NEW ORLEANS, January 10, le45.

Trouble in Religion in New Orleans 7heatricois-


Booth Broken Dorm.
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Trouble in Religion in New Orleans Theatricois-


Booth Broken Dozen.


There appears to be sad commoton in the reli-
gious world at the present time. Not long since,
we pious denizens of the South were startled with
report of the uansgressons of the Reverend Mr..
Suydam, who accomplished the seduction of
young woman by means Of giving a new con-
srucon to the scriptures. and inducing her to be-
!ieve that she promoting the cause Of religion
by submitting to his carnal desires. Scarcely had
we recovered from this shock, when we were
founded with the intelligence that the Bishop
Of Pennsylvania took water with his brandy !!
chat a high dignitary OF the Christian Church
should thus outrage the doctrines of teetotalism,
surprised us not little. John W. Lane and coun
seor Sever, the great temperance stars Of this he
nsphere, were dlmmed, for time, with indigna-
Jon; nor did they their pristine stfulgence
until the news OF the Bishops suspension reached
acre. But short period elapsed before we were
overwhelmed with the news that the Bishop OF
New York had also fallen victim to this clerical
epidemic, which, am sorry to inform you, has ex-
tended It's ravages TO this latitude, and sezed upon
the Reverend Mr.. Lyons, of Columbus, Miseis.
sppi, as well as the Reverend W. A. Scott, Of this