, 1869-06-13
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Ninn-, ca3lne hemseEsea Frec MethodlssA OF
which KEY Le Due Ia pastor, Laughing crytag,
yelptnE Ike PUPPY. osTllng Nke q COW, lytng
PROSTATE on the door dancing, leap,us. and otaer
strange proceedi1gs, are no uncommon things IN
theIr meFttnoN.
The hev. Ex1a D. Kinney, Of South B4l&lnsoy,
Conn. "as commissioned BY the American Home
si:shonA1s society ID 1885, AND he now repoE1a |
hiEse'i' filing without gassea, and With " psir
VI gooa lungs and tough throat, and his natural
force little atated' He says:
hArehAd ftrqpcu: czh from pastor. .ad d,st.,ate
shie hs4s anns az IN s.shy fHur !ssls IN n'ost q
ee.a :, p9r,rsshps p9,s Aakass q shi' d1tr Febra
-, ~ ts1 ttts g. Es,; E., r. =, ~:
thoa,snd have Ken sa9es ~ - ~ - 1fs ass
III. in whh hsve bis2 bssn pasei e sslps. Ii s
The Society Of the Employees de Commerce, Ct
Par1s Inform the public that, With few exceptions,
al the Gnen-trapers, vendors OF ready Ap-
pafel Elk MERGERS, aud hosicrs Of thai city, have
consented to close the!r shops On Sundays, and the
employees appeal to the goodwill Of the public to !
asd toem In making the measure general" THIS !
Is not The result Of religious movement, but has
teen brought about by the same KIND OF agency |
which, in England, has introduced the SATURDAY. !
ha.i.nolidsy.
4 fec, Of Greek Christians tn Siberia Keen the
jewish saabath {sAturday.) !
Or. Judsoa baptized the nra. Bnrman convert I
N 1sls. Since then moEe Than 10000 Butmans,
karcns and Shans, hare believed and been bsp- |
tied.
Fifty years ago the Friendly Islands were III |
GTcss uubroken darkness. Now they contain 30 600
regular attendants On worship, and contribute
t1a0oo annually Tor religious OBJECTS
uyer dozen Philadelphia pastors have united
in the determination TO attend no more Sunday
funerals unless the necessity Is cerslDei by q
lhJSiclan As yet sheJ have had none This Jcar.
Boston clergyman, on sunday Last, called El-
erson "hat ship Of glass; With sil9cn kalis and NO
rudder or pllot.'
a seminary has been opened II Berlin IN con-
nectton with the Evangelical JohannesstUt, for
the purpose Of educating young mea-of whom
there are already seven In the satnhlshmeuNto
M the once Of cle1Eypen and teachers aluang the
German Immigrants in the United sta1ca.
The American Church In Paris, having been re-
organized on union bsais under the pastoral cArc
0! tie Rev. Dr. {. s. Robinson, Of New YORK, now
has membership made up OF Preshy tcrtana, HAp-
tfstk, Eptscopatana Congrc1aifonaIista, Dutch Re-
formed etc The Episcopal se1s1ce has been
abandoned. and that Common IN non-EptscopAl
Churches prer2EA
The following Is from the AJranof
ehuIsS MT rnt G,s Thls .Fo A orc Il f. ths Scw Ya9t
~ s.atsa6alen. y <snpsey{af a.if dEe9 hsaaseme
"a I Z. tsa
GS = s;s IL ssqair the Of
TIE largest salary paid In the New En1tand
Methodist Episcopal Conference, the past year,
waH to the pastor Of the fremont Street Church.
Boston. 1t wss 4, 200, exclusive oI house rent
The largest It nembs1shtp In the conference Is St
rauls, Lowell, which nu1nbern e4s full members,
and Il pIobaloncl1.
The number OF children in the Sunday Schools
| Of the United States has neea estimated nj about
four millions, and Of teachefs four hundred thou
sand. 1t has been estimated further, that the cost
Of maintaining the Sunday Schools OF the country
arcIaEes about sixty cents q scholar per year.
| This would make an Aggregate q Two millions four
1 hundred thousand dollars for Sunday School e1-
pensee, which L. only the eighth hundred part
| Of the amount paid bv the people Of the Cntted
| States for Intoxicating liquors
Private correspondence from Bucharest, In
| RoumAnia, mentions that tho Jews ere bet1g Per
secuted With great severity In several parts Of the
provinces, and In several comnunea they have
teen expelled.
of the $50 Roman Catholic Bishops, about 700
are expected to take rart In the approaching
| Ecamenieal Council
Although no Pope hsa ret lived 10 the years Of
Pe,er In the Episcopase, Jet thirteen Popes, Ike
r1ua H., have lived to celebrate tile nfsieth au-
nlversary Of their nsst mass. These were Gregory
I XII, who died In 14H9, aged ninety-tNo;
John XX1L, who died In lAl5. aEed
eighty -ouc; Paul Ill, who died In
l:4a, aged eRhty+wo: Paul ". less, aged
70; Innocent u, lGsa nsed 81: Clement l., 1e'S
aRca s6; Innocent XII, 1900, aged Sc; Benedict
Kilt, lss9. nEel 50: Clement XII, 1910, aged 7s;
Benedict XIV, i.5s, aged ~; Plus VI, Plus VII,
and Gregory XVI
The oldest Wesleyan missionary IN the Southern
World, the Rev. John Whte1cy, has been mEr.
dereti In New Zealand by = party Of MAor1cA Ar.
Whnrley received his appointment 10 New xea-
land nj the Conference OF 1859, and for thttty-sh
,ears has laeored nnlnteEruptedg among the
Maori people.
The seventn-Day Adveutsts met IN general con,
ference a. hattie Creek Mich, during the las,
| week In May. The church has 80 ministers, 81
ucentiates, Lei churches, and so members
Dr.. Strehel, OF Wut1 emburY, laas written toot
AGAINST Meshodisr, IN which be styles It spirit
! u2l bFandJ.f
A revival Of aeat power has takcu place tl
| DA,ecariia, Eweden, unler the labors and prayen
| OF four OF the Baptist brethren. In one vn1aEe
| above one hundred converts we7e found, and II
] one parish thcy were allowed to meet IN the lem
I pie Of The State Church
| The general minutes Of the Me,hodBt Ertscopa
| Church, South, for 1863, hsve been published
! There are LAS travelling preachers, IT'D super
anuusted preachers, <,4ts local preachers, ~, ,:9t
| white members, ss.Uss colored members, Rnd
! s,o1 Irdlsn members. Total OF ministers ant
lutnters, LIS, ,OGs. There Is m tncruase over las
| ,enr Of 2I.1le white members, AID decrense o
s4,'~1 black menberb-
II Is reported that Chinese temple is TO bt
erected In New York City within bIx months.
In 1860 there were 20 Episcopal clcrgtmcl II
south Carolina. There sfc now but 20 Al work
The Cnitassan Church III New Bedford ha.
| voted Il dispense with tho bread aud wine Il
| Communion.
The First Congregational Church in Madison
| toau., hes had oaIJ SIX pastors during IL exist
| rnce Of 16a years.
A Western secular raper runs two religion
%-fx nv xtiA
| ard Rornnn!st clesIymcn-
An Irish Archbishop has ordered lila priests Il
| -tiuse MI the sacsaincnts, even al the hour &
death, to thtse 10 sent tler Children to the TN
| -cst~s-.
'l.sshor ResecTans Offers ia have perpetual mas
.aii till the end o! the world for all persons VII
+Aall contribute rs for St joseph Cathedral, C
! i3r.bus Ohio or the benefit OF the mass may h
! applicable, Mt the option OF the uoror, to an
other person, living or dead.
Awonlaa's prayer meeting, AFTER being bel
ever! "Wednesday evening for thirty Eve years, i
Erooklsn- cas been discontinued
There Is 10 be grand convention OF the Yo1u
Mems Christian Associations Of the United State
AID Canada. nj Portland. July L
: The Rev. Mrs r, 4. uanafori has been invite
:. 10 Aettle ovcr the Cnversalst Society al bridg'
port, CT. Tnis LII the third call she has had sine
" her settlement at bingham.
The revival at Grecnaeli, Ohio under the rair
istry Of the Rcs. S D. Clayton, Is SILT pros1cz
+ | tug, About $40 nA1e been Ai,iel to the church
the fruits Of this extraordinary work.
Jewish tynascEue Is being bullt In rhilsde
| phia which will cost at least quarter Of milliG
| VI Golasa4
A Protestant Jubilee Is to be held mex, a1sum
at l>esi.n, Fruss,s, sort II Gounterpoise to u
COT cc.l 70 ass emile ut KoHc.
The General Confercnce OF the CuIted Brcthrt
nassel a resolution recommending thst their MI
| ,.scrs and members belonging to any secret Q
g1clkatton, should have ak months noslncattt
10 withdraw, from said organization and on t
fa&al 10 withdraw their names arc to be e1ast
from the rolls OF the Church.
The HtrdI II Ft1ee chronicles religious rcsty
among the QuakerB n the West. The edit
quotes 4 prominent Friend ~ SAYING thai til
"hzfi been PRAYING for yrafs Tor revival, but
had never come uutil now, because they had ,
: Ways heretofore insisted upon being blessed I
co1dtDG 10 the discipline: but when they were NJ
Ing to receive II as God might choose to send
they were a.tenlshed III the mighty power
God
The AdpcRct eAyt: Pi1grtm1 use Of the we
known wes1ln-colne1t phrase 'PrcsbFEAuona
70 denote the monsrel Wlsconsin system OF G
clest3.t.eism-rAr1 Congregational and part Pr.
tatea the editor Of the Con-rr:
ricnai.s, 10 e1I lain bis correspondents word
the editor q The Caiss' salis., who puzzled oyeE
N win lie might hasa added tnA. smother +
stu1ilaz mode Of dtnotlng the htrna2hro1ise s.
TEN Is BY comroundlng the determinations In {
poelte order, aLd callirg 1t Cor&Tetestan''
Theye ~as \ ritual exhibition. lately, at I
funerA OF young woman, II Falmouth, E1gial
The ptoees s.on was presided ty pe11un car