New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

do that ai VIII 10 Inherent kinds OF faith and said:
we are hold fast to our eonhdenee'
For ninety ygs o epeled from the Baptist body for
bis liberal salvation for an on tne Ino Re-
uto iocpapce was the great evil of the age. inr
common mode OF getting pasSr nId bv ballot
Sote 10 atty or reject also to vote salary like
did not oppose education but he a thirst let
his MasteI ne stS pnk He Invited al who wished to
remember Calvary to sit with MN AZ 'no as endured by
his SlIoWers and every influence used 10 III h
the company Of follower ihe have arisen upon
pu, oops Of missions sunday schools education ana
slavery Inc Sudstion was settled 30 years ago by
pant iSa estabIishmcnt OF mission in the province
sf DS 9ESgonf FOR lns sosd wna home Society
gained about the same time, WEE have
dUe colleges throughout the United states and
ministers known as d. Ds on me slavery Ine1 p
we never had any love for Slavery They always hated
Slavery and that account they were KEPT our Oh te
Southern states Three years ago.a normal school was es
ta6shed nare Ferry for ana Since e
its establishment six persons nave zone l1rt @
and at Charleston, near the spot where Johh Bro~ wal
hanged we have school and cnrc TOT he Mana in
1919. Fifty years hence we have school e0nneeted d
with every church. We oppose rtuslism Salvih, ana
table To all believers; our are rapuy CON-
ing into favor and churches are sprngng up an ~
our number there are fields awaiting ther eoihIns.
Rualism in its claims has asked TOO muci anu oyos
are turning toward Let us, then, not cast away our
Mr. Blake, in few touching remarks referred to his
connection with the church. for the past three G
something to look back to with pleasure, lie thanhea
the members Of his church and the o and i'm
roduce his successor Mr. Blake leaves on account Vi
Ill health.
THE CANAL-sT. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Rev. David Mitchell, of the Greene-st.
Presbyterian Church. yesterday morning preached from
1.,xta xnrHif
Matthew r. a. The Bible contains many apparent con-
tradetons This appears in strange contrast to the
words of the angels at the birth OF Christ Peace on
earth goodwill men," The natural consequences OF
the spread Of the Gospel are warfare the ora cry Oh
Crucify him" is heard to-day against the Cnrslas ~
ondy as it was eighteen centuries ago. There have
been always two parties In the Church Wh 2 Pd
sentatives in the Old Testament are seen In Eia anu
the priests of Baal "Why halt We two opinions
II God be God follow Him hut If Baai be God then lo
Dogma Sw Of naIibty. Since the days Of Luther the
stream Of professionalism has been continually deep
ening and widening; it has succeeded, but s tne
end of its opposition is not yet come; since S,
last year our patience has been npt arg
the worthy of those thrust their dogmas
down the throats of Gaeos and zwinglis in their el-
could declare the Pope infaIible Feniansm is only
Catholicism attacking the christian pInePes TTso
The Specification Of the late Elm Park riot Is that me
misguided children OF Rome, who believe IN the MALL
bfy of one man. would strike to earth the liberties OF
nation The in Europe is the old battle OF principle
q for the rantlngs
she intoerant for the principles Of liberty when VIII
give a united Germany and free press throughout bu-
rope The war VIII go ON Is en- no On one sde
Catholic the other. In the German opposition To the
will Of France there VIII appear inc prih.e Inat
may torture me, you may mnrdef me, out lapt "
blity never will admit" The world awaits the cash
with painful anxiety The opening scene Is destined 70
be near Coblcntz ana the old ieuda caa..ei e. y,
the Rhine will put freshness, ana engage IN
war for Christianity The hrst real osGl between
France and Prussia will resemble the colnsi3n Oh Two
great locomotives. They have both learned ths af Oh
heroic past TO inspire them, and the most improved
weapons TO sustain such inspiration III the hrSt great
yove the civilized nations OF the earth Where the Get
tysburg Of this may be, none can predict IL may
leased. Napoleon and Bismarck may he the means in
the Almghty's hands of Fastening the millennium MAY
God add blessings to the OF and let us
hope that these conflicts may result in the advancement
There will be no services this Church during August
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF A NEW CATH
oIC CHURCH.
The cornerstone of the new Catholic Church
St. Rosa de Lima laid yesterday with appropriate
ceremonies in Camon-st, between Broome and Delaney
sts Two years and half small congregation built
in Cannon-st. a wooden chapel dedicated to st. Rosa
and contributions during the last year have been 50 I'D
era that the building Will be one OF the handsomest
church edces in the city, 1t will be 25 feet deep by 60
in width and about "a feet from street level to gable
point. There will be connections basement hal, II
feet in ceiling which will be used as chapel IL ls eN
pected that the church will seat about l,SOo persons
The 81 5ee the Ta Of with
Ohio sand stone facngs and tracery The style OF the
building is Gothic the northwest corner Gi ' S eGce
of time, bell will be suspended The land upon whieh
parish s1 600 although its real worth is 5000
Of this The total cost of the building is estimated
| at about 100000.
At about p. IN. large procession, consisting of 80
priests the three sodaes OF the churches OF the I'm
beers OF Societies of the Transformation the young
men ST. James, the Father Mathew societies No. Of
NewYork and Brooklyn, and several Catholic temper
ance societies marched upon the FORM while thousands
OF interested spectators lined the sidewalks and hronged
Vcarenera OF the Archdiocese after blessing the site
OF the cornerstone deposited small wooden cross and
the stone the Lany OF the saints In the meantime being
sung by the assisting priests The Rev Father Farrell
OF At Peters Church preached the from the text
Behold the tabernacle OF the Lord is with man., and
said The Catholic Church is the bride OF Christ The
claims of that Church founded Truth IL there
d have No means 70 arrive ar II Ours il the tbnrch
only one, which claims to be Infalbo. Christ
said To his Apostles, Go and preach Gospel to the
| and their successors should be filed ~ His
spirit and the truth should from their lips it
given them by God The reer country is the greater
need il has OF the Catholic Church. because the greater
freedom the greater the need for its authority. Gov
eminent can stand by two means only-eher by force
by respect of law either by the byonet the love
Of the Church which is school OF respect Among the
the Rev Mr. Mccarthy OF the Holy Cross, the Rev. Hr.
fns OF hf ao Rev %es Sns EC
St. Mary's, and the Rev Mr. Condor Of Staten Island
When the new building II completed, the wooden
| chapel will be used a school-house
FESTIVAL OF ST. AIMS.
| At st. AIMS Church, yesterday, the festival
OF Ann, the patron saint, celebrated st. AIMS
Day proper occurred during the week. but the soemniza
ton OF it deferred until yesterday in order that it
might take place with mpressiveness. At the High
Mass the Rev. Dr. Preston, pastor OF the church,
Celebran; the Rev Father Poole Deacon and the Rev.
| Father Des Jardins, Sub Deacon: The Rev. DR.. Me
Sweeney Of the Cathedral preached the life Of 81.
Ann, and the lessons to be derived from it, He also
planned and defended the Catholic principle OF generating
| saints and holy relics.
| INDULGENCE OF PoRZIUNCOLA.
| Tomorrow will be memorable day in the