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DIR. PIsE's LEoTUREs.-The third Of DR.. PlsE's
Theological Lectures was delivered on Sunday
evening 10 81. Peters Church, which was, as usual,
denssly crowded. The discourse was in continua-
tion and conclusion OF the subject, The Invocation
Of Saints" and was listened 10 with earnestness
which proves the deep interest those lectures have
already created. In his two preceding discourses
DR.. p quoted extensively from the Fathers fer the
purpose Of proving the oniverssly of the doctrine
Of Mediatory Invocation. He now introduced the
religious doctrines of the Apglo-Sa1ons CT Englsnd,
and very clearly demonstrated the prevalence among
them OF similar doctrine, on the immediate merits
of which he observed that the very fact Of invoking
the Saints as neGiqtors-in which capacity alone
the Roman Catholics address them-Proves that
they are considered dependents and not, as is al
legged, equals of the Deity-,be Creator be quoted
largely from the earlier Divnes OF tine Protestant
Church, showing striking consistency OF faith. on
this point between them and the Catholics; and more
especially on the part of Luther, whom he showed
as intoxicating and advising this very doctrine Of In
vocation of The Saints. The Lecture was as usual
verv able, and must have left still more favorable
impressions Of Dr. Pise, as coniroversialist.


His next Lecture will be on "Yeneraton for Sa-
cred Images"