New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
Religious and Moral.

SANDWICH IsLANDs.-On the late assembling OF
he Parliament of the Sandwich Islands, Rev.
NJ Richards, an American Missionary, first address
ID the Throne Of Grace After which, the King de
iycred speech that would do honor TO any Chief
Magistrate in the course of which, he said
We consider il the first Of our duties to protect
Religion, and promote good morals and general edu
alton. Ii will therefore be your duty TO consider by
ahai means those blessings can be best promoted
AID extended among the people of these Islands. and
l,o among the foreigners resident in our domnions.
We at well aware that the w ord of God is the cor
nasione Of our kingdom. Through IFS influence
We have been introduced into the family OF the IN
tpenten, nations Of the earth. Ii shall therefore
our constant endeavor TO govern our subjects III
re tear OF the Lord 10 temper justice with mercy
lhe punishment OF crime and 10 reward industry
Nd virtue
The Almighty Ruler OF nations has deal, kindly
With Us in our troubles, in restoring our kingdom,
oseiher with special guarantees for its existence as
~ independent nation. May He also aid you in
'oaF deliberations and may He grant his special pro
'e'uon 10 us, to you, and our people
DAY DAwSIs6.-Afler long night of compare
I'VE spiritual desertion in the churches. there are,
Slshe Philadelphia Presbyterian. pleasing indica-
soa. OF revistng Of the Holy Spirit From the
t"soargh Herald We learn that in the Presbyterian
,Da'Vnes IN Memphis, Tennessee, a special work is
progress, and deep seriousness peryades the
"ooe community. The Methodist churches also
anticipate.
RON another source we learn that in several
vlhaes IN Mississippi. similar seasons are enjoyed.
wi u'oson IL particularly mentioned.
LITIGATION IL VIRGINIA is attracting great aiten-
,Se nom the leading minds Of that state Governor
1'1V"eA IN recen, speech at Richmond alluded
us uisgraceinl fact, that while in Connecticut
~ we're no, more than five hundred persons over
Osy years OF age, who cannot read or write in the
~ pVnlnion there We're no, less than sixfv thou.
~ persons OF the same age whose intellectual fac
were lost 10 the world for want of education.
yOOS II GERMANY-N0 less than six thousand
- and pamphlets in all branches Of human
",eose were published in Germany during the
tft fourth part of them consisted of thco-
VS.. go uea'ises and works Of pieiy nine hundred
'e'e 90 theology proper.
.kOF HoDoE ~ ESGIASp.-The Earl of Chi.
rss, es' N note to the Secretary OF the London
1r society, says, many thanks both to YOU per.
-saiy' and the Society. for calling nv attention TO
70 eSccileni works. particularly Hodge en- the 10.
ans with which am delighted
AScorCH LORD oUr.poxE.-A Scotch laird ,,bo
oaly retused TO sell site for 8 new rd;6co for
The Church but bought up largo tracts 10 nrc.
's Der being occupied for that purpose Offered
o'"dow much more for her premises than ,bev
'e'e worth Ny lard, she exclaimed. :. ye sur.
-se ne 0y Offering me sac much for mn Nh,
slss an 4 I should take a, I should be mad, n
,aayi bstl diana Ken stall. 4 Gamma Tax,
ny fa'rd ADORE llift.ng her eyer TO Heaven
iSNa 70 ne and 70 NY Lard Gbore Il shall 20. =
Nv house OF worship for the Church of her pre-.
e' now going up on the premises
Nss.ef OF $4,000 was left by the late Peter
'e Of Eizsbethtown, n j., for the education III
poor children Of that place.
Ioba y Ai"ioSARIES-Rev. A. H. Fletcher and
Aend,l OF Massachusetts,, have lust been de.
Csc e' as Missionaries Of the American Board for