New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

dscip'es were 20 - manifested 20 the world "a vel
CO know 70 Geo; they were Intended to tor@ one
visible body, the CharCh. Il ia them. anu iao9
"in ne, that they may be mace perieos IA one ssa
tbs: the world nav know hat Thou hast seat me.
Not only in spu tual relationship, but in outward
tnd visible unity ought ibis object 70 be s0ugh for
unity with Christ's Church in al ages. Constituting
in every part Of the world one ami the same body
numbering az least 100 bishops and more than 20 900
.piuissrs. Tbs oneness must be m Anliess reality
As pssto. Of diocese in British North Amsrics, the
reverend speaker said be csUe 10 prove that, a" We
being many, are one body in Christ and beariny
common witness to catholic truths. We are bound -
unitu combating eTsry form OF in6iei error. Christ
SAYS of his ministers, "Ie are the Light Of the
world. The great catholic truths embodied in
our creed AID articles Of faith are common
70 all lands where her message is published
in an unvsrying. sanencss which no Passin.
political crisis or clever heresarch ever inva-
date or destroy. Special ceremony and mode OF
worship are net necessarily alike. The Bishops OF
the Rom IN Church have issued pastoral letters-Car
dinaIs and Clergy from al parts of the world, are
now waiting in INDIGESTION at Rome respecticg the
settled question Of the immaculate conception, let
no. be less careless concerning the publication aud
maintenance of all known truth. The speaker pre-
dicted that dark time in reference to spiritual mat
tiers i certainly coming alluded 10 the distracted
political aspect OF the world the absorbing nature OF
mercantile anxiety, and the needless pursuit
OF mere intellectual ana sensual IA, p,etsure;
in remembering how God had supported his church
thrc ugh the struggles Of the past 800 years the zeal
and wisdom display ed in missionary enterprise build
ing Of churches education and the publication Of
ful and scored literature He alluded 10 the signs Of
amity between the heads of cony0eatiOn in England
and the House of Assembly, as cheering indication
for good, well 10 the activity and zeal for the
spread Of Bible truth in this aud other lands. He
observed that God will always raise up to him
self able sons, as is thy day, shall thy strength
be-" There admirably fitted for the work
of the church, God had removed him. What do.
thou knOwest not now but shall know hereafter
Two years AGO the preacher me, them at the eonse-
Grafton of the late Bishop Wainwright ltwas time
of common mercy TO this suffering disease, for he
had crowded into hs life much that tended 70 build
up the Church Of God IN this country. The Right
Rev. Bishop passed most eulogium ON his
memory. He then alluded TO the very satisfactory
circumstances under which the newly elected Bishop
came TO his charge and addressed warm and alec
Tomato eniIeaty to him that he would seek for that
grace and strength from on high which were addition
aly necessary for so important work.
The regular services of conservation, ~ laid down
in the ritual, were then performed.
The Rev. the Clergy and Deaccns Of the church
occupied seats Ia the chancel, and Immediately 10
from, of the pews. The remaining portion Of the edi
fee was densely filed with congregation Of ladies
and gentlemen. There were present at the services
several of the clergy OF other denominations.