The sun., 1870-09-13
THE REyIyAI or RITUALIsM.
Five Masses to bc Celebrated Next Thurs-
day In n New Church DIR. Dix to Preach
sAd the Choir Of Old Trinity to sing Gou-
nad,a MI -IIahls. Incense. aud AIha.

rive Masses to bo Celebrated Next Thurs-
day in a New Church DIR. Dix to Preach
sAd the Choir Of Old Trinity to sing Gou-
A short time ago the Rev. Joshua d. Bradley,
one Of the leading Rtualists OF England, arrived in
New York. and conferred with somc OF the High
Church Episcopal divines In relation to the propr
ety Of establishing missions among the slurns OF
this city. Assisted by . few devout friends, In
ciuding the young and popular rector Of Trinity
Church, he hired hall at ,2s5 Broadway, and there
established
TIE onAroRr or SAINT SACRAMENT MISSION.
The new church or mission Is located near the
junction Of Broadway and sixth avenue aud 1t Ia
daily attended by all the Rituasts OF the ue ghbor
hood. An altar takes tho place OF what 10 known
in Episcopal pariapee as the chanoel, and . grand
cross surmounts the Tabernacle. Here, the Holy
Eucharist In daily celebrated-the officiating Priest
saying mass' In . beautiful chasuble-one OF the
interdicted vestments In the Episcopal communion
and making genuheIions before the Illuminated
altar and the Holy Sacrifice. The success of the
mission has been so great that the Priest OF Saint
Sacramento has decided TO
CELEBRATE YIvn MASSES MKT THURSDAY
morning, under the auspices Of the leading High
Church CLERGY Of the city. Tho Rev. DR.. Morgan
Dix has not only approved Of the SERVICE bat he has
volunteered TO preach on the occasion. The nrst
the early hour OF o'clock in the morning, and other
masses are to be sung at T. 8, and o. the principal
celebration 70 begin at II. The Rev. DIR. Seymour,
Pro essor OF the General Theological Seminary Ia
" preach at the latter and DR.. Dix in the evening
The altar Ia to be brilliantly Illuminated and deco
rated with flowers the OCCASION ami the OH
cla;ing priest is TO be attended by large number OF
lcoytes in soutSnes surplces, and berretas the
occasion. some idea OF the music during the cere-
monies can be formed when It Is known that the
choir OF Trinity Church arc 10 sing Gounods Grand
Mass during The celebration.
TIE SERVICES ARE TO CONTINUE THREE DAYS.
On Friday morning the same grand scene will be-
presented in the church, and 1t will be repeated
Saturday. Father Batterson oi st. Clemehts,
Pbiladelpha. aud Father Noyes o. 81 Alvan'., in
this city, are to preach on Those occasions. The
| desire to witness tie ceremonies OF the principal
service has been so great that tie Rev Sir. Bradley
las decided tnat the admission snail be by tickets,
| which can be procured from himself.
| BISHOP POTTER HAS ENDORSED FATHER BRADLEY
| In 4 letter bidding godspeed to his pious work
The action Of the dooc-aa has created considerable
feeling among Low Cnurchmen, ~ho are yeliemen n ly
opposed to what they call the progress OF Ritual
ism In this city, and tho House OF tLe Evangelist,
been founded by the Rev s. II. Tying, Jr.. DR..
Dyer aud Others, to check its further growth. Tho
| lituliists say ih"y have
AUTHORITY ron TuE ALLEGED ISSovArIoS
in the seconl last paragraph OF the Preface to the
| Book OF Comihon PRAYER o. the Protestant Episco-
pal Church OF the United states, VIII rein II il stated
| that the American Cnulcn WAS FAR from dopartn
| IRON tie doctrine or " discipline OF tAe Engl.sa
| Church and they claim that willie they iAthu ly
.oilow tie text Of tie Book OF Common PRAYER, they
tan render the service ~ tue same manner In wic
it was rendered IN T. times OF Qlcen Ehzaloth aud
| King Edward the sixth. Bishop Potter Is sJid g
| ia - the same y.ey OF the uuc,ttoY. and Tie Pitu
| asts contend at 80 long - they con orn 10 the
tex they are stoure f. m EIrcol al interference.
Some Of tue cercI opponents Of Father Bradley,
ins his time 10 the sphere which he originally ic
ltcted ior his iabors-.!c sums Of Water and Chorty