, 1873-03-17

Church Of the Redoemer, In Cnlro ILL.,, has loft
S' for s.. Louis, where he ia to take ohargo of
DR.. Manning, tho Roman Catholic Arch
bishop Of Westminster, In b recent address In
sholield, said: "Ultramontanism means Popory,
Il I add, popory means ohriatianity." -
-W0 hnve It from no lcaB IN authority than
tic Evangelist newspaper, that more than 300
Presbyterian clergymon-not counting editors,
accretaries, and missionaries now Idle IN
tho vineyard, having nothing to do In thnir
profession.
Tho monks and HUBS in Italy who aro forced
to 1oavo thotr cloistorB aro not loft by the Gov
ornment without pittance fora living. Tito
pensions range from $50 up to s12Q n. year,
about oqnal to tho professed cost Of their OK
istence in tic clolstor.
-Dlahop Haven, Of the, Methodist Church.
Establish church there, ,and tho Bishop hopes to
uao tho bcst cornor lot for that purpoao..
"A Mr. Macleod, Of Osaka, now inaista that
tho Japanese arc tho true nncal. descendants Of
tho .1oat ton tribes. Ho processes to find
similarity in tho Japanese and tho ounoiform
Assyrian alplabets. to find tho Mia worship
correspondent to that Of tho Kinga Of 1sraol DO.
Japan tho iiterai fulallmont Of prophecy.
Moro than 600 fooble churches have boon
naHieted from the Loan fund which tho Motho-
dsa not opg sns me N md ThSh nn1
subscriptions Of large number Of laymon
NTHRo Rov. Cape1 Iolynoux, who lately ro-
signoa the Vicarage Of st. Pauls, onslow equaro,
English Church, and announced his intention to
proach the gospel outside OF that Church, which
he accuBoa OF secedlng from true doctrine and
apostolic practice.
The Rev. ". J. Ellis, q prominent Clergyman
vile, has withdrawn from the ministry Of that
Church. His roasons for withdrawing are that
tho dogmaB and ccclcsiastcal reatraints Of the
Church ora,nped his ministerial functions and
curtailed his Christian liberty. Ho is Liberal
or Broad churchman, and will In tho future act
Independently Of all church. organizationB but
continue Ills preaching.
Tho Baptist Year Book for 1879 gives the
statistics Of tho Baptist Church as follows: In
tho United States there nre s53 associations,
10, ,720 churches, 1882 ordained ministers, and
1855, ,232 members. Tho Sunday School atatis-
tics show 0,412 schools, G53.742 scho1ars. Tho
5S7.o4. There a!o 46 periodicals., Of Which q aro
German, / Welsh, and / French. Thoro aro 0
theological soulnaries, 81 colleges and uniyorai-
tics, and IL academies, with over 800 instructors,
and O,000 students.
Mfr. Hopworth explains, in his papor, tho
Working Church, that ho doea not wish to occu.
py the unique place outside the Wholu group OF
evangelical churches, which some. persons havo
Officially acceptod as mcmber Of tho 0ongrega-
tional body" and tlat, "whle ho Bympatifzoa
with the Church Universal in all its endeavors
after unity, md will do his utmost. By throwing
his pu1pit open to the brethren Of all Christian
denominations, aud in all other proper ways to
bring about that unity, he still holds faat to his
position as Congregational minister, settled
over Congregational society"
President Finuoy talos very strong ground
in tho I,,lepcnaen. against amusernents. He
eoonls to think that il people have boon properly
and thoroughly co,lyortctl they will henceforth
10 "c1lectualiy rid Of tho clanlor Of their lower
ouu sports" aud viii likowniso ceaso to take any
interest III pleasure parties, pcnics, ploaaure
excursions, md iii li1so amusement" The IN
dependent Gnys that President Filnoy's principle
thingu: "All little chidron who booomo pious
dolls on tho funeral pile of dead innocence" :,
"A lotter from Rono says: mo movement
Of the eacrod College. Plus TX has lived to SEQ
nearly al Of those pass away WHO had voice if in
raising him to- tho pontiacato. OF tho ~ Cardi-
,,als now living, all but wore createa by the
present Pope. Some Of there must soon leave
the patriarchal ago Of threo-scoro and ton years.
Cardinal patriza Is tho Deacon, Or soignor OF
tho Sacred College, and has worn the scarlot for
nearly 40 yeala. Hia ago II Is. Cardinal Billet,
ago Of 90. I[e las worn lis rcd hat but u years,
as he WAS 78 before entoring the Sacred College.
Of tho other mombers Of the conclave OF atl-
vnnccd age, welayo Cardinal De Angolis, 81 !; Car
dinal Uatarini, 78; Cardinals Amat, Grasaollini,
Antonucci, rs; besides twenty-five others, whose
ageg range from 62 to II. Llloion Donapnrto
and Prince Hohonldo aro the youngoat Of tho
Cardinals, the formor 64, and the latter 30 years
Tho Pope has asked the Goyornmont Of Vic
tor Emmanuel to supproBH HerleB Of articles on
"Tho Life Of Christ, now appearing in one OF
tho n1tra,rndieal newspapers. n answer t. to
Patrizi, BY order Of tho Pope the Attorney den-
oral iaa malo reply TINT, although the
| Government doplorea tho fact that a dis
ahoud nG carried On ~ to
of'li6orty It is impossible BY soquoutrations and
| proacontions, to silonco those who choose. to
| promote discussions which tho law doos not for
| bid. Tho Attorney General goes on to say that
| Mgr Patrzi knows vol that In NIL timea and all
j oountrfoB, and oyon undor regime OF tue pross
"not as liberal as that now exiating in Italy, !"
slmilar publications to that Of tho letters OBJ
Interference OF government, and without dmic-
| islling popular respect for religion. Attention
is also called to the faot that tho law Of May IL,
1871, prooaina full liberty Of discussion on re-
oil tho lifo Of Christ may not bo intorforcd with
until they exceed tho limits Of such discussion.
! Tho Episcopal Convooation Of Canterbury,
England, met Feb. l2. Thoro was q full attond-
| on tho Athanasiau trood made their report, rec
ommendlng Tor adoption tlo following synodscal
| note: :,
Tho Provincial 5yuol Of Canterbury aoonnly DE-
carea: .,.
commonly called tho Greed of st. Atlanas!us," ne
{orll two fundamental toctri,,es-ua1uely, that OF
tho Holy Trny aud that Ut tho Incarnation of cur
Lord Jss.ss Christ, In the form Of an exposition OF the
Catholic faith,
!Second-That tho naid confession does not, In ita
aevaral mud aeparato propositions, make any addition
to tho Christian faith, but stoa moro fully that which
II implicitly contained in the Apostles md Nlcone
creeds, aud that It Is safeguard aganat error, which,
| froul time to ttmo, haso arisen In tue Church OF
Christ,
| IAfni-That whereas, Holy Scripture, III divers
passages, promises fo to tho faithful and assorta the
In a1,nlry claaes Of he Oonfession ex| tho tor
rin wiful rojoetion Of tho Ghrist!aT
fnitht and declare tho necessity Of holding fast tht
state Of aalyatio. Noyerheless the Church these!5
iaIa HIM