, 1873-06-15

The HpV. u. A. burgess WILL preach &1 NHtAl At the
Christian Church. The evening subject Is @The
Church without the Creed.n
The Rev. L. < Shoemaker breaches aa usual at the
First stone.1
The Christadelphians meet this morning, st the
corner of Lake and Desplanes streets. The subject
Ia, The Kingdom of God to Be Established on This
Earth to the Downfall Of tho Kingdoms Of Men,"
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
Ep1scoPAL.
June l5-F4rst Sunday after Trinity.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
.une 16-sunday within tho Octave OF Corpus Chris
June list. John Francis Regis, G.
June ls-ss. Marcus and Marceldanus, MM-
Jane ls-octave Of Corpus Christi; ss' dezFsse
june 2o-sacred Heart Of Jesus St. silverius, P. IL
Juns I-8t. Aloystus Gonzaga, G.
The Rev. Newman Hall, expects to visit America
soon-
The Old Catholics Il Cologne hare elected Prof
Reiken, Bishop.
The American Unitarian Society has sold it, old
house Chauncay street, Boston, for {37, 500.
Twenty yaaes ago there was not Baptist Minister IN
Sweden now there are 210 Baptist churches-
The Rev. Mr.. Sims, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Il about to accept call to tho Congregational
Church In Nevada.
Tho Third Presbyterian Church OF Boston has called
the Rev John H. Munroe, of Nawry, Ireland, who has
accepted
The Church Work EpiscopaD, Of Baltimore,
urges ths appointment Of Bishop for the freedmen.
Mr. Jaeger, the jewish Rabbi Of Mobile, who
converted to Christianity about year ago. has Joined
the Southern B4pttsts.
The United Brethren propose to follow in the wsko
OF the MehodiBts aud admit aymen rs delegates IN
their Church Conferences.
Tho historic portion Of Boston il now almost with
ont church odince only three remaining there-one
Episcopal one Roman Catholic, aud ono Baptist.
Judaism, and literature" and is motto is, "The voea
Of reason 1s the voice Of God"
Tho Rev. E. ?. Hammond, the Evangelist, who has
been aboring in the West during the winter, soon
to return to his home at Vernon, Conn
Ba1hmore's J" Evangelical" 6undsy-schools number
l78 computing $40 teachers and $40 pupils, repre-
senting fifteen distinct denominations.
. The members In all The various sunday-schoola in
the State Of Illinois number about 10000, OF whom
10, ,957 were added to the Church during the year.
Another Life of Jesus Is put forth in Germany thia
time by Dr. Kein, professor ut Gleason University.
The book attracts much attention In theological circles
abronu-
The Virgins Baptis. stata Convention held its an
nusl session last week at Alexandria. 4 large pro-
portion Of the pastors and delegates were slares pre-
vious TO the war.
The new Methodist church to BE- erected On the
surrsss It ia said in architectural magnihcence any
Methodist Episcopal church in the city or elsewhere
Tho Rev. Mr. Waito, of the American Chapel in
Rome, has not only succeeded with others IN starting
an Italian Young Mems Christian Association, but has
also organized H1oan Church Of Roman sodters.
The oorner-stone Of the Rov. DR.. Talmage's new
tabernacle at Brooklyn to be built on the site o1 the
one burned Last winter, was laid June The building
will cost about sc, O00.
The Rev. Anthony araybf1l, Of the Southern Pre.by-
terian Church. has gone to Western Te1as and Eastern
Mexico for the purpose Of exploring that region, with
s71ew to the organization Of missionary work
Two Brooklyn churches one Methods. and the
hA1D
ttons help the Lee Avenue Baptist Church redeem
their house ot Worship atey sold under the hammer
The Southern Prabyterians have moro churches
has more ministers than churches they propose to
cquAnGe BY uniting tbs two Denominations to form
one strong body.
A ct. Pan, Mnn., Baptist church Is being butt,
Is ss3 to Be ths seshiest Baptist church west of the
mississippi River.
The Catholic Bishops Of England wtn assemble h
council II s month Of Thy one Of the principal e 2
mary schools and the adoption OF uniformity ct
methods for religious instruction In all the dooesea.
7hs %in!stszal obituary Tor 1s721a PREPARED BY
D. HAtheld shows the average sge OF tho rres6yte-
been little ovax IS yea1a. Nine of them were over 80
Tho Boston Transcript ssys the Rev. Dr.. Paddock
viii probably bo consented Bishop Of Massschusetts
th.s W he Re7 Dr.. Hunenston Va. oonsecrated Bishop
Of Central New York in his Owl church In Boston,
The se1eefion of Constanoethe city where Hnss Wa
burned, and the laty deprived Of hall Of thu ho
sd oahoes : @eneSsad b. -
j" the Nemesis Of History.
The recent sIdrttua1ists' CONVENTION in Cincinnati
sueeeeded IN keeping tho g1eat secret Of spirtuaism
IT, defined their faith thus Our religion, then, is
this The grand ultimate of al thought to bring Ill to
higher ultimate. Haocs We are beothsra."
Tho disendoved Presbyterian ministers Of ireland,
principle than they did before. Tho sustentaton fund
1or the yesr 3ust closed amounted TO 81 ooo gola
Of &10o, gold, above the old xurn,
-"st 0hAdrena Day" n Brooklyn vas this year
celebrated with the customary grand muster ot about
60 900 sundayochool scholars from the schools Of al
Robert Rates had been there to see Whist hs mustard
seed Of tho eundsy-school had grown to!"
The Rev. Q. 4: Pentecost, Of tho Baptist Church:
Rockville Centre T., brother Of the late psstor Of
ngned hta poaitou because his congregation refused
to allow "open communion" Ia the church. This L
the same reason for which his brother rssgned from
tbs Hanson Place Church.
India may be gained from tho estimate Of tie Ray.
Thomas Evans. Of the London Baptist Missionary So
saety. that the same proportions were nAnta,nea
for au of England, eight for Scotland four Tor lfe-
1aud, and two for W4les.
The Rev. T. Nobe IL the boast Of some Manchester
{Eng) Christians as " the smallest preacher N 1ne
world.n The Manchester Guardian reporter took |
ZONE time to find tie dovogt dwarf IN the pulpit "
fore he spoke, and aiterwnrd discoyerad that Mr.
Noble has "nore ferfor than grammar, and more
JUNCTION than Argument"
new problem at discipline ha4 arisen in Kansas,
whore there several parishes in which the CON-
nunicants ere al women, who are nevertheless, re-
fused representation in the councils. The matter Was
brought for discussion 1t the recent Diocesan Conven~
ion and occastoned livaly debate eYentuAtng, how
.yer in tho dafeat Of the motion to admit women to
tha yeshy.
In West Tennessee there Is q sect Of protesting /
Christians Known as Thnmastea, whose distlnguahn9
belief IL the anuthtation Of the wicked after tnrse
,hal mike hs second per7o6l advent to reign over
he earth tbau1and years This second coming they
1upp9s6 VIII take pace in shout yeArs from this
lat4, This sect d an odahoot from tho Campbslates
IT Christian Disciples.