, 1870-08-07
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

ncnths, tAe details Of which We Iayc given
from tune to time, and need not repeat in this
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
: Aug. g-Eishth SUNDAY After Trinity 1, ,Epi4.s
Ninth Sunday after Pentecost X. CO.. 1t. Co
jetsa, G: e. g. Aug. SIS. cyI'acns and
comp. AM: *. c. Aug. ,9-yigil Of st.
Lawrence {R. c.. Aug. 1915. Lawrence. u.
{R. CO.. Aug. y. 81. Clare, =. e. C.)- Aug.
ls.Eisl Of the Assumption
The Chinese ahoemAkats at Northampton SO
TO church on Sunday, aud their head man Is
Methotiiat.
In reply to charge that congresatioaalism
ia dung out III New England. the Congregations
alist shows that sinee 1881 that denomination
has in Massachusetts, added to its force al3
new churches, ard over ia.0o0 members, thus
nearly doubling its ministry and more than
doubling its membership in the last forty
years. This ix somewhat better thau tue u
crea.e in the population Of the STATE.
Tho London Ntekty Register 1essns that
thPfe a1e ut tbs tao.lent no less than seven
c!ctgymen OF Tho Established Church who are
alnus to seek aduniss,on into the Catholic
Ci,1rch.
Newspaper statistics rhow tl:at the people
Of the southern states read religious papers
mere than they do secular ones-
The hungarian Government has notified
tho fnpe that 1t will sanction no Suspension OF
tho Bishops Who Sosel againnt ,nfal}ihility.
Liberation Soeifry, society whose Office IS to
Into. for the separation Of Church from State,
We learn thst the aunnsl Incomes OF tho
lAehorrics Of England vary frnm $4,000 in
the csre OF The Archbishop Of Canterbury. to
s2u. Coz, and in one case to $1,000: and that
in thH zgEregatc they arot.nt to @796.5f1.
The Cathedral Of Durham enjoys an income OF
!:s.,. .1k)3, and twcnty-ecvcn ofhcrs bring tho
tAtal amount tn Fl, SIS 1r2o5 Of wEi.h half il
srtnt cn The csncna and d"ans, These off,
gale have no csrteisls dEtsea. TIE present
az 's9hi.hor of Canterbury s1sd j.. Parliament
re7rs let"re be conld ind on.
tl':s lie lad arg lus,es to perform.
1lnring this period Of inquiry be was receiving
s5,LtM rafart, The aggregate valuc OF The
rafocMal heneti,es IL about ct, 0O0. 100: and
uti.er I.utlic finds devoted to the church cx-
clssiselv, srelt A. '!necn Arres bounty and
tie ecs.rtin+ti' al co1nMiaeioi', nsakc. With tho
SUM already mentioned, total of at least
S79,.12. at5. To this should 10 added the use
OF pnblic buildings to which they hare the cx-
eluslve right. The annual values rf the
Episcopal palaces may be assesscd Ut
tlrslp. SI.1D, ,0(M; cl,unh edf9cce sla, oOo. 900:
1arsouages, s2.in0.ihN. making a totI nf
~. .nta 2t0: which, Mtteti 10 the ordinary rnr
enue. gives the entire aggregate Of 81, ,ol9. at5
Of nationsl property enjoved each yeas By the
English E+tai,li4het1 Church.
The learned divines and scholars aaponted
to revise the Old Testament, hhvc had two or
more meetings in London. which arc reported
as remarkably harmonious and pleasant. prom
isinE the hest results. They had not Eot be =
yond tho tirrt chapter Of Genesis. DR.. pusey
has declined acting a. one OF tho reyistrs, th.t
he might devote himself to his commentary on
the prophets 4 Wesleyan scl.olar is to he
added to the Old Testament company. DR..
Wler. OF Glasgow, lfus feen invited to Join this
company, an 1'r. David Brown, Of Aberdeen,
tho New Test sn,ent company.
The English rlsaaIist. ftev. J. n. Bradley.
has returned to New York and tteeGnn ! mis-
sion there. in his ball which he call. st.
Sacrament Mission Tue Holy Eucharist Will
TO celebrated every dAv IN the yesr. His
mnmenlent in specially commended l,v Bis!,op
Potter and Dr. Morgan Dix.
-FiIcrimaees 10 the eheines Of favoritc
saints we're lately very much in vogue IL
Southern Germany, and perfect armies Of p11-
g1ims moved through the country. Some OF
them were yrry eccentric in their dcvntions,
and carried im,nensc crosses. made Of lsrge
riecer Of timber, on their shoulders.
-Nr. Fouskes i. wri.in. paunrhles on tho
history Of tho Athsnatian Creed. which. it is
thought, will create eoDe commntion.
An exchange anss there are 337 incor-
rorased colleges in tho Gnited States. that
at,nualIy turn out III aggregate Of about 400
t,.D.-
The couscc7ation at Tho Blslsop-clcet OF
Now Hampshire in POSTPONED. SAYS the Caurt l.
man. 70 St. Matthews Das, September q.
Fifty religions societies Eend o.03i mis-
eiouariea ia ali earts at tlls globe, at an au'
| nuzl expense OF S5.1f4,G70.
st. Marks Church. Augusta, Ne, has be-
ccme free church by the voluntary scti,l Of
| the pew-holdeE.. WHO seliuqulsh their pews to
tie parish.
Of Kenslrick Chapel. Of the United Brethren
Association. near Indianapolis. receut]y Joined
tic Methodist Epircop.l Church.
The 1finlase Ut the Swedish Church. tht
Archbishop OF rpsal, 3lEr- EsnterriAhE, has
| jast died. At the ago OF - years. Ha was dis
ti3Eui=htd. tosh aa theologlau anI as = s!4'
tursar.
Tho average age OF America;s ministers
At dca:h, il fou1si to Ike Fl. which is four year,
| n.are than thu longevity Of the nrxt most fa
| y.red glass; ten years more tEatl i'll the othe
! Professions, and from twelve TO n,aeteenyear
[ al,oye that Of mechanics, Artisans, miners, op
| e1atives, and the like.
-iir- Philip. an Euslihhman resident 4
Washington. At whose house slr. Disksus wa
i guest when In America, writes 10 a jourua
| Of that city that A1r. Dickens, during con
vtrsation relative to the pulpit orstory Of th
| Cuited States, Of which he had tho higiass
| o;,ipioo, remarked thst he had 4lways been
1
| uenbar OF that society
! -DisLop Nottingham has offered to pro
s<nt to tho Epiecopali,ns Of Washington hi
theological library, consi{ting Of nearly 1000
volumes. fot the benefit Of tho church in per
retuity, On tie sole condition that they pro
| yilc FOR 1t : suitable fre-proof building SUI
6riently large to admit Of reasonable increase
| This library il Of ra1a value, consisting Of sew
erM Luud1ed folio volumes, and Of editions be
longing, in nu1nezous instances, to the If
tee1th and sixteenth centuries. It's valoe
estimated II S3O, 900.
The late Chester Adams. Of Hartford, i
his will, which has been admitted to probate
bequsathed over S100, 600 to VARIOUS chasita
be and Religious societies. Among the beus
6cia1ies arc the Society for the Increase g
the Ministry, the Widows Home, the Paris
Of Christ's Church, the Hart ord HospttA
riGn Aission Society Of the Episcopal Churcl
The whole estate was believed TO be wort
$3.50, coo.
| The large amounts for tho fve-nillio
Presbyterian memorial fund ara beginning
CONC in- John 0: Brown, Esq., Of Philade
voted to the enlargement OF the PubIcatio
House in Philade1phia, and the other half
be + aid over 10 the trexsu1er for dMburs'
ment= by the committee Hon Vim E. Dodg
Of New York. taTs the Observer, has given !
eqrl or greater amount than that Abo1
named.
. The Jews are revising their 'sprsyt
book" 1t the Jewish Synod, held at Leipsi
t the following was re.oi3ed: "So bitter
hsrsh expression shall be contained in 4ny
} tie prayers under revision or to be newly COZ
, poted; the contents shall embrace al hum.
: beings OF the univerza, and nothing shall !
: Eatu therein with regard TO the chosen peopi
with might, IN the least, offend or brsthrt
: | OF another creed. On the other hand, the ne
I t EEaye!s Of those under revision shall ~ SIT,
t upon the religious mission Of Israel. the pro
/ itterti11 guidance In It's history, the 1u9oaWe.
, menf. 4 fufnrn universal knowledge Of the 4
: mighty commands, aaore Of peace 1aas'I
B and humanity y,-,,,,:,
; The Roualn Catholic Church At Waah,n =
ton recently hi5e1 one cs he 11e l1fssst nSaa
!. Nan = - iiober Nscaire," etc, TO the anus
/ ment Of It's audiences and the Ifoht OF
1 IThs ROOF Russian Jess, Aeein. from tht
i u:tiye country. and fastening to h9oiSsber
Q whence they hope to reach free America. eau
; the inhabitants Of Braunsberg, . place
= enlightened Pzussia.. sreat terror. These pc
q emiSrants arc looked upon b. the farmers
j th1t village - persons anI3oua to drink
Q blood OF Christians. Many ru1nors circut:
!. stout the terrible deeds perpetzated by tht
. Jews, who certainly arc the most inofyens
Il who ever nod the ground Of that iguor.
It neighborhood
+ Father Gavazd Is En- route to attend
x Evangelical alliance in New York.
+ Bishop Huntington Is preparing n
i church hymn book.
y -Benjamin Griswo1d, Of Cambridge, :
!, now IN Ills 18th year, has Just ani.hei fs III
n hia Bible through, By course, Tor the one hi
q drcd and thirteenth time.
Id Mrs. Howe lately sald IN the Non.a
10 Journal that At Christianity, ths worship
.e the perton Of Christ, and Nh1iofatEy, the
in pe1Btitiou Of tie Bible, sre at the present {
inirnical TO the pursuit. Of Chtast@s doctrine
s. Tho Comg1aqatio,.aliss sayR u On rec
III Sabbath Congregational nainissar, no.
CO thousand miles from Boston, attended