, 1870-09-25

axes over tbs dc1d h1yc become ancn nW.:
eanees IL liverpool; that tho Catholic NsaaI
,bem altogether, under the severe poualsy, Of
refn.!ng the rites OF trria1.
Tho North Ohio Methodist Conference, b.
a.coneiierable msfr,ity, has, after long dts
cnsalon, reafinnea It's last years Eule requiri
"A good newspaper authority In London
the John Bul-at1tes that '44nesotfations = hare
tnkcn plsce between certain authorizes In the
chu eli and leading dissenting ministers, which
may ultimately result in IT,. latter, With tho
Bishops lIcense, being aAoxed to p1easa.s . 81
we'll Is selected lsyasn, i1 church Rulpite: 49,.
"A Roman Catholic newspaper y an
n9un:ed in France uith the lite Of the Dhris-
tian Era, the object Of which T. !" to Insist on
tic introduction OF religious liberty into the
Catholic Church, and ita Alance with the
genius OF modern timea."
Dr. Herman Adler, Of London, in his lee
tufe on the Jews. adntts with pleasure the
Tory OF England, that " the D1itish tin mlnes
ea,ny @,,niy s9rT!ied the glorious Attainment OF
Some Of the clergy Of the Church OF
England are taking the revision Of tie liturgy
tccleslassica1 authorities.
Every Rrs.lan soldier Is obliged by Law
10 pastake of ihe Sacrament ae least once
yenr.
The Free sre,hodists, at their conference
IN New York. recently, passed the following
resolution: Resolrfd, That We regret the
growing tencency Of women in the worldly
community, to adorn. themselves with such
useless fripperies anns yanities IS usually
come under the name Of trimmings, such IL
lace, f1inGes, braids, emhEoide1ies, strips OIL
velvet, and other nouseEs;.al Eewg1ws, \,
setting bad example 10 Christian nations
~ - fnta ~
The United Brethren are experiencing one
of the inccnyeuieucies of that Intervention OF
the church, in its ecclesiastical capacity, with
the ataite Of everyday life which has formed
one Of the strong grounds Of accusation
against Romanism, but to which the Protest.
yearly more addicted. At their last annual
conference, it seems. the United Brethren
TOOK extreme ground in relation to secret go
| cietfes-a fertile sautca Of controversy among
certain western religionists. Tie first resnlt
Of this has been the prompt secession to the
together with several ministers and neighbos-
ing congregations; and a general imitation OF
| the secession il Anticipated throughout Iudi-
] una and other S,ates.
---Twenty-eight Catholic Professors OF the
unise5sity Of Munich, comprising all the
have signed joint declaration against tho
'ecumenicsl character Of the Vatican Council
aud the doctrine Of infallhility. The theolog-
zeal faculty of Tu5ingen, Wprtemberg, are IN
accord with this Increment The German
Bishops also sympathize with it. 4 cores
pondence IL now going on between TITO Ger
man Mahopa and Canon Liddop, Of London,
Of the Episcopal Church, in reference to COM
bincd action.
The Jt4ossh Messenger, tho leading Israel
ito organ in this country, strongly protests
AGAINST the funeral pomp into which the Jewa
EavA f%1f Suta~
them to- return to their former simplicity in
the conduct Of burial SERVICES.
Tho Rev. Joshua D. Bradley, who has
| come to New York city from England,
to establish the "st, Sacrament Mission" i"
ridce" and % .corporsl worRs 81
mercy" for the poor, finds that the
High Churchmen to whom he has appealcd do
not very Iberally sustain him, rs be has &C.
cu1ed the guarantee Of only 81, 900 a year for
tho mission, including this support of himself
ahu o. ,asa; aaotheF clergyman. The fact is, that
city. including the Church Journal, while
supporting High" notionson Church author-
81. are opposed to the extreme OF Church
In Mr: Geo; a1iller's last report, he BAYS
phtns he has received Ei67, 900, with which
nearlE 19. GOO children have boen taught il.
the schools, and buildings erected, at ! cost
OF E1l5.U01 to accommodate 2,050 orphans;
Dur1ng the past year ass orphans have been
cAred 10. IN tue AAhley Downs Orphans
Houses.
Bishop wilborforce, of WiEcheeter. 1t
late visitation at Jersey, tsbuled some OF the
cltrev TOR wearing black gowns when tber
should baSc worn white snrplice., He sad
clereyncn should obey the rules oven in small
| matters.
The Rev. Mr. Bradley, OF The Orators Of
s.. Sacrament, thus 7lseoursed to reporter
OF the Sew York Sun: a What il knowp ts
extreme lntualism will have no place in this
| oEatory. Tho ntes observed will not la ala1,-
! taiions OF modern Roman Catholic uaases. but
| in strict accordance with the traditional old
English use, commonly known a. the Sarum
use. ~ far as others are concerned. who DO
not ssmpsthize with any attempt on our part
to re.toye tho faith and pioua usasea OF Aros-
tolic days, I would with very kindly to remind
them that this L merely private osatory-in
no sense 1'at!eh Church or chapc.-ani tha:
no one IL At all compelled TO- come. At least
let onr enemies Ut .such there bel refrain
| from rs, and let us alone, for il this work be
o. nen it will come to naught, but If it be OF
God they can not overthrow it, (Acts v, IL, J
| For ourselves We intend Il know my bretLten)
to stand Or fall in hearty allegiance to The
church Of ear baptism. and an ,honest and
oren belief that. in the words Of the author Of
tho fwenty-eishth Article of Religion, the
WoEds alRo Of bishop Jewell, Of famous NON.
osy. In the sacrament His very body ie pres.
ent really, that is to cay, indeed, substanti,
ally. tE1t is to say. in substance; and cnryo.
really, carually, and naturally; by tie which
words is naeant that HIS very body, Els very
after cerFores1, catnal, or natural wise, but
inyisibly, unspcakahly, supesna.urally, spifit4.
ally. d.x!uely, and hy way unto Him on15
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