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At ST. Patricks Cathedral, at Mulberry and Prince
ss Bishop Lynch of Charleston preached giving DrleI
history OF the Church from its foundation 10 the resen
time He said that it bad all times been the subject
OF persecuton-at first by tho wicked Emperors OF
pon,o nnder whom its first Bishop imprisoned
and finally put to death. lie gave a sketch OF
each OF the most prominent Popes, and dwelt at
,enctb on the history of Pic Mono who had been mprs
onpd in his capital by the secular aGthorIltS Vi
Italy, and had been offered life OF ease anu eouui
emieF OF the Church Amid it all he had STOOD nrl as
had the Church in all ages; and now as IN the past
would prove victorious over its enemies
| Father Minehan of NeW-Oleans preached az tne
cbnrch Of the TRANSPORTATION In Mottst He took for
his principal theme common school education and is IN
Mere those used 10y all Catholic writer's on
and teaching from Protestant textbooks were
onposed to the pohty of Catholics who preferred
10 educate their children IN their own schools ana Dy
their own teachers He thought it wrong that the mem
bers OF large denomination should be taxed Tor the
support Of schools the benefits Of which their con-
sciences forbid them TO enjoy. . - ,,.. 49,.
All ST. AIMS Church. in Twelfth-st, near Fonrthaye;'
the sermon was preached by the Very Rev. Thomas s.
Preston He said that the Holy Father was always the
the contribution would be large and in keeping with The
day, and OF the spirit which should animate them he
then referred 70 the celebration OF tue mystery OF the
adorable Trinity that though we do not see odwe
know him. we feel him. and We know that though heayen
and earth shall pass away Goa VIII n0I chahse Inu ne
is all the hope OF redeemed souls Od Pope said Father
Preston is fastened TO no eaTthy sumo pIt is a51ne
T. the Eternal Rock Of Ages. For Redeemed SOU there
nothing 10 love but God ana ne that l0Veth anything
tneTeiore f up teir souls with faith love- and hope
His throne and let His holy love come mo tn9lr
their redemption.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
About tbirty-fve candidates for clerical
service in the Roman Catholic Churh were ordained IN
the Seminary OF Our Lady Of Angela al Niagara NJ IL
last Saturday
An imposing ceremony took place Saturday
afternoon in seton Hall College at South Orange, N j.,
when several young students Of the Seminary were or
daped rs priests and deac0ns, while others were INTRO
dueed into minor orders; inc services Desh az a. &
and ended at Bishop COrgan was the celebfaht
of the Mass
The ceremony of laying the cornerstone of
thcnew edce for the Central Presbyterian Congregation
of Brooklyn the Rev T. Dewitt Talmage, Pastorwas per-
formed on Saturday afternoon IN the presence OF large
audience A large platform erected for the occasion
was occupied by the Rev. Drs Prime, Crooks, Downing
stevens, Greaves Ward, GLADDEN.. Rockwell. and Tai
mage with the SundayschOo scholars carry Oahefs
The opening devotional exercises being over Mr. Tai
mage made a brief address, after which thestone was
laid with proper ceremonies, performed by the Kew
IreHaus Prime. ID. D,
Mr. Beecher's congregation listened yester-
day. in the absence Of their pastor TO an exposition OF
"The Justice OF God" by the Rev. W H. II. Murray Of
Boston. With the announcements OF the text-"Justiee
and Judgment are the habatlons OF his throne"-Mr.
Murray EXPRESSED his own confidence in the I'M
swerving Justice God and His rather than His
mild virtues. The subject was treated under two
heads; First the Justice of God element OF His
C;Oyerument and, second, as rule Of His Economy.
He expanded the theme by showing that the rule of
Gods government is Instant and exact justice, With no
maudn or sentimental mercy to intervene, but reward
or punishment to every man according TO his works.
A public meeting was held last evening, in
the Bedfordst Methodist Episcopal Church. for the pur
pose Of soliciting funds for the NewYork Society OF
Church Extension and Missions. Addresses were made
by Cen Clinton Fisk Of ST. Louis, A. C. Morenouse Of
Hope Chapel, In MOtst., Mr.. PaytQn, Treasurer, and
j. b. Cornell, the President OF the Society. All the
sneakers that the real want OF the Society was
not zeal but mOney-mOney to plant missions where
they will do the most good and To be able TO support
them # they prove unable to take care OF themselves
The Society wanted the prayers OF all good MethOdsts,
this lyear $4,000 and number OF cody young men
and women to 20 into the mission schools as teachers
The cornerstone Of the new Church of the
Holy Trinity, the Rev stephen Ii. Tying, jr Rector,
laid yesterday according TO the rites OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church. in the presence Of large asscmbage
At D. M Right Rev. Bishop Smith, ID. D.. presiding
officer OF House OF Bishops; the rector his father,
the Rev. Dr. Tying, and the Rev. George II. Hepworth
took their seats upon tho platform After q short
service the stone lifted into It's place. the officiating
Bishop striking IL three times with hammer, and lay
ing II in Of the Father Son. and Holy Ghost
Hymns and prayers alternated at the close OF which
addresses delivered by Bishop Smith. the Rev.
Thomas s. Hastings d. D., pastor OF the West PresbY
terrain Church, and the Rev. Dr. Tying The new church
tpilIo oatS