, 1870-04-03

| fRthfn1- md no,r r -..d 49, =: ,.. ~.
| fonnd,t!on fo- 80 49, ~ 4ssAnS Ho
ChansI Al Hss-st.n, ~ .4o1. ~, ~ lse Wesleyan
caTitv benesth nns - tbe * 49,. W. aopesl!n ~
| eofFG 1;oca - ~ - y. eaa ntoues VI ot I1a
h,;r ~ ~, wa.Ias ~, 11o loc1 o. me
-a.;ao,,t soru s,,sta. - N' a; dassings, the
I - ~"...;..aa ~ n.iutoeo tne sENetAtora,
go, liz SiaDancauent Will enthu-
m,5;, p,;,,;.
! h1p uuups leeens!} helu an - evening
~ 1871 Hs ois ~ ne Maser street Mission
! a.omI He. 1ofA, tne room ec1nS deueely
| 0o"oea viz F!oetlsEtes- thaeves, and the
| worst class Of such People. During the even~
lhe Is many as forsy AsGdalcas rose for pray
efS On the LIMITATION OF the siHgaF.
The Archbishop OF York, On the su5ject
o. o. Ilbte rtr*or, IL recent address. admitted
slsion, i would be wrong to iascspoee tho
slightest e5s.1cie to its accomplishment But
4 he denied that there was any suck necessity,
| and hc Pointed tut til. Tact that in tho event
b composed not only Of Noncon-
for1niss. as wen ns thn1rhuen, but
of men Of oproe:ES sentiments c1, the
fundamental doctrines Of Christianity, It
must CONSIST Of laymn - well ~ clszics, IN
cluding men some OF whom would perhaps
contend that all Nessianic texts ahould be e1-
plunged from the Old Testament, because uze-
| determined to exclude all predictions of the
| coming Of our Lord, asl others who would
for example reject the Gospel Of St. John as
1 EGOI1QAS, DfE3fEA 4Q&E ItpSG&l EfSCQS III the
! way OF tieir preconceiyed views OF our Ior,rs
! peiton. Out Il such machinery no good re-
| cults could ta expected. for Il thn mainrity
| succeeded in Carrying through \ revised YER
| sion such 4. orthodox critics might approve.
| Tho minority would at The same moment pro
| duce tleir ;;sal version. viii which they would
| disturb lie minds Of The neonIe. Tbs Arch-
1 Liahnn saied Il II gas deaifsbia to subfect 10
such an anhzllowed anatomy the Eng glsh Bi5le,
whose fAuI.s were 40 trif;uT md unimportaut.
I Z y
aclnnkle,irei
-The FSce,uan !. Journal Nouan Catholic,
TINS internrcts the recent raual hull acainst
the Feuian organization: ssFenianisu Is coz
demned by ths hte papa1 nromulcation NOT
foE its plofesscd object tha restoration Of
iriah sutonomy. even Sv onan WI. WHEN tha
cncasion urcssnts ard cre.ter ev;is ~, not
nalpabiy "a IL bxought On peonia hy Tho a.
tempt, than those tiev arc suffering. Fcnian
ism Ia conilcnued for ita tDethods These
have been such a the Catholic Church hss
Av4ys condemned The first promoters of
Fenituiem, Stephens and O'AIahnasy. nteu1reJ
themselves for their work by an aHiia.ion with
the accursed Ca.bonAri- In that couci]isbuluu,,
We knew that private assassination for dis.
obedience to orders, IS the sacrament Of dis
bolical union. Private assassination, 50 Ab-
horent to the principles OF Catholic. Irishmen.
hss stained the track Of Penianiam- This the
Catholic Church condemns. The Fenians have
broken up into fsct;ons. one xcniDst anothar
md 70 On doing 80. Ttis is a mary thst th.,
arc not going 10 do anything deserving Of
praise They have dclnded honest and h3.ye
Follows into false movements, resulting in thair
imprisonment. They have intetforel witt the
without rational hope OF AFFECTING anythina
beyond the disturbance Of the peace in petty
WAVE. This is tacaiuat legitimate government
not meaning the Eng1ish rule, but the naish-
borhood being OF the Irish people,
The Rev. Dr., Thomson (Unitaranl. OF Ia
413, Mana tv$ = $Irt y. I1,ysn
azinc, computes that OF the 2l3 Unitarian pas-
tors in the land, about forty arc Free RELIGION
lists, while some fifty moro sympathize more or
1oss with that movement. He l. quite decided
Parker and his school have no proper pl.ce
among Unitarian denominationl literature;
and declares that there " il IN obvious absurd
ity and disqualification " in any attempt 10
make the American Unitarian Association the
medium for their circulation.
The Rev. NJ. Copeland, Unitarian uinis-
ter, advocates union with tho Universslists
"a ~ imperative necessity-that united theso
two bodies would Weld An influence that would
tell with wonderful effect in tho spread Of lib
Churrhes a. working in concert, aad concludes
that u Cnita1sns and Cnivcrsalists cannot
unite for ChristAn work they are more secta-
rlan than any other sect in Christendom
About 1000 Armenian Catholics, headed
pe eog Roms h.1s sess q lat
..,,o,,,, r. -, = ~ etu.t eAe.eoAEAt
e.!Nf !onf toSnl, ana on recent jese day tho Pa
...1;a. asu III ~ pe Pl9teGted " fout hundred
PonGe. lney tmok thc rope u asserting too
~ Mnsn power. 4 telegram dated home, March
~. statea tnAs tna AltM y expected from Con-
s.t. seAt!-9upie - VI An agent OF Al i,achA charged
~ Ge,n ~ ~ concessions 70 calm the agita-
s.ou ~ rM II :nueHans, caused " th9 infringe
nc'is ~ taen pfssneSeh by TIC fapal Court.
,oa ~ ~ spusgeoe, the great baptist, IN Lon
GU, esnl,, - ostt Gi sL1T! ~ 70 MS commnMcants.
s;a.,,. ~ sIasen ~, 4mts me fecords OF ad.
1Iai asssn ~ .us enntcu, " clssntsslon to other
s1itt ~ auA .eseption from them, arc kept
w,,iI.+ VII 'ne p1semiou o o. mefeha1ts books:
t,rnis Mrse easa menpeI 9! .he GhuEch has set Of
MI !. ,oa nnn.i '1ehe.s; ~ fsaaS perforated
,anaa a9ee ~ p,.a.Gu, ~ M'e .! WINCH NJ OF she ~
,nn,,l, - ~ 'sst st. ~ aoa pus - she plase each
~ T1Ua, ,,,,,,;o ~ nst Htessnte ~ Inc ofulnance
f,;,rn. rea., !. anea ~ ease o. nesleet oIo1 moral
est. ssnsI'g ana eAcom:munleanon,
.,,or .n,., .ls au'en'iats 1afe Just hela
@ .ncu ATlua1 M meesIns ~ na1tie crock, N'chi-
San, , tue GenetaA tonieFencs Las representa-.
ives ives isoG niieen OF tne omted States aud
show th,t tha-s Ann 800 s1saataea aln Feposts
chr,,has ho1nnriy, ~ ~ ~ 80 utbAaLSta
son ~ 49, ,.as ,s5 .n1 uetuuason, N, Aua
rort ~ ti, -. se sen.o p'eE, :" tnc lsaona
Holh u tlt CAusS. 1.4Gn member pLeuKeS ITO