, 1870-03-27

tN07h A444 RAEBQ nor 10 1lAkd lt
nme sd' hsid, u don't knor rhether I can, but
uen ND directly suggtated TO the gentler
sns Nv ne[e si1.coruescd, aud not A.e-oornerpd.
na5n n .heJ tsh sheI,a be; This ~as ooueeted sha
half \ dow NV, congress secnpted i ND 1of
eonrae at nth al it, national days, hArins, Of
~ s5Ee aaaistance. This lsdI vaa also
% ~ .ue q @ @cAypole, enc Of the 1irea1 desoen-
RELIGIOUS 1NTRL11eRHcR
March Nethc fourth Sunday In Lent.
14elMEt oaastouos second son has tuBt
lind. ~1s
The Coliseum organ Of Boston has bseu pu.-
ehteed en- foT Rev 7. De Wist Talrage's church,
p. EDDY, Reformed Dutch, 1.tel, conducted
= Monday evening 1enten eerrire for Dr..
6chenck' OF st. AIMS Episcopal Church, Brook
Ihp English Bible Bociesy does not endorse
~ Preaaaent, Lord Shat eabu.y, In his oppoei-
oen 70 Tho proposed rp1ision Of tho EnS3iAl,
Tbs Cunberlana p.eabyterians havo their
strength on tho Border States, md yst did not
diside during the VIII. They haTo 10000
Nnnbcta.
The Baptists OF lrsl.nd have doubled sance
tho revival Of 1859. They enplu. twenty mir
= snmanee, Tho @each In 100 stasions, mostly
The Esssblished Kirk Of Scotland has l. e54
oongfe Eattone and AboFt 40 600 Dnube1s. This
Free Church lAs about Is, ,DQG, and tho United
PTeshytesiana about 1so o0b cosn1onicauts-
Ihe Hev. J. l. Hztlow haa Resigned the ps4-
torase Of the baptist Church Of Dundee, III,
because Aia church required him to bapt1e i
Masop
In Wilmington, H.. Roman C.tholic
Church has Just raised nearly %, 900 BY fair
and lotteries. An elder IN the PrtabItc1iau
Church and tho Superintendent Of It's Sabbath
School preceded - Judges 1t tho drawing Of
tho lotteries, and tho superintendent Of the
Methodist school drew prize
The Baltimore Methodist Conference voted
not to forward money to the Nov fort Tress-
urer Of their Bund.y School Society, bcexuss,
- one q those implicated in the Ase difheul,
the confidence Of the entire Church
John Dixon, Of Dixon, II. il the only Eur
viror OF \ band Of twelve young mea who Or
ganized, in 1903, the Young Men's Bible soa-
ety OF kox York, which was tho parent OF our
Bible Society, and the first society In The World
tho Rtl1e, Without nots or comment.
Burlington Vnive<nity, Iowa, which has l.as-
" a,.1.ainsed Mts. H. K ?. Darwin, A. H.. ;
graduate q Hberlin, ~ Professor Of Rhetoric
and Logic, il urtss,- Eaptint control. Thre
ere rtx professors, no otht, and szo,o as 'he
beginning Of n endowment
We gave m tceouut, recently, Of n1naesto
Of eone Southern Roman CathoSo priests Ia
fsvur Of IN American rather thau Rpnsn
Church, The American Chu7rhm1n, o. C1i-
rago, says; "We hare ourselves seen 1ettelh
within = few mos1ths paet, from Roman Cath.
ofie priests, tattag aui.s = pronounced ground
WI $hb f3rA.1b Arr%hfIkf%rf1 ~ HYrn IAtAJT
vifited Oxford, and WAS honoIed Hith the doc
tornte OF laws, hut enc Ynkn and one WptuAu
could be found who understood modern Greek.
1hn addresses were IN fAultlesn Attic Crock :
but, with the bszbarous English accent, ware
redtAble "GTtck" TO tie stately dignitaly.
The rationaizing party among the Je~7 Of
Vienna 1ro now sgitsdne for the abolition uf
the rite Of circunnciAion They claim that they
arc supported, ut teaat secretly, By the great
mAjoritJ Of the jewish community. It il \
common thing IN the Beth-Aidsnsh there to
hear learned rabbts contradict not only the
Talnud, but the old Testament, and SAY e1-
rreesly that their statements xre untrue.
Everything supernatural Is moro or less open-
About 1000 Armenian Catholics, headed By
thirty prieste, have eeceded At Constautnorlc
from Rome There Is Great e1eatement among
them, and on u recent Jt4e day Tue Patriarch
had to be protected BY 400 police. Thar think
i the por0 il asserting too mnch powef. 4 te!s-
E11m dated Rome, March 20. states that the
arrival is expected from oonstantnople Of IN
co1eoesions to calm tho sgltstiou Of tho lttre-
nians, caused by the infringement u their
privileges by the papAl Court
Rev. J. e. 10y saSB In the Coa9regas
that Of 3,043 Congregational ohutchas n the
country ,e50, little more than one,hslt, A!e
| tAa South, "a on the Pacific colat Ed II in
| the Interior item States, moro than one-thi1d-
! OF the 2GA,3G1 nembeza 169, $50 Ate in New
! England, "A ,G4e in the interior, u0 5i4 put Of
! New Engiand. OF the 144 Churches cxgauizea
last yes1 10 we're in New England, 20 in the in
te1ior, nearly tvo-tliras, ia IN tha south, " in
| tho Middle States, aud IN the Pacific States
| In lecture Just delivered on the ''scienco
Of Kelgion, Max Muller said that eight reli-
1 giops have cauonicI books-Drahminisun, 20
Io.strianism. BudSs,iznn,, Mossizn, Mshen.
etanisnn, Christianity, md. in Chins, t1.e two
religions Of Confuefus and LAotee. But cxlon-
icl books are not sufficient for tie study OF
the history Of religions, and the htel1ture de-
voted to the explanation Of the sacred writings
is very large and unmAntEeAb'e. Besidea tho
ro-cslled eight e,ook-religions, thase ara nany
and most important religions which hare 10
canouicsl bookb ut al, and have, therefore, 70
be etndied from other 1ouscea-
Tho following correspondence Is printed In
The Standard Of the crnas, Bishop AellEaine,a
Official organ:
u
Hl1H1 REv- AID DEAR S1s: ! respectfully u,
form Tou that the kurpuced choir and ptpcesssenA M
anEtng ln g. i'aalFs Church Neft d!seonnnaea ou
r Ia aoeeirdsnce Viii previous notice Communicated
| 70 you In my lettsr II December I. ls6s.
~ an. slr, With much esteem, cen 5sar r n4sAful
Hector OF ST. pasls chuls1, Columbus.
"To Right Rev. c, r. McIvatnc, Dlshep Of Ohio =
Acopy Of the above communication having
been sent BY tho Bishop to tho President oi
tho Standing Committee, II waa lid before
that body at meeting he'd On the Tth inst,
when the following resolution was pssaed. and
directed to be communicated 10 ths hshor:
eotd That tnas@ueh = ne Il, EsS. ss G.: G Ta1s
the continuance af the Objectionable Rrleuees In
St Pauls Church, Columbus, and fer Hniea DC
saaps hsg SoSss 9as ra4Rs1 ss ~ &
On receipt Of the above RESOLUTION, The
BiAhop sent copy to Mr. Tate, whose stand
ing Is thus restored. The claes which has
been waiting for confirmation in Mr. Tate.
church sinee December II, 1867, tho asse o.
Tho last Episoopl visitation, 1m now bs con
] hr1ued. .....,
and hymn-booka transiatea into Rn1alAa ans
! published 1t the EXPENSE Of the Russian Gov
eTumsut fos HE MSS Of p1otestants@ @ aad c.tAo
licz, contain important fa}3Acatonb, FAc]
have beau introduced by tho Official t1nalator
with the object al bringing both these deso1a
nations Is 1leat Is may be to the EdialA
orthodox faith paHaagcs which treat Or sao2
doctrines in which PruteHtsntian and CAho
Altered in such \ MANNER as to prove IN IN
contrary that there IL no appseciAble dlnercEc
, | between the threa pc11uAAionn-
An English paper says: "On fIadaE ~
The Bishop Of sal,aGu1y consec1ated the Shuis
Of st. Marks, built at tho sole e1panse OF Il
At 5000. and she lso endowed it with Il
su1n nf g. 410. The villAge waa entrel
created hy this lady. who, about 25 yeai
| ago, bought mp considerable tract Of ba!fr
heath, built cottages upon il. provided am
houses for tha poor, and built : schoolsoon
nss own expense, snd further endowed II VT
The sum Of e. COO aIias Talbot, who wAs It
= daughter at tia IAtc Sir George Talbot,
MieleAaua, Surry, died on the leth nlt-, ar
, thus, unfortunately, tAa not "1sness the CO.
john II. iii, Of Nashville. Tenn, has b
epc.sased sao, 900 to tho first Pzesbytezi'
! | Church Of that city.
The Ter. Mr. Ninslow, of Lea. Conn, :
signs hiA pAstosa.e because he has receive
no sal,5y Tor xt1 months, md 1os other got
: Daniel Drew intends to mako the Methodi
= Iheologieal Seminary At Madison, n. J., III
> yc1sity. b. increased Donations
Treeideut Ioo,nia, Of the baptist Unire.si
Of LoHisbur6, being un,he 70 e. t xotk%' =.
geruus and difficult part Of Tho alaeing Of
church steeple, went to work and did
himself.
NJ. vincent Colyer ~ritch to DT. TFng th
"AlAnkz haa not one Protestant or Ant
ican missionary or preacher Within ae "
his zion's Mra1d (aIethodat) BAYS: 80
papezs report from Que to two thousand Cd
7esrions eyer5 week" :.
The lrish Episeopa1 Church, 1uat dis
&c salilizhed, has been ho1diug long session
arrange itself TO Its new position: One an
tion Ye1y earnestly discussed has been whest
The Bishops should form third honse, stspar'
from the eacrg9 md 1Aty md hxssns veto
THAR action. This measure has passed,
though Il has cansed tha witndrxxL trua
I'd Church Of Lord Jamea Butler. It E8 ssse
I'd that Miss Eu1dett CouHs would giro
Cku.eh s5oo, 900 u the Bishops were allo~
he VETO
Tho New York Tab,et (Ronnan Catholic) 81,
ave have no sympathy with 1'rotcstantis
tut We p7efex The older, more doctrinA =