New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

uop.y There i. another large school Conducted uni.'
the nptiurepdenc. Of the Lazarss-; and tn; treach
S.,srs Of Charity have within few months, 'et Gl an
C-taLhhmeIt IN the city
E,iIrIor- Srcr- IN Russia The Roman Can .lc
Church in Russia poss. one academy OF 'heei'ss
aid eleven religious sernnari.s IL religious houre- 81
OF (which are for females 955 PARISH churches and go
ehapsls Of ,ase, l7s chapels TO which are attached
-9i uouks OF difs-r,D, orders, 600 nuns, aud y9O
eccl, sis.tics These churches posses. c'ptt oi
300 900 rl,er roubl,> and their annual revenue is
.o0 coo rub, The clergy Of the Arneni+n rIie pos
sess bs churches and 80 chafes with 1907 priests,
religious 5 mDaries. 81 parsh schools 40 bishops,
l33 monks and - nuns. The Lutheran aud Reformed
Clm,he- .5e sO2 in number, with 80 ecceslastics.
The Jews have SO synag"gues e3J rIobr, 2,Os7
,ld,rs. and ~ treasurer. The AOhammed4n clergy
are compc.ed OF II 55l individuals and possess $3.50
mcfq &C..
B,y1I,rS N VfhGIYrA AT the recent anniversary
meeting in this city of the American Baptist Historic Al
Society iL, Rev Dr. Howell of Virginia stated that,
though doubts had existed as TO whether there were
sny Bap;ss in tia, State in toe seventeenth century
the laws passed against them were satisfactory dence
Oh that point and that the distinctive principles which
cbaractcrized them were, that the Bible was their
onv rule Of faith aud practice; justification was by
faith, and II regeneration through the Holy Ghost the
government Of each church wholly within itself;
the Church and the State perfectly separated;
aud every citizen was entitled to protection IN all his
richts, civil, religious and social None but the
Luthcran and Caynists then concurred in their
principles ard hey only in the supremacy of the
Scriptures, 'stiication by faith and regeneration by
the Holy Spirit. The Baptist Church in Virginia
now number. no. less than loo, 900 commandments.
UsIIARIAyI,N N CAICUTT,.-A Calcd'ta paper
contains the snnouDceme Of course Of public ec-
lures bv the Rev {. H. A. Dali, the Unitarian mis-
siorary, on Tie Principles of the Gospel of Christ
The london Inquirer publishes the first report Of the
Unitarian misson TO India and expresses It's hope that
the mi.sion will do more TO ChristanLe the native
population Of that country than any other efforts yet
made.
THE DIcLINE - CATHOLICISM. In Austria
there are more than three AMI a half million
Pro,eetants. In France there are many Protest
ants, who are pro .ected by law, ard the annual
Pspal revenue has sunk, since the revolution,
from $4,000. .Oo0 TO about $40 4o,0 ,0O0 In Sar-
dina the King has gone steadily onward in the reform
aon Of Papal abuses-msintainng his way al the
nix Of accommodation, aud granting religious lib
eIty to all denominations. 10 Tuscany much disaffec'
tion has long existed. In Naples, the King has firmly
resisted the Jesuits and shows independence of
the Vatican. In Spss, the sanng of Romes power
j. unmistskable and the Government has effectusly
conisceted the conveuual property. In the Canadis
the Valley of the Mississippi the Flmdis, Texas, 1t
las succumbed to Protestant Governments. la Brazil,
Chill and Central America, liberal sentiments are adj
vancins; while New Granada, Venezuela, and the Ar
geuti1e Republic, have formally proclaimed lib-
ery Of worship In Mexico, the estates of the Church
have been coufscated TO the amount Of about s5s
600 900.
The KING or Prussia AND THE BAPrIsTs.-lu
letter from Berlin, recently addressed 10 the AHgc'
meme Zetung of Augsburg, it is affirmed that the
King has Just directed member of the Superior Con-
.istory-tbe first ecclesiastical authority in the KING
dom-to make report to him respecting those Bap-
fists who have suffered at the hands OF the magracy
on their position with respect to the National Cnurch
and on the mean. of freeing them from the Pro'cnp-
tions which weigh upon them.
N,w1y DIsCovgREp DocrxEsrs RELArIsG TO
Jons Hrss.-The Moravian Brethren when they
Quilted their own country to seek asylum in SaIony
brought thither with them a collection Of sermons IN
the Bohemian lspgusge This manuscript was, until
very recently, altogether neglected. account of the
language in which it was written. 1t has lately been
examined ard there have been discovered 10 it GER
tain number of sermons Of the Reformer Of Bohemia
in which he describes TO bis followers the events and
struggles in which he had been implicated and sets
forth to them the doctrines in which he differs from
his adversares.
POWERS ENGLISH EccLrsIAsTIcs.-Nr J. G..
Phlimore has given notice of his intention to move
for leave to bring in bill before Parliament to take
away from all archbishops and bishops and all other
ecclesiastical persons in England and Wales the power
of appointing judges and chancelOs. and to vest such
power in the Land Chanceor.l
CHANCE or NIEws.-7hs Congregational Journal
announces the fact that two Unversast churches in
New IIampshire-one in Exeter and the other in New
MaIket-have voted Themselves Unitarian.