New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
R.,isious Iuteliigeuce.

saBpATH OBsgRvAscE.-lt appears from occa-
., re,orts and notices. tina, Rev. Dr.. Edwards, the
veteran agent In enterprises Of Christian philanthropy
the present Winter pursuing his labor' In sehai Of 'ne
sabbath successfully In the Southwestern part OF our
eountryaddressing large assemblies OF various deserp
tons-enlistng the sympathies ana moran eno,'s % oS
fnxushed Layuen, well as Ciergynes Oh al denonina-
lions ana adopt,ng measures for the SIN more extensive
oircua.iou OF the Sabbath Documens-a small volume
Il facts the dstrbuon OF which hss already been Sc
o1reo 70 about ares Agadrsd thousand faHfieS.
A Mlssios CHuRcH.-In reference 20 the inter.
sscg letter Of Mr. Pohman, the Reformed Dutch MIi-
siOnary at Annoy, requesting 5000 Tor the immediate
erection Of Chinese Mission Chapel the InielgsRoa Of
ms week states sha, Individual q the City. anxious
FOR quick response has Just made the offer Of $500 pay
able as soon the remsnus 50 sec shoudbe
RECIPROCAL BESEvoLEScE.-We have learned
with surprise yet delight, Gays the iEe2eaer) mat
Foreign Missionary Society In the Sandrh hldHd' ha'
sent 10 the American Home Missionary Society aoNA''
fof planting the Gospel In our own Wesi!
Tuv Cuersrt,s UsIos AsD RrLI6IoUs MEMoRI-
AL the title of new Monthly. just started IN TINS Cy
10 70 devoted 20 the common Interests ana inc
history o, the Church, ali It's branches throughout INC
world.
rp,scop.r BE1HyL.-The stes. ferry boat Olive
pa,ch which has long Piled between this City and Brook
Ivn h now r,oored the Atlantic Dock and used as
a. ding church. Rev. Edward niece (Episcopa) holls
yipe service on board Of her every sunday al the usi
hours.
GyRxASs IN NEw-YORK.-Rsy. Mr.. G1ldin, the
,oee.sd Pastor Of the German Mission Church, in Hous-
toGst has by particular reqGest furnished 2otaht h
formation 70 the CrsiaE Iatslpesor respecting me
German population In this City, from when INC i0oNns
Is an extract. Mr.. Cabin says
The whole number now In the City 10 not less than
dfy thoussniabout one hall are Protestants rle othe
hall Catholics ADD jews. OF immigrants ately lahlel ~
Sevy York We believe a msj0fty Catholics with the
execution OF the German merchants VINO 90 cohsioe1
able business In the lower part OF the City.
a Those Immigrants who bring with them any mtans
generally 20 West that mostly the poorer class stay
toe CITY This part OF cur Immigrant popuaon, =, 81 q
oths, a. we believe deserving the attention OF the
American public civil and religious what i cone io
ths peope giving them the gospel most likely 70 %
crowned with success
RELIGION IN CALcUTTA.-rhe recent paPlnms
If native converts by Missionaries OF the LONDON Churcn
Missionary Society and the interest manifested oy 'heu
pupIs and others the truths OF Christianity have pro-
duosd great excitement In that city -.
Among other expressions Of helity 10 tne uuln 'ne
ne on Doctor Duff principal Of the Seminary, has been
threatened like that OF Dr. King a. Athens ana ne mas
on warned not abroad without guard mol 70 VEN
tuIc out after nghtsli al ALL
CHURCH OF EsGLAsD MIssIoEs.-The quarterly
Of the Propagation Society states IN reference 70 inc
r the Cape Good Hope both for funds and ior Mission
sre,-"T Though the wants Of new Doceses nave IN no
sebse been fully supplied. enough has been done 10 sho"
that the Church Of England becoming more than ever
sske o the duty of strengthening the hands Of It's Mis-
.onary Bishops and OF caring for It's distant memoers
he sum OF $4,000 in donations and Of 700 IN annual
subscriptions for ve years has been already conroutea'
and there arc few towns OF any importance IN bneauu ~
which hearty response has not been given 10 appeals 81
The new Bishops Not few clergy, and many CANDIDA
for holy orders also been found 10 offer themsevesor
Australia and Southern Africa
CHAPLAIN FOR HAvAsA-The American Sea
mems Friend Society about 10 sent out Rev Mr.
Knight, as chaplain American and English seamen IN
Havana.