New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.


The special services in connection with the
Synod commenced Saturday afternoon the 10Th of
september in the Church of ST. Lawrence Jewrv Child
ha one OF the largest and handsOmest churches in the
City Of London. The Bishop of London was first adyer
tsed to preach the opening sermon but in consequence
OF his indispostion the duty devolved upon Right
KeV DR. L. Polk Bishop Of Louisiana Four O'Clock
the hour appointed for the service and at that ur
church was crowded The congregation is said to have
pceh the largest ever assembled on week day in the
city, except on some national special service ST. PauS
Cathedral At tho sound of the organ procession
cmCIu from me hoith-wet corner Of the church, and
moved slowly down the aisle, about chorsters in
goes forth to war The Lord Bishop Of Louisiana u 81
followed, attended by about thirty elergymen their
III the evening second service was held ana the SER
mon preached by the Rev W. Cadman one OF the most
popular London preachers.
on Sunday the 18th the services were resumed. The
bishop OF Antigua preaching in the morning, and the
blsh0p OF NewLealand III the evening.
ON the 10th there were three services at the same
church the preachers the Bishops of Niagara British
ON the nth, the Bishops of Barbados, Labaun and
Rupert's Land were to preach.
on the 18th the Bishop of Honolulu Bishop Twes Of
The Orange Free State, and Bishop Poser of the Central
African Mission.
On the 10th the Bishop of Arkansas the Bishop of Yer
mont and the Bishop Of New York
On Sunday the 22d the Bishop of Rhode Island to
preach at Trinity Church, Footing the Bishop of Iowa
at ST. AIMS Hgheate; the Bishop of Montreal at CTR
ron chapel; Mayfair; the Bishop of Alabama at ST.
Peters, Beloize Park the Bishop of Quebec at ST.
IhSmlss nom 80 stamford Hill DC, &C. ~. D.. o,,
at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall and the Chapel Royal ST.
Jamess, To both of which the public are admitted.
THE ABYssINIAN EXPEDITION-THE GERMAN MISSIONARIES
THEODORE
The West India and Pacific Steamship COmpany's
steamer Californian sailed from the Merscy for the Cape
Of Good Hope and Bombay with stores, &c. for the
pedton to Abyssina. The telegram stating that the
steam transport City Of Dublin, OF the Innan Com
pany's steamers beaehed after being ia collision
with the Ruby is The vessel suffered but little
injury
Ihe Army and Nary Gazette SAYS -Four battaons of
European Infantry viii form part of the Abyssman
petition Those selected the Irs battalion itn kings
OVID from Bombay. 26th (CanerOnansl from Belgaum,
SD Duke Of Wellington'sl from kurrachee and 4jth
Sherwood Foresters) from POOna. The first battalion 4h
and SD stand high the list for relief and, under ord
nary circuinst tances would return TO England about
year hence 1t may be assumed therefore, that they will
come back direct as soon as thclr services III are
no longer needed The 45th went 10 lnda IN 1864 ana me
26th in 1865. All these corps are in high state OF e-
The following communication to The London Times
gives some interesting information; ,
SIR: In Mr. Sern's letter. which appeared yesterday,
as rather reproachful mention made Of the German
artisans at Ganat as engaged in making artillery for
what is really the fact yet, in justice to them would
request few words of explanation OF the precise posi-
ton they occupy and the origin OF that position Several
years ago. long before any Of the present untoward
events had occurred the Anglican Bishop Ia Jerusalem
a boy when lac lived in Abyssnia informing him OF
hs succession to the throne and Of his desire to improve
them in various handlcrfs and asking the Bishop TO
consented on the condition that the he sent should
be allowed distribute the Scriptures and as opof
and six men trained the Missionary College AT Crschona
sent Mr.. Fad being one OF them These men nave
been now in the country eight years and have
always been, and sti are, in high favor with the King
One OF them only is SunmakeI ana inc Others are en-
ployed in other ways, caretering engineering, r0au
making &c IL is these that the captlyes as MT
Stern has acknowledged, owe much or the alienation Oi
their suGerings and in one instance thelr ives Iney
have made Of their favorable position win the lng
b1t without avail 1t evidently the interest OF our
unfortunate felOw-cOuntrymen that these men should
not by refusal TO act under ThcOdOrcs commands for
fcit his favor. think il is very proVdSnai crcum
stance their being in this position II is only Iiouale
sffp-
interrupted. they could give most valuable mioTma
TO the nature aud resources OF the county, a IN
happy to say that Bishop GObat has been Sulnohed 70
the inda-Offce and contributed some hie uiormailo.
regarding A9yssina, where ne was resilient uP"au oi
sent "a THOMAS SlnTn Chaplain to Bishop Gobat.
TIE MURDER OF CAPT. STEER.
Mr. G. { Kempson Of No. 81 iAbmgdonst, Westmin-
ster. writes 10 the London morning papers, thanking
them for insisting the necessity OF full and com
etc inoury by the authorities in America INTO the cir
cuinstanees attending his DEATH lie adds " ~ was
~ seUd Won copies that steps would this have been
taken but from letter have Ieclvea Lea & Gnnc
August It would appear tlat morning % nan ~, oe Io %
up TO that time although Capt speers death ooh p"ce
~ The in annexed is the correspondence referred to-
i"0 FoKgGS OFFICE, Aug 49, 1851
SIR On the receipt Jour letter Of tle I'm umo na Instruction
was sent 10 Her Maes Minister at Washington Gre1'g BIN to m
qure the eresmtanees OF & Is ae M y, M sP % England
directed By Lord S1Pe & to 9 s Ioa ts ts & Stt seTe
sry for whom he had communicated me e,aefe & n on
Of IBIS melancholy Be .ng ., The fan family s Of ,9e de- &
gentleman made acquainted with
Seafb h Alluded and accordingly to forward 70
% bfh the recommending copies Of note and is OuIes m
hat Minister 10 Frederick Bruce You will perceive asG IRON .s
correspondence that Capt Ses% % IT9, TG aTa most e humble 'ery
olspa'eheu W '"' ''''' L. G. EGEKTOS.
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MI VI - 'F WAK DFPAKTxKST, WAsHSGTON CITY, Aug s.
nv.s stR The Adutant will send you ncosed hereN
Sherman received &c
the remains Of spee together with copy be nsu
the design OF TINS
10 G1s stepo to the remains unfortunate gentleman oeg
@ y, Communicate 10 his and family that deeply Hep@ be
ssaltv by lost and symps'nL IN ~
pres attending lis death such action will be taken as the
~els may "@''~ ~ Rpwis NJ. STASToS Secretary Of War
The Right Hon. Sir FREDERICK WRIGHT BHrGE g. = b. id
m o.. Military Telegraph
=, war Depusut Washington August lsOI FROM ~ LOUIE
Missouri 70 Adiutant- General, U. y A. o. ,.-. a..
O.. Sees hdy and personal effects arrived IN ~ l0h on be
Tsy Oftav 70 the Mr. Mepham oSt Louis Mi htp
80 AFFECTIONS from Of London Canada friend Capt SP
hsl .e'fsNBooD fi " ~ W. A. NICHOLS Adjutaut General
WAR DEPARTMENT, APJUrASr.OENinnants AP in.tl ig,7
The Secretary Of directs hst the boty Of Capt sP eu
5e, on steamer Oaya left at Port Budi0rd te sent GOWN
asej p the most in metallic conn or ae y. ~
oyd and secured transmitted in sale ana ecuie @ ~
a thence Mr. T. d. Archibald Bnis a ~. u"
% eaerts Of Cau Speer will be carefully myentord sn pu
ecnre and careful manner and forwarded to th same ~
% 80 s INVENTOR be the adutant general J
ooer will execute this order I" use eN 9 go -.
insure the safe susmsson Of the remains ana nees 70
e British Consul An charges and eIpe ses 10 9e p ] and
dv.tmen United military service Acknowledgements ~
TePo' "n'n ' ~ q d. TowSgSD, Assistant AdusniGeneraL
Lieut. Gen Sherman, ST. Louis No
ITALY.
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