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The welsl, language has not Yielded to
Nec:ion between Wales aud England Tho
EisEoI'o Of the Established Church in Wales
refuses to institute clerGymen nnac.1,,aiutel
Hi:h Welsh. aud are snI ported in their action
,y tie Ecclesiastical Courts. While English
i spoken throughout nearly all Ireland, Scot
uted IN it, primitive purity in Wales.
That old Baptist preachcr, Professor
Anapp, is making many converts III Spain.
but OF 400 prisoners il, the Ohio Ienitsn-
:iass onc-half have recently. under the in-
'"sefS Te e' Ffxss y 5s.n
adopted the Ierort OF cozcm;ttco discousas-
ing the exhibition Of costly presents At
weddings y fostering. spiEis 81 vanity.
\ members, and watch club OF ladies' and
| gentlemen, who answer calls for watchers for
| The sick.
-says the Methodist: ave learn By 4
cable despatch, received June 81. from, Dr.
Hurst, tha, The Germany and Switzerland
Conference, which metat Carlsruhe, Juue q,
hss cast sll ite te.-thirty- -uine--for lay del
eEaticn. Ths total affirmative vote OF tho
ministry ty' this addition reaches 4,9;G, the
fetal negative remains l.5s9. aud she grand
segregate becomes 6,5a5 fhtcc-,ouz,hs u
6,S3s is 5:M1, or Is less than i,9iG. the stir
\ native vote. This puts tue result beyond al
contingency"
Since Lu.hcr's DAY there has not been 70
| great STIR III now auoagst the German Cath,
clics- The seraratists Increase iA numl,ers, aud
! trcm bavaria, bohemia, Haden: and. vi,.i.,,a
try s raised asaiiist ra1al intal'ihility and the
rl.le from 1toule. The separation cf the Arnlc-
nian Church appeared, foftniSh: back, tn t.t
al accomplished fact. The feeling has no tli-
| rect theological character. Tie IogunH and
foims OF the Church arc not ssilel it il but
| the position o! tho Pope and the limits Of his
| power. Indirectly, however. the opposition
bas tl,c qualify Of revol, against ccclrsia-.i-
| s1l lelief. The tE.umenicnl councsknrofessc
I" he eb!e to lestslatc fuv nil ,ime. each pay
t:s,l'ar MI mher being inspired by tie HOLY
G!cet AMI thu Gcttuan Cltho!ict listi:rtly re.
| Gs:1iate such professions. They lcny :hs: The
| rHrcc * anything Of t:a::d Llama !; lie Is stm'
/! llS ;hH l:-:nl 1s-)ni,.
| --lr. L. T. B.fsuc, author Of tue thcetli:y
lsu,ing llis name, editor uf the >aa:1.TH He
r"z, a,!d for ...1'., years Professor Ill t!l. C1:i-
| v :,ity OF Virginia, j. about - Introduce q
| Theological Gel artnlrnt into lis E.rittc and
tranettr it 10 tie Methodist Episcopal Church
/ to mite. III I letter 20 the Elts .apt.t -NMt,-
!;st Dr.. E1ttl-,;e .lt 1lrrs lis .'urI with the
Wt-lcyan creed a,1s! his t.a--c.,t fsm dte asti.
cle~ oi the Anglican faith which were omitted
i, the fesuler Of Alrtlotsu1 il his - revise
I and corrected tliit!eu." Dr. Ie,lsoe la. hecn
l
o.si.1n III muck tie -;:1ue light i. wi.i,A Wesley
received it, not AZ new Church. hut a. I'll I'D
/ vance nsovrM sut i'll tho old.
| The Sw edeuss'rSians III Enslaud have a.,-
preached the InuiaT refarmer, Et:sllaio t'hu.l-
| Ger Sen, with All a..lress and MI elegantly
Lound copy OF Swedenbor1s theology. IL
lad the address to answer them nith courtesy,
| and declile At the eaa.c tuie conversion to
any eect in Euglsnl. lie declines to Assume
either that ever. thing in Englalnl il gool and
moral, Or that everything i'll I:a,la il bad. For
the Ert mr. yc towards tho am Iteration of tlr
| latter he reposes 10 revive tho ANCIENT pure
ilicisul :1il primitive riesy Of Hinlaoism ua>or.
r7i1Hsl.
| = Protertantism il gaining erou,l in Chill,
| S. A. III 4 church in Santiago. nssive C;4ii-
ian has just bccn otslaiiletl deacon. the tirs,
tIronS hs ccun.ry1nru to bear Office il a rro-
| testaEt CI.Gr.h Forty were preaant. 1,d tue
ministers participated i'll tic service.
The Boston Cuu;rs1atiomats: crie% out II
alarm: !" We cat.lsot help 1ocling that Cou+,rc
eatiouslists 1rc quite rcsrhing tie pu.eru,s5si
verge of p1orrio:y, to ray tac least, IN tl.<
manner in w1ich they ara to1eratiuS and tel
lowrhippiuE the omission OF distinctive b Cal
whistle d.cttiats .ru,n tie cTcels cf OH
churches. One Of our corresponding, III siv.
l iEg the detail. Of the recognition VI uaw
church, the othcs day. s,id that its creed was
formed OH the principle to which our chnrchea
are universally coming. that Any disciple Of
Christ has right Of admission TO any church
| VI NG1iel. we GElsltlllGSs &t Lue t!U1ty u LIE
statement Of any such uuiversality Of accept
ance Of that principle; aud wc take occasaoiI
now to cay that, in the Rense in wl1icl, it Wonld
lc most likely 70 he understood, NC Go hot be-
Eeye sueh 4 ltlnc;i'lc to be tolcsaLle Que en-
which to found church sction.'
The lsey. c. II. l1alcam OF Rhode Islari,
has lstely sent out circular inviting Eaptists
to rigu declaration Of faiti. il the general
baptist doctrines. hut allowing "cnslrc free
dem TO each church to d1 its own terms Of
communion" III saws that eonc thirty n;u-
is,e,s, nearly all Da7sists. inciuling one or TWO
college Presidents. aud four Doctors of Ii
sinity, have signed the paper.
| The Congregational Quarterly gives the
following statistics of Congregational snmi.la.
RES during the past year: In seven institutions
there were aio students. instructed =:
professors or 1ntots. Anlover had IS rlni!s
Chicago, 45; Yale. b Bangor, Is: Hartford
81 Sau Franci=ca, 5. There uere II seniors
At Nee1eran missionary meeting in Lon
den. Mr.. Cox. from China. sald " 1n all 1ul
rcamings III missionary a1sl cotportcur. have
the Roman Catholic priesthood had been there
! before me.
The lev. J.W. Cloke5, United rrcsbyteria1
minister At Steubeuvillc. Ohio, has been re
iuted \ certificate Of ministerial standing. be
cause br. Ekin, Of the Old School Freebyteual
Church. py vote Of his eesEou. assisted Ant
rastook Of the Lords Supper, at his conlsnuu
lur 1atle. Further. on leaving his r1esbyse-j
te join another, tction was taken expires .lliG .
wsut Of confidence in hlul ~ reliable On Churci
rchty III respect 10 psalUao1y.
-br. kroiel, leading Lutheran clergyman
cstiu.atee that if the Lutheran Church wcrs
euTrlicd with ministers 10 DO her work shs
would have more communicates than the re
united T7esby,e14n Church-slle alzeaiy uum
Le1e almost four hundred Thousand.
"A correspondent Of tho Pr. segterian. viii
La. carefully read the reports o. tho at Ties
ty.eriAu General Assembly, presents the fol
loring SUMMARY, which viii Interest many
OF the COO members Of tho Assembly. only /.
are reported a. having spoken =: all lcas.u'
451 client members. except that tea arc r
. ro>t<d, without na11e. ~ ~ member Hsia,
&c, Tie 1i6 speaking were AZ follows DE
Nusezavc. c. times; Dr. Beatty, 50: Or. Cfos
: l,.. 80: DR.. w. Adams, 81; Dr: Hatfield. Is
Tr spear, %; E1-icye1nor Pollok, %; V. E
Todge, 81: III. Ereed, t"s Mr.. kingsles. Is
D-. Fowler. 1G: Judge s:rung. 13: Dr.. Pax
| ton and Mr. Junlin tzeh, Il, three Me1,
: s.ss SPOKE each II, : members spoke each 10
:. members spoke each 2, ? members spok
cache, members spoke esch :, member
; spoke each !. 5 members s;'oke each G, !
> members spoke each 5. S memteza erokt eac
: /, II menbers spoke t.eh 3. = member
| " oke tsch 2 G5 Iaernters spoke each
: "A writer from Jerusalem descri bes th
! Ga1len Of Gethst:nane a. about istE-ni;4
? xasd- by dftv-fouf III size, containing ei&st
osive trees of great .ss. aud surrounded by
! s,t ne val eight feet high.
! The Nese7-zel,aag says: "A Geru1a
Archbishop who latsly had an A7d:ea:e wah h
q Pope took occasion to inform him OF the gor
c1al dislike felt ty Germans to the dogma {
. :1fa1libilty. This did not nake tie laast IN
G preston. Plus replied; u know these Gel
@ans: they think they know everything be
. ter than anyoae else; each Of them deaites
:act that Pas does not understand word
German, that be has nsrer been in German
and never read \ German book, eyen in
t1analasion- But be zesds vecillot and Ma
1 gotn, and, Esters to the Jesuits At least ths,
| lines q zeek."
in the Congregational Ministers Meetin
3 IN Dostau. Mass. htely, appeared hruth
from the West, who has Ltely left the Eapti
fold He WA introduced By another - o.
| h.J t.Yo o1,-A as.