, 1870-05-15


talked ever NJ: 3leKaazie's exchange With Ds:
Robbins, the Unitarian pastor Of Boston, and
almost unanimously approved it. Two ysars
ngo they sA unanimously denied its 1pediency.
There is no Congregational church now IN
Dayton, Ohio. It was disbanded more thAn q
Of the Lutheran church, and tho old members
ecsttered among tho different churches Of the
"A Baptist minister in New Josaey hss i'm
mersed his own son, knowing be intended to
Join pedo-Daptist church whereupon the
Central Conference haa yotod such practice
"irrcgular and uuscriptu1sl." Tho W17tehnsdn
and Ny7ector asls for tha conflicting passage
The F1aternal Association OF universs1ists
in Boston, presided over by Rev. Rowland Con-
nor, wlo was disfellowshlpped by the denouu-
nadon for rstionalistic views, hss been dis
banded for want Of support, aud ita nlember8
have be0n iaYited to join the society to which
| Theodore Parker used to minister.
The frrt shipload Of Russian Jews has NJ
rived, notwithstanding the protest OF their
| counttymen hers. They sra thrown on chari-
| ty here. Nine more chips haro been chartered
| to bring Others, besides tho 500 who arc noT
| on their Way.
A home for Invalid clcrgymen of the Epis-
| copal Church il to be established at Aiken,
| Mr.. Eeeeher tells US Of clasa In lis
| mission school which waa offered banner for
good behavior. Ono younsgter made somo kind
| OF disturbance oEe Sunday before school; /;
when tho rest took him ont and punched him
till be promised TO reform! That class got tho
| banner.
california has forty Episcopal clergymcn
and hut si4 SELF upporsing parishes;
| The Jews Of Cincinnati arc considering the
question Of having divine service in their
synagogue on Friday evening, thus observing
the Sabbath from eve to eve. according to nm
cient usage.
Tho proposal to have tho synods choose
no fhyor in the ,presbsteries. Tie Inferior re-
ports cir or eight prcsbytcrics which have pro-
tested, most Of them unanimously, agains! tho
plan as movement toward aristoctacy.
The Bishop Of strasburg - in the sacred
name Of God has condemned tho snti-infalli-
biljty letters OF Able Gratry. aud forbidden his
priests, On pin Of 1egalpenAlties, to read them
| or or any other writings the Abbe mag publish.
! |esso T. Peck, D. D., hAs been elected
President OF the proposed Methodist Uniyersi-
ty At syraense, n: Z. hcncr: Mr.. Crawford.
Of New York Mills, promises It the profits OF
hia business up to slO0, 900.
Not lens than 81 QUO conversions are re-
ported in Clinton county, Ohio, tho past wiz
The proposed revision Of the Bible and Of
tho Prayer Book has caused crest distress
among the Engliah publishing trade.
The Rev. John Zulch, the German Re-
formed minister at steinyi1le, Lehish County,
Pa, has been pastor Of the Bane charge orcz-
Jy1g- ahste stars, having entered upon il in the
month Of September, 1876. :,
Seminary. At Madison, N. J., has in contena-
| platist, the enlargement OF the basis OF tho
seminary 60 as to make 1t complete uni
yersity. Ho has already expended bali mill
ion ct dollars on tho Theological department; i
million moro viii put the literary department
| ibt0 SucSezsfn{ 0uAratiDu
.-1gnatins Pefsieo, Just appointed Bishop
Of Savannah. Georgia, by tho Apostolic Soc,
haa. had = ro1nautie history. He waa born IN
Italy, md was consecrated Bishop Of Agra, in
NAMED in Iudil sixteen Year,, built catha-
dra1 ands established religious houses, tho
whole OF which were destroyed during the
Sepoy mutiny, and he was driven from biz
diocese. Ho brought suit against tho East
India Company for tho damages incu11od ~
tho destruction Of the property Of tho Church,
and recovered the sum OF ninoty thousand
! pounds sterling. Having been driven from
hisaee in India, he remained iu Naples e!ght
YEAR,, and came 10 South Carolina about tive
Lynch, Of Charleston, during vhich time ht
had charge Of Cstholic missions in that State
Bishop Persico succeeds tho Right Rev. Or
Terot ut Savannah, who has been Transferred
to the See Of St. Augustine, Florida.
-Mhhop Lee. OF Delaware, has replied Il
the request OF certain meeting Of clergy m,
laity in rhlsdelphis, that himself and eigh
other Nshops should inquire whether AZ
Mshop has taught doctrines contrary 70 th
faith of tho Protestant Episcopal Church
among his brethren. He thinks the re.
doctrines Of the Church are better settled b
the Judgment Of the whole Church than the
would he by The Bishops, If unanimous A.
that, il Diversity and error still exist, uotNitl
standing the Bett1ed formularies, amese feeb
~. 49,
trial Of Bishop could DO Of nse. And II a
ecclesiastical trial could be Of use, there is \
necessity E1at it be Of Bishop instead Of
presbyter. Better lay it on pTesbyter, as Il
most Objectionable doctrines and practices q:
found among presbyters, and there is mus
thinks the csn on certain Riahopa has an i
Eidious appearance, as il these had so1
special responsibility foS the purity Of Il
Church. And no one Of those thus appeA'
to could now commence such prosecute
without appearing to Lave been coerced in
it by tho meeting, instoad Of aching from
own CONVICTIONS ot parsonal duty. It Is
pungent sebake TO the movers.
-Eh1iasiAus in Turkey hare Just obtain
permisainn to use bells in THAR churches, =,
there arc now two 6pe little bells (eighty-thr
House. Boston, awaiting transportation to Co
stantinople, and Nazsoran, $50 uoilos fu1to
Y, The following csIl is mades ''Ihe thi
81 General Council of the ChF1suan Union
It. The last Thursday in May. 1870, st half-pAst
O'Clock Q. m Delegates from the PEREZ
Statea where Christisn Union organizaho
Ia e11st will be in attendance, each State bal
he entitled to not less than ten da1egstes u
>, many fraterpa1 messengers and Visitors TT
he different parts Of the United Sixties are ,
ur pccted to be present. And al who are in sy
# pathy with this great religious reformation
cd 1 forming union OF al Christians, without
I'd gard to sects OF denominations or Pohsacaa ?
l." Ilections, that are wiling to take tho d
Lis SCRIPTURES ~ the only and sufficient rule, 2
he Of faith md practice, are cordially Invited
y, | to attend"
= THO Rev. G: =; Baghan unjt.t'an tn 'Ss nas
he tes at Ann At6or, Aiehisan. @ haa = naa, & tae ?
sd in thc Michigan University. He reports t
ou be bceap. October 81, with fourteen studen
le, and It The close, March u, tho class nunabe
~ III, Of whom 100 weEo on the college g 81.
bis gue coming f'em fra1 a32 tosns 10 anu " s'>'
AZ a correspondent IN the Exeter 6.
ny Jtrr.-lette.. says that among the tKautys Sc
70 Congregational cle1E.men il that Stale VII
1es p.storaics extended upwaIds Of ffty ye:
oI Rev. joeeph Adams, q, Sewington, IS yes
lch Rev. Ebcnezcr Flags, Of Chester, GO yes
900 Hev. Samuel Parsons. Of Rye, So yesrs;
\ 1ercmiah Foge, Of kcnsinxt2n, 50 years
4 | 4tev. Huntington fot1cr, ol 1Ayo+ " Te11s,
cen The United rresbyteTians have felt Of
ear ed to drop their nlssion In China, and to
his tho property Of the beard in Canton.
OF -SeceaaioEB to the Evangelical Iutht
lter | Churrh a1e announced as having taken P
rec among the Catholic profession in Austria
lest consequence ct The infAlihiGty doctrine.
ord "a remarkable manuscript has been Il
leys in the Imperial Library Of Paris, bearing
LIN. MAY Is, l6G5, the authenticity Of whicl
81" vouched fo1, tna which seerns to estah(ls
tic's bitter tepugn4nce On the raft Of Louis n
dg- the dogma Of Papal iufsIlibility. The {
or ment describes N interview between the 6
.nch Monarch and the popes Nnac:o, in the &
tic;- Of which His Majesty raised his SIN, Glen
tiou his fist, and Threatened stil moro coBen
On | cumepte The p1oyocstion h1ying been L
Iou- Dhcit claiun put forth by the Suneio to in
hefo | 6lity. md superiority ovez temporal scvez
t1es- in teflt of bis mas.a5-
4Atin The follow appears IN one Of tne
ouel ish Ri1xalist journals
the "sF, suppose priest nay be ea.ea 60, IN ,s
n.SE. u viii be IN obtatulng holy OIL Is net aAo
u by Ut assen pnesss n5nd.1 y Nh - TnnIsdsT Is nn
- ~ hand, md It might be etcaS conseuieaSe M
one tn London would take the matter upr
range to provide = storc Of the holJ Oh IN
st to need. Yours, =. u. IL
lady -Half century ago, the duration
poot pAbtaszl oface In Massachusetts Avekak'
Il hy Seare- Il now sFernges nine yeAs.
n an -Tha NarGniA OF Butte has G1sen
stab evidence OF htn adhesiou to the Ghufcn
~ :; It establishment of new eventnX Papef n
|aoue ! don, devoted to the Catholic interest,";