The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-02

will long continue to be 30 We know no reason why
the urayers and efforts of God neonle sbould NOT sti,, he
answered
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Rer Maahao Hale Smith is lccturing in New York
Sabbath evenings ON hc true unity Of the Church of
Christ illustrated in the biography Of eminent ministers
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Rev H. Ward Beecher recently administered immersion
to twenty four recent converts members of his congre
Cations who objected to being 'sprinkled Mr. Beecber
and the candidates attired in bapsmal robes, and
the rites administered after the usual form Of the
Baptist church
Pep Charles Cook N missionary well known In Eprona
has been taken away In the midst of life of great no
tiyty He was loved by all who knew him He had
been endowed in The soutb of France IN the vori az
God for forty His last moments are described ibus
in the journal If his own church Qnr brother nraac,ed
four weeks before his death When lying the bed of
death he still exhorted to conversion those who to
visit him. Not murmur proceeded from him in the
midst OF his snfferngs. He prayed continually am
very happy he said to his wife. How happy with this
dreadful sufocationf oh, it is nothiDg he said and
he died suddenly in the midst of of these sufocang
fits. -
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bishop and the whole body OF his clergy then accompl
MED him to the ship
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BODY for the diocese of Virginia will be held in Wnches
ter in May next beginning on Wednesday the 18th
The convention is composed Of clerical and Law delegates
from every mart of the diocese usually numbering from
one hundred and fifty to two hundred and the RELIGIOUS
services of the occasion never fail to attract large con
coure of visitors We are pleased to learn that n,en
ration Is made for the accommodation of the delegates in
the families of our citizens both in and ont of the Eps
copaI Church MANY of the visitors will no douM Ii,
provided for in the same way and our comfortable hotels
and boarding houses will be ready to receive others It
IL understood that the stage and railroad fare on the dif
fcrent lines leading to Winchester will be reduced in ia
yor of the delegates but TO what extent we have not
learned.
The Haican.--Ihe word ssVatcan'' IL often used but
there are many who do not understand its import The
term refers to collection Of buildings Of the
hills Of Rome which covers space of twelve hundred
feet In length and about one thousand in breadth 1t IL
built the spot occupied by the garden of the cruel
Nero 1t owes its origin to the Bishop of Rome who in
the early part OF the ixh century erected nm humble
Mus rebuilt it magnificent scale Innocent H. few
years aftcrward gave it up lolgn, to Peter H. king
Of Arragon in 1905, Clement " at the instgntion of
the king of France removed the Papa See from Rome
Avgnon, when the Vatican remained IN n condition of
obscurity and neglect for many years IT is the
pository of multituduo,is treasures of art.
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The Boy Preacher. -Crammond Kennedy the boy
preacher he has been designated discoursed Sun
day evening at the Baptist Church, Christopher street.
New York, REV J. o. Adams pastor to ,ensely
crowded audience This remarkable youth il but fifteen
years old and born in Scotland His mother il liy
ing and resides in Canada. During the past two years
he has lived in that city, and has been clerk in The
house of Aikens Miller, Broadway IL is mistake
that he is of the late revival He SAYS that
he experienced religion when he was eight Years Old but
during the past winter he was brought out in the religious
awakening then in progress in Mr. Aenmss church with
distinct developments of the workings Of divine