The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

rally ccSitrsd r.,0t N az {, Auyt T. vet
cary sUeek rpt, Of religious soc,ss, aadrs,.s Of euy
mev and m'ssonds~s Gmr"reh', sith ne neagre para
svaeAs wseA &c Lodo. Times .e,o'O. ha disdasniu,ly
uFsN the geot Mcy wseefssvs a. Ep~e~ HoU
We have taken some p.ios, wbSu Travelling in tisasi
Brtain and in Conversation WIN nts,sen: Enslishmeu
religious press Tho following statement, .rs :. from
Hngisn aources IL IN any have bson uisnior a
Cd, and thus Inadvertently have doas injustice sh.
DC extremely obliged TO brebrau the press
for more exact Details witch. we ata 90, fail TO lay q
once oeiore the American public a. 1t presen,
informed the prncPa! RELIGIOUS of Lonaon
ave he hecosd, the Pdf.so,. the BrstssA Bcncr; the
Brush Sta~dord, the Nonenfo mir the CArson Timer
me Wa,cAwa". sod W.sleyan Times.
me Record u the paper the iargcst circu
issoo and the gre>test influence In the Church " cog
land the organ or the EvAuReIica party, ana yet
u intensely Church. If not bgb Church Il IL . weekly
paper. pricc four pence iegns cenis) |. IL rather
difficult 70 ascertain who Is ut present, its "respon.
essays various matter. bo.h dosm.sc aud practical
the 'cgy. II has for some years numbered among its
stated contributors the Rev. Canons ana STOW
ell, Rev Dr. hcNeie, and many others Of the emi
nept and popular clergy OF The Church OF Eugna The
Record has long beeu in the general one OF is pages
calm clear sn' d'sn'aed II leans, most cerssluy. 20
wards the Church party would pstroulz-d BY
these gentlemen They thoroughly orthodox they
zee every eccies.stical subject through ANGLICAN
church medium. The Recrd ofcn SHOWS good temper In
return Tor provoking banter, cutting oarcasn, r.
fected contempt-ap example val, worthy OF imitation.
he spirit Of Dan,el Wilson. OF Isngon. does DO, always
send tho breath Of calm heavenly love from It's pages,
yet. on the WHOLE the Record Newspaper which any
unpreudced Christian read With both prodt and plea
sure Yet notwithstanding its many exccllenoes
assured that the Record has yet Circulated for
SIX months only 5000 copies weekly Ia present sve
rage circulation Is set down 1t about :, $50 coaes
bers Of the Church England appear 70 take less interest
IN religious Intelligence, in tae progress Of tho Gospe,
Of the church than do those differ from them Ia
clesastlcAi po'ty may veil excite wonder that among
the members Of church which mas within it, ample d.
mensons above thirty thousand ergy the ony paper is
SUNG from London TO supply their desire for
corning their church ana other churches they have
yet demanded any occasion EDITION OF the cord
Of than five taoussrd copies ANA /, is reported
that when extraordinary large OF
been posted many hundreds have been sent 70 addresses
without order and Of course loss TO the Record
funds
is among the dsseuisrs that the religious press has
fourishea most The oldest OF their organs the Pot
From its origin until this journal has been the
control OF committee the members OF which
by the shareholders rne tunus for starting the paper,
and those which have had to be provided, time
time, TO carry raised by shsreeone share of
I'VE pounds having one vote ten fse pound
votes and like propoft On mxny occasions
has been found osug rather than paying concern
and not only but often, thoughts navs been
entertained OF abandoning TIA g..her. me proprietary
OF the iGri0t presents broad Platform II similar 10
the LONDON Missionary Society rne 10 ,cpenoeutz the
Presbyerars and the 8aptsts fully psrha
about equally represented rhe B.ps and tie Presby
terians bave no other organ which they fully
their
The Pdtta has done excellent service the cause Of
Nonconformty. Not only but It has advocated fear
lessly and ably the of humanity and liberty In
every form and In every quarter OF toe globe
has numbered among is contributors jay, Collyer
Smith Hamilton Montgomery and host or others, who
with hem have exchanged the Toll OF Christian patriots
for the repose OF heaven
The circulation OF the Patriot has never bean large
ls maximum probably never reached COO Its present
average circulation ID about 200. is semi weekly
being published every Monday and Thursday. Tue price
wns 3D. 40 cents) copy until the change the stam
act-stnce Their the price is ID e ceuts). For macy
years has been under the able edtorshp Of Mr.
combined the suarr in odo with the orter in re- He
has had . most able coadjutor in Mr.. ". n Hare.
Mr. Hare IL the son Of Q Wesley minister, and was
himself educated for the ministry This win account
for The funess and clearness OF his Vows and the
abunt Of bis facts contaued In the able article
the Eclectic ReuteD few years since, which lad TO
an animated discussion In the columns OF the PN an
the Wdtchman. Mr. Gender Ii . Coagrega .ionaist and
Mr.. Hare has been for about fifteen years meet ec,nt
late Dr.. Cox senior pastor.
The Porio( would probably obtain . larger circulation
than other OF the English dissenting papers, for
III price. II now charged tor the two numbers weekly
sixteen cents Gould be cold fer -four cents a. the
Herald or eight cents per week the Two mum
the circulation would hardly stop short OF ton twelve
thousand.
Tho principal fault we have heard found with tho
Pdtri, is the heavlness and length OF its articles II
never descends to vulgsry but neither there in s
articles enough OF sparkling vivacy. I:s articles
are moro ut for . monthly . quarterly tAan for =
family paper. Still, honor the Patriot for the great
service has rendered TO the dissenting bodies OF Great
Britain and for s frmness 10 maintaining the Saviour
right Of sole headship Of tho church.