, 1870-09-11

! ASH Al kA9 AAEAAs IAAHEA A0 lA4S6S 411 llAGy
bit the effects BOON wore OF.
Tho heron Ii stuffed, and adorns ny cabinet,
unconscious OF the reyenge which overlook
ite destroyer
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Sept. H. Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity
\Epis.,; Fourteenth SUNDAY nftes pentecost
e. C.)s Feast Of the Holy Name OF Mary
Cross tR. c.l sert, l5-octave of the Ma
tivity Of The d. Z. (R. C.> Sent. l6-st. Cor
pelus. p. H.. and IT. Cyprtan. b. NJ. N. CO
Sept. 17-lmrression of the Stigmsta Of st.
Francie. G. (R. C.0 The 11th, 18th, 18th,
18th. and 18th arc days OF induleences n. CT
For the new st. Thomas Church, Fifth
avenue. New York, ! musical conductor has
been engaged+ at salary OF IS, 900 year and
an elegant lesidence besides. This places
s.. Thomas Church ncxt next 70 q ccTtain
lh,Eaan Catholic church in the same city,
which il reported last year to h,ve paid up
ward Of limo fo: ita music and less tAan
81 ,AD .alarr to ite priest.
The Methtsl,-te are abont to open 8 SEM
inasy Young ladies' and gentlemen at Salt
Lake City. Subscriptions have already been
r,u:!cre,l for the erection Of new church.
The J.1rish Messenger, the leading Israel
tte azs-n III tl,is country, strongly protests
against the funeral pomu into which the Jews
Il IN 10 scturn to their former simplicity i'll
II l. cs'nsuct pf huriat services.
= The revenues Of the Chutch Of England
arc quoted at r5.si2,533 per annun, neatly
3:n.s0o.l00. Its aggregate property is set
down At f173' o2i .3oa: the snnnal salary Of
average Of about s2s,o 900 each. The Arch
bi-llor Of Canterbury geta 57s 900, and the
Archbishop OF York anu fhc Bishops af Lon
dtn and Winchester a50, 600 each. The rev.
enue Of cathedralsi /. G1. ,N25.
The papal iufallibil,ty dosn. has already
menian Patriarch has declined to lend his
| cathedral TO the Lstin clergy, who had been
accustomed to celebrate uass there on st.
James Day. and to vencrate the relics with
which tho cathedral Is richly endowed. At
Braunrbe.g. il. EA~tern Prussia. Eoman
| puaiated The doctrine. and declared the Pope
| hereto.
The Missouri Dunkarls have jus. been
holding their annual meeting. They have no
church buildings OF their own, but preach in
! other churches, or in sheds mud b1lns--in
chance. They have, no ordained
preachers, baptizs by immersion, face
foremost, and mairt.in rs religious cora,no.
| NAL feet-wasling, the men washing ta. feet
| Of the women, md the won,ca Of the men.
! TIE sacrament follows feast Of bread and
lamb srup. In dress and daily habits. the
Dsunkarcs cultivate severe simplicity, and
their honesty aud integrity are said to be pro
| verbal.
-chunt!er s'xn'a missionary movement it
England has proceeded 20 far that steps have
been taken 10 form ''Thcis:ie Society
Tie Ner. Moncurc n. Conway, and two Eng
lish Unitarian ministers, Will, Miss 1ir. Eliza
10Th Blackwell. arc among the movers in tht
thing.
The Universsliat churches are being eau
vassed pretty thoroughly in the c1ort to rails,
the " Murray Fund" In Massachusetts, slO,
0e1 yet remains to DO secured. In one rnontl
tie General Convention for the Cnitet Stale
will assemble at Gloucester. where grest pre-
pf1ations are beng msde for grand meet
Ms. Excursion tickets will he provcded frcc
ali parts OF tue country: many parishes ar
Masking arrangements TO camp cut while il
attendance, and an immense tent will be use;
for the sessions.
The London Cit: Mission haa in its EN-
ploy 3I5 missionaries, who made over 1000,
restored GIG fallen women to their homes 0
rut them in aEysunS, and induced l93 shoI
keepers to give up Sunday trading.
During the late season Of the Engl;sl
Wesleyan Methodist Conference, during til
discussion Of memorial from the Metr :pol
fcr the appointment Of special Secretary fd
. the ensuing year. very interesting aui il
rnttant announcement w4A male. The Re,
William Arthur STATED that he had received
T.. Letter that morning from Sir Francis Lycet',
! d;ssingulshed Methodist layman. in which b
: {>,r Francis) uaid that he hoped within tc
: ycar=, perhaps tcren. to rec erected in Lo1
: d,n fifty new charels and II E5O.000 labor
> so .f00} could l'e obtained from the come
, ii N be intended to give as much. The :,
nauncement produced deep impression q
; Il conference. and was received with lou
: applause. OF con.se special Secretary VA
appointed. Our Methodist brethren in L.,
: con seen to entertain no doubt tnat the 9th,
, $50 600 will be forthcoming.
II The Unitarian denomination seems TO
e greatly divided at present. Oh tho questic
! Vhesher the - Fathers OF the Church ay11ls
Themselves OF \ Il" St.tement Of Belief" SUI
! ! a. Or. Putnam. and Nr. Hepworth, and othc
l. takes the negative. while contributor. Re
t Dr.. Il. +. Stebbins. undertakes. in series
d papers, by historical reference, to show Il
L c'.ntrary. He etates the action Of the .Amel
+ caH Unitarian Association in 1883, when tn,
+ Undertook to dissvow the radically intidel se
n Parker aad Il. ". Emerson They were
+ t:gnant at the denial OF supeznatur,1ism
; Christianity. This action was vItu.!lv zc-e
eoEsed in 1854. and ten years later, in is;t
t The Insh Presb.tesian Church nas IL
I'd 0a0 members. and an aunual income from Il
| I{kl4SI N1tE1G4ENt VI 4t11ASQs
p A distinguished writer. 0. Catholic &c
y maoy, Professor Michelis, has ies1cd a de
0 lration charging tho Pcpe with heresy. I
t,tias abau3ored the old critics Of Il
o Catholic Church.
J. The Methodis:4 {so:sh-rn) are to hare
n on:hly magazine. illr>t.attd. 1t prunis
se f. lie cearscteri=ticailE Southern masazir
d t;:t not 1t all sectional. Nashville, Tenn,
e IL be the place CT publication.
d The anniyer.zEe. Ut the Evangelia
70 knowledge Society. the American ChuI
X Missionary Society. and the Evangelical Ed
4, casional Society Of the rrotestsuk Episeol
ID | Church, will be Le!a in New Yc,k c;tY, I
Is tiird week IN October, beginning the 18th
Ie 1t i. estimated thst there are si1 millic
IF ct Sunday School echclars, and one million
10 achezs and oficc:s in the country. In 13
I. ere were only $50 900 echo!ars.
X The unioa u the two principal Presl
ar te:iar Chusrhes in the United Staies, has
D. to the inauguration Of : movement FOX
k r1ion Of Fresbytea3ns throughout tho Ca1
,v Gle. The movement ia get iuchoase, but CO
l r.it.ees representing the two divisions in I
II Tpper and Lower Canadas, arc TO meet
in conference, i October, At Montreal
-Sa;d an eccentric minister lately 81
o. cA1rch extension Anniversary. in ous Of {
IN Western conferences, with great deal ms
RE than elegance: ''u I we're in I
., Lord's place would never accept some Of
ne eIidees called churches and dedicated to !
lA | EOr6HIp- MUst 0I IAeE alc ouAptA AAs
az laru. and it they lave thing intended fol
ae t3wer. i: looks like the stuup OF 4 tsee Il
s. Las Leen twisted Of By tornado or i
nr epi1e il attempted, it is about the proporti
r. II toosi1-pick to = hta-coop-these hou:
are disgrace to sic people erecting item.
ny i-su1t to God, AID = bur!es3ue upon
m church"
he The oldest Lutheran minister in the COT
= ttY i said to be F.thes n. Weeodsea. Thc
>, 1ow in h, 9oth year: for 90 yeaSa he has b.
to devoted % The work OF the rinlstE:
da a curious coufessor, who had ,1ste'
ng With Is much surprise a. atteutlon to you
I'D womsu uho had disclosed the state OF
as nird to hin, At last inquired be- name: "
Or. presence Of mind peculiar to he1sslf,
'or replied. "My g-od father, my name II
cit sin.
ZEN The Methodist says: Rev. /: James,
i D., OF Dus:letown, Penn, hAs the honol
el- !e1pg the oldest Methodist in the world.
Of sin liz ninety-fousth year, being born Ja7u
my ss. 177I. He joined the Methodist soc1et.
17eo-eighsy years sso. He WAS licensed
ing t1ho,t il 1903, to preach in 1900 VAS
ran i!ainea Deacoa By Bishop Asbury 1906,
ns. Elder ly Bishop Norris IN lAe-
Of The following hyu,a appea:s in Ger1
i it I:ym.1-book. No attempt At ver-:ac ldon
IN. ecu made in the Translation: :" Anit
sral God, IN content to 1enaiu the dog Am