New-York tribune., 1870-10-24

ism wa. political unit so,r rro'ssanis% ~ pr",..sn;s
pG'" ant 10 HsSs 9arn another political party. bu.
40 FAR 10 dctach themselves from oil political parties s
-, c oxerned always by principle The reyerend gen
.%a as1"re to The appropriations msdo by the city
for religious purposes and declared that out OF s
,us 100000 received by the Roman
Church Two blocks of real estate on the very crown
this city had been given to tina. zee. "r S %
of property Appropriated to the Roman Catholics
in this city by the good city Fathers represented greater
value than all that Proesantsn had oeth aDe " seeo
by faithful labor In 400 years.
rpIsCOPALIAN BOARD OF MISSIONS.
The annual sermon before the Board OF Mis-
atoms Of the Protestant Episcopal Church was preached
last evening at Calvary Church, corner Of Fourthave
and twenty frsst by the Rev. G. H. Hall ID. d., rector
Of the Church S Of Tsmsss the me Church corner Of hayS
and Fifty thrst there Will DC missionary mseune,
with addresses by ID Dr. e. N Potter, on the "Missos
WORK of Christian Women" on "Wednesday evening az
oock in the Church 1f o there @ Se meeting
I'm behalf OF missions among the ndaDs 10 We
by Bishop Carkson VIM Welsh aha ~; bro.
W % Rnard will he held at the Church Of the Holy
savior on Twenty NTH st., near Madson-aye.
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
There was an interesting service at St. Ann
Church Brooklyn night the occasion being leave
Ealing of the Rev. James Davis Secretary OF the British
panch % the Evangelical Alliance. The Rev. q. j.
Prime introduced the general subject of the evening In
brief address The Rev. Mr.. Davis explained the ob-
~ his visit 10 America and spoke OF the great practical
usefulness and the future destiny OF the organization
The Rev. Dr. Bacon gave the second lecture
NJ bs course last evening IN the Broadway Tabernacle
Subject Separation from National Churches, ana the
Conaict bet and Puritansn The church
was well fed and the lecture was listened 10 Win
much interest.
At a meeting held in the MadisOn-square
PRESBYTERIAN Church last evening In behalf OF city Mis-
sops The Rev. George Negus detailed the amount OF
work done by this Association He said that dnrng the
past year the mission had held 50 English preaching ser
vices and 3 Sunday SCHOOL with an aggregate regular at
tendance OF 1900, and q total general attendance oi
90 6s2 At the time 50 German services had been
held 100 prsyermeetlngs and 6is Sunday yschoo win
a general attendance OF 1880 The Bibewomen are ~
I'm humber and receive salary OF $3.50 ayear each DE-
Adams and Duryea made short addresses.
The annual sermon before the Society for
the Increase of Ministry Of the Episcopal Church
was preached evening In St. Peters Church. Brook
lyn by Right Rev. DI. Neely Bishop OF Maine the
Rev +. ID. Hartman OF Hartford Conn, read the annual
report OF the Society showing that at the beginning OF
last year they OOO In debt which has now been
reduced TO 800 The receipts for the were S320e
largely In OF the receipts Of former years The
number students is 26, and since the organization OF
the Society 5s have b6en assisted OF these, Ts nave
taken holy orders collection was made IL ad OF the
funds OF the Society.