, 1870-07-10
wore white cravat and very benevolent
Ence1 and III rcfitseG admission.

wore white cravat and very benevolent
iace). and wss refused admission.
y number Of The recent Episcopal Con-
delegates to thcse bodies to be communicates
-Ti-lops Smith, Mc1lvaipc. and tho l,to
| IifAop Hopkins, we're al causecE.tcd at THO
fame time and place, and It Was only the o.
der of the formal imposition Of hands that
| der r1ninea tEcir rel1tivc seniority. In this
way Hopkins Stood first. Suist, gcc59d, and
| Ecilvaiio third.
| AT ap:i-mass1svice IN st. ra1l:; C:lnr>h,
Nation, Oh:c on Ehisss,naar, tho great grand
father Q: the c.sfd, al biz ch.l!rea e.rc o,,c
that dioa IN inf-Hry. q! !.iS Sran'rhiltrcn ,nt
':kc srcat- grandfather. grandfather, father,
! l. ty and alt, had tho eau,c ;a-1c, James.
- Correspondent, in accounting for Rev.
3f1s. Van cott's power rs preacher. says that
s!e Is woman, and many. 50 from curiosity;
AID then she p7ays confidently, breaches Ike
enc expecting success, anil, whe1 eho IL
th5ouch in tho pulpit. g-ss into the consresa-
ton after sinners as t1nu:., sho expcctcI
| thtm to yield and sccl: thcir Savior at oace.
| - There il sect til North C1ro'ina Known
al tho Free salvation BAPTIST Assoc:asion,"
having iive churches, four preachers, aud two
hundred and ssxty.cight mamhers. They hold
to f<ct-wasl,ins, shouting, and open co,nuan-
I on
- The Church .Io7.rn1! charges that Bishop
4lcllrs1no lowered the ordnance Of c711..a:-
| CnE II his recent visitation tn 81. rsar5
CEu1ch, Columbus, Ohio. Thr 3:s!lo- Il. INC
time tcok occasion to say that it w.s no s.---,-
nent, and the laying on Of his han:l. iii ~.
thereby confer any grace They En- / ~. 10;
to him for anything beyond the ou.wa-t act.
accompanied b. hia prayers.
| In Huntsville, A!abasu,, t',cro hes h,en
Christian Z. ion for the last swo years, com
posed Of ministers nnd peoI!a OF the Nah
odist, Presbyterian. Cnrnbc-lanl rrcsaytAsi-
ar+, ard Baptist Churches, on the b1s:s nf
derrayity, tho atonement By tho death Of
Christ, the new birth br the agency OF t;ia
Holy Ghost, growth in grace By stcadfast per-
severance in wclI-doing, the resurrection Of
the hcdy. and a general Judgment. On these
| vital Truths they unite, regarding all other
things ~ noo-cesentia!. On this basis :hcT
think al Christians can unite, and Ill denou-
| national distinctions disappear.
| Tho new religious sect in New Jcrasr,
known as "Jehovah's B1n1" arc increasing IN
their e1ttavagances. Their exercises CONSIST
in shouting, screaming, whistling, wrestling,
inE over and over, until the wi,cic cousrs;a-
t:on is worked up to high state OF excitement.
] lie whole OF Sunday is spent III tl:csc cSer-
cises, with short inscrmissions for refreah-
1nents. Several wealthy, weil-so-tlo farmers,
ard substantial citizens have Joined t!,o7l.
|
oldest Baptist pastor i'll New York risy, is *aii
to he engaged in writing history of the E,p-
by the I!arpcrs.
"a correspondent of tho o'ser-r trre~1v-
| terlan) says. from recent personal iotnrcoarss
! with the eo-caltcl 'Refo7mers" OF Italy.
that it is their earnett desire "to t,r,'v ofr
tue yoke Of tho Papacv," aud to bring their
church hack to apostolic simplicity aud tho
truth Of tho Holy Scripture"
ttytn nnI,f-,r ~ ~ -
Hoston, permitted twenty-five Cati,,ll' Wit
nesses TO take the cath by holding up tho
regard r. cdi.ss.
Tho venerable c. G. Finney sta.el in tho
congregational Conference that lie anew the
!3eechers well: In ii- cl.ilahool Henrv Wards
father spent his life in controversy, and it
didn't amount 10 r.nch: an,t tho boys all 90.
s,ek OF it, a,a tie Gizlr, too, and they went su
the opEoslte extreme In this way le A.
Willingness to sympathi.p with tLpso who
h.li m'tound loctrina1 views.
AT baptixnG in the BAPTIST Churc! in
West Troy. New iurk. q stranger came for
ward and stated that tho night before hs had
1al!cn through 8 h0lc in the ice, and narrowly
escaped drowning, and was 80 Impressed with
the circumstances Of his rcscue that he was
led to repentance, and dcsiIed TO .,e admitted
into the Church on tho spot, iAv immersion.
which VAS granted. Tho Bartis:s consider
lEilip and the es,n,,cl.
Tho English baptist Onion l,as vo.e,1 to
farcr ncw trarslatinn Of tile Bible l1.- s:i4 H.
crs Of I'll denominations.
Il Minnesota preacher supplies niao
el'cretes, his circuit being ITO miles long.
1..st Year his entire salary was ?.13.6o
--Monsisucre capel writes 10 the Lonlon
Times as follows: 1.-THE contemplated re-
turn Of the MarItis OF Butte 10 the Anglican
communion, which yon have reported sr,,a1
the 'io1n Eu'', appeared in the coli,nns pf q
i,snsh sm,'; Journal az long ago as tbe mi'ale Of
h'cu,eA IT nnaorthy OF forms! coutratli,.-
ton. and trusted that its best refutation
would be that liz nAA but q few days pre-
yion,ly tpck.n publicly in favnr Of ia Eoati-
teal xo7arcs, that he Was about to send Iar4,
donation 10 ilc Pope. anil that it wa, will
the chnrch to wl,irl, lie had submitted after
long aud deep consideration. Iour cotenl.or-
aES IL lfesseI tn Ignore tlfesc fccte and III!
report Which has not the smallest fo:lnla-
top. Ihi: as the most ungenerous, Is It must
and cannot. therefore. promptly defcni l,iu,.
self. Had tue J.i,a Bull remembered tho
yoHnE Marquis was never member OF tho
Established Church. it might h1ye preserved
~ reliable authority wa. leading it astrav
Anglican communion" ;.
lit las already teen announced that tho
scheme for the completion Of st. paula, Icn-
tto''. ychlinenced by the late Dean NIilnau.
t'at lately seen revived, and il now helms.
Prosecuted with considerable yisor. A yerv
influential committee, cons1-ting not only OF
some of tie reading men il, tie eitv. hut Of
persons high iu Clinrc! aid state, an;l t1,stin-
I eNttff'i fos their knowledge and practice of
art, las been appointed, air! " now hard at
Wofk. pn'lic meeting il, furtheraEct Of the
the scteIne will l'c held al the yas.=:oa House,
nnceF tho presidency OF the Lord tfaror, on
Wednesday. the 18th ct July. when the B:shnr
Of l4olldon. tile Hishor cf Winchester, NJ.
Gladstone. Mr.. Gath"tnc Hardy, ana c.hc =.
have Promised to speak
/ 4 meeting Of an extraordinary c1aracter /.
announced 70 be held in I4oHdon. All who are
:" Interested III Tho reunion Of C.ristenl!ou'
are invited 10 attend. anil they Will be askc to
ai!sm the following resolutions
| J. lhat, In yirE If tht. Religious condition O.,
mankind, ni wtlam Over sHo-thtn,s m. still
nta'oth ana dt the grave scandal and difficulties
caused W tie unhappy liEIstNus o,t:. Crtsfians
this nit eit. dt*.1,s to rttar,l its roa;,y.i,.1 ~
IAe Ea:anaoant !mrortence u the relaina u East
aEd West r;li:id the rr.nacy auc.ct;r rccornixr,f
hE htdh alike, Rs well fer securing t1r Integrity AZ
| faith. - '''
: That Tic only adequate remedy fo- tho soelal
RualantLes for the future of EncIisi CtsIs,i,nlty
LIS ~ ntf rcshr1tinH 70 vl-tti. unity primarily
WIN the Churches nf the Western Pa.riarssatr
aE. then with the Eastern churches alsn
Lord Eliot will take the CHAIR anl tho
sTt akers will include both Anglicnns and Ko-
man Catholics. Amnng the naInes announced
ere those OF the Earl Of l.imerirk. 3Ir Low,ler,