RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES IN

 NEW YORK.
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The anniversary week" appears to have passed off with its usual interest, and 1t may be hoped, with profit. The aspect which the New York papers present: with their de> tailed reports of the several meetings, min> gled with their other contents, is thus ccm> mented upon by tho Buffalo Commercial Advertiser:

 "The New York papers contain many columns of long reports of the proceedings of diserea' societies, all aiming, in various ways, to carry into practice the divine pros elama,ion that was made eighteen centuries ago, of @Peace on earth, good will to man." Side by side Of details of how much has besa eoas during the past year, in this most holy work, and reports of speeches glowing with fesvid christian eloquence, melting all as mors diligent service of the Prince cf Peace. ase equally long and glowing details of the success of our arms iA Mexico, of the desperate assanli, of.hs number Of the dead, aud those, still more unhappy, left to wsithe in anguish on the field of battle. Never was there better epitome of this worlds life, of ats lights and shades of all which raises man to station but little lower than the angels, or inr;.cS him to deeds that. in the language .os You $, might wake "she loudest laugh of hsll,' sAan is now presented in New York newsrr rcr.