New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

u N ,be Chneso Tho total cash appropriations Of tho
society in aid OF the press aIrgap T 9 bs ost wear The
Society has approved for circuagoh apaoau % ~ i' "a
Dense g. 955 publications, OF which 56s are Nolues, .,
Tn Merico tho society is circulating vast numbers OF
ia books and tracts In and around the eaPI sDOni d
9Oo peope worship each Sunday using the ny anu
times of American churches furnished through TINS 90
| ciety. , o,ui roucb worl, has
hen lone sven large grants have been sent to dier
ports and cities of spain, Stereotype p scnt fo
Mndrd To- be nsed in printing by missionaries there an9
$500 has been recently forwarded IN au OF lhe
the Rev VIM J. Knapp in that city during the ye1r, n
vessels leaving this harbOr to the ports OF oan, ~ &
the process over 5000 worth nave re'oneu '"'''
Christian laborers in France Belgium Germany Iiay
Bohemia sweden and Russia, are aiding the society,
aud in Turkey syria Persia India, China ana Japan '
operations already large, need to be sim iurh'r "a
The friends of the Society met last evening at the Re-
formed Church. OF Ffthaye. and lwenty-hrsts'
to listen 30 the statements Of the Rev DR. stevenson
one of the Secretaries Of the Society who has just re-
turned from extended western tour. lie drew "a q
vivid picture OF the melancholy lack Of religious adYah
tages in the Far West appealed TO the society for
aid Addresses also made by the Row DIS Rogers
and Ganse
OBSTRUCTION OF AN OLD CHURCH.
The Old Church at East Hampton, Long
Island which has been a landmark for 1872 years. has
been sold for $780, and is TO be torn down II was the
second church built in the town, the first having Deeh
erected in 1862 by company from Lynn, Mass sixty
four years later it decided 80 build new church
edace completed in 17is II had gallery bell ana
clock % ana was wa % tne aSd The openms discourse was
preached by the minister In charge the KEY M
Hunting Of Dedham, Mass said TO be relative OF the
John Rogers who suffered martyrdOm. His successor
was the Rev Samuel Buell. who studied DIVINITY WIN
Jonathan Edwards at Gae and next came the rev ~
man Beecher who was settled Sept 5, l799 ana for
eleven years filed the Old Church with his merry eo
POLITICAL REFORM IN NEw-YORK CITY.
The Rev. ID. C.. Crawford, ID. D., preached
last evening at the West Eghtcenthst. Methodist
| Church on political Reform" from lst Samuel ix.'
And he said unto him, Behold there is in this city
This city is governed by a cabal called the
Ring" which Is in turn controlled by all the thieves
! keepers of houses of infamy within the city limits.
They say to this Ring Put in nominatlon Tor Once %
| Ring Obeys the commands Of this ruihan iabble
detestable riii-ra and what is the result upon tat
most important branch OF the Government, the Judl-
ciary 1T has become corrupt and the ermne mas ialeh
on the shoulders of men before whom it ia impossible 10
secure the conviction OF the most notorious cfImi-
There is remedy for all this and ia order to avert
crisis that will pass away without boOdShed must
be applied The remedy ~ TINS: 1ncre are III Jhl7
! city enough honorable mcI-men OF God-tO rise in
their honesty their majesty, and their might go 70 the
polls, and by their votes peaceahy defeat ana over
before this is done, these honest. honorable men
must. be brought to the stool or political
repentance. and be made active WORKERS
they have eynced while scOundrcs have been working
DEDICATION OF A CATHOLIC CHURCH.
st. Johns Church, Kingsbridge was dcdi-
Gated yesterday. Archbishop McCoskey officiating,
sisted by Father McNerneys celebrant OF the High Mass,
and Fathers Petit aud Smith. The Church. which admits
5000 people filed, while great number assembled
outside. Numerous temperance societies with bands Of
music drew up ia line 10 receive the Archbishop, who
preached from Revelations XX And heard great
voice from the Throne, saying Behold the Tabernacle of
God, and Will dwell with them, and they shall be His
| people, and God himself shall be their God"
NuSCrILASrOUS
The Rev. John Cotton Smith preached last
| evening, IN the Church of the Holy Communion. the
second Of series OF sermons TO young men, on the
| " Power of Habit"
The Rev. G. S. narrower and II. Thane Mil
Ter OF Cincinnati addressed large congregation in Asso-
citation Hall last evening with special reference 10 Inc
| religious needs OF young men
Advent services are now holding in the fol-
lowing Chapes Of Trinity PARISH st. Paul's Chapel,
Broadway St. Johns Chapel, NarlckSt; Trinity Chapel
West Twenty ffthst; Chapel of 81. ChrysostOm, Ses-
| cnthave.; ana Chapel of St. Augustine, BOWery.
The Rev J. T.. Seares of the Twenty-sev-
enthst. Methodist Episcopal Church delivered dis
course last evening womans qualifications for char
liable and religious abors In the preachers
opinion the time was not far distant when some OF our
most efficient preachers will be women.
The services at the Eleventh Presbyterian
Church in Fy-hfth-st, LeXingtOnaye, were con
nson DID, of Delaware, recently OF Paris, who preached
his inaugural sermOn the morning, rom Mark y, Az
And whosOeyeT of you will bo the chieiest sh De aeiF
| u Of all"