, 1877-05-13

hpeda! Correspondence ef The Tribune.
oosrox, May 9-Dr. Manning is the pastor Of
ae va south Church." which, Oh account Of
a''onsa associations, stands at the head OF Bos-
WI churches He Is about So years old, TALL epare,
"'la ade.wh}skera, and will stand we'll Us q
.p'sl representative Of the vigorous and clear
1aak1as New England ministry. he has clear
&9'e eaas occasionally becomes WARN and glowing,
"A nearly perfect specimen OF pulpit elo-
saeooe, hn eplogy on Henry Wilson. His mode
aeaang subjects Is full and exhaustive. BE has
~ IN that respect among the Boston clergy,
srI ne! Who wish to be fed with inyigoratlng
Sauts1 t., .ooo need never 60 away from the '*Old
I'aq n.!t9 tanished when Dr.. Manning breaches,
Aa ~ ne the warmth Of manner which comes from a
- paJs1que and rnpid pulse, he would stand
Ira popniaf esteem as the highest In our
Tcnis were his health equal to his intellect, none
hean.s 1p'o41 u LIE co4onesa ana lack OF
"a !neolo be Ia broadly evanselistic, and while
aso,as e a9e5sh" @ woud not think Of calling him
tn H. =, calstnist none would dare nsiuuatc
E.a.e nl'lnity Of Christ and to the necessity Of
a. Ihoaon sa. IN tie full orthodox acceptatlon OF
ri,h.ss sosai Il Is not tu be wondered at that he
!nc,oo es,ass aoandoo the .'Old South. on Wash
slo.e,sss. Bay lands. Fer the old locality was
VIZ i: united for the needs OF the Society,
H rt..asl ea N another part Of the city. The wants
oArr nass sna tue curious could be better met by
nT. aea. and in that vicinity there are already
n.ss.1 @ hso churches enough with pujpits led with
kox. n ~ ~ 1ae Intense and gh-pressure style.
ehnnh' tuMe Me ncT, and almost too magnificent
.ad esetaI1s n be ministers most satisfactorily
nea and s;.no ~ Arge congregation OF the solid
u tnf1 nen OF Boston, and is doing IN amount
'Gd Sa.alcla ralca nc never could have done had the
Iii for ~ On Washington street never been
a5cnns VIC Aew Old South on Commonwealth
l. PITT TOE upe,r,
IN, saq.gnhtedly the most nonulaT m,n3<ter in Rms.
eAprrb T. = ne minister of The largest Episcopal
tins hs Hew = England In his physical proper
ssad tara the he'%p1y Immense looks as i he
ths sr.. oas smoothly -shayen face. and before
pxe lii portion Of it had taken on 80 much adj
o,hat ~ aolc t head bore marvellous resemblance
I'D nd In f fo;a, younger Ausuxtus- He IL unmar-
iaoaeeoaa iaoas Of many an infstnatcd x;dow u ure who
aa ~ . nae Vas dying for bis love, But he haa
he asaxgembed. He ia great fayorite among
neiey ioS a,s Christians Of al denominations
ID il, s ne eathocity cl hie spirit a. erinced Il,
aeaa 4. .soelse with ministers and latty Of other
Eagl.od1 - sre taere Is now n decided tendency In New
y. 1apd ,ee Episcopal Church his church
i H. completed his permanent conercne,on VI,
q ptteranes' .. any In the city. lie has rapidity
sa,ue famiSs~ wnich ts ustonishing. 1t requires
,s.t d I'D ~ "'.n r. It not to lose good deal
.ste 4 rrsIit, AI ttaas the prayers IS II prayer
Y seryie- hs and by the pathos and glow OF all
The beginning Of tSe 10 st9S Nfnep M
sak. NJ ae have to be warmed 10 the
latsa. bnt re ~ never INDUCES in sky.rocset
sst from ths nse Dc Dr. Manning, he reads bis manu-.
atten words, words, words, " wnere there is
fkine to ol chat to grain OF wheat It Is re-
oi soeh stea to the carefully -nurtured utter.
rn men on ihe highest topics Of lhonght
AQs EoHARD EVERETT HAIR