, 1870-12-18

lc for converting the church balls into
bronze cannon. Those OF Algeria, Marseiliea,
| and Angs1s form the patriotic minority. The
] othsrs assume the tone Of mArtyrs,
| Iected Mr.. Jauner ~ Rishop Of Dunedin, New
! Zealand, and tho rural desnery of that terrific
| n accepted hlA nomination, aud diocesan
fund waA raised BY subscription IN England
| for his support. But tha General Synod Of
! New Zealand discovered thst he WAS at ex.
IRENE high Church, snd even. We believe,
RiiualHtio principles, md passed vote, which
confronted him on his arrival In New Zealand,
requesting him to withdraw his claims to the
! position. The ArchbiAhop Of Canterbury nov
decides that he hAs right in equity to it !;
but, under tho circumstances, recommends
him to forego It, and that be should be remu-
nerated for tie expensea incurred by him,
owing to his painful position.
Mr.. E. w. Cook, OF Havana, New York, has
offered to present to the Baptist State Con
vention the costly building, worth 7l5o. 900,
erected in Havana some yeafs sgo for 4
- Peoples College," il they will organize
Delegates from the higher church au-
thonties in PruseiA, Hanover, aaxony and
Wurtemberg h2yo been engaged since 1866 in
revising Luther's traoalat1on Of the Bible,
and m edition Of the New Testament hla
been published by the PrussiAn Bible Society.
The TGNa, (R. C) saJs: "The sad con-
ultuu VI AAAA1 IL 4ktulG uA3 SlScA l46o ~
some apprehension a. to the safety Of the
funds cullecta3 for the endowment Of the
American College, We are authorized to
etate that all the funds are safely invested in
tlsrt-elaes American securities"
-The Montreal Gt,ibord Gaze is now before
the Court Of Appeals. G1ibord was refused
burial in consecFAted ground because, though
Roman Catholic, he Was member Of tho
i InstitM GdnudfeH, with which the Archbishop
has a quarrel, and which the Pope has anathe-
mat1zed. The courts supported his right to
burial; hence the appeal. When this caae
| cane up, last week, hr. Doutre, the counsel
eMploye by his friends. Aatoniehed tho court
by challenging the four Catholic Judges on
| the bench, on the ground th2t, as they pro-
feseed unsWeTying allegiance to the Pope,
! they conld not fairly try case in which ho
was virtually party. The Chief Justice, a
Catholic, ordered the clerk to receive the pc.
tision, but to register nothing without specina
1nst1uatlons. The casc ha1 not been decided.
The Presbyterian ladies' Of New York hAvo
| organized "1he Ladies' Roar1 Of Missions of
i tho Presbyterian Church" and thoso OF Phiia-
oelphla have formed 1.-THE Woman Foreign
MissioDeD Society Of the Presbyterian
Church" Which II foremoet1
Washirgtcn. recently baptized two children At
tha White Ifause, relatives OF. the President.
1.-The President and hrs. Grant stood II god
parents fos their nephews." ,.
The Nrrta,testeT7s- Christian Adrtcd4e has
heen studying the chxrter Of the Methodist
! Book Concern, and hnds that 1t absolutely
pfeteribes tha. Thomts Carlton and John LIN,
J Ahsn stall be book sgeuts till tic meeting ot
the General Conferences in 1872. and that the1s'
| fote the action Of tho Book Concern in sus
pending Dr.. Lsnalan would not bo supported
by the courts.
The Rev. Charles voysey, whose case tzs
60 long been before the English CEurch, is a,
last to ba tried for hareay. Ills teachinE ia oil
the extreme rAt.onnlistio order Ho challenges
the Jndges to decide 5usshoE much latitude
Of belief 10 to be allowed in tha Church
whether That OF Dean ssanloy, who Gays that
s.ff strict adhesion to tho letter Of tho Artf-
cles ~ required, every mau OF us must teAve
the Church. from the prtmste to the cucAte, II
Or that Of Mr. Vbysey, who holds that the
Gospel Of John represents on Lord as N san,
made mp for 4 rurpote and foisled upon him,
aud that any worehi7 paid to Christ is idol.
aty.
ths completion OF St. Psuls Cathedral, Lon,
don.
-Proteatant ser7iees bave been held in The
Roman C4ttolfc Cathedral IN MstE, by an es.
apgelical chxp1ain, since the occupation. at the
city bv the Prussisns-
lin Hungary, d recent Congress Of Bish.
ops considered tho eub ject OF separating fran
| Tcme, the ah1oEat;on OF tho celihacv Of the
Worship. the diunution Of tast days, and
| other reforms in tie methods and forms Of
| worship.
An organic union Of the African Zion
ethedist Episcopal Church aith tho Sletho'
dirt Eriscopal Church is under consideration,
and, il the conditions are arranged satisfac.
toii1y to the parties, the union will ba OBJECTED
| In 1879, when tho General Conference OF BAH
lodies meets in the c1sg Of BROOKLYN
-Abont one hundred mioisterH Of the True
l ~ FAAI,r f;,f
| Episcopal Chnreh on tho conclusion OF the
war. They separated from the latter Church
twenty-five years ago, because lis utterances
on the aubject 0: slavery were not sufficiently
distinct. A portion Of. the Weslyans hetpsd
| to form What IL now tho Methodist (not E 2is
tho Coz Egregationklsts, and portion rata air
| -Dr. Thon.s has, completed nearly dft,
years Of AcaIeulic labor, aud his friends pro
pore to raisoip hia honor fund In aid o.
| needy students who are preparing for th,
studied with hi2. are invited to contribute
4 Either Dr. 5chuH o. Prof. Il. B. Smith ri.
receive tho money.
1t is eaid that tho Rev. 4. J. Gordon
successor Of Baron STOW in the Cls1cndo:
Street Baptist Church, Boston. At his las
on Christian rcion, invited al Ch1isa1as +
The Lort table.
1T ID stated that the LIBERAL cirf1,id
and the Gtris!i0n Register, the two priucip pa
crgana OF the Unitarian denomination, ar
amonnts Of moaes annually by few ve.lt6
ar elterprislug Unita,isns. The daG:t Q
one Of them sloue amounted last year I
$4,000.
: The veatry of Trinity Church. New Yort
have arranged to have the chcir OF til.
church augmented on the four principal fet
tivals OF the Episcopal ealendarAE4stel, 4!
I censiou, Whit-Suuday, and ChE:1tm1a.
. addition to the assistance O. the orGAny thef
.. viii be hasps, violinr, hutes, and brass il
s.xuu1ents- 49,
, The English Romrn Catho.es are t.kin
very active measures in promotion Of tho d.
rominAtioaal schools. An important meetiu
, was heid On the 25th ultim6c at LJye.poo
which vas attended By the Duke Of Sorfo
md the. Marquis o9 Butte, among. other
These. t.o young aoblcmen sIe the gre
: buks of Norfolk. who is premier peer
England. and ha1odita.J E1a Ma-shsl, is u
I 80 Vi alihJ as tho Marquis, but aeverthsle
/ lis fs9, GOO Faac eomea IN very convenient
10 the hid Of the faithful, in uhoae ssrvi
!, = bis G1.ee eos.ns disposed to sPend aud
,, eancs.ion fund, aud e furthaz building
= uAgpifcsnt chorch nea1 his ancestral 20
o near Arundel Castle, In su7uy. TIE s1arqs
I" has also E!xan E10, eco 70 tho education fuu
Under the Eecent act of Parliament Catho
e children, rnless Esheir education
10 be edacated in schools athar than tho
r kept by Roman Cath ,lics,. and, though t
a uecestari!y instructed In the doctrines Of ott
= faiths, educated without religious instruct
"a It all. It is with Ia yisE ot preventing ei.l
Of these contingencies tbs. the recent re
ing has been held In tho course Of 4 fey:
= .ddresa Lord Bate stated that ever: o..
man IN Liverpool, WIS Rom1nfAt, sad Il
q there were twenty Roman Catholic chn1rl
., IL the town. In cpnclusion, the Ntsquis
1e a7Ainet the disaster. xhich were davas:at
10 CHER countries than the preserva ration Of G.
.: ohc mirdrsea among those children for vh
oe he was atEing the means to teath RELIGION
e, Six F1nas LJcett has offered, erbjee.
y y cestain contitsons: El 900 each toward
IT. erec.len Of tifE TealeS1n chsfels.
Tbs Mslsop OF Drechin-the nj. 2
Alextodtr pon1oee Furtes. ssc1nd son Of
ate Lord MedNin, and D!etap Of tbs Epis
In paliIn Church In Scotlant-has resolved
res vzcate lis ECO, and to retire for the rsnAlu
ia IT his days "int5 religious horse"
n, With tie belief that the orders o. the Epi
Il palizn Church are invalid, and th3t be Is
Or Ein truth priest. "The renEIoua house"
th. | which he Is about to retire IS understood
,ay be Roman Catholic monastery near G1Ass
1cn which The Bishop VII entor - lay brothe
: Is a marriage is ahcut to Be celebrated
the tween the Dukc Of Norfolk and
e1- guen.te, Princess Of O.lcans. Thas the
ont reeeutative Of The Oldest RomGn CSti
Tbs family in the B1itiah pee1sge is to be allie
f.r tbe daughter Of honss famed, Above ali
ong ita piety.
b. villa and Archbishop Msuning), with the
de- probation Of the Queen, to appoint Lord /
htt ard, Of GAoteop, uncle Of the Duke OF Nor
H." Ii tho English representative 1T the Euro