The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-19
RELIGIONS Notes.

The Observer oracuary declares that our net war
win be between liberty and Romansm.
A Presbyterian contemporary characterizs the
s'yoman question: as the '.modern heresy of emale
sphercs.n
Three thousand women dwell within the palace
grounds Of the King Of SIAM dependent on III royal
bounty. Many OF them are the wives Of ormer
uonarchs or princes, and Others are near rcifives
Thu King has only thirty or forty wives, and olga
N.Y. though allowed, II not universal. being regn-
lated IN the ability of the men 10 provide Tor he wo
men. This Is phase OF the "woman question'which
the believers In that "heresy" do not seem opposed
20 encourage.
honorary degrees by American colleges are brow
Ing them back with vel aseucled indignatio. The
ancient bob-wigs OF Tue high OK church OF hgland
don't want 10 be u. BIZ by nc )apkccs-tfy'll he
ID. Did they do.
The morals OF Yale College seem tote in shock
ing CONDITION. The sober iftends oi the nstutlnn
II appears, are startled. The graduating cfs nun,
Ders 100 members. or these seventy sni,Ne, hn ,
fifteen chew tobacco, nearly seventy play luiaras
and nincy-siX la but ten Of the clNssl pla aI',s
Perhaps the strangest thing about IL Slat ,gr cen
OF tle CLASS are 10 study theology which Just IN,
clude az least eight OF The card PLAYERS and Is MT
a, az ullilkeS 5i.t semc are pretty well ped IN
the history or Pharaoh.
religious contemporary urves that our nllepes
and semlnaries Of learning insi right subjects into
tire minus OF young Students Celtainiv mr. col.
if Ee, p'ys should haye right principles stild into
other ideas. the principal II vhich ma come
through 10" inspiration OF the whisScy ain.
The New ' ,rk O5serre' alndos TO the pone,s
, ,hs. lnr9e.' How long since his IIolincsstook ~
tne uicc nOAY This reminds Us Vi II he stor which
wlll readily recur to the minds of those aninr win
the subject ''i'''" VIZ"
One day lady was teaching class q, utt, Girls
~, IN sunday school, my dear children. sc said.
come true Christiansy They did no, answer,t ,,rst
Ihen she spoke TO them one by one Tmrmin a. ,bc
olaes, scholar IN the class, she asked "Wbatdo Won
say, MaryW when we are thirteen . "ybai do
YOU say, JaneSr "when we ar" ion :, ..yv,as az az
you say, SusanW "When we are az, ,, va, nv. ne
S iYa 10 liile Lille The Youngest scholar in ~ class.
,, wei, Lne, she sald, land how soon do ycl think
that we may give hearts to God =; "Ins,s sanS
IS said Lille ~ A"V" WIZ w"
The First PRESBYTERIAN church in Yonkers eld ts
stated communion service on last sunday ,.bnn
eigh were received on procession OF their "a N and
nine by letter. '"0'i ia'n al"
Mr.. Thomas W. Thompson, OF Worcester Mass
was , oruained missionary OF the American Board
Dn june ~ The scrmon was bv Rev " VI mar.
pour. Mr. Thompson graduated AT Darfmo,tb Coi.
eye IN 1899, and az h.doyer Seminary i'm lss lie
'aled on the 9th of July ior Pekin, North Chi,a.
The CHRISTIAN Mirror OF Maine OF inc 7th ,avs.-
" near, through private letter tint person il
oliclting money in Western new yort 80 = preshx'
an churcn IN thls city, We oannot learn FRAT arv
, ne auunofized Tor such work We know OF no
uch enterprise being contemplated here.
Hesde the scores OF Protestant IN. ,rcbes rN,cb
'lil remain omen for one or more so. vices N, ,he
aoDatn ana Tor customary weet ds>, evsninS
,Wer neet ,g turing the summer, he rnssion
or VII continue their services az usnoi my "''
The receirrts Of the American Board for lima ,.,,
ivanced f12 SOL uI"n tlose OF the same month isst
July was fss,545.
CoDey Island chapel at the end OF ,hA BROOKLYN
~" 'A'V'" VIII De onspod TO-DAY. IL - got for J