The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15
Religious Intelligence.
CHnRCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES.
REr1eIoUs services will be held as
usual in the Walnut Street Presbyte-
rian Church to morrow.
REV. r. ANDRUs, the Pastor, will
occupy the pulpit of Trinity NJ. Z.
Church tomorrow, as usual.
REGULAR Sunday services will be
held IN Ingle Street Church, as usual
MINISTERIAL MEETING.-The Pas
tors Of the city are desired to meet in
the Study of Trinity NJ. E. Church,
on Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The object of the meeting is to organ
lie d Ministerial Association" All
the miDisters of the city, favorable, to
such an organization, are desired to
be present.
VINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURoH.-Open at 101 A. NJ, and 8
PM
CHURCH OF THE Holy INNoCENTs,
Corner of Division and Ninth Streets.
Bible Glass and Sunday School at .
A. NJ; Morning Service at 1920; Mis-
sion School and Bible Glass at 3 P. NJ. !;
Evening Service on Wednesday at
7:45.
Rev. Nj. J. Cramer, A. NJ, Of the
Cincinnati Conference, at present
United States Consul at Leipzig, Ger
many, was elected an active member
of the " Oriental Society of Ger
many" on the 1st of March, 1868.
CANADA Observation-Disclosures =
ThesCongregational Church in Cana
da reports IS churches, 100 preaching
stations, and 1862 members.
The Christian Work, London, mar
rates the case of young school
master by the name of Julian Vargas
who was, few months since, convert
ed from Roman Catholicism at Mala.
ga, Spain, but who, for the crime Of
having a New Testament and some
other books in his possession, has
Just been condemned to seventeen
months incarceration in prison.
Is IT So?-The Tablet, Romish
paper Of New York, says:
That there is some vice, that there
il more drunkenness than there
should be among Catholics, we are
not disposed to deny, but, taken as q
body. the Catholic population of this
country are By far the least vicious
and most temperate of any portion o.
the American people, equally large.
ITEMS FROM RoME.-A letter from
Rome contains the following: The
pope intends to institute grand jul
bilee or Ammo Santo, for 1870, which
will shortly be published, in the same
forms. Alter the FORMULATION of the
Bull of ConvOcation. the Pope solm
nized a Ponti6cal High Mass at the
great altar of st. Peters. The sane.
9oTv was tbTonged with Ecelesiastics
Cardinals, Bishops, and every grade
Of prelate and priest, In all their va
rieties Of yestment, while the Neapol
itan princes, the foreign ambassadors
and the high officers of the State apC
y
the galleries. The congregation wa
very large. After the last Gospel, tn,
Bishop Of Palestrini published pie
nary Indulgence for all present. Tn
ceremony was followed by the presen
tation OF the presbyterian. or aims 0
the twenty-five pieces of gold Of pre-
Dean of the Sacred College, handed
to the Pope, from the chapter of st
Peter, pro nltsso bele cantdta.
NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN SRA
TIsTICs. We last week published tht
statistics for 1868 of the Old Schoo
Presbyterian Church, and now W.
give those of the New School: % Sy
mods, Ill Presbyteries, 1900 minis
ters, $50 churches, 1882 eommu
nicants. The additions on profession
have been 1O.S9l. The contribution
to home missions. $132, S48; to foreig
mission S108 $50; to education, 1913
67S; to publication, S13, $50; to minis
terial relief, $l0,516; for congrega
tioual purposes, 81, Al .086; for mis-
cellaneous objects, $3.50 S11. Th
commandments Of the Old Schoo
Church are 252,555, making the tota
In the two Churches, 421 ,487.
SAD-The Roman Catholic Tail,
Is in distress about the religious con
dition of Austria. Civil liberty an
religious liberation are the evil spirit
that fit before its vision, and tortur
its inmost soul Hear it:
We are sorry for poor Austria
She has ceased to be d Catholic ma
ton, and the wicked are in ecstecie
over her. The Voltairian bureaucracy
has triumphed, for time at least"
SUSPENDED - Thirteen periodical
of the Southern Baptist Church hav
broken down within two years, 70
want of patronage. So says the Rel;
aious Herald.
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