, 1870-06-19
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

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t festivals; lotteries, tableanf, aud privat
theatrcn1a.
. Tho other day, in speaking Of the trial,
. which he esgeIieneed froq 2 the Opposition
lSoS gS r9p9 tf as sl shn,a s1es,9 Gfis. H.
, His; but ue h,d bat ono Judas about Him
| about mo ths 70 ara scorca."
. Tho Iowa Dsnd OF Congregational cles
gymen: who .came 70 Iowa twenty seven ycars
cept1on Of three deceased, at the General
Association, in Davenport, last week
; There ia q new Kind Of religion in Floridn
Tho Fey West Despdtch contains notice over
The sgn,ta;Es 2, "sam; !; &C. c: p.stes q
Chuich." This. it appears, was formerly .
Christian church; but the notice SAYS It has
been resuseitatcd-" It is under tho 4<entirc
control and discipline of its white member
white congregation" are advertised for the
benefit Of ~ those who have heretofore object
ed to worabiping with US, on account os a
mixed congregation" There ia probably a
select heaven or other p14cs provided for the
followers Of the White Baptist gospel which Is
Tho dencEal Assembly Of the Established
Church of Scotland has voted. by al to 6a,
TINT it would prefer the abolition Of lay pa.
tronaGe- Thereupon, the Duke Of Argyle
writes letterto the Moderator, declaring that,
as ono Of thu largest owners OF church patron-
ago in Scotland, be is willing to surrender it
all, and shall regard any compensation that he
may receive as . fund to bs bestowed upon tha
church
The support Of The Bishops is becoming
question Of interest in tho Methodist Episcopal
Church Their support is now derived from
tho profits Of the publication business, and
this is objected TO as requiring the keeping up
Of prices, and thus contracting the circulation
Of Methodist literature.
Earl Russell said 1t a public r1cet;np. at
sometimes think that there is a Einlet 1t work
at the bottom Of the Church Of England.
| trust the object OF those who are using it will
be defeated, but cannot help thinking that it
hehooves all men, not only dissenters but low
church and broad churchmen-au. in abort,
who do not belong to the ritualists-to be
Eatchful in all they do, and take caro- that this
lrotestaut country ahau retain its Protestant
Hiole, It's Protestant tesehiug, its Protestant
.sa .ehoois, and eoutinue to bold its rank Among
| The old parish Bible which for over con-
| tuT lay IN the pulpit OF Epao1th Church,
England, and from which Row Samuel Wealeg
and Ma son John Wesley, the founder Of
Aethodlsm, preached SO long, hiss Just come
Boo1s Of pT Fon e9e 4erEe WSo o1.
hibited il to the Methodist Episcopal pfeach-
e1s Meeting. Tho documents witch ten its
anGent histgrT accompany It. It was present.
ed " a1r. Ward, ono Of the Trustees Of Ep-
Woi1a G9nlen, to Key. Ar. Aiken, + successor
MI T.
Georges Stephenson, Ten-moan Methodist
antiquarian, Of London, from whom, through
Phillip PMnips, Esq., Rev. Mr.. Boole recently
l,urchhsed it for $500. Mr.. Doole designs that
II shall go into the library OF SOHO Methodist
college in the United States, to bc thcre nrn-
served for future generations, and any money
that he may make on it is to 20 to the msintc-
nance OF his Water Street Mission. Nj, Dan
lei Drew has made m offer for it, aud other
college men arc looking aftcr it.
-E1orts arc being made to rzise $1,000 as
gift to Bishop kingsley's family, who arc
left in moderate circumstances.
Tho Sustentation Fund, raising by sub-
scrpt'on for the disestablished Irish Episco-
pa Church, Of which two contributors have
Tho Southern Methodists propose toadopt
the s9na1e1n Quarterly ::s their organ, under
the editorshlp Of 4. T. BAalsoe, IL. D. p.rtv
politics will be eliminated from the Iser,e,o,
and = th%eG1oEieal b der:tment substituted. 49,
to the Christian Leader, saying that Amasa
n. LYMAN viii bc elected President OF The |
Reformed Mormon Church. He is represented |
to be very able man, but one who has been |
t; aep1 4t, Iy brigham Young in obscnry in South
1ir. Barnum regards tho movement IL a
very strong and promising one.
-Ihe ReE. Edward Husband, who has como
PACK aealn TO the Church Of England, after
short eojourn in the Church OF Rome. in e1-
a,lhor33r to rr;to H.. eass US Iorce3 by
the Church Of Enr,and P"Tp.nel am ot Wy ts 5ets
"1ite Why left tho Church Of Rome"
The American Missionary Association de-
hles utterly that Thousands Of dollars havo
snry. and then nerre-te, s ta '9tu Won .nen tsea,
prcpseandisu. as chsIScd j., ~ ,',o onsanonai sneS
paragraph headed - Taptists Beware th,t
has been published conspicuously and anony-
mously ms.I in every Baptist paper but ono in tic
~, r. Johnson ~ Hcr,3or r., A..
cross dogs hinder the Gosnel n that cnnntrr 49,
by keeping the minister aTar from fam;I;css'
AWAY, OF sends sorTaat 10 mari ss arsinst me Hos
it is an encouraging sign. e@ 70 'A'AAo' '''
The Grand 2:atIoI;c Cathedral IN bo br;,t
n London wiil riTal St. Pau!s. and ID Vii Nj pua he
,mong the moet magnificent ecclesiastical {
structures in the world A portion 81 tsnd ~
he vicinity OF Ycstuuinster Ahbov hsa baan :
purchased for ubout c55O. ON III o1tant - ;
,etweeu th1es and foar acres. and Tho nrco - !
aid to be extraordinarily low tor such tract i
. the centre Of London. Largo contributions
OF the edi1ce have been n1ade b. nc1nbcra ~ :
hc Ensiish nobility, md the sfsnr11is ~ n,fa | =
Eil pay large sum annuailr nntiI Il =; :. n nu.e
'leted. ~ -sA-' :
The noston Methodist Theological semin- &
ears. The first wear ihero were ~ 10 stn1nta
no second a, the third 50, making It the Iarg.
st in New England except Andover' Th@ ns I.
cts Of tho Institution hare Increased from O
IS 900 to 600, 600, OF which a1o{1, flAo Was n
iyen BY 1eaac 1ticl Esd, 81, 900 by Hon. Leo u
1sflin, SIC, ,O0Dbv Governor Ciaf1in. ami :; G1o
> Hon. Jacob Sleeper. The sem!nary is now n
repairing to erect new buildings. md Is1,c Il
ich has offered to nut M a lmiklnT IN cosI ;.
ct leas than 800, COO, II other friends wouiI I,
aise as much more. Toyard this NJ s. II i
ohnHon, Of Lynn, promises slo, ,000 and GOV. n
NOR Clntiu and Hon, jacob Sinener c.ch d
), o00 more. F
Pope Plus X. will conmence .ba tro,t- q
fth year Of his Tontifir,fn m .Tnna - Ts n,
ition gives Is yearu. > months .nd 7a.rto - h
10 Poniidcate Of St. Peter. and tbe Tom.D d
roverb says thlt no Pope aLatl SEQ fhe ve.1s d
cp before that tmif is Te.cfad s --tis1 . ~ y ~
I tho 2i.h OF August. 1871. "-Ae1 WIZ 10 II II
The National Svnn.l ~ tha n,..l, - =,
>1ned ChnrrI, have i,oon H. sas,;c1, u1 tso- -.
rk. The Foreign Mission - recsints H. ~ Ne% =
nd the Home Ho.r1 G.s ~. uInN ~ SJ2.yVe;
hese debte, which haze e1;ate,, u -, ,0,i. 49,
ears. are a etrnnv src,,nna,t ~ -: ~ soeio
10 ifcsbyterians Thn 49, ~ a.aea al.oa WIN
mon by en]orrinr Al the;r late assarS;3r aseo
heidelberg Catecbisn' 'A'o A7s'@1pts lne
ollegea and theoior;c.1 % sn1n;nar;s ~ inH eoan
,ademics and femaie sru1ina1ies 17,oaa uesl',e -
lstitutious have o5o rrofassns. aAees
udenta, Of whom SG, p arc stmde ;n1 4uH ~ e'n9o
Einistrv They also contrn1 iE na-;66a;s, ~ eue
1pplffheir {, ,5a7 m;nisters. IL ia chGr.1,,,a "
,e geucral orrani-s ta,a aa1 ~ o.
-The Dcia9o-e n;vnS MI MI Ss.p1t,y2t1
seociation. in Pennsrtr,n;, - aL, naptIat
ceed to missicns and tar.2,eraSan ~. Suu'nSs p op
~ formeI in 1sa5 ~ fa!ps at. ahes soaeuss,
,out 45o 1nemhars' ' El iHut I'll, chn5ches . with
,urches s;th eersc ~ ncmha,l n iss5 tneso were
~ n-e1,ea 80 ~ eaaostS. 40" toaf OF the
.ea hnt siso ~ s.as, eAsc., and n INC remaining four