New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
NkmQprk Dailp Gribn,rs
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS

his hand 10 one OF the attending ard uals Who e1.
toed il in front Of the Pope the ard,s
IN ,he Opposite side;. the Gard each hJ1iny An
end OF the candle, snd .he rope tskrg hold Of N ne
ceprer the candles b.irs between three ADD four fe.
lopr The Cardinal tibet approached and knel, before
the Pope, and kiss.d the ring upon bis hand md
cr,,. upon hi- robr wh,h rested upOn ii. kne~; the
Ppe then laid blessing, touched the csndIe With
his lips. and then the attending Cardinal p..et II
b..k 10 the Cardinal from whom he hsd receivsd Il,
who ,ouc edyt With his Ips and then p~s'ed ~. The
same der was observed with the Archbsh pa and
H.hcps, ss also with the Press, Deacous AID lay
p,ep. with the exception tha, the candIe- borne by
them ere uuch smaller. snd they kissed the oJt OF
the Pope. which was covered with waite sat.a 81 p.
per with gold croas upon i.
ThorBIE ANosG lHE EyGLIsH CoSGREGtrrov,L-
1s1s.-A severe controversy has for soue time psst
been goir on in London, respecting the orthodoxy OF
one O, the Corgret at.ons MINISTER'S, who, ID view OF
the Rev DR. Campbell and Others, has published
views G. ptrary to sOuDd doctrine, bu. who, on The
other bend. seems to coumsnd the confidence aud
e.t.em of some Of the mos, worthy Of the clergy
tuAsGE oF NIEws AsOSG EPscOPAL1tss The
Efi.copsl Church o this colbtry - 5eirg asratsd by
some important questions Of c1aug- Concerning the
ru,s and pory. Tue Rev. DR. Muhenbe of this
cry il one e the most prOmln Mt advocates Of these
cl O. les ind has written pamphlet IN favor OF ex
tenn ore . aver. On this subject he says: Co pray
".or and with the people as The Spirit snail move
chm. il ap therent light With the minister Of the
gospel. Whether Is prophet pastor. or p iest
"thIs essentially btlorgs to bis ofice Eccle-isrcai
"euthorty uay reguae him in the e1rrcise of it, but
"pev er can deprive HIM of It To forbid, tn r-lore
the utt-rapce of any other than fixed words
",s TO limit the utteaIce ot the Holy SPIRIT and TO
"d,p, the minister OF God and in his mn's,ra ons in
"thar capacity, the expression OF any other thoughts,
"feelipgs or desires than such as have been aGtlci
"Iatcd Tor him.
T>Ir,bI,y CHURCH n NEw-0RLEASS.-The Rev.
+. c. Boles OF Bridgeport, Conn, has accepted the
call OF the U1itarieD Church in New Orleans of which
the Rev. Theodore Clipp has for torty-6our years
bpen psstor. Mr.. Capp was obliged to reInqai'h ais
ps.to,ate on -ccount OF declining health
NEw-EYGLAsD THEoLOGY.-A pamphlet has lately
been written by prominent Presbyterian clergyman,
III bcb the theological portion and tendencies OF tho
pr, sent Orthodoxy OF New. Eu. lani are reviewed.
The coIc il n o the writer DIVIDE the New Ensl ind
"Orrht dox " into three poItions First, those VINO
told the w sminster Confession as he old Purltans
held --a class thought to be not very Numerous;
second " ore who sink oil Goctrina differences he
tween Wesley ans and Calvmsts; aud thrd, ne the
olev If New f., gland, having Us fountain sodrc"7 ut
New.Hav.n ard Abdoyer, AID probably at Bingor
arso, ard represented in the pages of The Bb0theca
Socra, the great y. Engard quarterly.
THE REFORMED CHURCHES IN FRANCE -The Min
is,er of Public instruction has settled the question
u, ndipg berween the orthodox aud nationalist parties
in the PIWe-tant established church, cOocerung the
r, arr of n, brew vacant in the M"nraubun THEOLOGICAL
School by the choice of Mr.. Boniton, tlc orthodox
candidate. The central uncl of the reformed
cbur hes where they formed majority, bad voted IN
favor ot the,r candidate and they expected that the
vo c Of tha, body would n+ve great weight with the
G,v,rumeLt Other influences, no yever, prevailed,
AM Mr. AtbaDore CoqueIel, the cclsbrarsd preacher
who was member o. the council, iUd guant 10 sec the
c urcils vote egard.d, sent N bis re-lgn.'ion.
kTyI.IoN OF 1HE BIBLE ~ ENGLAsD The advo'
cater OF revision of the preseLt standard edton OF
the be, in England have formed thenseives into 40
essoo iacn ca led rhe Anglo B oca Iusttute. They
urge the importance Of the undertaking, On the ground
tia the original augnages of the holy scriptures Gre
better upderrtood than they 10 the reign Of
king james and much hight has been thrown on the
dions ard grammatical peculiaiities OF the ong'oai,
by the skL and researches OF later scholars. Also,
because very few ancient copies OF the original texts
were thei known, or brought into use whereas OF
,he Hebrew and Greek versions of tHe ancient scrip.
tures, thourancs of msDusc pts have since been
bf ueht to light, which have cleared up numerous
o.. les, formerly erroneous or obrcure.
RELIGIOUS ITEAs-The Episcopal diocese of Rhode
I,apd has doubled it's contributions to Domestic Mis
Sous duri the current Year, and in propor 10 the
lumber o it, parishes, more has been given t. the
o, NJ ral issuns Of the Church ihsn by any other do
cese exc, pt New York and South Carolina large
-orary staff has been organic in England for the
evangozaton of the native tribes OF Ps'agJnla and
1crla del FutgU they number rome thirty persons,
and ore amply supplied with every necessary lhe
Rev Mr. Harper has been appointed the FIRST Brh7p
OF Chrt Church, ia New Zealand; this adds another
to the lengtbeniDg list OF Eoslands Colonial Sees in
various parts OF the world
Tnr BrsHoPs OF TuRrY The Bishops of the Eccle-
siastical Province OF Turin have issued protest
against the new bill voted by the Senate OF Pl-dm"nt
fI the ieorganiz alton Of public instruction in Pl~d
mont They found their opporiton, first, On the art
Gle which places all establishments OF public nstrlc
iion under the cOntrJl OF the Minister Oi fuoHc
instruction no exception being ade therein IN favor
OF the -psoopal semiuaries; second, on the ar'ic
which .xpr, s-y declares that tie sad emuaries are
TO be governed according to the rules adopted by the
Church III by the State; third on the provision cui'
powerng he State close any establish nent OF Puo
hc iIs'rlc ion when such az extreme measure IS sfc
qured in the interests of morality, there oeIDs ~
clause excepting seminanes from The geneFei RUE
and urh, the article which deprves tAe clergy "
all influence over, par icp,ti"n IN puohc lus.' NC
tiop tie discipline of the schools the choice OF direc
t''s snn pro'e-s orr. &c.
"a SLAyRHoLDIsG DIVINE AT TIE 'L"no''
(oSGEEoATIOSAL CONyEsTIoS.-lhe Rev W. Do''
man Of Ge. rga was delegate irom he o. ,. rte-'y
teriar Assembly to tue Vermont Convention VI ,o-I
greg ati nal Ministers In the of his speech OF