, 1870-07-17
.e,vices I, vii, I've taken f.om.one paxt Of

services II will I've taken ftom.o past o.
the country to another. where The hauo1A
Camp Meeting may be held and ehoala Ing
to England TO hold 4 camp meeting there, |
they vii take The tabc.pacle along with them
"A CongIegationsllst writing to the Chr4s~
{jan Standard desirea tho Introduction Q!
ritnallstic service into their puble WORSHIP.
congregation Joined IN tho worship. Judge
they did in the Apostolic Churches Why
sl,ould not wc2 Onr church eeryace, at pres
cr,. l. no church service Ut a1l on the part OF
the lai:y. We lit sill to he read to, sung to,
70 tc preached to, md, indeed, to he rrsyed
to- Would it not be = good pl1n II wo we're 70
resd, t. sing, to pray at least n''''' our
Professor Auztin Phelpa, in the Adronce,
e1rressea his belief that some OF the phenom-
eun Of spiritualism are really caused By extra
corrorra1 spiritual agencies. He reSess them
"A correspondence has passed between two
English Church dignitasies Of high rank, rels-
tive to the Church'a. duty ia the event OF y 1he
infAlhbilsty dogma being promulgated lno
Archbishop Of Canterbury (who is one OF the
write1s} thinks anything IN th: W. OF pso.es5s 5
that home should be left to promulgate or not,
~ to her may seem fit, a dogma Affecting hes-
eelf only.
The Rev. ]. AnEetei, An Ep1acophl Clergy
man, whose especial mission u 1s 10 prepare
been urgently advocating such REVISION Q!
the Niceue Greed adopted By the anglican and
| American Episeopnl Churches as will leaTe out
the .sGIteqt.e" ciause and lesye the doctrine OF
| tie procession Of the Spirit from the Fa:aef
and not al.o from the Son. This i the doc,
t1ine OF The Greek Church, as distinguished
from the Roman addition to tt, original NJ
| Gene Creed 4 circular letter sent By Afr. All
keten to the American hishops has been ao-
| swerel by seventeen of them. sl1 express
| themselves in favor OF the Amendment sl1
against it, aud five are non-commttA. B1saop
Smith, the presiding bishop, says in his reply ::
'tAnd oh. how much more profound ls my
astonishment and regret that anE OF tho
ministers Of Christ should be 90 en5rossed
with such questions ~ this. and such puss.li-
elect Of preaching Thirst and HIM ctuethed.
And = more dihgenf and faithful caro- for in.
mortal souls" In returning to the Church OF
England, Mr.. Ffou]kee, in order to avoid the
NECESSITY Of giving assent to the later form OF
the Nicene Creed. WIS allowed br tho BISHOP
to repeat it in the original Greek.
| -ihe following letter has been Addressed hs
the Archbishop Of Eanterbury to the bishop
of Ohio on the suhiect Of the Conference Of
Christians of all nations shout to be held in
"srnSE HoCsE, ST. PETERS,,
.TM.SET, .1ulle 9" ls:e.
"My DEAR BisHof: cannot 1tcelse if'lln you
formal stIteulcnt respecting the PROPOSED Gea'
t1 c.nisssnts o. Christians iFSn ~ e9uals. .!..,,
you 10 inform the President Of the meeting q tle
| deep interest which ! feel IN - rnrcsalnss
| You arc Aware that have never hecu memiFl
OF the Evangelical Alliance tiut u Is nor possible
far u hold the Issltioa Col has Ass.sal TO ~
in tEat church which has general, ''een seKai:.ss
as The hulwa1k Ut the reformation, without pray
ing for Gssss tsrec!ai blessing on y. earnest y
ioIts to spread th- grra. gospel d"ct1!nes whci 4 g
ue rsttmers stnncatr'i .rTst .ha. ~ 1Ie m ia" Eon
! DISCUSSION al New Yutk, ana that the solttiOu 9
the great social and religious questions oi wltc
tual intercourse Of ntn,!s accustomed i-tuany 9
them, to frrsc,a thrsf questions IN different q
e ha1 ne & Esont,es sy ssxfeu n 'nast s TIM
U when the differences which at efestht teha, u
much, to keep Christians asuEe!cs mas he Ealuta,
<1ncrnfy may b. a"e . unite, t1h o1twaf'!!y ~
: In fpirtf, Is my hearty prayer. nel'evt me 10 b
dear Bi=nor your ts41hfa' erotne. II s1n.t:
: ITO the Right Reyefenl Bishop MlIgainr-'
Two Koman Catholic missionaries hay
0 written book descriptive Of China and IL
r Chinese. In chapter on buddhism they gls
j. expression 10 their rutprise that it 60 closel
+ church Of Chri-tiapity: They found lare
s mo,aateree Of celibate monks, living a Ill
t which, 30 far II could he Judged from its e:
0 ternai aspect. WAS precisely tlat OF the rell
: ious in Europe. Ther found preaching frlas
pl1erimAges and modern mirscles. They ion,
y temples which 1t tue tirst glance might
g taken for churches. and ritual Which sea
= Galtsed and frightened tAem By its similarity
The ministrationA of the priest before the
l. tar The explanation OF these startling ph
j. nomena Which the missionaries gave 10 ther
= eeiyca was at once simple and complete. Iht
r eail it wss the work OF tho Devil. With u
h oz(fess object Of preventing the spread
1:onlAu Catholic Christianity in those region
: tLe IYince Ut Evil Ind tbs m1lce to in'en1
q. ca,itatuIe oE it, md THUS TO cEea;e Al ol'st
Al cie to ,s propagation FAR more ditfitultto Owe
ae cenlc tLa;s the most lnvincible ignorance al
tle most obstinate superstition
o. II hu1ch Union on the largest tcale ii nj
~ t.iue sought tof in England. The ina,igul
.. meeting W4H lcld in London o14 tue 4utl
NJ last mouth, and was numeroua!y attended
IT. clo1ey and latmen OF both the -angllca,l E
Roman Churcl,el, AUD by prominent mob
II openine speech that its object was Christi
u6 unity and Christian reunion Ill tie ono Casho
X Church, and its hope that, by bringing the
4 ferent branches Of that Church into conn
ctr ton aid friendly communication with c,
;,t other, tho asyexi.ies by xLieh they they ,,H II
ne tan uliiy be established. 1ha re=o
DIV 1ious adopted wero three in number \
". maj. GatLolic Clergyman, Who seconded {
Do Of them. the Rcv. Henry n. 0xenllaIn, urt
ISL | that, however AuUbefa might pfepoA0eEate
the opposite scale. the IaIge:minded aud
r." erzl mcmbers ot his Asha Roman Easao
1lE Church, ulo we're anxious 10 SEQ unity
,rd x,orcd il Clristendon,, were all upon Lis Vi
he quoting ia succession the recorded opinions
Io Metz, Lamentlnis, Muller, Montactub'
les Laeoraaare, Dupanloup, Datboy, strctesras
ck~ Czat1y, Mores, anl Dr.. Newman, in favor
:ap drawing together tho scattered elements
3ye | Christer41uui instead Of driving them
icl, into e,lll ,uere hopeless state ot nso'ai
WI than ever; aud Ao wound up his speech
Ehe urging OF all, wht tber Angllcans or nenl
AXE of the Roman Communion, to lose no OPT
- ,u,,ity Ut pra.ius aud laboting Tor the 6
,sh cid wl.ch all wLo weso present had 90 nj
e1~ ut heart