, 1870-08-28
RELIGIOUS MTELLIGENCE,

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-Rcheading Of st. john Baptist q. 9.
August 3O-St. Rose, Of Linn, Y. (R. C..
| August 9t-St. Raymond N.uvatca, c. II. c.
1 ST. Gliee, Abbott, md Twelve Holy Brother
NH. IN. c.. September 1-OlEce of til
blessed Sacrament M cl ssptsmbtr IS
| sterhenr. King, as. C). September 3-ofdc
! Of ile immaculate Conception M. C.>.
Two Chinese have been received into
Congregational Church in Oaklanj, cal.
american Daptists ara about to eStabiia
| theological school in Hamburg, Germany.
The 1.es. II. II, Gardiner, Of Bethel Co
tege, IN kenturky, declined the hoacr o. D, D,
bec1use he thinks distinctive titles aIe in,
proper among BRETHREN"
Upward Of twenty young women arc etu.tY
Ing theology in tho United States, with til
view OF becoming preachers
The iret portion Of the eighth edition o
Ii:chendori's d Greek Testamcot il just pub
!isht d, CONTAINING tho Acts, the Epistles OF St
James and St. Potter, mud part OF 1st St JoI,u
Printed matter. The interchangeable author vii
probably complete tho whole work, inc1udiu,
the protcgomInA. which may form separat,
yofEme, btfore The end Of 1871.
1t ls intended to erect 100 additional Wes
iefsn chnpels in London, and with tiat yiG1
subscription is at once to be act on foot.
The 1nqutsition has been revived, II y;
NAV trust ah extremely ernphatic assertion b,
correspondent ut Rome to tho MurcaA,en n
Ihe Hofy Office, 10 afirma. has Iatoly ordered
the imprisonment Of man named Jo.erl
Ga1dani on charge Of sorcery-
Fourteen million copies Of Scurgc.a's
serr:cne arc reported 10 have be5u SID ID
England, and 100000 in America aad S3u-.
eeo., is but IS years old
-poPe flns X finds himself ignored by
Europe, and complains bittesly tia, Ls has
fece!red, On the occasion Of this great tri-
nmph OF tho Catholic party, rot single let
tef, either Of felicitatio1 or reproarl:, from
INC tore'gn Ambassadors, or from the COM
n'anaets OF tue late army Of OCCUPATION.
The Emperor ct t.ss Fseucl. has leciled
That there shall be chaplain to each form Of
WORSHIP attached to every regiment The
Ias1es OF frenchu1cn in the matter Of selig-
!cnf are. perhaps. not 20 varied as our ora; ;
but ne eEect Of eu:h ! plan in our own resi-
niehtd = oula be 10 add clerical contingent OF
abo1.l loD men to each.
-lEeIe are a. Present six Catholic Bishops
IN Ncw EnSlsud. SO LAKE. as 1895 .hafo vere
sonl5 :our priests in the New England States.
Of 620,000. s'''s''N'
Lady Doxring, in speech m.tle recently
IN london. said she should bo glad to $50
some Of The yonpger wo.aen tz.iiied Eor tl,a
ministry. Tho other learned professions, she
believed, would in time be opened to them;
"bu: In the works OF the ministry they will DO
especially in their sphere
Tue Adeonct says: Ono OF tha rail1osl
companies IN Iowa has agreed to donate
800, 900 IN landa towards tie proposed Ger
Gated at Storm Lake, pruviiing tho churches
vii sive s2o, COO toward erecting ths necessa-
r. buildings.
amherst College this year sraauats.
Japanese, Joseph Nea-Sina, the first, wa be-
llesc, ever graduated in the United States.
He gees 10 Andovss to studs for the ministry.
The Japanese Government has determined
to establish two schools in Japan for tlae elu-
casiHn Of tho chil:sen OF the highar clasees.
and has called two Reformed {Dusch1 mission
AE1es- the Rev. S. 4 Brown, D. D., aud the
Rav. G. F. Fcrbeck, to tske charge OF them.
Both Eayc consented to do 80. M,. ve.oock
ia already in Yedto. engage d in his school.
-Esshopa Huntington, Clark, BedeIL and
d. !lo"c, Of the Joiut COMMITTEES OF thu Epis-
copal General Convention on the Revision OF
tie l'ealms and Hymn, havo had meeting
q Eishop NuntirGton's j summer residence 1t
aadicx. Mass. Tney worse industrio1e1y for
sr4e three or four DAYS upon this business.
meeting will b. hrli in fey n1ouths to cou-
psro the results Of individual consideration.
The other mecsscsa are Bishop Coke anl AI1.
q. F.. Tierrepons.
-1ashot, Armitage has been obliged by the
pressure ot lila episcopal duties to resign the
:hatge OF All Saints Clurr1, milwaukee,, Wis.
" Eccrr.
The Rev. Frederick E. Fiske, Who Was re-
emily minister in tho congreS Sa1ioaalist 30
ie.r. has received and accepted an election to
Ee r'ctors:ip of Tanity Eriseopal) Church.
'anneu=enSille, and the parish ut Stafford,
ilase.
The DaL:lstA numbor Sig il France. l3.548
8 Gs:m=Ms, l.scG in Denmark 20 in Holland,
!3G IT, Sutherland, III in Poland, LOSS Ia Rus
ia, 10 III Turkey, $50 Ill Africa. and a,14s In
w. {. Il. making a total of 2S,Sis-a gain u
,509 over last year.
III. Calcutta, tho Erahmo organ, the Nd
ionei Paper, ctusn1es Mr. Sea for his disro-
'isien TO DO all things to NIL men. and says
hat sttlle sui*ehiasons tendency OF this hstit
ately led to produces one OF tho greatest nb-
'nraities in real 1ife-ths worship OF tho Baboo
aimself By his followers, who took him fos o
5iyiceIy commissioned eng"
At tho meeting Of the British Wesleyan
Chapel Committed, last month, Mr. William
Holden expressed his doubts as to the usa
II Gcthic architecture for Wesleyan chapcIs.
They were difficult to speak in, and not IT.
traetiye to tho roor. Dr. Wadely agreed
With hin, and thought that Gothic chapels
had been too mnch favored ia Motholism,
md We hoped to SEQ . reaction against them.
y did not, OF course. wish to SEQ ugl5 chap.
els, hut be thought tha. square cl,apels ia tie
style might be made sufficiently beau-
comfort Of spcakinGin Gothic ahspols depend
- ,,..sI; IL s,HeF'Ff- ;;e :"
Tho Primitive Wesleyan Mo.hodists Of Iro-
and, vssy different body from Tho Primitive
Netllo1ibts Of England, propose 10 units CON- |
,letely With tho Episcopal Church OF ireland.
lney hsve acrer been entirely separated from |
he Ertatli.let1 Church and their ministers |
lave aot been ordained.
The American Board Of Aissions, Of Bos- |
on. Announce falling OF Of one-thiryf in the !
tcoiptn Tor july, compared Will. thosc Of Ia t |
car A corresponding reduction for August |
Fousd cause deficiency in the treasury Of |
uorc than Sc, ,oD0.- They urgc, in view Of .ha |
!ishaEaral Of the Now School rteebytcrians,
Lat churches and individuals who continue to
uprort the Board should keep MP the full ]
tFei OF their contributions, aud he careful to
end them III beforo tue close of tho fiscal
'eat, which is the 7tl Of September.
-Ile Nehleyan Aethodists report mem-
,erslir OF !. .1i6.h91. and 4 subscription or
u, a39, ,662.
"A new association hiss been formed called /
re Nationsl Ansi-Seeret Society" One Of |
'cIaotis rho have any connection whatever |
Ft1h eeclct societies OF any kind. |
"A Bible association At IS FinsburF Circus, |
-ondor, annornced, July 2S, that they had |
rrniehed the French troops leaving pa.i. |
nth copies OF the Gospels. md proposed to |
isge. They have r,ade arrangements to do |
lie came for the Fru.aian army, and bono ia |
l:tIlbute half million copies at cost Of !
c2,o00.
The London correspondent OF tho Doston |
1 dctrtfser writes that the Bible couvocation |
.Arscts TO finish the rerlew Of the Old Tes.a- |
1eut iu five YEAR,. and Of tho New ia three.
--The Boston journal says that year or |
20 AGO President Mccosh preached in a |
hureh in tlEt city which has q very fus-v /
lusttet choir The choir sans tho opening /
1iece in nsost finished anil artistic styie-so /
understand one word Of what was Bnng, |
Shen it Vas ended the Doctor waited mo-
rent 81 if he expected the applause to come
Il. Int IS il did not, he roee auj E,arely said.
Ard no. We will commence the worship OF |
sd in the use Of the 9Th hymn"
AT the funeral OF Admiral Farragut, tho |
lev. DE. NontgomeEE, Of New York, in the
tate fact which is not generally known to !
Lis congregation and tho pubir. On that I
'cca.iou, while tho Admiral was lashed in the |
1ggipg Of tho Hartford, he offered up |
':aycr IN the following words: 'Oh God, my |
Mixer, lead nc to do this 1sr what il night
3rayct the admiral said ho heard voice from I
,eaven, shich seemed in tones Of thunder,
o SAY. Go forward He obeyed the voice, |
md went forward AID conquered"
The following extract from report pub
ish~d in the Pacuic Adroeols, Of 4 CAMP
Meeting in Washington Tcrritory, shoxs how
Patriotism. religion, znd Icll,y mag be
oleracd: We had services four times dag.
We had Eood time. On The Fourth Of July
ne lad laEEc dinner 4. the aarne pl~ce. As
ne I'll marched srourd We sang this:
ave are marching along,
We are marching along.
Wa are the soldiers for JcsCs,
Ne 70 marching Rloag.
When We hsd finished. thea all the young
men and women rode in the wagons With
dags flying. and eome singing. On the
eafne day the following reriors were mar
ned: Master Te1tAr and Ms. Mary
French, hy Brniher Thomas Pearue.
-S11ty-iiEe rer cent Of the population Of
Prussia is Protestant 80 per cent is Catholic,
and the remaining two per cent Jewish or be-
longing to minor secte. Siesia. which was