, 1873-04-06


|
established 1t Boston, the officers Of which ar
women, and the services of which arc to be con
Quoted by women. The opening sermon Of th
| course was delivered By Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
0no tne SECOND ny the heV* MaFy A. draVes.
It illustrates tho enduranca ri woman that n
the first co1nnanv IT Tn;ss;ons r;aa xvI,o wc,f 4
/ the Sandwich Islands in 1gIg the three tnat aur
'vlyea 1ataat vvara the widows Of Thureton. Whit
died, leaving only Mrr. Thnrston to toll the etor
Of that wonderful year.
| rrha ,r.rs,;,oa
!, Eooiae2 Log @AMes ~" N coutse OF puoncatlol
Engeno' laclualng the quarterly reviews
ligious character. reprosentinp tha 1hnrcb 20 .
England, Wesleyans, Methodists, Baptists In
dependents Roman Cathniics and otfer rhr;e
/ tian communities. '.'@ = 80
|
III q nouper OF ohu1cnmen. headed by Maj Gen
!tlJgI, a1 southampton, Eng, who are pucl
| troubled n spirit over the practice OF private
CONCESSION CON that prevails in their midst, have
at an ~. passet
Winchester. Wherannon tha Ksbon anp q
them by saving thst hn ia nora p t1l.n arar con
yinced that ns1hj;o n,aat;n i; ,,st - Jse1 III
such deep and saered oneatfona oA' - >tes|1 "''e
49, ~'>' - s>0'''''"'
tho Evangelical Alliance in New York City, Ra7e
been partially completed the topics OF discussion
and the principal speakers not vet boinr an.
nounced. The session OF. the Conference vii
for popular addresses will be held in tRe
aba1 ASaasp =; Of Muac, the Cooper union and prob
~.y - 'Aoo ano o'nel catleS'
| The most active and useful church In the
city OF New York is said to be the Holy Trinity,
under tho pastoral care Of tho younger Dr..
! Tyne. Seven missions have grown Of thie
church, and In addition there are lay ministers,
mfEainnnrinn Air
Urinary, dispansary, an orphanage q girls 60
ciety, and the House Of the Evangelists, which il
! but school for the rearing up and sending OF
1aborers into the broad field Of Christ's vine
yard.
The Russian Church is reported to be rapidly
bonze, or former priest ct one OF the Oriental
sacts, is it's active apostle. In Hakodadi, re-
Gently, the Bishop Of Kamt6chatka received
ninety live Japanese into the communion OF The
the spread Of the new religion. but without ayaii
e.. Inc MaMson Avenue Metnoas1 Chnrch o. pa.
n the cty Is
ineSouietan aectee aHslgnlng tnem rev
~! Mr. e pasMen ~ 1nett pas'o1. me poopie oesfed
tne ": appontmene . o1 ne Nev. Dr: aatneid, OF
~ ths;p chnica Rv ~ Ps"n I1un stap % tne nan
charge the Bishop of being ruled by intricueg in
the Conference, and great excitement has besn
caused: cay III: psshisd has not assumed any duties
enemies e seem determined % not % to yied ed "A'' N''
- :.
DR.: ~ e 9. Richardson h tells IN the Gongrega-
1ao1nsl the nsoly o. an oa church 1 ~ freehold
Soysrpg Of cedar ed shingles md receiving It's
1eht through Tue original w1noo" sas1es, whore
panes are SIX hy eight lnchea a table which
was % nsea y bTaina1a 70 u q; admn,sterng I'M tne com
nnGn - asta;n 20 osns Is ~ @ onurch ana thero
Wounded soldier was !ald dnt1ng tae battle of
monmouth. Ihe two Iennents, Glbet and
N1ham. 1otmefly pfeached m mere and tho desk
WAS also occupied oy teoFee "nteneh.
The Jubilee Singers have 30 deeply interested
to one or moro friends in London to aid them
upon their at44ysl in England {Hhere they ara
soon to 60 on singing tdur) in every Nsy pos-
Bible. He himself confidently expects thai they
will make q great impressioh 10 English re1i-
gious circles, aud suggests, at the same timo,
that they Should bold their oonperts in some Of
e tnnpe's Pc a. 1 ssaao anu aM 'gae way so"afos
- @ az o.. ~ ~ .3i q. "t..ss sua. une ~
es;1jra.s :. fsrn - - ~ - ;J,sti a4 ! .uo
ea-Iv batnrT IN sFter ~ bsring H.+anaa ~ ~ ao1na
oiS - aas91 t ns nones
a.I ~ snen e. ponIa9e aau .naI so1Ge9 10
u'o7 'onets neA5uesaloly |oucnB'
TIE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
circular relating to the religious h8pccts Of
the great Centennial Exposition which will take
place In Philsdelphia {probaply) July 4, 1876,
has appeated- Occupying conspicuous place,
it appears, in the classification Of objects and
subjects, Is Hroup comproh ending the General
subject OF "Religious Organizations aid sys-
TENS, With the following classification: First
Origin, natpre, growth, and extent Of various
religious systems and sccts. Statistical and
historical fsotA. seeond-neligious orders md
societies, ind thefz objects. Third Societies
and organizations for the propagation
OF systems ct religion By niRstqnary effort.
4 Spreading the knowledge OF religious eYstesas
by pubncanons-a class designed to include such
publications IS those Of tbs Bible ahd Tract So.
cetiea together with statistics Of their origin,
growth, and progress. s. systena and methods
OF religious instruction and trimming for tho
young. Apparatus and appliances for teaching
in the family; sabbath-school apparatus, &c.
The various religious associations, tho clergy,
and all directly Interested are expected to coop
erate by contributing such reports aa may be
proper, in order to make this department as COM
plete as possible.
.uEpwonrn's NEW CHURCH.
Raw .aaoroa n Hanwor+h ahont v,,om On