CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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Dedication If Em9ry Church. The weather
was rather untavorable, yet the young and en-
terprsing station had an interesting and prof.
table commencement, on Christmas day, of
their dedication services, which, we see by their
advertisement. they propose continuing on to-
morrow. At IL O'Clock Rev, Mr. Goheen, for
mer pastor Of the station, read the morning
lessons Rev. Mr.. Ninon, once the pastor of
the station, when it was IN connection with
Whatcoat charge, then offered an appropriate
opening prayer Rev. Bishop James announc-
ed the latter clause of the 5th verse Of the 93d
Psalm, as his text, from which he discoursed,
sweetly, instructvely, piousIy and eloquently.
Having conclHded tho sermon proper the con-
gregatlOn stood, by request, solemnly TO follow
in the prayer which he appropriately presented
as the consecration act Of the occasion. The
men, tho lessons, the music, the prayers, and
the sermon, emiaently behtted the time, and
the place. At 8 o'clock the Rev. Henry Sill
Ger, to the profit Of the congregation, preached
an animated discourse, founded on the 18th and
l4th verses of the Cd of Luke. At 7 o'clock
the audience had the pleasure of listning TO ths
Rev. S. Asbury Rozel who, in bold and
thrilling sermon, from list Corinthan, Sd and
10th verses, gave "tncid proof that he was ho-
nest in the sacred cause We noticed in adj
dition to the officiating clergyman, and the
Rev. Z. Il. Neitch, the present pastor of the
station, several Others in the Ministry, among
whom were: Rev. Jas. Collins, Rev. J. Plot
ner, Rev. F.. ?, Phelps Rev. T. +. Allen, Rev.
w. T. D. Cem, Rev W. ii. Coffin, Rev. G..
Hildt, and Rev. J. S. Morris. The financial
wants of the station were presented by Rev'd
Messrs. Collins and Vinton, and responded to
by a generous gift IN cash and subscriptions, 10
the amount Of $780, good as it Is, we learn
much more may be expected and much more is
desirable. The choir under the management
Of Mr.. Burke, in the morning; o! Mr.. Barret,
in the afternoon; and Of Mr. Paul, in the even
ing, did well their duty, much TO the gratIfca-
ton of their friends. The Church is a beauti-
ful edifce, built on lot, the noble gift Of Mr..
Ed ward Reiuicker, being 100 feet Oh the ave-
nue. and running back I42 feet to a 20 foot al
ly. The house is 10 feet by SO, but we have
not time to describe it now. Shortly we may
give n particular notice thereof.


Common Distmbsr Of The Peace, Robert
Miles, charged with being common disturber
of the peace, was on Thursday, in default of
security to keep the peace, committed to jail
by Justice Miller.


Cutting ,cih XnUe. Bill Wicks, charged
with assaulting and cutting with knife James
Owens was on Thursday arrested by High
Constable Clifford, and committed to jail in
default Of security to appear at Court, by JUS
tice Miller. The parties are colored.


Illegal Possession. Geo. Powers, charged
with taking possession of a carriage belonging
to l.. Montrass, was committed to Jail on
Thursday by Justice Brother!on.