New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

Sn' lNoP'e generally profess to have some s,rt of
.us'"' H"N 'ne great body OF them always have
peeo anu @e' IN their way, religious people. Nor
10 W. mean 10 say that they have no religious
uulh' of tna' 'h'u religion Is utterly wo.thle~s
| But in 80 tar as they have religion, ,,n,h ..t
Christian piety they no, Protestant. s,d H.,
Of truth snd piety they have they have no, no 80,
tue OF their Protestantism bat in spite of il rh.
have not IN al osst OF all Catholic d.,troc
" or lest all Of Christian faith and duty"
HrRESr IN THE ENGLISH CHyRcA-TAe Lo,fo.
Record states that several sermons have recently been
delivered in the Oxford University pllp,t bearing
or less directly the Rev. III. 10 vett's receas
STATE mems the doctrine OF the Christian Atonement
While Mr Jo"ett is personally very popular among
many OF the undergraduates, of otherwise widely
different sentiments have united in opposing his 90;
among Others, Dr. Pusey and Dr.. Heutley. The ser.
mons Of these two latter are to be published.
SEkKISG CLFRIcAL HoNoKs An exch ,nge paper
says; "A clergyman al the Souta in sending 4 ser
- mon for publication in The National PreacAer.
observes, Incidentally: should have no objection
'to your obtaining for me the degree of d. u. fr,m
some Northern cohcge. sm very popular man
at the South, ard think Is would have tsndenoy
d" TO harmonize the North and the South
WHAT UsITARIANs BELsyE.--Th CAristiaa
Register, the New England organ Of Unitagianism,
SAYS that dc opposed TO Orthodoxy UnitariaDs NAM
tain that human beings do bot inherit from Adam Q
ruiz ed nature that there is transfer OF his guilt
made 10 IL, ,ufictpg upon Us moral inability; that
our rehiiou God has not been prejudced by Adsms
fall that life i, rot foregone conclusion with any one
Of H. when it begins that We have not been con-
dempcd as a race but shall be judged ~ individuals;
that. whatever be the rank of Jesus Christ in the
scale of being, and whatever be his nature, he s
=. ~. -. ..oN
God or as Functional part of the Godhesd-herefore.
he /. BOT the source. but is the channel of Divine
crace; he is not the object OF our homage our
prayers nor the ultimate object of dependence and
trust. but u6ls his hg hest work for when he leads
us on TO the Father that the Scriptures DO not lay the
en- phac stress OF Christs r,deeuuDg work upon his
DEATH above or apart from his life, character and doc
trne; al that his death as element in his redeem
ing work Is made effective for human say alton through
,,s influence on the heart and the life of man, not
through its yCarious value with God through its
reuoy of an abstract difficulty in the divioe govern
ment which lnders the forgiveness of the penitont
without further satisfaction.
EsIoN OF rHE ROMAN AND ARMENIAN CHURcHEs-
A new movement for union with the Church Of
Rome has lately been started by Bayhas Dadan, Di-
rector.Genera of the Turkish powder manufictorss.
and member Of one of the most prominent Armenian
families lie has Just returned from journey through
Europe undertaken for this purpose, ard is said TO
have met in particular with sympathy from the French
Emperor. A pamphlet has been written by him On
the subject in the form of a letter to the Armenian
patriarch.
CoSsEcrIcUr EPISCOPAL DIVINITY SCHOOL The
Calendar states that through the benevolence Of .
single indy dual the library Of the Berkey DIVINITY
School has been enriched by complete set OF all ths
Fathers translated and published by the Oxford 80
ciety. at an estimated value Of about $500.
RELIGIOUS LIrERArURE.-The Board of Publication
of the Reformed Dutch Church has in press; Tho
History and Characteristics of the Reformed Duton
Church, by the Rev. ID. ID. Denarcst, containing
conpcpdious history of that Church and its nsttu-
.jons together with suceinct exposition Of its doc
times, government, ussges, &c The biography of
Di-,ir guisbed Ministers, by the Rev. DIR. Sprague On
which he has spent many years labor Is now in press
The NashrlUe Christian Adr0cate, in noticing tho
Rev DR.. SprDgs late work on the Power OF the
Pulpit states that it il for sale by the Southern Meth
odi.t Book Concern, aud adyse all Methodist minis
tiers to buy it.
EYGLIsH LAW ON The SABDATH.-A bookseller Of
Southampton, England was lately fined five shings
for ,ellog newspaper ON the Sabbath The magis-
tiate stated that by the terms of the English law
nothing could be cold on the Sabbath but milk and
d ackercl.
MEMORIAL CHURCH TO Bishop WAINWRIGHT
The following letter announces decisive progress
toward completion of the tribute to the memory OF
the late Bishop Wainwright, which the ladies Of our
city attached to the Episcopal Communion have un-
dertsken To erect:
My erAa FRIEND When you Inquired q q. me what what va
Of Tor onr plans were not sure OF being enscated
Now that uncertainty has become certainty hasten to tu
txba bays heeu Otu
You have perhaps heard that we have purchased church.
The that their contributors and the public have
.ht to be informed why they decided 70 purchase oadsag
hs. not sasent from tho public 70
able Ctber msDner 10 look forward TO speedy clos
OF our iabor We hought wait aud dc nothing until
our furo. should amount a sufficient build such
church taste I'D fee!rs would dictate But We soae
doing 10 real good The Missionary wosk
church 70 which wi.hed building agd which
already Unbers about 100 was aasen fo sas
another and on the earnest determination ana aeve
ton Of the people their enabled 'hem to keep toeetss
80 ,SLe =, ,,, ,r.,,,. IN. church m IN. eoro.r o(
wsye'y plsee and Hammond street ". namsd TO US nn
the where we desired 70 eua Ias eahes -
fine building colt aiming school and lecture rooms We
qne to purchase roand and 'ussr church
fhs PsyIent were made cay enough of . % ssss
another II cue Try and supply that vacancy
An opportunity thus aaors icr the .io:pe :. b esei
nousy the psehs Now we have church whiSn
Misslcpary can oecopy AZ once and vaS can hs IN
be he.d there during period when thousht We Gss s
notbins One OF the rooms In our rear oSa al a. scn e
tent, and in the other propose to establish 'en'''
n;yb. .,in, .,,h change. in this interior a
the church absolutely necessary 70 y sad IN os.
our that al h may be sUIs S.csd eses hu and 1000
d. opds ~ the buldipg a. would bs there h@d "so
So ,ba, our uee... thus viii show :s.s 2. Sss
AZ ,o sps ,bs. they are cserniped ''s on a "ass@,
:. ~ ~ ~ 80 vTgbt shall fall through on'ne
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