, 1870-06-05
M.E ChuYeA Sou.h- u E Church

II. z. CAAreh Sosi:h- r. + taaFe""
Conferences. !, ~ !. rs: =: ~ 1
TINS az pts.es ss.. ,.ss a4s Assa 3 ssss 9
Nesaeeis.-. ..sa5,ssa sslasl ss,ssa l.9ss'ss
I -As the Wea1eysn missionary 1aeeanf N
London, ST. Coz, from China, said that al the
| Protestant missionaries in thAa country Hom
| America, Germany, and Great Britain wore
only l52, while the CathoIc Bishop. snd priests
numbered $40. Besides, he sald, The Caeholes
hava 500 priests in japan, Ih1bes, Coe@n
teetsntisna has no, single representative. ex-
cept few Americans in Japan. - In ~ my
| rpauings ~ missionary and colportsuf, ean
Mr.. Col, ~ bare never yet yss'tea : Pl.Se
but l have found that the Roman Catho0e
| ur1esthood had been there before me"
Tho Japanese arc quat1elhns over tWo
! | forms of religion. The goycrnn1ant sAys the
, ,,eople shall not be Baddhists but that the na-
: tional religion shall b shintolsn. ne sum.
= ! toe are more tolerant Of Christahity than the
0 Buddhitts; consequently, foreigners approya
.the declaration Of the goTernuent IN tAeH
q favor.
= Church met st Dayton, Chic, On the 18th W.
+ ris, Jones, Scott, Simpson. Anes, and o4a5s
n wera present. Arrangements wese 80 raAit
ta that each annual conference viii be 1es b
"a one OF the General SupaTiatendents+ Mshol
|
J. vices which vere interrupted b5 tho death g
L. Bishop Kiprs1ey, He sails 3uDa 8, and ri
meet the Germany and s"ltzeti&nd Got
b. ference on tho 23d Of 5nns. Nsho
o. oeessonsd ~ BY Mshop Hngsleya death in u
Mt Board Of Edueaticn. The Rev. J, ). Porte
~ n B., WAS appointed 10 I'll the vacancy to u
OIL same board otca-iaued By the lea.h os n
t. Eex. ]. AcC1intock. D. .. 3he Hon T., ~ ',
tly Cumtsct Of indiana, vas appointed 70 az Y Z
vacancy ... IN the Boar.a Of Trustees Of tho Metl
Tho ! o1ist Ec:scpnal Church. caused by the fecc'
IN death Of Adam n. Iiddls, Esq: The noIalu
:ia- tiop ot 4 Successor 10 DS. Methntock,
md President Of Drew Theological Seminary
his Madison. u. j., w.s postI oSetf until tau =
go. nual meeting Of tle bishops in ocsooar.
rye In Trinity Church, Saw York, on Ascs
re- eiop Day, tho reEnou was pteAchca ~ 7
nk- Rev. DE. Dix. who counseueA absolute 11asA
tha truths set forth in tho Billie aud Fray
OF Book, in contsadistinction 10 tho atheism
r be | i,,ai0erep.,sra conveyed II tha doctrines
Of modern ecience. Tho reverend genslenS'
Eish esia th-.s were convention Of so-caAed #
'iessf testanta 10 meet together. tne{ "onlo 3 3
lice. ! mon the Apodt1eR Cree1 Aatef lns 1at -
'slF- ~1i Mc1tie = believe in tfea." 4 feature ot
;, It oecaaion was the introduction. Of ~ has:
iuea mental n1chest1a {trasa md sts.nS1 q tNer
i bin eight pe1forets ~ asss" sa!a .th;as new
rer account IRE edsSt h,t ~ s;.sr anns H. az
rsfne sncustored to the unwonted sounds
nnTaro;1isr in Protestant church, It
rirh md satiafysng. The orchestra wes
IA substitute toE the organ, AID not IN
Junction with it. The Sssene G1ee4 n
.,.n,r,,o Them we're snrg g =; s' ss chois
81 suiI fal instrunentsl scsonp.nlHs'sa.. ssas
one singers at Trinity s,e men ---.-,
t the though they were in the chazacel and th,
tectly ehes6a in the organ-lott, they kept vel
ecr6 Euther, Musicary speaking, the expert
Nay was decided SUCCESS. In certsin portion
d the tho ser.ice the organ was used and tho o.,
4Iiny ! tn wab client In the hatnAn CA'
char Ghureh1rs tn thls city the o1cneatIA Y
tilous used ID hign festivals, but this Is he FIR
The sfance II ita Introduction Into = Prota
Is yet | Churth. TIE nude =, this occasion WI
,zaber leesea chiefly from the Eng..en eomposss!
Izthor By. and the French composer t3o.
tarian THE papers lay that the MAY fsleeAa.e
soth, London we're attended BY Larger audie
4 ths than nsnal. The only eorsidssable falt1ni
l.tins in tho fpnds il shown by the :. Society 70
Proposition of the Gospel tAegreas'?:s =:
Gov eiicsnj. The Bible Society reports &a u
ster OF Of fl62, GOO the Church S1asaoh1t3 ~ e&!s
Ff45'fDo, and the London Missionary OF *
Ohio, e1Q4, ,5o0-at Of E5ia 200 for four 500
, evsn ali showing cons'tteS1oie ncsease L., e.
-. bv any society was the change in tho 1sis,
bethe H,dscsscar, under tho labors Of the L
Iehoae atasiop.1y Society: 1hs . e report s,,,,
y ATTY 1tThe deatuchon Of ne ,do1s e,. M. ,n
thirty people without = religion; am q one M
eepEers Ind letters began to ar1iro r
,hty-six cu1Stelr, asking for Christian teaehe
uuinis- crtst number were direcied to the nae
urch OF dee; but, not rnnatu1Ady. many o3hai M
! Arch addressed to the Prime Minister. AM
:, = ct things might hare involved conpl.casl
,leeAtes which missionaries Of free churchas. .
the $685. 10 naintsin complete separation besHf
presby- fupctionA Of the Christian chn1ch sna u
, within government, would have looked With
Bat the shla Christian InAn who now
evsry Tie pubHc sfairs Of the island hAa q
1t Lake hsnded the gravity Of the cIsnn. Gun
7hey IN Which we're thus presented, and has
asy can he difficulties which appeared to
u1inent." Ths total number ot g" adhs
boards | recognized by the missionaries increase
lrurrhes, 9Io60 to fs3, 600 In twelve months tn
! Of I'd. ber Of church members from 1866 70;
Us, sew The eociety have resolved to send out. =
KINDRED ss first proposed, but aaxteen new =
aTies, eight Of whom are alresdy a,a tn
religious One Of he Speakers. referring 70 the
Is far as to Msdsgatcsr. sals. ~ Whom viii 5ou
.a Ca4ho- him of Honolulu tssaleyl, who mtis
and they home, or him Of Natal tColenso)' VII
come bome?"