New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

HyseIf-We believe in jesus Christ, and acknowE
Him alone as the head Of the Christian Churoh.
The Pop-But Jesus Christ is in Heaven, and
m,st have representative on earth and this lie ap-
pointed, in the fret instance, IN the person OF the
Apostle Peter, by the words-you understand Latin
Myseif-Poccissimo, your Holiness. have begun to
learn it lately.
The Pop-Vcry good; then you will understand
tie words, +" IN rs Petrus, ct super hanc pctram
odfcabo eceicsiGm mann, a g0rt@ ,ntern' PTGcalg,
Luft odrprsus cam. IT tibi dGbo ciores cGL0rum.'
This dignity and this power descended from Peter to
every Pope who has succeeded him, from the very
earliest reIod of the church, down to tho unworthy
individual who now stands before you. Ills Is the
belief and the doctrine Of the church.
MvscIf-We in our church exrLiin these words OF
our Saviour differently We consider that by Peter,
He intended the Rock-man, and that the ackuowedg-
nent that Peter made, "1hou art Christ, the con OF
the living God" was the rock upon which Christ
would build His church, against which the gates OF
Hell should rot prevail We believe that Christ left
the KEYS to all OF His apostles, well as 10 Peter,
with power to bind and release and that every earneet
Christian, whether il be the Pope in Rome. or poor
fisherman own coasts, has part In this churcn OF
the Rock and in its privileges.
The POpe-But you have not either confession nor
alsolution Won do lot believe in the mass, nor in the
seven sacranents upon those things or ordinances
which the church of Christ appoints. lie who believes
the one must believe in all There is but one God in
heaven and but one church eath In which ne hives,
by bis representative, and by regulations which ne
has appointed. This you must understand, and, In
order TO become perfect CnrlStE HOt uOH W ho'~
make oIen confession thereof
Myselt-Loving the Lord Christ, and living accord
ing 10 his commandments are according TO our beei,
the essentials of the Christian
The POpt-VeIy good j will tell you something.
Pray !-pfay for fight from the Lord-for grace to
acknowledge the trnthbecause this is the only means
of attaining to it, Controversy will do no good In
controversy is pride and seflove People in contro-
yersy make parade of their knowledge acute
ness-and after all, every continues to hold his
own views Prayer alone gives light and strength for
the acquement of the truth and OF grace Pray every
day every night before you go to rest and nope th
grace and light may be given TO you Tor God wishes
tia, we should humble ourselves aud de gives his
grace 20 Il humble. And now God bless ana keep
you for time and eternity
This puIe priestly aud fatherly admonition was 80
beautifully and fervently expressed that It went 70 my
hea,t, and humbly, and with my heart, kissed the
hand raternally extended toward me. That II was she
hand Of the Pope did not embarrass me IN the
degree for be was me, really, at this moment the
r,resentsiive of tho Teacher, who, in life and doc
trine preached humility, not before men, but before
Goo and taught mankind to pray TO him. lhe rope
words were entirely true and evangelical. thanked
him from my entire heart, and departed more satisfied
with him than with mysef. had stood before him in
nv Protestant pride be had listened with patience, re-
piled with kindness, and finally exhorted me- not win
Iapal arrogance, but as "A true Gospel teacRer.
rarted from him with humility OF spirit than
| had come. ..
The pore conyersed with me in French, with IA
cility and accuracy. Hi of speaking Is lively
and natural as who allows himself 10 converse
without restraint
We have seldom seen & book printed with such
curious typographical sloyenliness, especially III
| the spelling OF proper names, showing degree
of ignorance or inattention in the proof reader,
which nav well be caed wonderful. mus,
among the blunders which swarm throughout the
volumes, we have Ceiini for Cellini; Mueker Tor
Muller; ArenGJHrg for Arenenberg; GaUss'H for
| Gaussen: Malan for Malan; Bound for Bonnet;
| Adolyhi Monad for AdolPhe Monod; Hcfsrg for
Hofwyl with others equally gross, but too numer'
| Gus for mention.