ners distributed, o. f3O funerals, 1885, haptisms 2lo;
conversions, 29 children promised TO cnrch ~
aTnanded in the Mission and Sunday school. work
5Ii a. During the last years the Society has
expended in carrying forward Its work sl955C9 81 ~
The officers are follows: President, Andrew v STOUT
President OF the shoe and Leather Bank Presidents,
Chas IL Apologize, G. j. Hamilton, and J. ID. slayback
recording secretary James II. Pclton Treasurer. VIM
John +. Cornell d. Curry, ID. d., the Rev VIM.
0atIeT' j. $ Mclean, ana Abraham Mead. one million
of dollars can be expended the during me COMING ~, i
building missons,' churches. &c ContrDuti9hs WIN po
received by the Treasurer at Nos 212 ana "a bo"i!'
wHITsUNDAY.
The festival of Whitsunday was celebrated
Yesterday with musical pomp aud saeerdotal clrcuh-
stance in the Christian Church. 1t has always been OBJ
served of the hOest festivals in the Church 'eh
dar ranking in Importance with Christmas ana Easter
Sunday. II commentaries the descent OF the Holy
Ghost on the Apostles when they were sent every wter
Ia tell the Good Tdngs. synchonOe WIN .Ic my
Festival of Whtsuntide Is the Jewish feiLst Oh
which was celebrated soemuly IN the synagogues. 80
that concuTenty the great Spring Festival OF me Inueh
was observed yesterday by the Jews ana ChriSlldn'
At St Adams there imposing Inass YESTERDAY:
The chance was decorated with horticultural produces
of every hue and KIND Inc musical service Wa NJ IS
order and selections from Mozart, GoulOd ana her~k
Tbo 70 the right in front, were occupied by the IT.
MARY Sisters Father Noyes delivered an appropriate
vice Of solemn Vespers was held in the afternoon 49,,
In the Synagogue Ahavath Chesed' ANenue ai.a
POurthst., 26 children were confirmed Inc RIls WpfS
white dresses with white satin sashcs ara whne ku
gloves The boys Sd E saGS SPIN PSner and A Horn
stein among those Who sang Inc sflGes "f ere
Hubsch preached There elaborate floral and other
In BrookIyn the Jewish synagogues were decked with
floral enllcms and the rite Of confirmation was admin
sterd To large number of the youth OF bot soMeS, le
Episcopal and Catholic churches were beautlfnl deco
rated with flowers and the musical services were u
high order.
COLGATE MISSIONARY SCHOOL.
A fair-sized congregation assembled last even
ing a the school house. No. 80 East Twentleths to par
tcipae the tenth anniversary exercises OF the colgate
MISSIONARY school The school established Is years
.oo in Ftrst-aye near Twenteth-st, by Mr.. NJ Colgate,
and in the first year had received ut different times 1900
children The exercises last evening were opened Win
a HYMN by the children and prayer Ivy me rev DI'
Kendrick followed by the distribution Of diplomas con
stituting the recipients life members OF the Missionary
society Addresses delivered by the missionary OF
the Society Mr. Bacon aud superintendent Kent 3l te
school a deputation OF cOored children from Wash,
ngton school, under the care OF Mr. sykes sang several
hyms after which the school gave SIS to MI sykes Tor
the purpose of aiding him in erecting schOOih9use IA
Washington The exercises were brought 10 close ny
the founder. VIM. Colgate detailing the struggles OF the
school, its vicssitudes aud ultimate success ana ihd,a
tons Of future prosperity. The behedction was pro
nOuuced by DR.. kcndrlck.
p.p.f INEATTIRIIITY THE JEWISH
MASSACRE.
The Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck, ID. d., Rector
of ". Ann's-on-thc lights Brooklyn, last evening,
preached upon the significance OF the Feast Of Whit
sunday from the text, And they were all filed with
the Holy Ghost" In the course OF his sermon, the
preacher touched upon the coming declaration OF the
infalby OF the Pope which, he thought, would De thc
browning OF the Papacy and the sure precursor OF te
end OF the Roman Church. The reverend gen
tleman also made reference TO the lhtGllgehee
of the wholesale massacre Of Jews by the
socallcd Christians at Ronnana' ana , sad
state OF barbtrsm worse than t1at OF the 81 Barhoo
massacre and would set back The cause oil Ihils
tIanity at least "A century
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
st. Budgets Catholic Church on Mercer-st,
Jersey CITY was soemnly dedicated yesterday at lO a.
H. by the Rev DR.. Corrgan Vicar General Of the Do
cese of NewJersey and vicePresident of Seton Hall
College assisted by Father Corgan Rector of ST. Peters
Church Father Cody preached the Sermon which was
brief and impressive The present parish OF s. Peters
will he divided-One part Will worship IN 81 BrugsI
and the other part in st. Peters Church on GIands
The new church Is frame s'taotupp WI" THE Ch"Iic
own four lots in the same locality on which they propose
they accumulate the necessary funds.
POLICE MATTERS.
At the meeting of the Police Commissioners,
held on Saturday, communication was received from
the authorities Of Long Island City Hunter's Point,