New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.

ECcLIsIAsTICAL DECISION IN EyGLAsD.-Ihe dec-
sion of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the celebrated
D,nison case has been announced. Ii is, that the
sermons of Archdeacon Denson in question maintain
and affirm doctrines contrary and repugnant to the
Articles of Religion. He allows the Archdeacon time
TO revoke his error, until certain day in October
and II the required revocation be not made and dev-
cred by that time sentence will be pronounced IL is
stated that there will be appeal first to the Court
of Arches. and then in all probability, to the Judicial
Committee of Privy Council 1t is thought to be more
than probable that the Pnvy Council will reverse the
decision of the Archbishop.
PRorEsrAXrIsN IL TuRKEY.-The Rev. Dr. Good
ell gives an interesting account Of the first Protestant
church in the Turkish Empire. II was founded on the
18th of July 1896 and has now been strengthened by
two more The three churches-at Pera, CONSTANT
nope and Hass Keui-came together on this OCCASION
They assembled at Pera, whore the first church was
formed. There appears to be no abatement OF the
religious interest in either place. and the congregation
are said to steadily increase.
PRUSSIA AND RonE.-The Prussan Government Is
negotiating with Rome for the establishment OF the
See of Ax-la Chapele, which has been Incorporated
with Cologne for more than thirty years Rome ask
in return that Catholic bshopric may be founded at
Berlin, where there comparatively few Catholic
residents but often a large number Of Catholic SOL
diers.
TyE COLLEGE rs. THE PULPIT.-Tie C0ngrega-
t;oncfs. COMPLAINS of the draft which making upon
the ranks of the ministry by the election of several of
the most effective and useful pastors to chairs in theO-
logical schools colleges &c., saying that "Andover
has three professors who would be the special joy Of
any pulpit which could win their services. Harvard
has lately subsidized of the very foremost pulpit
orators of the North. Amherst has taken Dr. Stearns
" from Cambridge, aud Prot. Haven from Brookline.
Bangor has taken Mr. Harris from Ptts6eld, and the
Theological Seminary at New York has taken Prof
Hitchcock, whose announcement here will I'll the
Largest house in the city uncomfatably full. And
"now We see that the college in Iowa has elected the
"Rev. Dr. Palmer Of Albany to its highest chair and
the college In California has invited DIR. Bushnell to
"be its President; while we suppose it is DO longer
secret that the new Theological Seminary at Chicago
"is preparing to make serious drsugbt upon the pull
"pits of both East and West, in order to set mp its
Gown tabernacle Of instruction"
The FAnous SEE OF DURHAM would seem
that the see of Durham is not only well endowed, but
proportiouably favorable to longevity. DIR. Malthy il
about to retire from it, supervision ct the ripe age of
81. The late Dr. Van A1dert died upward of seventy
years old his immediate predecessor, Dr. Shute Bar
rnetop at 90 after IN incumbsncy OF - years dura-
ton. Since the Reformation the bishoprc has been
held by only twenty prelates, thus giving aboy fifteen
years as the average tenure OF the Out of these
prelates, not to mention those already mentioned
above four held the for 10 years, for 20 years.
one for q years one for % years, and two for %
wears; and one Nathaniel Lord Crewe-occupied it
ror the unparalleled period Of AZ years.
TIE PApAcr AT JrRusALEE.-Some Of the foreign
pagers state that the report is assuming more consist
ncy relative the translation of the seat Of the Pa
pacy from Rome to Jerusalem IL is now declared that
this question has already been most seriously exam
red; even so far back as the time when the Bishops
NE, to determine the immaculate conception Of the
Virgin a large number of the members aud Plus TX
himself were favorable to the project.
THEOLOGY AND NEGRO GIRLS AT AucTIos.-A
fam Ct 20 acres adjoining the town Of Winchester
Va is advertised for sale which otfers among others,
de following Inducements to purchasers: /" At the
" sane time will be sold two young negro children
girls of four and six years, and Library consisting
principally of the Theological collection Of the late
" Rec. Dr. HU and containing some and valuable
L" work."
EPrscoPAcY At THE Sourg AND WEsr.-In Iowa
the number Of organized Episcopal parishes is rs ana
Is cergymen two churches consecrasad last year
and "A persons confirmed. In Georgia, there are 'Vo
Episcopal families and the number Of clergy 81; one
church was eonsecra,ed last year. and l3ipesons con-
frmed. In Mississippi the number Of Ep'coPsi tamil
les il ,e5 and the number Of communicates O37, Of
whom los were added last year. In Ohio, the num-
her Of Episcopal parishes 70, and of eiergynen 7s
Eve churches were eonsecrated ard 4so persons con-
frmed.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY UsIos.-The debt Of the Bop /
let Missionary Union, which, on the LEI of Apn,
s3s Geo. has now increased to $4,000 with the proc
p.e ofreaohpg sec OC0 before the cod Of the quarter