New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
RELIGIOUS.

,, I.lo,d Rible Society viii hold its Sum
mfr meeting ut Greonpont on lucsday next "ic'noo'
aud evening. 49,, III.
se 90 stndle at Oberlin OHIO 25O have been Cons'V
Rishop Ames will preside at the meeting Of snT tine
Cslorado Conference on the 20th INST He lslon"
.lay the 9th, at Omaha Nebraska. uo
Tho Union Sabbath School Convention o,,ij OF tiJ
Teachers OF Massachusetts, connected T Tpntst Church
Roxbury, on Wednesday and Thursday ol n'A' "'''
June y and 49, ..:e,
The growth of the Reformed Dnch GSlon Tben il
,lurinp the mast 40 years is reported as now
Hod ~ classes now s5 then there were 10 chutEnes
nu s 40 = inI 10 o6 members now $1,000 lts eoh
,,otinc IN consider the manner in winch tIe
Jondcn phanthrOpists and CHRISTIANS 0IS Id IN the
@ az he masses of that great city VIII ne hr % ~ On o,
pS Tbeater Brooklyn, on sunday evening Inc i'oE.
Mathew Hall Smith viii give some "cco'n @ o
faiiies employed reform the ignorant and vicious
Tho Roptists of CaSada West comprise aSSocla-
tions, 275 churches ~ pa paS'Ots' " arSe ho 10
arc centiates- and 1901 members IN OallAua NtSt
MISSIONARIES and in Canada East - labor to meSt & uo i
wants of the destitute ehurches ah1 10 d for In
fuences Of the Gospel il,to REGIONS yey cn minis
fbe year 1866, ." the Dominion OF CandGa Z ,,
tcrs were ordained, six chapels dedicated anu S'''
churches organized
Quite number of young men oi h,SioH @ solhatS 1t6
trorrines tracts and religious papers on the ,tASOS
at the wharveS. and to hold RELIGIOUS Inee isS Ior e
benefit OF those who Will not al'eLu Pu4 Pt on tie
Multudes Of sailors aud others consIJS'tI 'B l,
xUItur as
Garden on the sabbath, and the new movement Is ue
signed 10 reach tins class
Tho mission rooms of the Methodist Episcopal
church i'm this city have been removed from MWDtI9
81 10 No 35 Union Square The CITY SundaNschOcl ana
Missionary Society of the same church have Iurenas
lois on The north side of observation-disclosures eIolli5' .
brtwecn Ninth and Tcnthaves, near the " "BOuleNaIu,
an which they propose erecting chnrch ana PtIsyls
Tor the bencdt of the residents Of that neghDolIloO
'rur TRInUNE has already noticed tire dedication OF
new mission chapel at No. 1S6 Frankn'st
The proprictorS of one of the livery stables IN tins
city recently resolved 10 close their stables on the SAP
bah and i'm a circular they give the following le'oh7
for so doing First To afford an opportunity 70 employ
ers and employed pay proper attention TO theli Ie
,on dnties ana TO avoid any unnecessary p0iaIatoh O
TIC necessary ay Of rest after the cyhaustg lahos o
the week including il does all hours OF tAe MSu anu
day. ....... -, ,,r,.,,,s,,
In his Annual Address to the Diocesan Convention
Of Ohio delivered on the 5th INST, Bishop Mclyane al
vcrts 70 and indorscs the action Of the twcntyeght 5s
ors uon The agreement of the Bishops who met nv New
Vor durpp last year. as called for by the excessive mn
Gfstic craving and practice which has obtained Ia ceI
quarters in the church. IL very unusual proceed
ing and significant of the need felt by the sgners u any
reason for il found in It's reception IN CERTAIN GUAR
ters reception almost of contempt the great body o
fhc Church hailed with cTatlCaton that action o Wc
eight Bishops II helped brethren I'D England IN te
struggle The difference in this country aud England, u
r.tuasm. was only in development and boidhesS. II Z
thirty years ago The Bishop continued at some les'n
deuOuneing TIactarianism aud Rtualsm as ulhl Isc'
dOlatry and concluded with the hope that LIS uOCes'
luay long be spared from its IaYages.