, 1872-11-17
RELI1IOT2.

RELIGIOUS.
., me Rev. DR.. Vincent writes from Enela:.
@ .aas ne had an Interview with hIr. spurgeon
"no declared that he would not come to IL +
country untl after the Day Of Judgment
Lie European Governments appear to /.
1c.,Egs 41e1ng ID concert for the expulsion Of t..
| Jesu1fs: Prussia is enforcing their remoya.
nlctor Emmanuel has determined to euopres.
| tae o3oer IN Italy; md they have been notif1e.
Grated. ''~~ VAL 1oS 10 4o'
| AT the late congregational Association he,
N the city Of Rochester, notice was eiyen tha.
as t9e next meeting OF the Association motion
mou1a pe made to change the constitution 20
In lnas IN future each church will be represented
mast ny @Gmaa se;a1, ana man. The idea seemed to
tn Philadelphia, the Catholic Bishop Wood
nas pIeac11bed the recitation Of the rrsyer from
us lue Maasal, Pro Peste AafmoEium, for thirty
| oaye, Tor the abatement of tho horsa disease,
-Mr: Beechers Church proposes 10 raise =,
tnua tf OF S5o,o ,ooo, to be called the h.Pl-moutJ.
M!sslon Fund, " for the endowment Of tho tn,
| n1sslona under the care Of the Church This
| Wedding. '0o @AA'e4
/ Tho meehng Of the Evangelical Protestant
| Eplscopa! Church Societies was neld On SUNDAY
| evening e last at the Church o. the Atonemant,
ported for the year was sl32, 800, Which. addei
70 70 me $218, 600 previously reported from the
oIner Episcopal Board, makes s450, 900 as the
sum total Of missionary offerings in the lro-
I
| diocesan Missions or Pariah Home sI;ssiona-5
work, which must amount TO ,Auc;1 :rrste.
sum. e'~-
+ The HeraA Of life (Adventist) finds s;i::.ac,
IN scripture thai the epizooic sis but another,
on omen mm Of the coming day, and but c,other efofk
OF God to call attention to it."
lhey are trying to organize Methodist Epis='
GO copal church in Philadelphia, in w.1ich more
snaaa snan usual b emphasis will be placed upon the
second half OF the denominational ra-ae. Mr.
wesley prepared an abridgment Of the English
rIIayer-book, and the use Of this is contemplate
-: Mr., Archer NJ. shee, 8 Roman Catholic.
writes to the London Times declaring his siutter
at4belef' Of the alleged appearance Of the Vir-
gh at Lourf1es. He has read the ACCOUNTS Of
'1e ..pilgrinages, he seys, with ':ncurnful dis
"A new society. entitled tbs ttCath o1ic Union
OF Ireland, has been formed in that country ssto
defend the Pontir and Roman Catholic inter
ests, the liberty OF the clergy. and religious Or
aeg1 Its members are of both sexes ard Of
be formed of thirty. elected members,
affecting Catholic interest,"" It is rumcrod that
on the return of Cardinal Cullen from Rome tha
Bishops will meet and issue very positive pro-
nunc.amento with regard to education.
Right Rev. A. c. Coxe Bishop Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Diocese Of Central New York,
m. eaaed On Saturday last BY appointment Of tba
Rev. ]. T. Holly, Of Buffalo, went to Hayti IN
priests orders, and has been very successful
R;ah52 among the people Of his color
pose OF admitting c1ergymen to the minatry
y and organizing congregations in something aim
1af 20 mIa tn9 ga,i diocsses ,at Of this country.
the Fd4 MaA Gazette calls the attention Of
clergymen who dislike the Anthanasian Crsed to
ne method employed some years ago by tha
E!eT: Mr. Wright, a clergyman of the West Of
England, whose ,parishioners complained to his
bishop because he would not employ the Creed
= = bis service. The Bishop admonished IT,
clergyman to heed the request Of his flock. II,
'everend gentleman, accordingly, on the follor.
rs Sunday, made the following little speech t.,
us congregation; gS5 Next follows S. Anth4
'!th Gods leave, ri sing*it. Now, cler:,
aind what you are about.' Whereu2on both
M lerk ana curate commenced singing it to \
o1.h1unslng asc1;in tune, which, having prerior.i?
lth considerable spirit and effect. Tbs parish
'ne1s held another meeting, and Informed tu<e
1rate that they would dispense With the Atha.-
9lan Creed in future.
The Christian Leader is glad to hesr that
70 horrible old Augustinian dogmas are some
mes repudiated by !t'members OF coi1nciis,
I'd hopes that " the next step will be councils
.I uIepuolate pn them" The Leader ought to kno.r
az the dogmas to which wo referred arenc. :.
ught now IN the theological seminaries Of ths
'ngre8atlona1ists With perhaps ore exception
1doVer, and New Haven, and Chicago r.
" eucn INDUSTRIOUS not1on5 as that men shar3
9 guilt Of their first progenito- mat cs :
artlly as the Leader does.-IndeDendenf.
"a meeting in the interest Of the Eyaura1icor
lance was held, q few days spo, in the fhnTS;,
the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, to hear the report ~
Kew. DR., scaaH, Secretary Of tie Alliance
its operations in Europe, and on the snh7s,.t
tne General Conference which it is prcposs1
hold o. IN Z New York City in 1873. In his renort
sonar said that between forty and ffty d.
8ushed men from almost every country in
rope would attend next years Conference
take part In its deliberations, Altoaethe-
% 3o0 to 500 visitors might be eypected On
t occasion. There would bea great variety
subjects to be discussed. such "a HTb.. pree
state OF Christendon," ssChristian unton,''
oreign and domestic Missions" Christian-
opy,"
Ills Eminence Luigi Amat, Cardinal and Vico
ance1or Of the Holy Roman Church, died in
City Of Nice, on the 7th inst. Luigi Amat
born in the City OF Cagliari, Sardinia, on the y
OF June, 1896. He entered the Church at-
.arly moment Of hiB Life. and wn3 soon <1istin
shed for his zeal and piety. Since the In,
1arch, 1852, be has been consecra1cd Bishon
ted Vice Chancellor Of the Church an;i
lpriest OF the Basilica Of St. Mary Liza Great
Tas nominated Cardinal on the 18th OF Ma
, and his name stands enrolled SECOND IN ia
of Cardinal Bishops, the wholo number of
order OF the Roman Episcopac7 beinr six
lnal Amat's death leaves twenty-eight hats
NJ IN the vatican and in the rlft at Pona =