New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

THE TYING HIGHLAND Low CHURCH DISPUTE.
A correspondent at New Brunswick, n. j.,
furnishes the following version Of the s. H. Tyng r dis
cussion
short time ago a relative Of Of the congregation
OF ST. James's NJ l. Church at New-Brunswck OF which
the Rev John McCntOck s pastor ana where the sery
ces are partly Epseopala9 expected 70 sptnS P9ro
wick This relative s celebrated Protestant Episcopal
minister Of Philadelphia but very liberal Christian OF
him AZ once 10 occupy the pulpit Of St. Jamess Church
during his visit and he accepted provided permission
should be granted by the proper authorities Application
offered objection, but referred the applicants to Dr.
Stubbs rector OF the parish who refused consent not
wlthstanding objection made To the minister using
bis entire service II he saw tt Now the Rev MI Tyng
had made arrangements 10 visit the family Of Meyer
esq., at New Brunswick, who OF his congregation In
MadsOn-ave and who spend the SuInnef a NoWBrilns-
wick with number OF others OF Mr. Tyng's congrega-
tion He was invited by the family Of Mr.. Meyer TO
preach at st. Jamess Church, where they attend, and
Where those of his congregation who were staying in
that section OF the country could near him. He accepted
aud Dr. Subbs hearing OF II at once protested ana Tor
6ade his preaching in a building erected by a
Methodist Society not a church. The Rev. Mr..
Tying being liberal Christian and knowing that that
Of the congregation TO preach there during August,
as above dered 10 his duty 10 preach the Gospel
under the circumstances 10 the members OF his
gregaton and TO the congregation Of St. Jamess Church
He therefore opened the services with the regular morn
Ing and evening prayers OF his own church. and delivered
two instructive sermons to crowded mouse"
At the last meeting of the managers
q, the American Bible socety-NOrman White,
esq In the charthe death of VcePresident Joseph H.
LuInpkin announced and -four new au1ihIles we're
recognized in North Carolina Texas Nebraska, and Ken
lucky and two In South Carolina. Encouraging reports
were received from Mexico the Argentine Republic and
Central Turkey Grants made III DOCKS 10 the ex-
tent OF 1858 volumes of various sizes ana IN several IAN
guages and beside Others to the amount Oh Ql Ihey
were granted 70 the American Tract Society; the Amer
can Missionary Assocat0n 10 the ffotestdn Episcopal
Missionary Society for Liberia 70 the Board of Missions
frgate Minnesota the United States soldiers at Sack
etts Harbor; with many grants TO auxlaries at the
Tiq hOpl are n
h and Arabic Including volumes in raised letters
the blind This Is believed to be the largest grant ever
made for this purpose meeting Beside these, s2OO
was granted for purchase OF Chinese scriptures for crcu
ation in Japan. The grants OF books might have been
still larger but for the low state Of the depository owing
to the suspension of operations while increasing the man
ufacturing facilities
A California correspondent gives brief ac-
count of curious religious order III Mexico called the
This Order with its curious customs been handed do-p
Franciscan FA Of Spain Every Friday during Lent and the whole Of
s1, 1 M from Is yest t6emser spcroas clothing except
ing rolled ~ 70 the hsS so s sra s around
shei with peculiar kind Of whip made v pAbe except those Who
Sar cross hsEn out which heavy snse
that when the eros, 'pST in s, @ p, Of s ns D ms, Ps5s
boy and going 70 certain place where large
sT sToDyd Pe' ts eo then begin 10 hn. alternately over each
sc9s 1s9S % q ssne tim. to the chant while haS around
The circle The bearers wto have s hlas @ are Kindly pro
haze not tie ability whip hemseye. lher backs We them
ssmbs Of raw Hh "h s s blood blood 9S, % m mssSs from from one %
he n. by.taniers nde,cbAbe horror while The cold chill
SSd,an STs5 a ana dadsd do this with
client
THE Sing Sing Camp Meeting closed on
Thursday evening having been IN session ten days AT
but the tent prayermeetngs were continued until bed
time The congregation numbers @ s9one 500 anu she
nc yrnesson of rel zion during the meeting. Most Of
Tue people were ft0m NeSYork aud bSeoAsYn.