New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
moral AND RELIGIOUS.

RyItGrous LIBERTY IN GERNASY.-The question
whether Bapsts shall be admitted the approaching
meeting Of the Evangelical Alliance ii regarded with
great interest in Germany as sor Of test question
respecting religious freedom. The controversy is
warmly waged, and among the new and important adj
herents to the aide Of liberty are DR.. Schenke OF Hell
deIberg and the celebrated Brummacher, court
preacher The King is said to favor the liberation Of
the Bsptsts.
ANCIENT RErrGIors INroLERAScE.-In l642 some
Puritan preachers visited Virginia, and were ordered
TO leave forthwith by proclamation of Gov. Berke-
lev In 1851 the Baptiss first made their appearance
in Massachusetts, led by Obadiah Holmes; they were
charged with gross immoraties, adjudged nuisance,
and bapished the province the President of Harvard
College embraced the new tenets, and dismissed.
In the same State, or rather Colony Jesuit. and Rom
ish priests, and Quakers, were Likewise banshed.
PERsosAL AND EccLEsIAsTIcAL.-Enghsh papers
announce the death of Or. auckland, the wcllknown
and Justly celebrated Dean Of Westminster; less
famed as theologian than natural philosopher,
be in times past distinguished for his geological
researches but FOR the last six years he has been in
condition Of mental arrangement. The Rev. Dr. Har-
denberg has resigned the pastoral charge Of the
Twentythird street Reformed Dutch church. this
city; and the Rev. DR.. f. Z. Rogers Of Philadelphia
has been called to the North Dutch church in Albany
The Rev. William CuretOn, Canon of Westminster,
and Chaplain to her Majesty, has had the degree of
DID. conferred upon him by the University of Halle,
in consequence Of services rendered By him to tn 90
logical literature The late Adolphe Monad is de-
dared by writer in the Recue de Paris to have been
the most eloquent pulpit orator in France, and large
extracts are given TO justify this opinion The Rev.
Ignace velasquez de Ia Cadena canon Of the Metro
polan church Of Mexico, one Of the priests who had
been recently banished by the Government under an
accusation Of conspiracy TO overthrow it, died lately at
New Orleans. The Rev. DR.. Virgins, for nineteen
years pastor .f the First Reformed Dutch church Of
Paterson, n. j., has resigned his charge. The Rt.
Rev. G.. T. Spencer, late Bishop Of Madras, succeeds
the Rev. Mr.. LOvett as Minister Of Marbeuf Chapel,
Paris. According to The Clurotman, Bishop Doane
recently advised Of his Presbyters not to come
into his-thc Bishop to speak at Bible So
ciety meeting, assigning as the reason that he did
"no desire to circulate the word Of God in any other
" way than through the agency of the Church. The
Rev. Thomas Whittemore Of Boston, proposes TO pub
hsh, by subscription, "The Modern History of Uni
versalsm" The Rev. DIR. X. s. Foster, late Of this
city, has entered upon his duties as President Of tho
Northwestern University.
CHANCE OF VIIws-The Rev. William d. Walker,
for nineteen years Methodist preacher, Of considera
be note in Tenne ssee. recently united with the Bap
lists The Rev. James A. M. Latourette, for four
years psstor Of Dutch Church Staten Island, has
been admitted TO Episcopal orders by the Bishop Of
Ohio. and become rector of Church in Columbus.
A stl more remarkable change Of views is that re-
corded of talented but disspated Englishman, who
was recently picked from the gutter in Cincinnati.
Seeing an advertisement for a pastor in country
parish he brushed himself up, went and preached as
candidate and although he had several competitors,
carried the parish and is now regularly dispensing
the bread of life
MOVEMENTS AMONG THE EPIscoPALtANs.-A coun'
ter memorial to that which has been some time in cir
cua,ion BY the Low Churchmen has been published,
which takes High Church grounds. The new memo
rasts ask the restoration Of the Athanasan Creed as
protest agan.t those who deny the eternal generation
of the Son of God and those who hold or teach Semi.
Aranism Sabelanism, Eutychianism or NestorianisTn
They also ask that the Nicene Creed be restored to its
original position after the Gospel in the Communion
Service; distinct re-afrmstion Of the doctrine Of
Original Sin as protest against Peagianisn or Semi
Pelsgianism resffirmaon Of the Article, as pro-
test against the dogma Of Immaculate Conception, and
against those who teach that Christ WAS born in Org
NAL Sin; also, decision Of the question whether God
rems Original Sin in any other way than in baptism.