If the teachings were correct, and a pure Gospel preached from the pulpit, moveable though it be, one might smile at the folly, and allow them to rejoice in their peculiarities, But when they are b»t a part of the system externals, underneath which, as their basis, lie grave and mischievous dogmas—they be come serious matters. Therefore, Sir, you will not be surprised to learn that in tliis church so decorated and so beautified, wiihan altar 011 which art had expended her utmost efforts in giving a representation of the crucifixion, prayers for the dead were publicly asked and offered up in the ser vice. The Incumbent, I believe, thus addres sed the congregation—•'Of your charity, Brethren, pray for the sick, specially 'hose sick of the cholera, the dying, and, above all, don't forget the dead." What I heard from the pulpit was much of the same stamp. One preacher spoke of the church 11s dedicated, not only to God, but to the angels. I wonder if he meant the worship of the angels j desired the people to pray through the images on the altar, but not to them ; mid " there were any that could not pray but desired to do so, to come and kneel low ! efore that altar, anil, in the eloquence of dumb silence, keep gazing there till the name Jesus would rise to the lips, and soon prnyer would follow. He also spoke reprovingly of those who buried their sin within tlieir bosotu rather than make confession of it to their faithful priests. By another they were told that Christ was as really present on the altar in the Eucharist as when the cleansed leper, gazing on Him in His Incarnation, fell down on His face at His feet giviug Him thanks. He was the first of that host who, recognising the mystery of Ilis presence, should rather gather round His altar, and seeing, and owning Him there, should fall down at his feet giving Him thanks. _ , On the last night the preacher discoursed from the words, " My Father giveth yo" true bread from heaven." Where, be de manded, is that true bread to be found whicn giveth life unto the world? Turning t«. 