New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-28


enough to supply congregations already organized
and there IA no provision for societies that may DO
formed The Bsptists blame themselves largely for
this lack of preachers in having failed 20 "a rs
tenn BY which young men VINO are erosecution OF their
studies The approaching conference OF these enurcnes
is earnestly urged on all sides to give the mei iu
consideration
Some time ago the inferior Catholic clergy
OF the Province OF Posen alarmed by the severity OF the
Prussan Government, started an anti-Ultramoptane
movement, which rapidly grew In strength priest
Dean Basinsk now openly goes about gathering adhe
rents The plan Of leaders Is first to urge the rope
to recognize the Fslk laws or in some way 70 arrange
fusa they threaten elect bishop and FORM Poseh
Catholic Church. not, however, breaking OH all eonhec
ton with Rome.
President Mahan of Adrian College, Mich
igan. who has been spending the Summer abroad. Is
m lkng an excellent impression IN England. An edi-
torial in The London Christian World describes MN as
" a preacher OF the best kind. HIS dlctloni Is
clear simple, expressive, p0eca and full OF spiritual
force" recent sermon is spoken Of as an admirable
specimen OF simple, instructive, forcbie. eloquent
preaching" Dr. Mahan is author OF several works on
for nubcation new work on systems of Philosophy"
The Rev. Edward F. Strickland, late pastor
of the Calvary Baptist Church. Westerly Rhode Island,
has addressed note to the Boston Baptist Ministers
Conference stating that IN consequence OF my expert
encing change Of belief respecting the fundamental
doe o.
Human Family the Eternal Punishment OF the FINAL,
Impenept the Doctrine Of the Trinity aud Divinity OF
Christ therefore can longer retain my posi- ton In
your ranks and feel be consistent with honor an
propriety inform you OF my change OF sentiment anu
the dissolution OF my connection VIII tuo Daptlst uo
nomination"
The Juggernaut Car Festival, held at Seram-
PORE India in July passed off without loss Of life. The
city authorities seized the large car which was rotten
and held it until the pilgrims had repaired It, so Tor
the first within the memory OF man.. according To
The Patriot the sacred not drawn on the night
of the festival" The crowd small and not very en-
thusastc 1t might here be stated that The Friend Of
India which was founded by the Serampore mission
aries, and which is OF the leading papers OF the
country has recently changedis editor This announce
said TO give great satisfaction 10 the ehus Vi
Disestabishment In INDIA.
Bishop Tozer calls the attention of the Prot
esant Episcopal clergy to the fact that Parliament mas
passed a law by which they may ofciate in the Churcn
OF England They must obtain the assent OF the Arch
bishop of the province in which they propose 10
oficiate subscribe to the xxx Articles, and prom
ise to use the services prescribed in the ritual OF
the Church. II they desire to obtain license as
assistant curates English diocese the assent OF the
Bishop OF the diocese must be obtained After actlng
as curate for period OF not less than two years they
may receive "a document from the Archbishop pacing
them in the same position as If ordained by English
bishop Reciprocal action Is recommended ny Tue "eH-
eral Convention.
Inc UUlteu Dyhou VI A''"
York held its annual recently at Jamestown NJ
Y. An important meeting OF ruling elders was con-
yened during the sessions OF the Synod. James Nc
Candies OF Philadelphia presided and among the
speakers was Mr.. Samuel Tempeton OF Albany, n. 1.
1t was declared be the duty OF ruling elders to show
an interest the young TO seek out strangers ana III
ve them to attend worship to visit and pray with the
SICK cooperate with the pastor in promoting the sp
itual good church, to attend church courts ath
fully and hold and conduct meetings IOr prayer;
be a acon Of e General Assembly
ing "a national temperance eonVention'
The Society of Friends of Religious Enlight-
eminent was organized in Moscow IL years ago, chiefly
for the purpose of diusng accurate information re-
specting the Eastern Church. The St. Petersburg mem
bers of this Society have been engaged IN COZ
respondence with committee Of the Old Catholics con-
corning the poipt, of difference between the two
churches The Old Catholic committee have recently
submitted reply to the Russians, setting forth their
opinions the points in controversy and correcting
erroneous impressions respecting the Western Church
In they request the Russian society 10 give lt
views the freest manner, because only unreserved
Openness and thoroughness in our can bring us
are proceeding in agreement with Bishop Renkens.
The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Conven-
ton of Western NewYork was held at Rochester, Sep
tember 49, Bishop Coke in his annual address, stated
that during the year ne had confirmed $40 persons The
number of clergy In referring TO the deposition
church should have been capable OF adding to the dis
cords of ChrstendOm by efforts create new sect is
fearful thing In view of SavOrs language concern
ing those by whom OF enses come You know how
deepy have felt the scandals which this schsm has
tried to find its excuse; but let say deliberately
that compared with the Korah-like crime OF leading
Christians 70 fresh divisions which denounced by
the HOLY Ghost carna' and cassed as works OF Tue
de yi these other scandals are but petty PERSONALLY
he spoke pleasantly OF DR.. Cummins SAYING, NO doubt
he has been sinned against as well AS SHINING IN luis sau
Conclusion OF his career bishop, aud think his I'M
haired health must largely account Tor his mistakes III
Judgment"
A famous old church of London is III
danger of being destroyed. The Ecclesiastical Com
mission desire 10 remove All Halows, Breadst., to
which on 1905 John Milton was carried from the
tavern of the Spread Eagle to be baptized tablet
records the fact. This building, around which many
associations gathered erected In 1865
DESTROYED by the fire 1906, and rebuilt by Sir Chris
topher Wren Fortunately the church register was
saved from the great fire. and the original record OF
Millions baptism is still to be Among the old
Monuments the church contains is one to the memory
OF former rector Rev. Lawrence Saunders, who In
Xxx wa, burned to death for persisng In the reformed
faith The resident Pensioners now number only 30
The average congregation is nine PERSONS and sermon
once preached every Thursday, for the support OF
which legacy was left the church In 1929, was given
Last a. even worse than Dean Swifps dearly beloved
| Roger" when the removal Is enected Tue records
monuments &C. will be sent 10 the Cnufcn OF St mary
| le-BOW.