, 1874-07-26

hEA4tIoUS U15lILLAN e
There ere in Libsria dfty-two ordained nlinis-
ters, all converts except one. Six of the num-
her ara converts from gross hcathonlsm.
Dr.. Thompson, in the New York Observer.
gives tho following renzons for the future Of
Lord Radstock IN Berlin:
Tho congregation ras u.de up a1naeEt entirely ot
Americana an, therefore, the Prestige OF his title had
Of the effect which 1t Ia likely 10 have upon the
snobbish EnClishnan Or tito court'y Rnseian. TAso
sssy he Lord and tncre was nothing left but
onl-rats lay cxhorter, whoso desHitoiy haranEues
would eoon 10 yoscl bcro IN MY weekly prayer-
what ground does such thrust hisEso into ths
pulpit, uulicenxcd, uuordaincd, uninvi:ed? Under
What aos. ~ snem ~. apa
zion to preach the Gospel7"
Z,on's Herald thus speaks OF tho death Of .
noted Atheist in England: ":fhe English papeFs
notice thu death of noted Atheist, who protest.
ed to the last his disbelief in tho existence OF
God. But bis co-beliovers, Messrs+ Watts and
Uradlaush, who made addresses at his grave,
Ghrank ingtiuctiyely from tho assertion of their
gloomy beliefe,' while his tombstone bears the
inscription, In Memoriam; Gone Before"
"Tat.oo;ns cathedral" is what Church Bells
calls the decoration Of st. Panl's proposed by
3lr. Durges.
The Dean Of Cashel in recent Sunday school
address, "ayowed his boliuf this. teaching little
children was no easy thing" In his opinion,
s.the man who thought that, though be could
not manage IN elder class, Le could easily in-
struct infants. WAS like the medical student Who
said hc had not got far IN uig profession, but
he could cure Children"
4 correspondent OF the London Standard rays
Of the American chapel now building in Rome
The Americans are eagerly pressing forward d work
which will te visible md unanistakable symbo. Of
the greatness Of their country. Of its cect and
Affection for weI-ordesel worship, and tha on,n3res-
cnt Eplsudor Of it8 pecuniu1y Iberahty, while We
1nudd1e old gar7et. Ths church which they
are building In Of the beats poei,oas OF the pr1-
cipal new quarter OF Rome Will bo-puttng the great
bas:as out Of the questionable most beautiful cccie-
siast1t1 building iu tie city; and, even including
those enormous and norld-celebrated falrics will bs
altogether tho best ecclesasca feeling md purity
Of architectural taste 1t Is being built ia the pures
Lombard Gothic style Tho exterior facinEs will be
entirely Of Ever1ne tho interior fittings If tue beau-
tifu1 Area EsoDe The toEcr With good peal of BELLS
will he 140 feet high. The will Ce separated from
the aisles BY ranro of s:- arche1 Tho altar will
occupy iaoata aositon in front Of tho aspc. The
Teaaingdesk aud pulpit, both OF richly carved sone
VIII o::upJ positions analogous to thoso Of tho am
tones primitive ba1ilica- The design includes
ecture-zoo:ns, schooiroos, library and lodging for
.he officiating clergyman all Of which to pr con-
neced with the church by very beautiful clo1ster
The paid for the land was $4,000. The coats OF
the buildings is estimated 1T Ella oV, OF which Ell COO
have been already subscribed.
Th9 Stsnday-ScIool Teacher says: :'Wo got Q
card the other day from q Certain place, that for
the time shaIl be uameless, which SAYS: There
is but one Sunday-school in this place. The
only knowledge that outaiders haro OF the do
nomination to which the Superintendent belongs
is, that he holds letter OF accommodation,
regularly iasued by Congregational church