The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER H. 1857.

gsneI Alliance mss q Paris, svo years sso, memorial
tgreed upon 10 tho turkish Emperor, dem snding
liberty conscience bis subjects; and this .mosal
w0 presented by him 10 the Grsad Vzier and Inc sultan
compisie rss,cu. ,OIe,.siOn. me sssmsns Of Dr.
BlAckwocd were partly corrobora Ned BY Rev Mr. Dwight
OF the American msiop u Constanunope who reported
on the iabors OF himself and his colleagues u Turkey,
while DIR King. q Athens comm ami nsed mort interesting
desss respecting tho condition Of Gresoc hch he de-
copies ar me sOripurss had been distributed by the mis-
sonazies In that country; the educated caes were H.
yorsols 2 evan secs princsss and ne We,
whole Esst with its brightness.
Tn. rsday morning. being the ay day Of the conferences
attentive listeners Prince and Princess Charles, and the
Prince Of Pusss, arrived In the or the forenoon
uS II. Pc. spsropasd % he Royal ' family The Rev
NJ Cairns Of Der wick upon Tweed, spoke In German
the results might be expected tor the Of true
Yosirp from the union OF German and English Christians,
and Rev Mr. Jameson addressed the meepg In Easllsh
on the topic Professor Asre d'Aublgne proposed
first place to issue manifcsoin explanation Of she
character and OF Evangelical Alliance, and In the
second 10 publish cheap edition, in Epgish, French and
German Of hs .adres's. delivered during The present
mously Dr. PeyGnox Of Riga, stated that tesfe were
three MILL m Of Pfotesans Ia Russia, who had enjoyed
time when they were psrseoused France Austria and
other ocunb hat boasd OF perior CIVILIZATION There
in vhicn there wss moi Protestant community Ia G.
vtnA ErthonA and CouTand they formed the majority OF
The population End even 81 stks, In Russian America,
Prote,tant church had htely been opened Pf0foss0r
szskaz, ef Pesh gave less favorable account OF the
state o. Professionalism In Hungary, where tie Lusherans
ane Cavanss sill keep aoOi from esch Other instead Of
Catholic pesthood Pastor Kuuze described the atats OF
religion In Eastern Germany ~ being with exceptions,
hard by inndeity tue other by Romanisn, which
had made alarming pogress Of late, especially In inc pro
tho res. battle between Pops4y aud ,ausea; 0a,sny
would be fought out on SOIL nod EasAnd, that had
stood side by aide Win Prussia At Wasesoo weud unite
with her again in this sprtua conflict Similar reporn
followed on the religious c,nditon OF western aer-
many, Bohemia 60 and the Rev Aessrs Afford Patton
and Fsch then delivered fare vol sddreues In tho
name Of the English, Americans and grench Dr. Patton
said that America stong vigorous unted ready Ard
pesest should ever occur In Germany, no hoped they
would inform his corrymen OF In time, and NOT twenty
or ,hhty Of shem Ike nov, put hundred two hundred
or more would attend. Should such assembly be con-
voked in Amer,a 1t would ere long, he trustsd mauy
Of his German brethren would take part in It, and they
would ind that the Americans kno how 70 appreciate The
corcAl reception they had me; with here Let s Ger
many come he exclaimed, " for there Is room for
Oil IN America. and IN the heart, OF her Sons" rsume
Dr. krummacher and after rendering thanks to Gcd for
having brought TO happy termination the orgsn pealed
forth fe Deum," p which the whole assembly joined,
and which formed suitable finale 10 the proceedings
l. had been arranged that the close OF the meeting
should DO soennized by the administering OF the sacrs
ment TO tho members q. tho hall OF the koraviau
mission In the Wlhelmr srnre She service was opened
By an address Of Pastor scaweder o. osraea 10 Gar
cd The congregation In Eogsa and Professor ChapDius Of
LeDsoure in French. The sacrament was then aimlais
Rev NJ Jensinson, and Pa.tor jean Morod the da emf
naonaes roceivrs according TO their DIN rant crceds
German Eogsh and French ayers, lad the blessing In
three Languages, concluded the solemn sct
mo following IL . list Of the An ericens present at tho
meeting Of the Alliance In Berlin this ye.-Dr Robert
Baird, New York; Rev. Chas. W Baird, New Yorf; 8.
Bay ard, Maine; DR. Back Pttsburg; A. CbeseDorough,
New Ensiana Dr. Dwight, ConssAniinope; Rov. Ed
ridge. Massachusetts Rev. john Forsyth, New York;
Fred HOldnYabuYH Penpaylvania. 4.5 n.
Baltimore; Professor Garou, PennsylvAus Dr. W. Hart,
Ne. Eessnd Rev s1rde Hart New En sIs D
Jones' rg'ns; Or. King, A'hcns; Dr. kcClntocs, New
York; Rev. VIM. Mast Cncnnath; Rev. = Peters, Gin.
cir rat Rev w. Patton, New York; Dr. NJ. simpson, Bishop
OF the Methodist church. PlttsbUg Cass Simpson, Pitts
burg; Rev. W. y Warren, haasachusots; Raw White,
II may be saiey anrmed mat no even, OF . rengious
character has for many years, excited 30 much Interest
In Germany IS this meeting q the Essrgenca AdArc.
with minute accounts Of S procsedDgs, snd expaAct
them In leading articles, expressing, on tho whole
religious assembly. whether the rosuits viii be com
neasurate 10 toe exeruons CT IL promoters. and
whether win really be productive Of that revival Of
jealous Christens dficuh for the present 70 deer.
mine IN The bosom o. tue nsemoly :eJ sws opeos,se
rty that embraces SECS and Is Wiling TO extend Inc
right hand Of fellowship TO all thu; the Bible
the foundation OF their faith and spirit Of orthodox
excusvencss incapable Of rising above the ideas
OF part sges and or frankly adopting those large snd ce
EvnnRenCAl huc6
gin and on which the success OF s endeavors Il mainly
dependent vas this spiii that manifested issf in the
refusa TO allow the Baptss TO participate 10 the services
performed by other denominations OF Christians 10 the
churches OF this city, and In the rejection OF proposal
made By por,isn or tho members TO admit tho QiAkers
their confsi II In this spirit that the
measures resovted 70 by the German govern mems
against the Free Commun attempted 70 be
testified, and that Dr. Erumaoher declared tue complete
repgiors liberty exsng In England and the United saes
10 be unJuitabe 10 "Carsian state IKE Prunia H~v
far Prussia s rom really beinr "ChFis ian State evil
dent from the lamentations OF her most faithful ministers
Of The Gospel the tcs absence Of religious eernr
among their ck and 60 improvement csu be enticip ated
cng the atom persisted In or cneeavo ing 10
force BY hc sccsar whs. only DO attained by In
tsrpal conviction
According as, sd,ircs from gard great pre-
paraons being made al that miniature capital by the
King OF Wuremberg his ilusrioua guests the
Emrerors az France and Rulsa-who meet there
the Gath Although this oven, has been looked forward 10
ever reaJ tf Paris and was evidcnt 10 cvcry
one Who watched III. dove'orement OF tho Iies Ndpo
loen, and Tho proneness Of tho Third Napoleon 70 ia
tate each aots pbsie 10 the OF hI great proto
type, iba, be second edition n s would be succssisd
by rev inca, OF Erfur the sensation creates In tho
upexpecied Rcmos CT the mort opposite nature rfe
10 the objects o. the ineryier; the oytons c,mfott
themselves with the Idea ID Il tho two autocra only
tnsebcr 10 discuss projects of paoao tendency 70
MAKO arrangements for reducing those immense arms
nsrtz that weth Ike incubus tho na OF the
trent while the psion,sts point 10 tbs dangers rcscug
flom Intimate understanding between the absolc
ru'ers Of ihet-o aesl military monsrohes The world
wbo, " united IN their vs~s OF ambition, would nnd no
enc capable Of opposing then from one end OF Europs TO
tho other il natural that Fpgisnd should lock with
very onpsospt feelings upon this meeting Of her mag
nsnrnous ally With har meet nveerae enemy; bat ths
RULED rlacidity OF lord Psnexio, AMI his colleagues
infinitely exceeded by the alarm thai visible throash
he OF 70 eed confidence assumed by tbs accredited
oresns o. the Chrsan Cabinet Tho vienncse 81 tesmen
have been The victims OF their fsese; they entcs
vorcd durirg tho late war; 10 keep good forms with
France Russlx too, but they went suoenty fR 70
Disgust the ltcr without going far enough 10 please the
former the result n that Trey have srcuated both
Frapcs Joseph anxious matters right by per-
ference With hs brother Empcrors bat nsisbcr
Louis Napolecr Alexander seemed willing 10 admit
him 70 their tSis tie and obsinaicy ignored tho hints
thrown out 70 tha, oec, IN tho cautious peculiar
70 Austrian diplomacy IA announced here with great
cst,ptson ira tho Emperor OF Austria about paying
visit Berlin pains taken 10 persuade the public
this meeting act or against the III omeped ooujuno
or Stuitgsrdt; bot the most unInaed aware
an Interview betwcen Francis Joseph and NE King OF
Prussia, ~ II really como 10 pass will be act OF
courtesy without any political bearing whstever PRUSSIA
Ia ust The most friendly footing bNh with her East
err ard wosnvu Begtbors and will certainly not emoroil
either Of Ausikin lcom laoA-