New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-17
Religious InfelliRerce.

A REMARKABLE tiEETISG.--The following no
.lce by American Missionary, Of late meeting In Con-
siAnnope shows the h.ronzng tendency Of Missions
Think Of g-eat union meeting consisting Of ArTne
mans, Jews, Americans. English, Scotch, Germans, Ca
hOcs and Greeks. ami all sitting down together az the
table Of the 2Stionsss Presby eiians Lu-
thersns Bapns; Metho5sts baptized Jews and Protestant
Armenians. The elements were distributed by Jew,
German The two deacOns Of the Protestant Arrae-
Prayers offered IN three languages, Turkish.
English and Armenian. Remarks aud celebrations we're
made IN four angusg German. English, Armenian ana
Tnfkish And hymns surg 10 the tune and at
the moment In three different languages, Armenian.
German and English. TINS first tune Old Hundred the
same that win be suus in the Millennium. There wa no
confusion, dscord. No out Of time out OF
tune The harmony perfect: while each. with the
spirit and the understanding, and with the greatest
and might. vas singing In his own tongue wherein he wts
Jlrn WIN which he Is nov familiar ne hi2h prdufs Of
oir God The eject OverpOweriDg. 1t was the
voice Of gres multitude redeemed out of many nations.
kinireds ard tongues. and II bish Ike the sound
o. many Wdtrs' Orr chapel was crowded with commu-
nlcsns aud hearts filed with emotions too big
for utterance."
NEWSPAPERS AND CHRIsTIAsITY. -" The first
newspaper I'm the Turkish domnions well SIS In several
Of the heshen couotfies says the Chrsffan IntegeHr
Vas started by American Missionaries Bat they are
multiplying and II is interesting fact. thai ArInorfas
Greek and Judes urnals, also those Of China Ahca
sud the Sandwich Islands sre now copying religious ~
well as political Intelligence from american daily papers
Aud Il Is surely contamination devoutly TO be wshei
that the impress Of pure Christianity be stamped upon all
th numberess Oh tnnes Of Intelligence, "a an example
10 he nations among whom newspapers are extending
Jews ~ TURKEY Schauiler writes en-
couragugy Of his sbors with the Jews. He mentions
the conversion Of several and their admission 70 the
Christian Church
COLIEGEs-The President of WIttenbers Col
lege. ut Springfield Oho writes to friend IN Tins CITY
"Our Winter session has been signszed by precious
revival Of religion At the close Of the term there was
single In College IN which morning and evening
devoons not held. Tho " Ergsgel,d states tbs
there are, likewise at the present time. revivss In WI
Hams Illinois and Yale Colleges and IN some OF the Pres
byterian churches Of this CRY
THE MoRAvIANs, or United Brethren, in Great
Brsin have only aboa' 1000 communicates yet one N
fweaffre Of their 40 tive snd talented members are sent
out Missionaries.
EPIscoPALIAw Special religious services were
held last week IN Christ Church. Grew Dr. John9 Balti-
morc several c srsymen OF that denomination being pre-
sent from PM ade phia, and aiding In tho whole. The
services were held IN the morning, afternoon and evening"
auf continuVi through the week.
CHURcTt AND SrATE.-A correspondent OF the
l. Recc Ydr says "a strong party In favor Of reform In
Church nd state had existed Hamburg for time,
aad the have escitsd to increased activity
FORM al demand for the removal Of cis and religious
evs ooes has length laid before the Serate ard
he has yielded. On the 18th Of March nine hun
ired citizens holding property In houses. assembled 10
he's series OF propositions which the Senate had deter
nj ied TO make The propositions agreed % unani
ousy and they include The entire separation Of Church
nd STATE, and express acknowledgment Of freedom
not only political, but also for religious associations"
THE BAPTIST BOARD OF FoREIoS MISSIONS ac-
knowledge the receipt Of s2706i 80 Tor the month of
March.