THr PusErIrEs loxroRpIsrsl AND PAr1srs.
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THE PusEYIrEs (OxroRDIsrs) AND PAprsrs. In name. these sects are still distinct How long they may keep apart it is difficult to say; but their tendencies indicate speedy union. The sooner this matter is brought to crisis the better. It will un- doubtedly come to this-the great question will be, who are Protestants and who are Papists. The win moving hour is at hand! pr. Wiseman, celebra. ted Catholic priest, of London, says with reference to the Episcopalians: a We may hope for the hour to arrive, when the work of grace being accomplish ed by its only author, may have to discharge those cheering offices which will reunite them in free con sort and brotherly communion with ourselves.''- Good.-[N. Y. Herald.