The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11

ssan embassies. There are many Proaessnn disperssd
,hrous the c'unry In the cuchies Of Parma and No
Anccpa In the Papal dominican there nfy ~ho are
visited cnce year by Protestant clergyman. They hAvo
,heir burr rg grounds but only permitted 70 inter
their dead Of night and relative clergy Auo sed
follow pray u The grave thus the poor Proessans
In Italy quite deserted, and Kind applies TO the
TO preach Godx word 70 ht and comfort them IN
their dis ress Protestant clergy travelling In Italy re
nsewise requested 10 visit their Protestant brethren for the
On Sunday evening . meeting WAS held ii private
ssloon, consisting chiefly Of German dvines who ex
seiica religion Mention was m sde, too OF Ma Fry 70
show thas ho Quakers, ahouga not subscribing 70 the
Nine Articles are united In he spirit Of the brethren hsre
Yesterday morning The subject Of discussion was "he
me.ss H.. should Ss e yoysa 3 ss lcv,. q rs
gcn" WIS acknowledged thai rationalhm was on tae
deorease ro many years snoe large proportion OF me
clergy were acknowledged Fstionass bal now the great
msjoy consisted Of fully believing In and eager 70
propagate, the truths Of Christianity. rho msns OF inc
people however. rcmaired dead 70 the iniaence o.
the Gospel, and showed signs Of awak!ng. Prayer
commended y he most efacaoious remediss rho
relative to the state Of religion In America which Prof.
Shan Of heroeTsburr Pa and Rev. Mr. MAST OF Cncnna
~ & nstve OF Germany mai undertaken report the
former being upavodabv prevented fco attending the
meeting his addTeu Was Rad by PAstor Kuntxs II reA
ted especially the internal condition OF the Protest
ant church In tho Uried atos whih no Compared and
remarks mined 10 the state or the Methodist com
munity, OF which ne 10 distipgrishcd ornament he
epoGed that he first German congregation 81 Aeihodn
had teen formed by him Cincinnati In 1885, aud that a.
present. less than Is 900 or his cuntFymen
protesting the creed OF whom we're
being little unde.sto I'd In Germany ne referred
them 10 work published by DR. jacob, superintendent
OF The Meth adt church n Bfemeu which wout serve TO
many Inn oressons, aud to break down
The barriers that the Metnods from their breth
ef pr Rapd On the IN from Eusops
to America, which, However, bore no immediate relation
30 the objects Of the alliance, helsn addressed tae
assembly The representative OF the Wadenses, Who,
alter ve bundred years OF persecution, enjoy fu
gous hbery Under the constitutional regime OF Piedmont
Pro.esan lem In Belgium which be described a. nightly
couvaRrg the number OF churches Deiag increased In
quarter Of century from seven 10 thirty Ave. and although
Belgium was eminenuy Catholic country tnere being
four hundred RomaDits TO Protestant spirit OF in
qury was abroad which he trusted would lead 70 stil
autpiCous results the day conferences concluded
with prayer by the Rev DR. Conard.
To day the proceedings were mostly Of polem0A
charaaer. the question becg dsoulsed what aas lde
should be assumed The Protestant church 10 resist the
aggressive spirit anfested oy the Roman Catholic clergy
various OF Europe. Toe principal speakers were
pro,sor scserfe .. heidelberg; Professor p aoIp, 2,
Kruin vscher stated thai Evangelical union had been
formed on The Rhine to serve ralyinE point for the
members OF the Protestant church ana TO counteeact the
prosely tsrg efforts OF the Jesus, resolved thai
similar should be estaonshed wherever II waspfao
ncable. in The afternoon reports were submitted on the
labcrs OF the nssiorary EcCees among the jews ana
heather.
BERLIN, Sep. 10, 1857.
The Kzua,y Sdnauua-Ar7iual erns Emperor of Russia
Split IN the Ministy-R<portsd Resonattos Of Aasrs.
Bodelsahin9 and Vondsrheyd.
Tho excessive heat and drought which have prevailed
through the GUNNER and have on, lately been inter-
rupted BY refreshing Showers have led to material
alterations In the programme OF the military manGuvrcs
referred to In one Of my former communications. Tho
combined operations Of the Guards and the third corps
been restricted to two days. insead Of extend
ing Ave, had been originally contempt lated, and
several hatacIs Of Guards who suffering from opthA
mia and other sicsnew, win be allowed 10 remain In
their csDtont nts without making their appearance In the
field. Preparatory 10 the m,neuvres, the troops now
quarered In and around Berlin ordered 70 assemble
at the viIlsge or Lchienburg, about two miles from
this city, where they were reviewed by the King
on saurtay last Tao entire cores, 30 COO In oil,
In two lines the nrs consisting Of forty
I'VE bAAons OF iofany, with sixty four guns, and the
Of borse artillery od Marshal W 1neei acted ~ Com
nsrder 10 Chief the infantry vas under me orders Of
sensr 'Is ,'srr ~ aapsrs HsNn rns Kun,
attended by the whos royal family By tho Escor OF
Hssse the Grand Duke OF Mecn eneurE and the Dake Of
foreign ocsrs present. including Msjor Gen Lord
Rokeby CT the Crnlean and General r Hugh
HAlea famous for hs proves q Waterloo, and an I'm
horseback and on foot, 10 witness the warite show,
bnl were kept Ai . respectful distance BY Gordon Of
The o2era Eouse 70 which The public, with the pon
OF favored few, not admitted, all tho tickets being
distributed anors the soldiers and officers OF the corps
that had been reviewed In tho forenoon.
On Monday. at 2 P. NJ, the Emperor OF Russia ~.
rived. ana was received At the railway station by
tho King and all the Princes who, ~ IL customary
such OCCASIONS had donned tho Russan uniform, while the
appeared the OF bis Prussan men Of
hrcer. He VA, accompanied ~ ths two Prices Gors
forces and the other Msisier OF Foreign Affairs TIE
meeting between the uncle snd nerhss was most cordial
AID they both drove 70 the palace OF ChAlo,enburs,
where they rsescd the night 10 morning thcy started
together for the camp spanccn, and TIE arrival was
tse sgrh for the oonmenoement OF 'ne roanoeavres,
Guided 20 dry. The lustrious guest said N have
pressed bin ELF hsh sssned with the sppeara CO OF the
trcors, the precision or hor movemenh aud 80 foth and
constant i'm az make soldiers perfect IN their
ces the Prrssian army ought really 10 30 tho acme OF
perfecion TINS evening the Emperor leaves again Tor
Darntadt ~hers he will meet the Ennress and sbsn
coed Sungsrdt - have his long anticipated Interview
with Louis Naposeon.
been a sph In Tie nnisGry. NM yonderbeydt and Bo-
deAhviny the m!risSrr Of Conmercs and Finance, hal
iereersd iheif resignation. "a 90 bote.nsiug 81,
retirement has talked OF since sx scrsion, AMI
hs loss would be rather gain 10 tho naturalization tnan
oberue but Nonderhey Dc 10 one OF the moet able,
20, he abb Der OF The cabinet, and woud not
be very esy 10 replace him. Candidates for Siios
plenty bsckbersies hui practical Of bnsiness
scarce and FstoOa-y 30 amerg TIE supporters Of Bs-tn
kobteunsl a de Patton ard N. KuhDe, who would mare
trceleu minister's OF trade cnsnce, bo.n 10 op2oii
uor and obpoxous court tia, TIE KING would
a. nit thsrn into cabinet they should consent
q crtsr NOnierhey a. himself was iIrnery decided
liberal but ra,f u,l IL the right aod since toen
hs, been one o. the mansays OF the pfesent
n thore 6i.sgreem-nt betreen bin and toe Premier,
I have no doubs vii be srocthed over, the one not
beny AL Inch scd 10 RELAPSE into the shades Of privacy
and the oasr being TOO acute politician deprive himself
~ tna AZ -
his rpct.l De .ftmen ind who. moreover u.eul 10
him cosnier2oiss 70 the extreme arisiocrstlc faction
ButS. Sept 10, 1887.
Pgo,ediagi y ~ Euansclioci Alliance -Addrcf Rad ~
Or, Blaek, from a. sy~sd Of ~ Praby>rion Church u
n: Unasd stas prot,sian,ifm in Russia CLOSE Of u.
observation-disclosures n ne Sacrament 10 TIE Dele
eoses-Re'uin q rAu Fears Netting If ne Alliance
Approaching fs,errbV If tie Rusnan and FfenA EnTe
r0rt al siuc9drd,-Trvsctd Y,N Of ne Emprur q
<utr,a % Berlin, &c.
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