, 1870-06-26

, RELIGIOUS IHTRI1daEE0E-E
juno as-seoond ,suadap altar Trinity
| John ind Paul, naartytAR, C),
June g-Feaas Of The Sacred Hsart Of
june 2s-Hga Of S. Peter and Paul.
1FeeHas 5aae 5 So = peter Gpis.,; IS. Peter and
Paul, Apoas1es {R. o)
June -CDmlntnoration OF St. Paul q.
l|nly s-yi=itatiua Of tie Blessed Virgin
III Lfhs 5sacr, Presbyterian General AS
that U:-.s': w. "popish,'' aud" Canposllits"
baptisEa =. .'.:a!id.
"A Jew il. -. nterey has bought for 95 900
gold. ono OF .us finest Jesuit churohea in
Monterey, md given II TO the pzotes:snls woF-
The Nsv Jersey Epsoop.l Convention is
the first religious body in the country to intro
dues tbs rnfu1m Of minority representation.
Each roter can vote on his ballot for Is many
pezsons as are to be elected, or be may give
Ae sasne number Of votes for any ons Of the
GaQQ0xTE4- a O184&t1EQ40 u1llM1tJ Ha6 tA9
occasson OF the changt.
An Incident yety strange IN Ja1nsics and
rare Anyxha1e tn The Episcopal Church oceur-
red l1tely IN Kingston. Three children Of Bap-
dst paronts. nov grown mp, wished. on Joining
St. Michnal's Church, to 10 immersed. Tho
rector, MI. Pierce, consulted the Bishop, who
said g. there eould be no objection to it, and
the immersion took place, The Episcopal
church in Lexington, ky., has built 4 bap-
tsteEy in connection With their house Of Hor-
shp, for the purpose of administering baptism
BIZ immersion.
The minority in tho Methodist Book Com
mittee have charged the = supplement-" issued
By the -adrocdte In defenca OF the Book Con-
ccrn with containing many falae statenents
and Misrepresentation, aud have ssked that
subcommittee be appointed TO learn who il
Responsible for iesuing it, and what action
ahould be taken in reference to the oflcial
conduct OF the person responsible for issuing
it. DR.. Curry replies that he is the man, and
holds himself responsible.
.-Ch,Istion Bork reports "a, ,es7, $50 raised
thirteen societies, al,777 $50 for home mis-
sions BY twelve societies, 93o4 900 for Jewish
missions, e235 G30 for colonial and continental
missions, and S521, us for educational societies
tincludiDG fees). The lAlEest receipts arc
5sl SIS for The Bible Society liaelnding s.les),
sodetaes in Tho feasoxins order: Wesleyan
Missionary. Church Missionary. Propagation
Society, and London Missionary.
--Froude, the historian, wns lately prevent
ed becoming candidate for Parliament By the
fact thst he once had taken clerical orders,
although be Immediately Afterwards rptiTed
from the clerical Office but Law, which IN
attempt is making to repeal, makes all clergy
men ineligible to civil Offices.
Tho prospect Of disestablshneut in Eng
land is becoming less distas,efui to the Church
there. The Ritualists generally desire il. Dr..
Pusey SAYS there Is everything to be hoped
from 1t and Rev. q. P Liddon+ said to be the
most popular preacher in London, insists that
nothing should be done to hinder it.
-Snteen members Of the Council Of the
English Evangelical A1lianct-tncluding DR.. r.
s. Candlah, 4. Kinnaird, DR.. A. Thouosou,
aod R. c. L BevAn, the Tre.surer-have 70
signed on account Of the refusal Of the Alli-
ancs to condemn tho views OF Rev. T. r. DAi-
ley, smother member Of the Council Of the .l1i.-
! ance, who believes that the lue. @i1L endure
'oe:1s M1ns ' Methodi.ts of Cold Spring, on the
Hudson, have recently erected . neW church
editice, and dedicated it last week, under the
name q tbs "Grant Methodist Episcopal
I. Church"
The Rev. Dr.. Ever, of Christ Church,
New York city. will not return from Europe.
Il is said he will take charge OF a Rtualistic
church in England. Before his departure be
M.s presented with = check for ss,ooo, and
The Kilbourn City CSis.} Airror states
that one Of the most respected citizens Of that
place has been expelled from the Baptist
church for belonging to the Masonic order
and Odd Fellows. Good Templats, and MEM
| AT Dr. 1tng's church, New York. last Sun
day. Nine. Parepn-RosA sang HCoue unto
Him." from The Messiah.
.-FtedeEck MarquAnd, OF New York city, has
given the SUN OF e5o,ooo to the New York
Union Theological Seminary. carrying the sub
n tHht cam
Mr. G. H. Dickinson. Of Fairport, y. T.,
recently deceased, gave, just before his death,
s10,OcU toward The endowment OF Obe1lin
Theological Seminary.
Tho Rev, T. De Witt Talnage and wife, Of
New York, left for Europe in the Jura, on
Thursday week, The congregation ACCOM-
Tanied him down the bay in = steamer charter,
ed for The purpose Dodwosth's Is Band znishing
tho mIsic. air. Talrnagc's church made ap-
pf'atlon Tor travelling expenses, Increased the
furnished Mrs. Talmage d purse Of $500 As
''rin money!
Tho Fourth National Camp Meeting Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church, '.for the promo
! tion Of holiness, will be held at Hamilton.
Nass., from Juno q to July /.
| Mr.. Franklin Phillip, OF Boston, Asserts
that, IN conversation with him, 3Ir. Dickens
avowed himself Unitarian, but expressed
great reverence for the Episcopal ritual, and
said that he should attend the Rochester
Eng.) church, ii persons could only leave II.
ter the service, and not be expected to remair
and hear sectariAn sermons-
-Lettela from Prague say: .1The anti-Ro
nsn movement is daily assuming more. con
siderable proportions in Bohemia, and ths
clergy are beginning TO join earnestly IN II
CARDINAL Schwarzenber6 is receiving letters o.
adhesion on all eides. The clergy Of tho dio
cess Of Czas1au have sent him 4 message In
/ viting him to per.evere in his conflict ,aKains
papal infallibaliss. The German canons, Huf
| NHyo faf& fnS
identical mission"
bibles are bang sold 1t 1ttxd each in th,
Exhibition 1t g.. Petersburg, nnd It is asee1tei
that the Innovation has been introduced 1t u,
Instance Of the holy Synod, in imitation o
the English Bible Society, whose success ha
of late caused some envy in Russian cleric1
circles.
Tho Senate OF France has recognized til
equal rights Of Protestanta and Catholics 4
the army, By requesting the appointment 0
Fgnan.
n-,A return has just been made in the Britisl
Parliament Of the number OF registered place
Of meeting for public worship in England r]
10 JAnnary I, 1870. Tho total Is 17,5S3, be
81 England, which number ISIS. OF the reg
Uttered places, the Wesleyans have the larges
number, $3.50. The Primitive Methodist,
next have $, l26. The Independents, or Con
EegationaIsts, have "a; Raptists, 1919
| AtoI4AA SaI40HE1. po5s 1Eeeu3tElaAQ9s Ii, II
three congregations; Cnitarians, los, &c.
The London Record regrets that the BishoI
Of Rpon, called By eminence "the Protestant
bishop" Ia the only Bishop who voted in faro
Of legAlixhg the marriage Of nan With hi.
,rife's eister.
The LIBERAL ch,issian has an ed;tozia
this week upon Rev. ]. B. Dunn's Ee1mon
preached In Boston last Sunday evening, OF
tho life and character OF Char1rs Dickc,rs. Ths
: sermon was 1enunciatery OF much OF Dickens
life and character, and the editorial criticise.
i strongly, and closes with the statement tia
| if 1enunciAtion Of such men OF genius, 70
| formers, and humanitarian toilers goes on
aud such people rs Mr.. Dunn shorll t!ictce;
| like Charles Dickens and Percy Dyss!le SncI
ley, Theodore Parker and Calico, Nasgare
, Fuller and Hypatis, Goethe md Plato, n
: somewhere together outside Of heaven, vltl
sprita Of kindred qualities. while inside thcr
are only such people as John Calvin aud tn
nGots OF AL the ages, it may be question
whether all this Is likely to make eFeryboi
very An1ious to get to heaven.
The Episcopal Convention Of Indian. ha
.. endorsed free churches.
The proposition made 1t the Jubilee meei
. . ing, IN Chicago, to complete the CoDsreHs
tonA organization by m annual or triennia
. national conference, il meeting With geue1z
favor.
During the past rear, forty thousand pei
: kon1 were added to the communion Of Ii
Southern Daptist Church.
> Tho Prot<stdnt Episcopai Churehndn COZ
. tends that the daily church scryies is calcr
lated to produce two eyile-hrnt, 1t dlminIshe
; reverence for tho Sabbsth; second, 1t undo1
mines the habit Of closet and family prayer.
Mr.. Charles Morton, \ cne-krmed sotdiel