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Church IN Bremen.--A letter from the Reverend
Mr.. Kurtz, Lutheran minister now in Europe,
published in the New York Christian Advocate,
states that there is Lutheran Clutch at Bremen,
Germany, 800 feet long, Of proportionable width,
with seeple seven stories high. exclusive Of the
spire.--The congregation embrace, $4,000 souls.
and has four clergymen and one assistant. Tn
der the building is cellar in which arc mum.
ber OF dead bodies in state OF preservation, although
they have been deposited mere 900 years. with
my own eyes," says MIR. Kur,z," saw the bodies
in full as they we're centuries ago. The enuail.
are dried away, but the external parts are yet com.
plete and even the caps with which they were in


tered 200 years ago, and other parts Of the grave
clothes, are in state Of perfect preservation These
bodies are not mummies but are preserved ty the
peculiar nature OF the atmosphere,


Mr.. kustz says there is wine cellar in BIemer
containing some wine that IS several centuries old.