New-York tribune., 1870-10-31

there viii he blood In streets We are at em ooeI
under the absolute desposn oi an iieIate ano pVc
thirsty mob The Augean stable has IT. nth heapco
and honest men must opon the door and lot the whole
some river Of public opinion sweep thIouvn JUL. W." "f the
cleaning tide In The name ot IN, go,1nsm IN ts name Of
Christ no said that love 10 God and love 10 % h
the highest law OF fe appeal 70 you lave iustics hon
esty and right God grant that we may y. p1 sy MIAMI
men, and not by pgmies; by honesty anu D'' -
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
This Church and the Lmght-sI bapuo'
Church have united their interests, anu nave "A '"
pastor the Rev. Frederick Evans iormerS INC
the Iairhts st. Baptist Church Yesterday the reeogh'-
ITO, erviees wer held In morning afternoon, ana
evening The services in afternoon were
i'm nv the Rev. Mr. Clark Of Phladephla the E' ~, D
Armstrong of Boston, the Rev Drs Pendleon anu hra' m
tare the Rev J. F. Elder aud the pastor, the ke'' Mr.
Evans = - ,o,,ro tapinp
for his text Ephesiaus, Chspter ILL.,, 9Th and lotn
verses lie said: The Church is the teacher fa o,
he the place for the development of holy mo-
tive II is the duty Of the minister to read ana stuy
that after the sermon ms wD or rather
the members of the church to see ina, ne % aos
such food Az the conclusion OF Dr. Dr. r pcndieon
and the Rev j. f. Elder.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rev. VIM. McCloskey of Flushing mas
been appointed pastor OF 81. Iukes hoihah '"'"'h'
Church OF whitestone.
The Rev. j. II. Carroll ID. D., Pastor OF the
Leeave Reformed Church preached ine anhu"i So'no"
before the 18th Regiment yesterday morning.
The Rev. II. NJ. Dawson took leave OF ms
charge the Seventh Presbyterian Church, yesterday
morning He dwet upon the religious career oi Inc
Apostle Paul the true guide for all ministers.
The Rev. J. Hyatt Smith preached at the
Lee-ave Baptist Church. Brooklyn, last evening, upon
the theme "he Spirit OF Christ the Law OF the Church.
He claimed fellowship with men eyerywhere, OF any
creed creed, who love God and their Fellow men,
The Rev. w. w. Everts, ID. d., of Chicago,
delivered sermon Madisonave. Baptist Church.
last evening, on The Bible and Popular Eancaton M
where IL and its introduction into schools where IL Is
not.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant state of the
weather evening there large congregation IN
the Broadway Tabernacle, TO listen TO the lecture ny tne
Rev Dr. Bacon upon The Martyrs for congregational
mr Of The course and the career and triumph
ant death of John Penny were recounted
In the English Lutheran Church of st.
James East Fiieenth-st. between Second and Third
aves an interesting sermon preached yesterday by
the pastor the Rev. A. c. Wedektnd, d. d., on inc
Anniversary of the Reformation the sixteenth Cen
turv In his discourse he briefly skeched the history
and progress of the Reformation, and considered the
mental moral, andtpoilical changes winch u mas pro-
duced.
The 104th anniversary of the dedication OF
John-st. Methodist Episcopal Church was commenced
yesterday The services included ioveIeast az a. M
in charge OF the Rev. T. J. James sermon by the Rev.
Dr. Tiffany of Newark. n. j.. at 10, a. m reunion OF
old pastors and members at p H.. reunion prayer o1
Dr. Rideaway at "A p III. The Rev. III. +. Pease, Pre-
siding Elder of the District, acted as CHAIRMAN IN he
afternoon and addresses were made by many OF the
older members Of the congregation. The music during
the day under the direction Of Philip Philips
The Greek or Eastern ORTHODOXY Church Was
not opeued for divine service yesterday Expected
The chapel, which will DO on the paror floor of the
residence of the priest in secondave mas not yet been
commenced, but plans are preparing, under the
supervision OF Father Bjerring aud Mr.. Botassi the
Greek Consul who have taken lively interest IN the
preparation OF the first Greek chapel In this city. The
floor Of the proposed chapel yesterday contained many
elegant articles used in the Greek ritual that had been
imported from Russia including silver candelabra and
finely executed paintings The chapel will contain about
~ 10 100 persons who represent the faith in this city