New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
AyDoyfR rHE0LoejcAL SENLNAs,.

Co.r=sfol ieu~e of 1ae \ ! Taburr.
A>Do,rR. Mas. TUESDAY. Aug I, l-5i.
Ills is Anniversary week 1t Ando'er Theological
S,uirir, sd Az here To- see and hear.
4 brief history and the general state Of ar5rs here
VII rot be 81: Of place.
Audoycr seminary and Phillips Academy were pro-
ect.i srl founded by re Phillips family, sou of an
earl, m;ii ter Of tie town being remembered as their
fastest FREUD The Academy began To flourish before
a, beginning Of this century aud the Seminary gr'd-
usfed f., frs; Students in the year l-D9.
Both Institutions have one Board Of Trustees. The
Acadtn,r is one Of tte most thorough and popular u
the county. and the seminary has educated LIZ
students. y43 Of whom are living; lJi have gone
from our country on foreign Christian MISSIONS; 10
are or have teeu ministers vast o. the safe OF New
York: = sIe or have been Presidents Professors
Of Theological Summaries or Colleges.
Dartmouth College has furnished 222 students; Am
Ler.t. 1879: Yale. los: Middebury, 49, and , other
Institutions ne remainder aud The South t0H' students
e. told
Prole,snr. stuart and Woods we're for many wears
leading spirits u .he institution and gave IL cOnsrr'.
ttlge character strictly. Professors = ~ fa'S an
Calvin r. stove nave takeu der places. AMI they aud
heir iahr popular associates believe IN heology 80
science AID u general progression these last days
and As a consepGeIcc hRHcTed students are a.
tracttd mere nov. at the tEhlnsllc sOck-thOsr no
would be equal with their age.
The course OF s'ldy il for three yCsrs, and there Is
hnt title 10 attract from study, save the gran-
deur ct osan, hills aud the factories IN the Cry OF
Lawrence hard by. on the MeHimAc and these nsy
30 .eld, 7, visited.
Aisitod the read.uC-r0om, winch - well stocked
with weekly newspapers, md none on the flies Ph5-
E-led oit,ner. save IHE NEW-IORN lRtBr ". eyinc-
ng taste or htcrGturr and ue"s OF when you Will
rot complain. .o.......
The Seminar and Academy with its $500. oOD fgd.
i by the best endowed OF any II TINS country, AMI
thefe are 10 apparent motives 70 hold 10 liberal
views pu- witA decided Catholic spirit 70 press Tor
w.rd and BE- the hrs- for the country veal.
TIE conventional customs of earlier years have ipst
tb,ir power IN the ministerial ranks. 10 use hard
word, ior sect 10 pubic discourse Is no longer
prime Srtue and there are 30 peculiar pes oi drcss
even On Andu.r- Hin. black neck-cl0rk is quite a.
good - white: light pants a. proper as dark ones,
.ud profusiOn OF Willskers ara not out OF place.
The present Congress BY iis-fV-ciayery legislation
Las .Ae cLaru brou-l, pastors I'D TIE before d'I-
led sl-isA,s on th. ~avers question % union u
eerr or ihi. subject. lenceorh, by the enoruities
ot the time they will be united and strong, VINO have
been arrsyed inp bit-er parties "a the Church. ms
It, mn! 6.rf al .ct he south ,ui i.a-n I'm tWc.
II. Re-, J. p Thompson oi Nv York lri OF in
The public exercises by adore last evening before
The Society Uf Inquiry.
tie said a school o.. Theology. should De a school
81 Missions CLdstau.i! is dead IL Anuoch, BE city
vheFe r. uIst .hore.
Poylri-sL EceiesQsris'h iae "ppos t'oh 20 hise"hS
in tbs see. was his theme.
Mahomedaui.m as . t4.tA, .- edate. Judiai'm WITH
p,r.ectfne PagsnsIn sno more. Where Paul preach
81 Is aR r.ty,or bat have things changed Wlts
names
Persousl observation Of Omissions at Rome sad the
Pops rriyer meetings were noticed With great eject
IT, Rome r.ere vas but one place for simple f.otes-
taut worship aud that under the aag % Tie American
LEGATION. Paul 4e declared. would D. murdered #
.isng 10 read his Episte 70 the Romans On the spot
where d. il wOrshipcd a sant.
Koaaa, w.. a4 seen 10 Athens a0d Egypt vas noticed
- the great foe 20 Missions. Ih" address was 900
lon hor errcsd clos observation. CLASSIC taste
aud r e. composition. 1 close this 90 90 and hear
snd " % END you another bref letter.