New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

The total expenditure was too,3o They had morssss
debt of eoOco and floating debt OF s22ooo ho asksa
The ladies' 6ad become responsible for oo and $4,000
more renamed IL mad been arranged to raise $1,000 VI
were ar once opened, and a. 100 subscribcd tho
Rev. O. L. Taylor preached In the AFTERNOON. n psv nr
Dasnie preached sermon to yonug men Eleven tnon
sand dollars was then subscribed, aud cue ncanS ue''
Cancelled.
DrpycAT1oy OF A CATHOLIC CHURCH. .
The Catholic Church of the Bplphany' OH
secondaye., near Twenty frstst, which has re"h'fy
80, o.hod as Yesterday dedIcatedito tho service ~
h ALMIGHTY With the ceremonies OF the Roman Cathohc
Church This building begun 10 months ago. ana W
great efforts on part Of pastor AND congSegaon vac
been completely finished within that short spaee o, S,
corgeous with elaborate xsco blge. and gold and hrow
predopns ting, and with many 'co0red "inuomr nnst
S5s GOO As The congregation still indebted for part
Of this the services yesterday Me,e ri, con se
blessing Of the Church place OF scrvlce-a Iui coh
Grafton by rule of the Church. not being possible whe
any d ise morning soemn High Macs celebrated BY
the Very Rev DR.. starrs assisted by the Rev Dr nc
GIynn ind the Rev. Or. Mesweeney. Among the 3tner
cjercynen present were the Revs. Fathers loughru,
OReillg Bodash Brennan, McArtlnr and Larkin; me
concontants OF acolytes and nuns secotS
Mass was performed by large and selected orcnes
The vocal parts were sustained y 1res ao Mr. Ram
dolphin, basso, and Mr. Erran tenor supported ny iuh
The sermon was delivered by the Rev. T. g. Preston on
the words the second verse of the second chap'er
Matthew 1--WE have seen his star IN the Last d Mas
mainly Of doetrina and controversial casr' tere az
Cured the following beautiful Gards o. tho sn
sages said before the courts OF Herod they nad ea
them 70 the Rede1mer Of the world the hope Of mankind
IL had led them to Jerusalem and disapleaeu. p,v
Thsn esy Ten assh 5h' and %'S guided e to
ehe There they knelt and offered no up g ,hai
Mary held in her arms. lind parallel this pilgrim
IN this ansseons ena TO your sS ov leo io 6Sud
sanctuary for the Lord Hosts on this occasion tho
tabernacle you have prepared Is to yGnr s1 vos
shall your Lord in all His meekness come TO pe one OF
1 Ddt S h a R f%a G pa as @
men Of the East to offer glf unto your Godf
m hs syss S T RS
j., formerly Bishop Of Pittsburgh, on the subject OF
The church was crowded Ct both services no'wt with
standing the ncemency of the weather aud the large
prices OF admission.
ORDINATION SERVICE.
During the past few years Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Westrop rs agent for o great Bible Society, has been
travelling throughout Mexico quietly yet perseverngy
distributing Bibles In the Spanish Language In spite o.
the disturbed condition of society IN tho early years OF
ss,sem Of se Of
ss rsrd saa Pis.'Ss then stte%ps%
1aS.s n into aas In this s o
and seven churches are in active operation the
% Of Se sna Ye suh means Mr. %eap ,"d now de-
sIes to return to Mexico as All peaSrss aea sss
ing at the Strongplace Baptist Church, In Brooklyn
HOWARD MISSION.
The monthly review of the Sabbath school
exercises took place yesterday afternoon at the Home OF
the Little Wanderers, No. 40 NewBowery. W. H. Sutton,
esq, the superintendent. explained the exercises
by illustrations on the blackboard and re-
To Tie Sentence The Rev Alfred Taylor made
a short address in his usual plain and easy manner,
Of the religion Of Christ Notwithstanding the unpleas
ant weather the attendance both OF visitors and pupils
was large and the smiling faces and ceanly appearance
Of the little ones were in strong and pleasant contrast
with the haggar pale and careworn faces when used
to be about the street-corners on sabpatb DAY
CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
The Rev. L. II. King read lecture last
euenicg on Professionalism, Civil and Religious Liberty.
and the Bible in the Public Schools. Before BEGINNING
his lecture the speaker read the parable OF the
wheat and the which he thought wound be found
applicable the subject OF hs lecture That this land
of ours contained the most beautiful fields Of any conn
the Bibles school and churches and the fruits Of
The S founders, of the made
sacrifices while securing lie Liberties and the experiment.
gives light Here in this country We have the liberty to
think speak WRITE and print with no 'esG tine
and Papal countries OF Europe and claimed
Ia Scoend John built churches and along side OF
them placed school houses P0pery and tyranny were
extracts from The catholic World aud The Freen,ans
Journal to that the Catholics make no attempt TO
disguise the fact that they nre are endeayorng TO abo
ish the Bible IN the Public Schools.
DEDICATION AND CONFIRMATION IN NEWARK.
The new Catholic Cathedral Chapel of "Our
Lady and St. Patrick" at the lower end Of Broadst
Newark dedicated yesterday to divine worship be-
fore congregation The Rev. DIR. Corrighn,
Vicar General acted Celebrant. Tho Rev. George H.
contribution taken up " defray the building
expenses. , ~, a.,
the ground adjoining which they purpose
to erect magnificent cathedral. The present chapel
cost g. 900 Yesterday Bishop Odenheimtr preached and
administered tho rite of Confirmation 10 large ninber
the House Of Prayer At Newark. Notwithstanding
severity Of the ran storm the congregation large
TEMPERANCE ADDRESSES.
George w. Bungay delivered q temperance
address yesterday RfteI In the Attorneyst. Prot
estant Methodist Church There only two classes Of
people, he said-the friends and the enemies Of temper
ance but many belong TO the latter division only through
ignorance. The doctrine Of temperance is founded
nature for nowhere among the works Of God alcohol
be discovered. II is in the grape the graiD
Water natures drink Alcohol Ia the ghost that
from the decay OF nature Our doctrine temperance
in accordance with the Scripture. All through the Bible
blessings are referred " ns showers Of rain In the his
Tories q s gS0a men oI inc g s % e Una.
referred 70 Of strength. mentally and physically
en ad have n pulled down Ss column. o
the temple John the Baptist rthe mghtiest man
Mr. BnnGay alluded to ono Of the arguments Of anti
temperance who refer to that part OF Paus Epsie
longer water but use little uins for thy somachs cake
and thine often inhrmtis. as Justification Of their
wine medicine, without being urged by his
Client time was the pure juice Of the grape, aud very