, 1869-05-30


AT meetcs OF the American Be,.e so.a.7r.
Martin, Of the Imperial College a FIX. -,
septed cony Of the New Testament il the ~
ta1in dialect, tast received from China Eta-,,
has been e1ectrosyped By tie ACestca1 -:.;,.,,.
rtss, ......
SIX churches hare been organizer N M-sres-
tie basis Of the Bible as the wonl 3. Gei-a;-
faneo1s movement, without any .o,e!sa ,s..r,,s.
,,on. the sacranenis administered VIA. 49,
ordained minister.
Teere have been Elo.ent discussion. !. :.
meetings Of the committee 10 r.epl.t ,.-,-:,
tions for the coming General CoCuc.. a: 2,-t
The Superior Of the Benedtetines Of Baya-s :.
dirnaut at the p1e.G1stons of the Jeszi!a
fused to serve longer, ani re.I.Ie. Log,
majority has agreed On propositions asse.:s:,tr
Popes infallibiiitJ, the temporal power, u! IL
iuplous nato1e OF modern liberalism.
According to correspondent Of tie ckrie,r
Ee5i.t<r, the Unitarian lion and ta- Ne:.,.
lainb are lying down together IN the sTe:.~.:,...
u.ony In NeadstHe, Pa The graduating ts-:,.-
cal class includes i've Cul:ay.ans anI e1e 60.
tan;'' while tie Junior ciass has four 3Ie.s9I.;
tIo coln.etl brothers and two ladies'. -.I,i- IN.
teIual feeling between the Unitarian Al! N....
odst students !s quite IS close is ia; .a:vv..,c
Unitarian ard 'Cht!stian.''' Methodist u. r.,
tartan ministers exchange pulpits there; II. :;,t
Methodist professors Of Allegheny Co:.,:se s.,.,
-.
The demands Of ttaa1 haze arcseed Tie c37.
fall Of Light Street Church, Baltimore, Ike L.,t,:-
adel Of Methoasua, somevnat renoxne,, n r.
pazt history OF the denomination, AIT t-t..:a,.ss
associated In the recoeclious Of tie Oil i,latra:
With the rcyere,t n1Iaes VI .Astn.., coHc aEl t;-.
coad}uterB-
The pews OF the Cent?. Church, New !:A.t-.
Ccnr., latey rented for 11s,fEl. uu s..',-e,.s.,
Sabbath the pastor, Rev. G. L Walker, .oos ,scl.
6ion to express In decided terms, his .c-re, !; ~
result. The prices paid, he said, coS.i X: se
resartetl as extraTAEant, aIlA the e.rss as.oIa.
received was larget than the ex!gen::v4 o. t:,.,
church demanded. II the debt Of the cs.:.ea W,
alleged Is an e1case, tue speaker 1ao:ss.: III: II
a church embracing 20 much wea,:n. .s-.st q.
whose members were individually able !, 7as /.
without embarrassment, and who nn.:e.;:y- CO.,
c1pungc It nt once, without tTtl@e ri -
could not but be considered as, IN J n.a:s-.v .
disgrace.
During the past year above 1000 persoaS were
Immersed IN England sud the United S:ates-ae-
Cerllng to The uaptist "AlUlA1ac aud Handbook"
According to the Lass reports received from tie
RoEan Catholic missionaries TO China, The pre-
vince OF Sn-tcnean has been Visited by fea-f;:.
plague Of cholera and more than 1.013 CGristiAt>
have died. Two.thlrls OF the shops In ths print.-
ral city were closed, and the ragans charge TIE
Christians with being tho occasion Of the plls.c
By thetf refusal 10 Join the national wersI:,'
This has given rise to considerable persecution;
s1e people forming leagues In which they cta't
themselves not to have any commercial dva.....5
with Christians. Nevertheless 40 napt!sGls are
rarorted for the year. In Corca the prrsetetsan
which began In March, 1873, with the marsys1ou
Of nine missionaries confines with redoG.:el vio-
lence. Whole masses nrc prosertbed- atl TIE or
ecs Ia TO Hunlhlate every EestiEe OF Christianity.
1t vas stated at the National Sunlsy schovi
Convention that the Sunday School Union las eS-
tabl.hed ,sts schools, Into which aaa s3a chi.eu
nase been gathered. and 4a,oso teachers a.u eu1-
yloEed- TIE Inlon has alao aidets e5,.U otle1
schools, and over 40 churches have been es'a'.
ushed as the result Of Its cdorta
The Society for the F7opagauon.of The Gospe.
tn Eprelgr Parts. held It's anniversary in LoChua.
Acrtl q. It's receipts tn 1868 were cla3, 81. The
society is Is. tears oil, anil has labctcd mainly
1mcng the English cclonists Ia all parts Of tar
world, providing them with ciez9Jmcn.
About I, 800 people were confirmed last Sai'bat..
In two Catholic churches Of Bruosl5n-
Three yuCng men were 1atelT ord1sEel at Al
burn, y. T., IL missionaries to China
Sir Rcunte!1 Palmer Solicitor General, has gwen
his opinion that there il no tribunal existing b..
fo.e which Bishop ColenEo can te brought fov It'll
| or the charge OF heresy.
The Rev. Mr, Earle ID engaged In preaching
nightly and A1ily to She Baptist and Couxre{a-
t!cr-l churches OF saratosa, to prepare them IL
withstand the se,lrct!ons Of the fashionable
sen that conae with the followers Of folly aa
| fashion.
TIE eFaftsts CT lndaea are moving to iucrcass
| the endowment OF Franklin College There L. :.
be grand rally OF the alumni md friends Of -
institution at tie college On TIC sth Of JuEc.
| TNeiys years ago Dr. Low. Of BaHnany.ie,
| Cauada nurtsaseI alt h!s private properly ~ ..y
or the Indebtedness Of hts church, un!cr ~ -.
I
| ard now the mortgages arc being forttnsct. III 4
hts wife and children turned 01t 10 s:a1ye tho
church refusing 70 make .oc.1 their c..inls,
The members ct the Connecticut l.. .I,..i.-...c
have founded weekly prayer-neerng.
There ere now IN Europe $50 branches Of the
Ycung Mems Christian Association, with e-,''1
members. In this eourtrT7 :terc are mere .s.a
so associations, With membership OF 'A.('. ar-
rap8enents are being raple to r!ant 40 ase~'il-
uon at every important s::t!cn along the In" Ct
| the Pac!nc Railroad.
a gentleman II Dever1r, MasA, oas7el = lay
fea ex:r, per nn1um rro,s.teti the ch,in'h d',sca
are l;rked from the hepfnHlng OF the services ~
TIC announcement OF the 1eSt- lie said :ans' W =
yed furthes: from the church Ttrr The frss - 'se
faucd tn 1hete sea,s, while some within stores
throw vcrr ordinarily tron twenty 10 tn:.t" E-:n
rtes late. The offer was n'y accepted
Accps1Ipy to m estimate msde hy we.:-;1
formed trayelle1. tie Chinese e1reud ANNUALLY
ever fstooo, aoO 70 apnease aud prnPlsti's shf
sculs nj the dead. Ahout san naa noa are .1n11:!l
expended In worship OF ,he Foo sol-, s1's "a.
. ts0,o1U In the 1urshtp VI family ancvstorA
/ The uutEcrsAlt1G clairr $50 parishes Auh -
utnisrcra In the United States
The assertion ttat S?u.Eeon,s Tabernacle VI.
hold ',ct0 hearers IA quite wide OF the EsFk j!
recent count sayc ., 7Uo he&reEs, and cosnIe,H.l
architect kays there never have heen mnrr thai
4.3oO present IN It 1t once.
There are $50 Pro.cstaot sunday Schools Il
France, laI In Germany. 9.la in Switzerland, an
go IN Holland.
There are eait to be IS ~, commandments - N
various religious churches on the Western c5n.
Of Africa
The,c are SAID to he :i.oon orthotin1 Quaker
. IN this country. The Iiicksif-s ere rot :
| nuEcro1..
The Protestant Episcopal Churcb, At srHn;
Eeld, Ohio, has abandoned peus, and ma'le II
seats ali free.
I The Catholic 1tlcsydph SAYS: AZ tic caacr
I eDu OF the fopcB Moss, iu St. Peters. on the 4.
: Cisrrssryv be tntoned the Te Dtnn+ IN H ra't
!, which rang lnsuua': thc mighty es'tacc, &c! t:
r eject Of the response hy he thousands WHO we
I preseEf, 1al = ho Eeemed to have been IEsp!re
was sueh that It rc-echoett again anil again in II
greet dome, and made tae tcpsr uniupa sz.o1a''
weepr
The First Presbyterian Church In Zanesvl'
T. " aAo :. ~" S..+e. '7.A' ~'''' 00'e>.
v ' =. -, 49,. ,.o,-.,. :, c~.,, n,4.,
u for the last rear shows thnt forty-ntne church
'e have tesn organized, EAkiag an aggregate
10 ~. ~ ssa..,,. ~. s,r .,T,ro .sI, :,
s,a s' S's 49, W. 81 IN 1n.snner, me
+ -. -. u.no, ~. T., ~, s.,ta,n s,nno,z an
O. O.. 49, .,n,l,- ., ,no H,t,,.r ronn,,.t
Il ~ 49,. n.nt,.,. a., re,:v,ouo tnxt1
W. -
IN ,ta ao,,.,,,,n n, . snndar s.;,,
:" founded IN Y DGer beer saloon Few 1earS a.