New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

testimony OF own Bancroft who says AT the foot
Teisns Events as they pass away their great Original
prOclaim; and II you Will listen reyerenty you may
lance of departed time, perpetuay chanting glory 10
God with all the choral voices of the countless conSega
Even wars have been employed and overrued for the
discipline of those whom peace and prosperity were be-
bad the deyerance of the oppressed and for the
moyal Of barriers to the progress Of truth God gave to
the heaheu kings permission to lead His own people INTO
S3p for their e and TO e 4dm T SI
Aexanders victories, and Romes world-wlde sway,
rendered the triumphs Of Christianity more easy. In
the gates Of the Middle Kingdom to Christian inHu-
enGes The Tsxan Tar unjust also SrGgn! n unto ine
cried by reason Of their bondage what II the present
bayones by which the Popes temporal throne is upheld
nullify the decree by which il is sought to fetter the
progress of freedom In Italy and all lnds rebuke the
pride and covetousness Of kings and lift to greater
prominence aud power the cause OF republicansm IN
Church and State In this way, In some way, Will
Gods providence appear TO those who reverently OBJ
amtous and evil work together for good 10 those who
love Him. Let watch and shall sooner or later see
into the finished picture Of our Heavenly Fathers love-
"BAPTIsMAL IMMERSION"
The Rev. James Christal delivered an address
on tho sbove subject yesterday morning at the Murray
Hill Episcopal Chapel The congregation was composed
Of one reporter and three Because of the heat the
usus, sermon was dispensed with, and the preacher sub
situated short address, which atentiVeiy listened
W. heard nv the sTton The preacher remarked that
the Episcopal Church far back as the Reformation ha
tse other by sprinlxlng and before immersion came
generally in vogue but in cases OF sesolue nece ,
Church. and all and councils approved OF the
That the perse 80 baptized Should Re immersed three
times the Of the Father, ana or the son ana Oh
the Holy Ghost e e rup sba 1'f me ' prnst take the
child and irmerse il three times But pouring anu
desirable In the reign Of Elizabeth certain modihca-
lions made, but the dvihos OF the English chnrch
form of iumerson their ccchism they taught their
children speak Of the watc of baptism wherein they
heaveg itsc that immersion bad been, up TO within the
tenth twelfth cent urcs, the normal mode of baptism
advocated any other mode of baptism, 1t was plan %
him that attention directing to the subject ana u
was possible that immersion would be the recognized
form Immersion common In England until the slX,
ecJa century The cathedrals of Europe formerly had
and used them and three OF them are ueW In
the cathedras ~ Rome Verona, and floren,e;
Uhe preacher in conclusion said that he intended to
fou1d baptistry whore members Of the Episcopal com
mauty could If disposed, ENJOY the pleasures of the
ri, ht system Of baptism. 1t new idea snd the
Vssy to propagate therchurch to form 0ganiza-
tion. There nothing in the system which anybody
FIJI into eject the Te5ricl Of the church and che views
OF "a large section oftht religious community
I A NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
\ new Catholic Church is going upIn Cannon
ST. near DelanOeys., ground costigueus to the old
church This latter wooden structure, td TOO small
for the present wants Of the parish has served out Its
day. and WI ony''c used till the new church shall DO
finished wkich expected, will he by the LIST Of Janr
airy. The church begun i'll tle Ater end OF May,
the wSs several feet high Hhe dimensions
~ the churSn 1875 feet Iona by6s feet wide IRE
bUi ding will consist of basement the ground iosT
which viii ttAs church proper aud tier of gaDs
RES The basement will be OF stone work the walls 81
brick the windows and doors faced with stone trimmings
The front will beOf Philadelphia hriet, with tower of
the SAINT material faced with TRIMMINGS OF Ohio Stone
There will lpe,a roined ceiling Styt5 OF architecture,
Gothic The eetg cost will prOhahly'oe 100000 In due
time tOre will added paruehtsl residence, but tins
will beTnrefy5An after work. and does not enter ano
the pre- calculations. The present residence @ the
clergy No 1913 DelanCcyvst sIhe Rev. Father ai
McKeHna ia ,the pastor of tho parish, and 1t az to
his zeal and aeXeTtiOns that the credit OF Tx new
enterprise is mainly due. He jsaided III the adszllsia
ton affairs of the parish @ tSyo assistant priests
The besemenk Of the church will be used for sun
for week day services rOr the meeting OF 80
| cetiesy &c. $500 ~.,-
Ontlext Sun lay week JuyNt the cornerstone OF te
new church Will he laid with al solcmnty The very
Rev. stars, " g., will Ohoate on the occlTon ana
large of clergymen have been invitsI 10 AT
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