New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
Religious 1tems.

u,s.tprARIES FOR EMi'"ANi'
,,e object of Dr. Balrd's visit 10 Europe I"
"a y ~ npnber Of well-quahdet missionaries %
r" .,.o,r me different classes OF fmlsrants lana
soo' s,ores. each IN ms own tongue, to be sus-
Dg "o- American and Foreign Christian Union
alf' ~ o.. purpose TO establish. At pracucaoie,
a. n,eaching-ch tpeis IN Paris Turn and
An IT,, N southern Europe
.,s LIBRARY The choice and
Ni'''' ,,,rary OF the late DR.. Neander, of Ber-
wells -,,,,chased FOR the use OF Lane Semi
IN. hs ..e,o;,natj. for $4,000. 1t contains 1000
szy' 4, peculiarly rlch in ecclesiastical his
Volume a proyince Of the learned German.
iOn' .~ ~ =, this Seminary is now complete and
1ns sara,raging condition
p,suop CHAsE's AssIsrASr'-ih ne APP
pisn'' ,;on Of the Illinois Diocese, at Pekln,
pointed ,o,.hle interest among the members
y e1ci.Hs 0O'. ..,on It Is said that Bishop Chase
Of me s1 N me diocese are warmly IN favor OF
and BIS i''e"4, he accomplished rector Of st.
Dr.. WIFE, N this city, who Is known as de-
'Sea Ios cArrchman.
,,.. ~ MAEE.-The Annual Re-
Mss ,.,ae Missionary Society, recently pub
p.S ~ Dr. Tsppan' gives some interesting S'aiS,
h'asu s.c,ng this State Of the thir'y-'wo original
nc' n ;he society, III 1907, three only are no"
ioA'1' n lt,le more than year, threeiourths oil
n'~s al .arily, Henry. .at. 49, Samuel, 'a't. '''
10, ~, frt 9OJ who were all MISSIONARIES
$nu Aecs,sed. The Society has kept 90 mssona-
Da' =, ,le hed, mnsterng TO lOi churches In W
-. where no other churches exist--maung an
..as,s Of labor equal 10 O. years service OF SID
s.;,,.,,r The number OF members connected
e. tho, churches is 4,402. 100 having been added
-, ,he pas; year. The contributions OF these
s.,cbe, for benevolent objects amounted 10 Sl,a6'
Dsl.wARE COLLEGE.-An effort Is MAX
=. ~ rodov tins college, Situate at Newark Del,
80 under ,he auspices Of the New school Presby-
"a, denomination) by establishing one thousand
,olarshlps ii 800 each. g., every donor 10 ina
.u0ou, being entitled 20 the free instruction OF one
..hol,r forever ;hcreaftS. The Delaware begisia-
.u,s ,eeerty established scientific course IN con
,.e,,or with tins College, which, when hiieu' VIII
-. more extended and liberal cUrr1c"i""' IN thus
S,o.amsnt than any other institution in the country
eseepl Wcs'-Pont.
n.c,,sr M MINISTERS Rev. " lllam
n Ro,ers HE founder and. until recently pastor or
a.. Central congregational Church IN Wln,cr-slreet
po.,op died Of paraly Monday last IN the i6ih
ga, q, H.. ave Mr. r. was born IN Aldney England
,u educated al Harvard and Andorer. HIS original
.a,. ,.,s sam1 Kettle bui he adopted the name Of
.0.,,ve a. he REQUIRED condition of nherllng his
r.. n
and won medal under Nelson at the battle of the
Nile ms mother was a member oil the wesleyan
connection Mr. r was an eloquent and Impressive
sneaker al lucid and vigorous winter. HIS bland
manners md cultivated talents. aS well a. simple
pury, Won him general esteem and made ms death
an oblec, o, unusual sorrow. An appropriate eulogy
MAS urono need at his funeral b. his successor and
former colleague, Rev. Mr.. Richards.
Rev Dauiel Temple, for many years Missionary
OF the American Board In Smyrna, died at Reading
Mass where he has been for several years settled AS
a Pastor las, week His i.neral was attended on
Wednesday when sermon was preached by the
veteran Missionary, Rev William Geodall, who has
Just returned from Constan,nople, and who was for
many yeais aiellow.aborer with his deceased friend
able Df Beecher Is employing the leisure OF ms old
age InWepanng for publication MS previously pub
hshed works, ard such sermons and other pro-
auctions as he desires 70 be associated with his
memory aud name The works will occupy some
SIX or eight golumes, and are soon To be issued by
MessrS JCWe,t Co., Of Boston DR.. b. mas done
good service do MS generaton-not the least OF
which Is 10 have reared six sons for the Christian
ministry. al OF whom are faithfully perpetuating The
views and influence OF their honored father
LUTHERAN AND REFORMED The corner
stone Of new church was Land last week IN Schuyl-
hllhaven, a. Tor the united worship of Lutheran
and German Reformed congregation. The event
Il noticeable rare instance OF determination on
PAT OF tac>c oppugnani sec's.
MriHoDIsr Wpows AND ORpHANs.-A'
The late Name Methodist Conference, a donation Of
$NJwaN made bv r. {. Dunn, a. the nest-egg OF q
permanent nlnd for the support OF the widows an1
orphans OF deceased preachers m that State This
denomination decidedly taxes the lead OF all Others
tbs thor h,fu, and appropriate species OF charity
PRESRy TERRAIN CoLLEoI IN TENAS.-Rev
Doctor Baker, Nn energetic missionary OF the OiC
School Pie ,hyerlan Church IN Texas, visited The
North aS wear foI.he purpose OF obtaining the means
Of erectug 4 College IN tina, State. He lately re
ported mmsc,: TO have succeeded IN collecting the
handsome sum oi $50 500, with which he proposes to
commence zoe erection OF suitable buildings IN Aus
I'm, the present Fail.
I'M CHRISTIANS AND SLANERY.-l lie
rosa Conference of the Christian denomination al
IL is.e meeting, among other things, denounced
Amsucan slavery as " u grevous wrong, a violation
OF The so len rule, and STAN upon Christianity y
and characterized the Fuslnve Slave Law As "a
yro@ ,ic.sto, OF the laws 81 Nature and of Col.
The, sso Enormously urged Tie adoption of the tee
'osA temperance pledge
The Book Concern Of this denomination have re
Gently published book once quite celebrated, though
iaierly o5>o'c -Worccs,er'> Bible NewS-an cam
ti expos. tibu c,the Unitarian doctrines.
EAsr-N lNpsoR SEMINARN.-TheT heo-
oslcal sclaooi a, Ea>-Wndsog Conn, held lis ami
'e'>aiy on The tn, gradUaln, = class of eleven