, 1870-04-10

alaeea oi bu1iness, ~ clnsea, md hAN oi !
he churches IRE dlled with wdtahipp ars, Who
~ Sunday resume their secular occupations, 4
while their pcishbors take religion md rest;
Tho Irotestant Chn1chnaan il not ssts- !
aed nth tho religions character Of the aheits1-
ing Arms, N Episcopal institution fot tha j
Ere Of frsandIe-s children, under the pstrou-
ssso OF TIC Rector Of Trinity Church, iew
the - sheltc,ing Anns," whosa charl.iu L1s
rrepared for their usa - Book of Hours,"
Y which Are contained prayers for The dad. {
He has publicly denounced Professionalism
and their chapel contains al oratoE1 with ~
According to the plan inst sdopted by tho
Irish Episcopal Church Convention. it viii re-
quire aS1cenlent Of seven bishops to veto tho
Evangelical party, by lsrg7 fnaja1;,y, gained
victory bY large veto on An appase1:1y
trivial bot rea1y important natter. It 9as
rropceed to declare That tho Church CONSISTED
q shree orders Bishops, priests, 4 iaymen-
or rresbJta7s; the object Of The slte1nAo
1h1aseolngr being 10 do sHzy WITH the steri-
fcial aspect Of tie word ?" PRIEST
-Ihe N'yk1y Et7ss'1, The chef catholic
rspe1 Of England. s4{s: with two exceptions,
fayct Of the doErn Of mfallibf6ty being de-
clased by The council. Ihe two exceptions are
Archbishop E,ineton, who WIS coadirtor to |
the late Cardinal Wiseman, and is now Arch |
bishop II rn'tibus Of Trchizond, Tithens do
ccse- The other is tho Hon: and Eight Rsv- |
Dr.. Clifford, Bishop Of Clifton. These two
rrelates are no. opposed to the dogma, nor do
trey deny the doctrine Of infallibilit!: but
they deeu, the declaration to be iuexpedient At
tho present time.
Tho Baltimore Adeecate, Southern Meth
odist. is generally very bitter against the North
esn Methoa;s.s butt. defends the Book Con-
eern against the charges Of Dr. Lanahau, who
haprens to he Baltimore nsan, for whom It
has no regard. 1t arcounts for his action b
representing hin as man OF Singular couss:~
| futon, whose pet hobby 1t IL ever to 5e M
earthinng eome enormous and complicated con-
tTrsey. It mentions especially his discovery
Of camr-meetng msssac1e and spying-roi-
so1ine eo1spirs With = Th1sh 1ha nc Startled the
= II has been reserved for certain church
in Scb1aaka 70 dcviae the ruost novel f3uanci11
scheme Of the day. This congregation propose
to combine the possibility Of prnat with benev-
church, non-interest bearing bonds in sums Of
| s1e0 have been put upon tho market, payable
in ten years, and as means or securing rapid
subscriptions, two comparatively lafge prizes,
offered, the one r, 600 United states bond
and the other . bond Of half that amount
The Supesiorrss- General OF the Marian~
isea Of the Holy Cross, Mother Marie Dc Sept
Douleuss, is now cpsa scd In visiting tho houses
| Of her ofder IN America
]
Church Of England arc moving to strike ont
the phrase "Mo-t religious" bctose the title
Of the sovereign, IN the prayer for the High
Court Of Parliament. The ground assigned
for this proposed change Il that the wads
give offence to m.nx, both within and without
Tho enforcement Of Law IN Prussia, whcb
waa enacted last January, rendering military
aoey compulsory upon al citizens, is zeAulstn s
III large immigration to this country. Tho
1 - - ,1ss,.A ,oksx
| are preparing to leave iu = body And hte 1t
present in correspondence with reference ID
tbs purchase of : lszge trset Of landin Tennes'
! see. The sect vas organized IN Holland by
Memo simonis, before the middle Of the a1.
teenth century: The entiro sec:, i u slsimed
numbe1r considerably upward Of '2oo, go, More
than h1n Of them are IN this country, ehi1d..
> h Pennsylvania. Those in Eurnpo reside prsu
cipAlly in Holland and Russia- Thoy ase 10
counted A. Eapdats hy church historians
2 They LEO pro,ess the doshiae sna observe IL
: n.ger out Of the church
: The New England Methodist Conference
!, refused the application Of Ara. Maggie Va
Springfield R,rubsicau rocorG the action Q
8 tho body as followt: s4Wheu Springfield Dis
trir. wAs called for the !.st ssne, Elaes Shes
e man arose and said he held in his hand ! re:
u onmcndation from one OF the d,Ht cl.s1che
|
q " for the Lord. But It took God siz days I
It make the world, and goloEista tel Us that eae
q dag Was I vsst period Of years. Il has take
J. ls70 years for us to get to the point OK prs
o sentlng : womans ns.ne {oE the ministry; tn
l. apparently We are not ready fer it. Therefore
the name Of Sister Van Colt. There WAS COZ
l. siderable nrrlauee at tlis SUMMARY disposal Q
r the ve1ed matter. In tho afternoon Rev. J
=. 4. Knowles. Of Mount Belinshaa Church
la Chelsea. introduced resolution rejoicing i
the successful 1ahors Of N.s. Van Cott In sey
e ezal charger; recognizing the prosenee Of th
10 Head OF the Church with her Il, het Work, All
: recommending her to the churches and pEeact
2 2 ers IN the conference A. IN evangelist: Re'
1. 4. y. Sargent rosc 1T once md moved to ls
y waB rut and carried hr vote Of IS to i.
st without word On the ride OF the 1eaolse.''
'f Tho Springfield (Masa.) Rtpu1lican sayH
= Another wozaan preacher has - arisen anon q,
"a gritatn. CT, NOW stopping with friends {
I1uchon street, in this city-an1 Mrs. Van G.,
c. must look 10 her 1aurcls. Ms, Clark is resti.
after zig weeks campaign Of revival NEE
,n ings, at 1homrsonvile, Windsor Locks, Al
el West !;ufield e., and though WOMAN of
o year., appears as fresh as a rose. She, IN
O. recently, called her public uiIistrations 'tal
1a ing rather than preaching, but OF late ehe h
oeeaGied the pulpit and diacouFsed from
es "A .eneasion,l letter, purportins to be Wi
~ ten BY the Marquis de Nanncville, relates
La interview with Carnina1 Antone1li and the Pop
Z, in which the latter h represented to have eait
" :. Darn don't like ths dogma Of infahibalis
sf That is ritE bgt the holy Ghost will n
Y Tell him. my son, that neither be nor any 9th
u person will prevent nc from being infal)ible.
% am feei uayselt TO he, intallib!e, ard Nhe c:
N n know it better than :" OF courc the Marqr
i; de Hsnnevi1le never wrote line Of the iette
l kat FE1fe w.t.. .,f To
=, March q, prh1ishcs an authorized Eersion
W the prohibition b: the Pope (that tho pruhi.
ton did not come frcm His Holiness is NJ
no adrnit,ed) Of the funeral service for u
ID Monta1eubert arranged bs the Bishop OF Q
leans. euu,rasizing lettes from 1:en1e, Viii
= ing to prese, the Memorial says: Tho =
Al neus Of M. de Montalembert's death WAS to-
Y gzaphed To 31onsignor de Mcrodc as soon a.
n occurred. by hit family. Honsignor de Nero
~ fall, and therefore requested Monsignor .
- panlotp to arrange for tho funeral serrit
70 The bishop OF Orleans eaScr3y accepted t
81 task, bat Ao forgot that It vas NECESSARY.
forms t1ke 1t Any+ rate 10 ask authority frc
ris the Bishop of Rome, who Ii the Po7,e; for, 1
nd cosding to the rules Of the ecclesiastical hit
N archs. no strange Bishop can ottlciate witho
no thu consent OF the diocesan. This iorgetf.
es nees on the part Of the Bishop Of Orleans
the more remarkable from the Tact thu: he a
20 IFeaeed II tAe came r1tne an H.SIaNon 10 T.
~ Fathers Of the Council to be present at I!
ol, ceremony which be was about TO celebrate
n the Church Of the Asa Cell At the Capl:t
IN The Pope. having indirectly lard Of A1onsi
II tor Dupan1cur'. arrangements, declared Il,
IN 81 dc Mon.alcmtert had rendered TO zelei,
services too great rot to be honored BIZ 4
NJ Head Of the Church bE the celebration at q
ns Church Of Santa Maria Transporting RI
OF isl1 cbatrh Of the vaticab-of funeral se
m IN vice at which he would himself be preset
lie This eontradicts tie fcrcH that the Pope y
opEcred tn the Verfesnaanr" Of the service. =
at- TIE I,sd7s7nat'1t says: Some tine aeo,
10 conference OF Evangelical Episcopal clsrS;
pe men mot in 1'hi!adelpLis, and addressed cu1
municatinr to nine IT the Bishopa, who arc
~ ~ 6asd.d n 10 general sympathy with them.
eEs ng to an ecclesiastical trial any EisAop OF lis
he uTt Of the church before higher court OF I
AJ brother Hshcpe. This was meant 70 point e
'pt rciaDr to Eishop Whitehonse, Of Illinois, ul
~ germs. niehor Lee. Of Delaware, and B;.h
y. Stevens, Of rennesylrania, have replied, d
~ clining the task, and. speaking presumably
s. al the nine, deprccatirg the scandal Of such
r. tnal. which could do no practical good.
20, 20, Fho z reminds them that txentE-eigh Of
~ forty Bishops signed. in 1867, : 'declarat1o
%, against the RonaAniz:ng doctrines, ana 81
- et.ts thst any on. Of them has hight to ps
te1 cent for trial any prcsbyter who is guilty
f. f. espeei.ny g'srins Irregularities Of worship
Ae ! doctrine.
es, The defpstchee which have recentIy be
=. published concerning the Armenian ec.i.
w. may require \ few words OF explanation. 7
'st Arnepi1ns, one OF the oldest Christian p4
eel pies In the Eaat. are divided into two sec
1p- one Of which is in communion With Rome,
I ! renting fhA Popn ~ the head Of their Jhurt
he villa fhr ntheT ~ frrfs hi. authority. The Il
mer, known as the United Ar.neniaus. ha
= been slowed to retain many Of their pecuIi
Ill rites and ceremonies. Since the opening OF t
&C. 1Errrnsn;rs1 rornril an efYnrt hst heen ms
lid n In;no tbem nor irnuediatelv under I
lu- o,ta1 - po~. ~ t6a lsr,a 1rrd.rsd -,