New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

When us first missions were established on -,
Coost Of Africa il was thought testto y ""' ~
shoc ther. When the first slsveho'0e's "''
yerted it was hoped that in the fro'e'' VI 1'-S '
xvonld Themselves hbeIate tier sia'ee anu '""'
sboljsb Slavery Of their oHn accord iney' no"
.,er 600, found ont that they bad been greatly MS
60, .bor, ,ba eject which Slavery inevitably
.xerei.es mon the STAKEHOLDER, and they have found
II ne,e.,ary 10 lay down new ru'es' lhey are
.til balr.snd.haH measures, which VIII prove met
Ccent f. remedy the evil s;ill they mark some
,-o.,rsss The new rules declare: That to own IL
.ave IS q thing opposed 10 Christian love- that to be
lave q not sin hut misfortune, that to enter the
sta., Of Slavery by selling ones seh, or seeking an
owner s forbidden 10 Christian; that, in Of
slayeowuers becoming Christians the owner shall
yield bis hit TO the possession of the slave, while
The slave shall yield his right to entire freedom and
ehsll consent 70 continue his service that the tran
,ton 10 full liberty is Effected by temporary, and in
come cases even lifelong servitude, not involun
tary, but rd upon by free men-in no case in
voivrg the rights of the children. These PRINCIPLES
have been carried ont in such manner that no
person is 10 lie retained in the service Of the Mission
who slll ods slaves.
There is sone wrangliug and jealousy among
has zoo many or too few cbaplains in proportion
to ticis membership. Tile Reiig.o" Telescope Of
DAYTON. OHIO, the organ Of the United Brethren
In Christ, writes that tie Rev. Mr.. Maitock, for
me.ly editor Of The american Wesleyan, hss been
retired from the chaplsincy Of the 9Th Illinois
Cavalry, on the ground that he had not been
recommended by an eeclesi, steal body composed
of at loae five ministers The same paper states
that the Wesleyan Meihodss now have but one
chaplain in the army (the Rev. w. w. Lyle. and
,hey are therefore but one ahead Of tie United
Brethren.
The Providence Ant-Savery Baptist Association
held its twenty-seventh annual anniversary, at Gal
lip lis, Ohio, Aug. 81, 1862. Ten churches were
rcrresented all Of which were reported TO be in II
gooC and beatty corditiop. Fervent prayers were
offered in behalf OF the slave brethren who are still
being uialzed in tie house Of Southern bondage
The God of heaven, who rueth the nations with
rod Of ifon vas invoked to work in this nation %
the deyerauce Of the slave, and tie making of this
D. ton So he would have il TO be; and that the
sword row drawn in the war in which this nation IL
engaged may lot be sheat1ed, until erery system
and form. Of oppression totally and toyeper
hrOUa.
Pilot has been started in New-Orleans. Tie paper
announces that it will eschew politics altogether, but
nevertheless il devotes the leading article Of the
GIst number to an examination Of the causes which
he'd 20 "tl, di,rppton of cur srondrous Union -
'by which" as the writer observes, "rie tabled
box Of Pandora opened and her mythical evils
rot only fIread broadcast the lauG but, borne
on The waves Of the Atlantic, reached many ng-
doms of the Old World Tie cause is found in the
siufulness Of the nation, but whether tbe sahor in.
cudes smonc the National sins aso the holding SELL
ing, and breeding of slaves, we DO not know.
The Catholic Church is again making consider
able progress pmong the BuIgarians. Two new
Bishops have DO recently oontecrated for them.
" which soon will be added tbhd one The latter
/. Polish priest who has embraced the Bulgarian
rite A Bnlgarisn seminary Will be established nj
Adrsnoule Tie American Methodist missionaries
in Bulgaria have recently sent young convert 20
this country 10 receive here good education, and
tlen TO return 10 bis native country Protestant;
missionary.
Even caunibals are not 80 bad that they cannot
be made worse by the slsve-trsde. DR.. Livingstone,
the great African traveller aud missionary, after
travering untold wdernesses, snd dealing with the
mort savage bes in perfect safety has at last been
attacked ~ the AJsvas Ia tribe hired by the Portu.
guese to ca ture slave'l, and nearly murdered at
their hands IN sge Of all that he could do. The
sccoun, is given by Dr. Livingstone himself, IN a
letter 70 the Rev. VIM. Monk Of England
Our Catholic contemporaries very severe on
the iegir'aule Of Rhode Island, which at ne last
session refused 10 repeal its laws about The suffrage
Of foreigu-born residents. They cay that one menu
e.. lie dec that m
Paris, should lie allowed to vote az they all
peruyed tro'ors anc believe that their BishoTs aud
Priests can abs,lve them from all oa's and obiiga-
sioa, and that not a n.Sn found 70 rebuks ths
language.
The Generf Association Of Congregational
Chuictes & New-lsmpshiro paced, among other,
the following resolution:
Pe.ore5 That viii .u.a,n the Pr.dasnt o. The Dated
Ss with m hdruce srd tuPpo ia the momentum
re-foibin es resting 90 Lm s1a me vine We "l o".
usly .rp cate fhe Throne q Cras hat b, De- sndd
IN a,eh 10 /. ia,,sed - cona1dsrn.
Cnef Of o trH, and Navy Of The h.pube' .nt Ia 'neh
amman az the rsbsion, In or6er that to- views oil
founders Cover mont nsy ne T"srd. our national
puoaca way aud te lie aud c 1a''on Of The isnI
hs pr~-eved'
"A telegram from Alexandria 81 inst, announces
that me Mu-tumaus have insssscred the Bishop and
sev,uty Arueuians Of Nsra,h, a town 10 the north
we, Of Aero. TIE English Consul at Aleppo &C.
eomran ~ de trools who have been sent 70 chAsiSe
The oh.udcrS
The Rev. J. II. Cleveland, pastor Of the Unyer-
sails Society in Milan Ind, ebo Las entered roei-
ment o; volunteers from bis State, writes to paper
N is determination that The ladies Of his congregs
ton Lave volunteered TO Gil the pulpit during bis
absence.