, 1874-10-04

F., q: Rockawar. L: l.. aged 50; tte Re@. J. Z
Da:Tr, c. S. T., III New Orleans; the Rev p +
| caatwel assistant Tastn- IT st. Jo!l:.'s Church
Paterson, y. j., Sept II, aged 81: atl t!,c Hey
! J. U. 3. Gel9, Sept. 8. {: Suspension Dr;d -.
| Tho Eov. Alyan Tobey died il, South I;ervic]
| recently. He had been pa7scS OF tho rresbytc
rian Church in that place since l5:;;;.
Tho healtl, Of Bishop G;!ronr. Catholic B:s',-
on OF Cleveland, O.. is greatly impaired by over
work, aud the Very Eev, T. II. l;ofl. Of Cleye
| land, has been appointed auninlEira:or fur
| year, go as 10 give tho Bishop period Of rest.
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
The Rev. DR.. Harvey, Of t;a:n;l.ou, y. Y, hav.
ing just returned from European tour, tells
tho Examiner. and Chronicle that the Dccchc--
Iilton scandal has been published all over Eu.
ropo IS great battle would be. lie found i. at
Athens, Constau:tuo7lc. Beirut, Jerusalem, and
Other Places aud tho effect, ho s.vs. is to UNDER
mluo Professionalism. rs TIC prevailing conviction
is unferorablo to 3Tr. Deeche7.
Says tho NeT York IEortd: lin : disquisition
on the Two Natural Religions tho spirit of
tho late Archbishop Hughes declares that they
are the Roman Catholic and tho Sp;ritualistic,
and tha: tho day will como when ali minor be-
liefs will be swallowed up in them. lie ea;s ::
The Catholic Church in tho sr1:it world is not
30 extensive IS it ID on ea1tt- 1ts usefulness is
more especially adapted to earthly conditions.
There are some noble c.thcdras in tho spirit
world. Mass is offered up every morning nt tho
Cathedral Of the Five Virgins iu rny B5nooric.
Tie S!aterood OF the Five Virgins, nc1lr or
ganized, inhabt beautiful and commodioEs
cdltlccs adjacent. It is7thoiE business to escort
from ca1th Youthful souls rio Lavo been bap-
tized in the Church aad TAo are fricnd1css and
yagrant, having inhabited willis on EARTH such
parts Of New York City AZ the Five Points and
Water street, ami having neither kindred cor
connection to claim tLe.l.'"
The New York Observer scys:
Thu will Of the Late Mrs. Sarah L. Ein3, Of Taun-
ton, 1fIas, contains tho following Ec1ucs:4: To the
American Unitarian Association, located il Boston, for
The pur,ose of Preachers in weak Unitarian societies
Boston Female Orphan Asylum aad the Old Lalics
Home OF Iain!n-ny, 5000; also. to tho latter, two
ots Of a.d in Taunton; to the Unitarian Society in
T'unton worshIi'ag in Tie B:cne rHeot;nghousc, to
be e1pt tnlef III thu care OF said building and tho
erou..d adjacent $1,000; @nl to Antioch Coitse at
Yellow Springs, O., s2J,c0].
Tho alliance has been enlarged, and is now
enc Of the brightest and most euterprising OF the
religious papers OF the CITY. It is growing in
gtace and favor as well Is ia elzc.
". S. B. alathews, tho popular orsaaist of
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church, has IN
article in the las: Independent on THE light
Use Ct Aus!c il Education" IIo says in tho
average Seminary HI oEer-attcatlo1 il pail to
tho mechanism Of pi:no-plasns, aud the pzac-
lice Of snowy pieces, 10 the entlro exclusion Of
tue study o! music ~ literature. aad ho gays
oue may almost cunt Oh his fingers the semi
as;1es where fair degree Of intelligence and
Feason regulates the study of music.
Tie congregationaiis: says: We are rather in
,l1ncI to tho opinion, and arc considerably /
5ratiticd thereby, tAat the habit Of eztempS-
:aueous preaching is on the increase among
American ministers. Ii Is said OF tie Rev Drs.
3nr:ea, s:rdler, Talmage s!orrs Tzng, sr.,
IND 1::", Jr. tl,a. sc14o:. if ever, is c,t!e- one
cen "i1n cTcn Il scrap OF paper totote hic At !;
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