New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Archbishop OF Florence, MSr OIoachiho
Iu1berti died suddenly Oct 27. He born in ISL
and had been Arch6sn0p of florence since 1851.
The Marcy-ave., Brooklyn, congregation,
which declined to enter the Long Island Baptist hsso-
ciation is as large their new church can accomo-
date
The evangelical churches Of Detroit have
been holding union revival services for over month.
There are four daily services. with an altehuanco a'
times OF 1900 persons.
The Archbishop Of York has made tenn
perance address in Sheffield. lie said that clergymen
Of the Established Church only taught from their pulpit
certain theological tenes, they did not fully discharge
their duIy TO the people.
DR.. CYRUS Hamlin of Robert College, Con-
stantnoplo is recovering from severe surgical oper-
alton performed upon him short time ago In Boston.
tumor ia the thig5 caused, it is supposed, by fai,
successfully removed
The report on Sabbath-schools for the year
1874 Of the Presbyteres Of the Presbyterian Church
South connected with the Synod OF Virginia, gives
total ofl9c schools 22so teachers, and 15i8 scholars
The money raised Cor the schools amounted TO s56 and
for missions, S2,O05.
AS an example of the Christian spirit Of
England it may be stated that the amount subscribed In
London for the Bengal Famine Fund was Gl22l63. Of
this amount $4,000 sent Calcutta; the balance
is forwarded TO India 10 be used IN renewing any
distress that may remain.
The statistics of the Episcopal Diocese of
Kentucky, over which Bishop CuInmns formerly pre-
sided, are as follows Number Of clergy Al; parishes
and churches 45 baptsms during the year. 6sJ; con-
frmatlons s23 present number of members, 39i7 total
amount OF contributions. $50 $685.
1t appears from tho accounts received that
the presence of Mr. Clarke Jcrvosc as an English re-
preventative to the Vatican, was disasreeaDe to sr
Augustus PaGe the British Minister to Victor Eman-
uel IL s SUP posed That the minister was influential III
procuring the abolition of Mr.. Jervoise's post
Speaking of the religious and national char
actor Of the population of London English paper says
that there are gathered there Jews than there are
In Palestine more Scotch than there IN Edinburgh.
moro there in Dublin, more Roman Cath.
Safety Sars t9h IN the iaSgaases Si spoken
DR.. Hawkins, Provost Of Oriel College, Ok
ford has resigned his position account Of aiIirg
health lie is 81 years old. and has been Provost over
46 years. He the friend of Arnold. Whatey, Corle
stone and many other distinguished men OF past gen
eTatiOn He also an active aud able opponent OF
the Tract1rian movement al OXFORD.
The Women's Christian Association of Gin
cinnati recently celebrated It's sixth anniversary Its
objects are similar to those of the Association in New
York Its principal work the rendering of assistance
to young women Of the industrial classes TIE receipts
for the year ending Oct were $6G6i the expenditure
was sO3 the chief part Of which was for the support
OF the Home for Young Women.
The Pope has founded q new college at
Rome for MISSIONS out of has private funds. 1t bears
the name OF the college Of S. Peter and Paul for
Foreign MssiOns He has presented to 1t the library
which had recently purchased from the heirs OF Car
dna Barnabo II has been noticed at recent audiences
that the Pope appears 10 be in excellent health Ills
voice III speaking IS clear and the articulation Is as
tinct.
To-day, St. Andrews Day, has been
appointed by the Archbishops OF the Church OF Ed
gland at request of the Church Missionary Society.
as day prayer for foreign missions The circular of
announcement suggests that in future the Protestant
missionary societies in E1rope and America, not OF the
Anglican communion be invited to take part In the OBJ
seryance. The prayer-dav for missions has been
ret hy the Bishops OF the Episcopal Church In tic
United States.
The promise of the Sultan to the deputation
from the Evangelical Alliance which waited Linn
that the persecution of Christians III Turkey should
cease seems OF little value The Governor OF Syria has
commanded the suppression OF all the Protestant
schools in the province and the building of JaGa
was stopped by his orders. telegram from Cons.an
nope OF Nov. 20 that TIE residence OF the
American missionaries at Lat2kil Syria, has been en-
tered Dy an armed force
At a recent meeting Of German pastors at
Gnadau q resolution adopted declaring that they
felt themselves bound conscience "not 10 marry &C.
ccsiastically such persons have obtained divorce
from their first marriage on antiScrptpral grounds and
thereupOn have entered upon new marriage By civil
act" According to the new Law no pastor can refuse,
ms responsibility TO perform any ecclesiastical
function demanded OF hiD; doubtful must Dc sub
miited to the parochial council.
The Maryland Baptist General Association
met at Washington d. c., Nov. 10 and Il. The member
ship given at $50, gain daring the year Of 175i
the number OF bIpsns in the same period was l,Ol2
The Association employs 20 home missionaries AZ an
annual expense OF $3.50, besides State Evangelist"
Tne report education called attention to Columbian
Coese The comp completion Of the slco 600 suoscrpon
500 go TO the college was urged.
The Pope has written to Mgr Dupanloup,
Bishop OF Orleans, thanking him for his pamphlet 10
signor Mnshetu on the Roman question. Some OF tho
Church journals of Italy do not same favor
able opinion Of tho Bishops letter The Osserpat,re
Catto,teo of Milan says: "Tne idea Of O Congress OF
the Powers OF Europe is mere chimera. If 1t we're
realized It would simply lead us into new dangers and
disappointments." The Pope has recently received
"a COO from the English College la Rome aud S2 900
the English Catholics.
The Berlin correspondent of The London
Times states that the Roman Catholic priests removed
BY the German Government for ofenses against the
eccesatical laws have isttery returned their par
ishes and celebrated divine service though nothing
had happened. The police at Treyes have arrested
Father Schneider ekled priest, who bus repeatedly
returned Tho arrest took place sn the church
cose OF tho service Tue church has beou closed for
IeoonsecrTon Several persoQs who attempted resist
ance have been arrested.
The Pacific, published at San Francisco,
gives these stssucs OF the Episcopal Church In Caor
MIA. Number Of Efiscops. churches In the State 80,
with membership Of coo, persons; Sunday school pu
pills. 6oco total Of the for oil purposes about
siloo. Tho value OF church property Ia estimated a.
s23s One Of the largest and weathest churches in
Francisco 10 the Church OF the Adven belonging
this denomination us members number 81! adults and
tls children ITS yearly revenue Ia about $4,000, and
the property 10 valued at $4,000.
At the installation of the Rev. Z. L. Rexford,