, 1870-09-17
THE REVIVAL OF R1TUALIsM.
Five .Nn>>c% to he Celebrated Next
thursday in n New Church DIR.
Dt~ 10 Preach ma tnc t:au,r Of old
Trinity to sang &:ssllnod.H ?ln>~-
9.1xtiIA. 1nCrat%ss N.stul AJI,x.

hur.tlsAY in n New Church - DR..
1It~ 10 Preach ma the t:au,r OF old
'EtlnitY to sing &:nunod.s aln>x-
1.txtis.. fncra'>"- nst'' Albx.
Ffofn fhr .s-r l'ort Sun, irEk IL
slrr tine sgo the Eev. Joshua n. Br1l-
Icy: one of tho i.sliag Kituatist, OF Engiaud,
1Hivcd iii New iuIk. and conferred with same
Of tho High Ghurrh Episcopal diviuea in rela
lion TO tie lroprietr of establishing mission.
among tho elnnlH Of thia CITY. Assisted by
few desout friends, including tie yonnc and
popular rector OF Trinity Church, he hired
ball at 1885 Hroa:lway, and there established
the 0rstory of st. sacrament Mi.siol.
THO new church or mission IS loratcl near
he junction Of broadway and sixth avenue
asd IT is daly attended ty all tho Iitualists Of
tho nrichboshood. An altar takes tho pI4ca OF
What il known il" Episcopal pazlance AZ the
cEaEccl. aud grand crsses enrmounts the
Tase1nsclc. Here the Holy Eucharist i. daily
ccaebzatc.l-thc officiating rrlcst saying
- nass III i beautiful chausahle-one OF tho
nter,liesesl vestments in the Episcopal COM
!nl:nl!'1s-anl making Gsnntle1ions before tue
Illuminated altar and tue uoly Sacrifice. The
-ursesa of the mission has lrcn 20 great that
the l'rieet nf Saint Sacramcnt's had to decide
to c. leerate two mHsres next Thursday morn
;rr. under tie auspices Of the leAslirg High
church clergy OF tie c,ty. This Roy.
'r- Morgan Dix has not oulv ap-
''rs'verl oi the service, bnt be haa volun-
tee t,l to preach OH she occasion. Tho tire,
: Iii ration at tla Iluly Eucharist is to take
.'lace nt the early hour Of 6 o'clock in the
| :n',rt,inr. AMI other mssses tre to he snug At
-. ard =. tho 1'r1ncipAl celebration t !, .eein
I II. Tsw lar DR.. Seymour. Professor o1
TIE 0ererat Theological Seminar, is to preach
| The altar is IL Le brilliantly 1lumiuate.l aud
| srorated with flowers on tho occasion, a.d
he officiating rs3e-t is to 10 attended By q
| arrc number Of acolytes in soutane1, sur.
| niices, and berrettas On thu OCCASION. some
idea OF the nnsic during tae ceremonies 1t,
10 formed ahcn it il known that tho csloi ot
Trinity Chu-rH are to sing Gouuule Grand
| Mass during the celebration.
On Friday morning the same Eraul ecenc
Will he presented in the church, aud il will b.
repeated on SATURDAY. Father Batterron, OF
| -. Clcmeut'a, Philadelphia. and Father Noyes,
81 ~ Alvans. in this city, arc TO preach o.
'boee occArions. The derire to witness the
ceremonies Of the principal rervice has beer
70 Ere2t That the Rev. Mr.. Bradley hsY decided
that the admission shall be br tickets, wlEct
can bc procured IRON himself.
Bishop Potter las endorsed Father Dradle,
! IN letter :ndding him god-pne in his piorl
work. The action Of tho diore-au has Great =:
considerable feeling among Low Churchmen
who arc vaheueptiv oppoeei to vt =. they ca,
tho pngrees Of Etualisu in this cits. and tht
slouse Of the Evangelists, = 10 tnurrh in
i,u.ion on Seventh Avenue, has bera !ouu.let
By the lser. $. Il. T.nc, II. Dir. Dyer. IN
l.itualists 4ay they have suthoritx To-
the alleged innovation in the sec
oDd last paragraph OF the Preface to ths
Took OF Common Prayer Ct the Protestant
Episcopal Church 0: the Cnitel s;:Afes. where
in j, is sisted that the American Church Va,
lar from departing from tho doctrine or ..di4
ciplne" Of the Euglieh Church: and the,
claim that shlc they faithfully 10 low The tc1
of the Book OF Common prayer, they eau rem
.tcr the service in the same manner in whicl
It was rendered in the times Of Queen Elizs
neta , and King Edward the Sixth, Bi.ho,
Potter II Faid to take the same view OF tbt
question: and the Ritualls.s contend that 8,
long - they conform 10 the text thev arc ee
cure from Ep'rcopal interference
sSme 81 the clerical epponeute Of Fathe
Bradley. however, have called him to accoun
for not devoung bis time 10 the sphere whic]
ne originally reelected for HE labors-tb
slunaa ot Water and Cherry stree,s; but b
s1enced them by \ letter |, which hs state
that Fifth avenue is more immoral than Cher
r. street.
"1fI had capital sufficient, eays F1the
Bradley, % ! aud ~my broshs. priest wonl
have gone to the benighted quarters tCherr
and Water etrcess>, although maybe allowe
to doubt II Fifth avenue IL mt many. man
times more immoral than Chr1ly street..
The Anti fhtua!lsts also charged Father Bra:
| ley with living sumptuous1y: but he replied
| tho same lettef mat ne oplS PAld lofty ceuts
day for his dinner, and acted frusally, as b
comes priest Of the Church. 4 portion {
the money to detray the expenses Of the mi
tiun in the hands Of Father Bradley WAS d
rived from two offertoties Of Trinity Church.
lie has also receivsd contributions from n
vate SOURCES to carry on the work. aud he b:
expended large amount in the erection At
decoration Of the golden altar and cross in It
sacred edttice- It ia ssid that ef1etts are heir
made to raise funds TO enable him to bui1d
rteW Church,