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pared Eor ihe occasion by W. B. Tappan,Esq. nf Philadelphia. ia come xion with the doX0lO- gy. The 6rsl s,anza. whICh included inqui rirs respecting hce'rn. was sung by the male scholars. who wevp seated iu the area ot the Garden. tO Uhich the female scholars tn the galleries responded In the second verse. ln like manner they proceeded through the ode, until, coming to the chorus, the whole multi tudp ofinlant voices united. The number of teachers present washctween 1900 and 1900, and the number of pupils upwards of 10000. The crowd of spectators appeared to listen with eager interest.

 There was something peculiarly impressive in being thus retired from the confusion of the city-under the broad canopy of Heaven- and hearing the notes of praise ascend from ten thousand infant voices. It seemed tO carry one back tO the scene when the children in the Temple sang, "HOsanna 10 the Son of David: blessed is he that cometh in the name of the LOrd.''

 A numerous audience assembled in the eve ming, at the Brick Church, Beekman- street. Prayer was offered by the Rev. Ehu w. Baldwin. The Annual Report was read by the Corresponding Secretary. ofwhich an in teresting abstract may be found on our last page. Addresses were then made by the Rev. Dr. M'Murray and Rev. MT. Cone of this city Rev. Mfr. Sandford of Brooklyn; and Rev. Mr. Bedell ofPhiladelphis. After prayer by the Rev. MT. Cox.the meeting was closed with the apostolic benedictiOn by the President.