New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

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nachinatons of idoaters, ana inc "'''u' '
reyiled the truths of Goa ,r
A SCOTTISH DIVINE III AN AMERICAN
The Rev. DR.. BlaihiG, one OF the ueiSa''vn
Of the Free Church OF scotland to tue '''D, 60
somh,v In tbiq country preached yesterday ai'e"'o "
AZ I,r,, prcsbvterian Church (Rev. Dr. Thompsohs
en- wes. Thirty fourhs His text was m'a,m n i, to
son honoreth his father &c. IL ~ sanewhat disap
a., cd rci,icng hut surprising ana Nc u,
mo Zoo IT, Md lin sorrowng. What are we TO make Q,
such passages and Representatives, VI rsc 10 bctvrcn
scyia and Chary on the one hand We mus, noe
interpret these figures OF speeen 10" c yunrn"e
w. nr minds 10 thc doctrine of divine sovereignty az 10
destroy tg ar both IDEAS would speak first, Of the
atre OF the feelings which God EXHIBITS toward the
children dd,E OF wo IiG"' add few words to
the practical application First tne mature oo o
If bepcvolcnce il includes and goes beyond that II
mounts to yeanng such as fathers heait Iee oI
meet his children The example of David N me GA ,so
Testament, and of John, the Beloved Disclple III the
New were quoted in illustration AZ TO the second pon
the degree Of Gods feeling toward men-the extraothl
nary intensity and Of at feeling appears III IN.
extraordinary pains God takes TO win mems loNe, anu
N iS fo tat S6e s Most Hish God Las yearinc
after your Have you learned TO think .i .nrisu t
pressing and revealing the Fathers lover Ana Wha
the eject of all this on youi We struck with thc az
fectionate manifestations OF great naliun , w. its
CHEZ Ma gstrate Nothing ever touched the People ol
Britain more than tae nnyera cry "l pre
dent Lincoln met his untimcy death ON my sde "r ,
he &
the Queen and in one awful night mace ner ifsfa
fous of a people compared with those of Goa TOWARDS
his chdren2 Tie reverend and eloquent ulNIue fc'm
which he gave the benediction The congregation WIS
very large
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
A select congregation gathered last evening
i'm the BIick Church to listen to the annual sermon or
the PRESBYTERIAN Board of Foreign Missions delivered
nf hO
from Luxe xiv: 49, 6 AZ We live said the Rev gentle
man. i'm the age of sion, of invention ana discovery
carried 70 an almost supernatural extent "i' i ,e Az
abroad The new Testament opens with Il relation of
the great JOY of the angels with Christ coming on eath
world and the bu den OF content speaks Of the dsri
ution Of light and religion. Christianity j. the uii1IaU
God to lie preached all the world The preacher
tdon went on TO show how religion improves every one
and everything and closed with feIvont PRAYER That
light NAV be given to all humanity. The Rev. d. Irving
Secretary then read the following abstract Of the Ah
al Report OF the Beard of Foreign Missions:-
Nilsson Of the Boar the same as in former vta-among te
evs Che Ce ed toe A9GIIiss o. "f, own Gc o a C, e
Laos INDIA COrisco and Liberia Thes missions have been
mis.isnacs Il these were unmarried ladies and 2 laborSTs
western pC co Of India With s missionary rsye assistant has been
stR R Tsc d I d n S H Liberia as The nsu es"s
for ~ in siam Nor laG 20 Gu,s , o are are u, 81 S
aries ordained native preacher native iceniatts PHYSICIANS "
assistant mlsson9s Of whom 20 are unmarried m laong aS9ag
orraneo 1913 native helpers churches Of which three
schools maintained of the missions which have been attended
than 1000 children 10 the ourcbes were ADDED sane ~ ne"
The Laos mission severely tried which result in its
The enke against the truth two Of the native Sian.
issued Amidst these tras several tecame interested IN 'Lsh-A! AVA
The e eaturc yaer with the balance against the treasury
la: 5J have len tiG5 The reyts have ialen sho
vet It is one Which the Church warned year unless she pat
esTl s f a.l he pct desS 5 the %dT must f
creased the other be arrested and this is the alternative to he
considered by all concerned
SERVICES IN A GERMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
In the Catholic Church of the Most Holy
Rcdcemer in Thirdst devotion commenced yesterday
in honor Of the Blessed Virgin, under the title, " Our
Lady of Perpetual succor." Solemn High Mass com
menced at a. M. The Rev. Father Lcimgruber, the
pa Stor was the ceebrant the Rev. Fathers II. f. Ever
respectively. The First Communion Of nearly 800
girls neatly attred in white garments, and were
under The charge of the Of NOtre Dame com
also neatly and appropriately dressed. After the
children had communicated. large number OF adults
received the Sacrament. sermon suitable 10 the
occasion OF fir Communion WAS preached III the
German language by the Rev. Father Hoans, C. s. s. r.
The COuCTt immense. In the afternoon at 5,
the church again filled the occasion Of unveng
% aa tS5ny te g;i from on RG Rue for
this church and iscoped from miraculous statue OF !hc
Blessed Vn ,o which S5aq some IN the e aee
The framing and ornamentaon are elegant and costly
At the bottom Is a circle with heart in tie center at
the top is cross, and over crown all these devices
being wrought IL d hs ether "a th
OCCASION During its continuance ali the faithful who
comply with the necessary receive plchary
indulgence. There yesperS aud a sermon III the
German language by the Rev. Father Everhard. The
music was very excellent.
p. +. MISSIONARY SOCIETY FOR sEAMEN.
The twenty-sixth anniversary of the Prot
Episcopal Missionary Society for searnen in the
City and Port of New-YOrk held last evening
AIMS, the Nights Brooklyn. The Right Rev. Bishop
Littciohn presided. The Board of Managers reported
1hat the hoS,tg church Of tine soGety at the ioa OF
$4,000 During the past year 2j7 services had been
and ESQ Bible had been distributed At the CIape Of the
Holy Comforter, North River there had been held 222
1856 books supplied 10 sailors i'll the hospitals aud 1900
tracts distributed.
At the new sailors Home Frankin-squarc. there
were at present 50 sailors residing There had been
cared for during The year. $50 sailors $50 bad been
shipped; and l7G men that were destitute supplied gtu-
Ously. There had been deposited by scamen si,j6O
S295o had been placed in the bank and $40 si had been
sent 10 friends The Treasurer of the Society reported
that the receipts for the year bad been sOS2 6 the
The Rev. ~ H. schenck, d. D., Rector OF st. AIMS
Chq f ITSghfd a., from the text B 5S T are
ficers Of the society for $50 are as follows:
rresnt1Ihe E INT h Rev lI.I.'G Potter D. H. D. D.
Francis yi,ten 3 Ii Ss%uelcooI, u w r Morgan D. p
RayepPSf e.q;, Csr Ely, Thomas P. Cummings Ausa,tus
Recording Sc5retsry~ienry p Marshall
TreisureT-Thomas p Cummings, No. 81 Chamlers-st.
GERMAN YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The sixth anniversary of the German Young
Mems Christian Association held last evening the
HOuston-st. X. ID. Church. The meeting opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr. Busche. After the singing of
appropriate hymn by the choir OF the association the
SecretaTy's report read During the past year the
association has separated from the Twenty thirds
association by whom had been aided for three years
and II Is now III prosperous condition than
before, The amount raised during the past year
amounted to $l,2OD, while the expenditures 81 $500
st was
not adapted 10 their present work, and they hoped
during the present to remedy the defect by erecting