New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

versions is changed has 70 be carefully explained in
every other place in which in the New Tesla
meIt and the views Of the reyi-er given a. TO it,
proper translation in each place.
Tn IRyISGrTI SEcT.-Tbe congregations of tbi-
teC sting body Of Christians are placed under charge
Of seven orders of-ninsers apostle, angels bish
ops prophets evsngeiss pastors elders and deacons.
To the first appertans the overseeing Of the Church
entire the angels the high priests OF the individual
cor ereeatiops; the prophets are the Acknowledged
mcuth.pieccs Of tie Divinity; the evangelis,s preach
the gorpc; the pastors attend TO the holy things Of
the ongrepsCne and offer up the prayers ofthe peo-
pie the elders supervise the spiritual we-beng md
guide the spiritual things Of the flock and the deacon~
advise on the temporalties Of the body.
METHODIST CoLLEGE.-The Methodist South Ala
bona College is to be located at Grcenesborough,
Greene County The citizens Of that place offered in
behalf Of the Institution the liberal sum Of sls7 800
$40, 900 Of which indorsed by few gentlemen.
FRESCH PRTLATTs AND THE KING or SARDINIA
The poteness Of the French Catholic prelaes to the
King Of Sardinia is explained on the ground that,
though lie has been declared to be by exoOmmu-
pcated Dso facto with the greater accommodation,
yet the sentence has not formally issued. On this
ground the POpcs NunciO at Paris did not leave that
city, but remained, aud very civil 70 the King
The King also sent Sandman decorations the Arch
bishops Of Paris, Lyons and AvignOD, and to the
Bishop Of MarsCillcs.
USITABIAE PREACHER At WAsHINGToy. - The
Washington correspondent Of Tie B0ston Transcript
describes the Rev. Mr.. Conway, pastor Of the Unia
ran church at the Capital making his mark in that
pace. For originality Of thought, bOdness Of expires
sion afuenco language and earnestness Of manner,
he is eminently dstinguished and although native
ofNrgnia and connected with some of her most dis
euishod ngmes, he docs not hesitate to bear test
mony against the great sin Of the nation.
Mission IN CENTRAL AFmcA.-The Baptist Coast
Mission Of Africa extends some 800 miles along the
west coast Of that continent The most promising Of
all those Christian enterprises those uudertakenby
the Rev. Mr.. Bowen and his associates. His station
is the Kingdom Of Garriba, the great bend in the
River Niger. From this point communication radates
to all parts of Central Africa. He has associated with
him the Rev. Mr.. Clark of Geo, the Rev. Mr. Roman
Of Ala, and two young men Of Tennessee now Of
fered for acceptance to the same Mission.
Old School PREsBYTTRIAN DOMESTIC BOARD.
The Old School Presbyterian Board Of Domestic
Missions has issued a second earnest appeal for aid in
which it is stated that the receipts during the last
month were considerably less than during the
spending month of the previous year. This deficiency
has compelled the Board to decline several new ap-
pontments and TO lessen the amount Of appropriations
asked for several missionaries.
GIFTS TO PAsTOBs.-The Pastor of the Episcopal
Church in Syracuse, n. Y, recently had check for
- 200 put into his hands testimonial Of regard from
the members Of his church. On New-Year's day the
congregation Of Lee avenue, Brooklyn, presented their
pastor, the Rev. VIM. W. Holloway, the sum of $780,
ar expressive of their regard
A SAD RECORD.-Ihe Bishop Of the Episcopal
Church in Maine states that between the General
Convention Of l347 and that Of 1883 ljj names disap
pcaled from the official catalogues OF the Episcopal
clergy in the United States. OF these SO died. and IL
others also probably deceased. -Four, at least,
originally British subjects, and returned to Great
Britain or ts Provinces -Four Others had elinquishcd
the active exercise Of the ministry and silently
dropped from the DIOCESAN records. FOrty-six were
displaced and If to these be added the last four just
alluded to- it Is seen that out of 55 who had ceased TO
be ministers of the church, 30 had either willingly left
the ministry or been deposed.
SLAVERY DEFENDED BY \ NEw-ENGLAND DocToR
OF DIvINITY-The Rev. DIR. Lord, III hi, late supple
menarv defense Of Slavery, lays down the promise
that the will Of God is supreme and authoritative,
however il be declared in His word. How that will
shall be expressed we are not Ia Preor') competent
Judges nor capable directors after It's expression. lie
says that Christ never gave the least innation that
the system Of human seryitude should be abolished
but actually and historically treats the respective
parties according to their behavior in IT. ntnatcs
in the slightest degree its inconsistency with the natu
raj rights Of man.