New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
Neyv11prk Daily Gtibn,.e
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.

n.otedly become the thtater OF theological Conflict
Ibi b.dy was formed with the special object Of resist
inc, the h,r,~ies Of Theology and philosophy which
were once supposed to be taught at New-Haven; AMI
10 nrinciral function has been 10 sustain the Theo-
loo;col Institute at East Windsor which foundei
q. ford the facitics of theological education To those
who could not approve the doctrines taught at Yal;
College. Both the Union and the Institute grew out
the controversy which DR.. Tyler carried on with DR.
Tavor reno, ing into Conn, ctcut for the purpose an
hath have been associated with him a. the spring and
chief motiye-power of the theological impulse which
brought them into being. The chair of theology in
the Seminary and the leading place in all the counses
and measures by which the peculiar views OF DIR.
TAYLOR and other tendencies subsequently developed
have been resisted, have been uniformly assigned to
him. The special champion aud completest example
Of the ideas of orthodoxy in Connecticut for twenty
wears pact By all and every scale OF measure
,n,pt. would .ecIn to have been DIR. Tyler II has,
then. a singular and omuous look that the soundness
Of such nau ON vital points of theology should be
serious, called in qus ston by friends and pupils. This
il the view of the taken by The ErdRge!tst the
New School organ.
Coxsrc1Icur BIBLE SOCIETY. The Rev. DR..
Halves has been chosen President Of the Connecticut
Bible Society. The number of Bibles disposed OF
during the year was ,i56; Testaments, ,2Si total
since the formation Of the Society," l39 f9 copies OF
Bibles and Testaments. Receipts last year, s3,6l2
Lo,r Books OF THE BIBLE.-The following books
are referred TO in the Bible, but are now lost-the
number is greater than is generally supposed; The
Prophecy of Enoch; see Epistle to Jude, Ia. The
Boo of the Wars Of the Lord; see Numbers xxi. II.
The Prophetical Gospel Of Eve, which relates to the
Amours of the Sons Of God with the Daughters OF
Men; sec Origen cont. Cesum, Tertullian, &c. The
Book Of Jeshur; see Joshua " l3 and : Samuel
H. The Book Of lido the Seer gee = Chron. TX. -,
ard Xii l5 The Book of Nathan the Prophet; see as
above. The Acts of Rchoboam, in the Book OF She
maiah see Chron. Mi. H. The Book OF Jehu the son
of Hanani; see Chron. 81. The five Books OF
Sole mop treating the nature OF trees, beasts, iow
serpsnts and fishes see Kings Nv. 3D.
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW on MiS'IoSs.-N
Westminster Rcriec has been arraigning and ber1ing
the scheme of missions to the heather III manner
that crates hardly the ears of British Christians
The writer in The R,ceic says: "Tattooed kings anu
"cannbal princes of the blood royal are irst SOUGHT
"their vices vailed, and their caprices borne WIN
" that BY their means the kingdom OF heaven might
gain some OF their subjects. Hence the sinking ea-
ture OF missionary influence through al tme-ts sup
uot and strengthening of the principle Of caste. OF
IT.,
"Druids. made themseve. agreeable to the kings Of
the petty states of our island and in our own time
Protestant sectaries from England have made
.much Of a drunken Pomare, because she was
"ou,,n: and American missionaries a. Liberia have
"conceae the suerings OF the helpless imported III
"haIitants at the bidding of those who sent them,
"the object being to sustain the pride of race, aud
"the brb, 20 the mi.sionaric,-they obtaining rank
"of their own"
RELIGIOUS PRoscRIPIIoS ~ RoME.-The venerable
Abbe Giovanni Bcrnardni, aged 81, has been visited
bv the police aud suffered indgnties from them, upon
an accusation Of having spoken ii Of the Popcs Gov
eminent The prescription of the Roman code against
nonconiprmty in matters Of religion are now applied in
all their rgor. woman has been lately sentenced to
four years Imprisonment for blaSphemy ana the hoiy
,lice las iust pronounced similar sentence upon
man convicted of eating meat last Christian eve.
THroIoGY OF .AsDoyER-A Presbyterian at the
Apdover anniversary writes TO The ~ y. Evangelist
that he was dissatisfied with the views OF original sln
regeneration and atoncnent, Developed by the STU
dentr, and the word mputaton did not seem to be
in GOOD ordor. but was spoken OF in evident dpSase-
"msnt, not to sly dcrsion. No one seemed to think
much Of imputed righteousness; inherent personal
holiness was tie only ground OF acceptance "hh
God"
Crrrixc OR BRrAKISG The SAcRAYEsrM BREAD.
An 'mrortart question has been settled In 'he
Luicrau synod OF Missouri. The Synod OF Tennessee
l;p puzzled on the sui oc referred to the former the
oues,ior-yhether the saersmcntal bread should DC
cat or broken After ample and solemn consu"a''oH,
tie unanimous decision was, that II shoId oo CUT a'
net broken because, although Christ ana the AP'''ie'
hiokc the bread, that mode has since come !" 'o,''
false notion as 10 the real presence OF the oou!
Cmist in In. bread, and IL, therefore, Ia DC a'"'i
A RARE CAsE.-Tbe title Of DID. was "'e'i'd
"a the Rev j. T. Taylor Of Richmond, the
eolnm. Ic, liz nj Of Columbia College; but Inc h'Y'""
H,ra!d states that lie declines accepting II.
EPISCOPAL STiTIsTIcs.-The Episcopal 'hui'" AN
Delaware nlmLels - parishes aud 10 cerey h'" ;"
Ncw-Jersey the number Of parishes - 80 ana u
cl,ryyren 19 IN Tennessee. 20 parishes " cit men
ard sf2 COMMITMENTS: in Wisconsin, 80 Pafi'nc' AZ"
~ elIgymen.
A SUCCESSFUL MissIoSARY-SeveraI year, "s''
when the persecution against the converted Atde'an'
IN rr,ts, vos ,.gin, with yirulcnce, the Rev. DIR.
Ieufn, the missionary there, set up steam mum
MI, chiefly at his own eNpense' "hei' '"' PO' -
ee,s nght find employment DIR. H. personally super
;,,.rJ;,, H., ,c,ra,,an.ut On the occurrence OF the
war. DR.. II. ade bread contract with the britlsh
Goveruuep, the pro,is OH which amounted 10 nearly
ssiCCo ell of which DR. Hamln has devoted to the
eause Of mission, in Turkey He has purchased seve-
,,I b.,b.. T., M. native converts and PROV and
sustained nr,cber4 and act on foot other arge-'ged
and hbera, measures from his own resources. Ills
r,,xer,.n, IN behalf of the Buls dsns. while in Lon
don. has resulted il sending two ni-sonaries TO that
field and an unlimited supply Of Bibles.
R.Yr,>r p.,roe.rEs.-The Rev. DIR. Ariniiage Of
hi. city recently preached biz estsh sfna~ 'srm'n,