New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

ar, D;ss.p,er. from the Countess OF Huntingdon
Congr,gstiop from Supds School teacher 70 from
females, 81 from miscellaneous inhabitants.
| RELIGIOUS IrENs.-The Congregational Union con-
tnues its Efforts TO complete the So zoo Church Build
ing Fund for Kansas with great success. The number
of Episcopal parishes in Maine is lj clergy, ~; COM
municsnts e96. At the anniversary of the Antiover
theological Seminary - students graduated Of whom
i've or fix VIII 20 on foreign MISSIONS OF the oldest
members OF the Board the Rev. Drs. Dana and Emer-
son, have resigned their places. On the vhaing-bsrk
Belle Of Fuirhav,n, during recent voyage the Rev.
Dr. PeNon and wife, missionaries to the Sand
wich Islands, b,ing on board, q revival occurred
amopg the sailors, and the three made pubh,
religious profession. The Me;hodst- OF the Pittsburgh
District have purchased fourteen OF ground frou
Judge Breckenridge for III. accommodation of their
camp meetings. The Governor Of Guayaquil Ecuaicr,
has been communicated by the Pope because he
caused the burial of Protests in rated ground
Gains, the pro,estations Of the Bishop. The Right
Rev DR. Egan. Catholic Bishop of Kerry, Ireland, for
the last IS years, is dead.
AvrpIc,x SrNp.Y-SCHooL CNIoS.-Dunng the
las, wear this Society has employed 5O3 SundaySchoo
missionaries of whom la9 student missionaries.
ahored for various periods and terms in twenty
Eve different States and Territories. They report that
they have organized ,j9s rev SundaySchools, hav-
;rc ID 20 teachers and l0i 532 scholars. During the
last five voars the missionaries and agents Of the No.
cic,y report that they have Organized lV,JN new
schools existing Is GO teachers and 4OOOO0 schoarss
ard that they have visited and aided l3 800 schools
The EvAxoyLIcAL ALLIANCE IN PRrssiA.-ln the
course of the next year there is 10 be reunion Ok
delegates from all bodies of Evangelical Chrstans
throughout the world assembled in Berlin, at the call
Of the Evangelical Alliance, which has been empow-
cred and invited 10 DO by the King of Prussia Tho
II, Rim Committee If this Association is a branch OF
the great E,a geicsl Alh nee, coordinate with those
of Paris and London. The Berlin branch however.
enjoys this advantage the Others that its prnci-
pies are those which find in the King Of Prussia the
most earnest and jealous champion.
MoRNoSISN.--A fourishing Mormon Church is in full
| operation at Toms River, Ocean County, y. j. The
number is large and increasing aud they stouty main
| tain al. the Mormon tonets.
EyGrtsH RrIrciors NEws.-The Ri Rev. DIR.
Am strong Bishop of Grahams Town, Cape of Good
Hope died lately after very brief episcopse.
There has nothing been absolutely fixed upon yet as
to the successors of the Bishops of London and Dur
ham. except that there viii be no translation TO Lon
den. because the See is TO be divided, but that there
will be translation to Durham, which, it is
ranged, sha not be divided. Ii is curious fact that
from the 3lst Of January the 18th of July 900 pc
titions. under the head ecclesiastical, pre-
sented to Tie House OF Commons The English
CLarchndR referring TO the visit Of the Bishop OF
| Alabama to England, suggests the taking Advantage
of lis presence in England to arrange the details OF
measure for mancipaiing the American clergy in Eli
eland-who together with the clergy Of the Scottish
Episcopal Church, are now unable to hold any bene-
fee or preieiment in the Church Of England but by q
| special act tf Parliament The English Government
| have withdrawn the annual grant of t6O0 to the
| Scottish Bishops. Mr. Gladstone made vain efforts
10 ex,ot promise of its restoration. The Rev. Mr..
Berespard, an Episcopal Rector in Cloyne, ireland,
has been sent need to transportation for life for utter
ING a forged bill Of exch .Dge for fi00. The late
Ea,l Of Shrewsbury gave upward Of $500 600 for the
building and decoration Of Roman Catholic churches.
The Rev. Mr.. Dugard, Episcopal Citrate In Ports
mouth has been compelled to resign his charge on ac-
count of the dissatisfaction toward him. caused by his
having organized Bible classes aud prayer-meetlhgs
| in his church A correspondent OF The Record states
| that during his residence in Worcestershire Lord
John Russell was doing much good TO the cause OF
religion he and his lady went about reading the Bibs
to the sick poor.
CLERICAL DEArms.-The following deaths have re.
Gently occurred in the ranks of the ministry: The Rev.
II. G. Fields of the Presbytery Of Mount Lexington
the Presbyterian Church in Warren. Pa, sgcd ~; the
Rev. Seneca Cummings at New-Ipswich N. H., for
several wears a missionary in Fuh-Chau, in China,
aged 80; the Rev. George Aiken a venerable Me-
thodst preacher at Abingdon, Va. the Rev. VIM
TEACHER. Methodist in Poughkeepsie N. T., "; tho
Rev John Butler, in Franklin, Ohio, o.; the Rev.
stephen +. Cooke, at Green Lake, Texas the Rev.
Samuel Crothers, d. d., in Greenfield, OHIO, 73 tho
Rev. Walter +. Franklin, rector of the Episcoptl
Church in Lapone, Ind; the Rev. Paul l. Gervais.
senior Presbytcr in the Episcopal Church Of South
Carolina.
EccIEsIAsrIcAL.-The Rev. 4. H. Nevin, ID. d.,
Of Walpole Mass has received call to the pastoral
| care of the Congregational Church in Washington,
| ID. c., ard has accepted the same.
| "GRoss CLERICAL IRREGULARITIrs Al B0sros."
Under this head one Of the Episcopal papers gives
an account of the scandalous misconduct Of Boston
| clergyman, the Rev. DR.. Vinton. Ii seems that this
hitherto much respected divine who has charge ofthe
large,t Episcopal parish in Boston, has been guilty OF
Joining with Dssenter, e., Baptists, Methodist,
Congregationasts, and others, in preaching on the
| Common on the Sabbath, without his clerical robes
and usng extemporaneous prayer instead Of the Eps'
| copal Praytr-B An awful crime, surely.
A "LoRD" AND DIyISE-'rhe Rev. DR.. Lord, Of
Dartmouth College is reported having said recently
To class under his instruction. that the statement u
the Declaration Of Independence that AL men are
BON free aud equal is lie that more than hall the
signers Of that Declaration inddels fanatics
and that the present political uprsipgs Of the people
North and West are rebellons against the dspensa-
tons Of Providence
AsDoyIR THEOLOGICAL SgNIsARY.-The work OF
raising $50 600 to more fully endow Andoyer Theo-
logical Seminary, has been commenced. Originally,
a.. ;,e,i.u,io, vas erected and endowed by several