, 1874-09-27

and always will tc the treasure of treasures. 1t r:
. the great TAora, the law OF Moses. Could ponp;
y once visit this earth he would lnd the gods
r adofel, thoss great works Of a., scattered in Il
nlIscu1rs' OF Europe, With broken nose auoth
Elthout legs, and many without arms and heads, viii
musty manuscript in the Old boz be 60 much dsspis.
Christians aud tic 90 000 10 oV00o Jews in Il
world. The high priests however, had great dzea
entering II. TITS, howcscs, VI Gu , nor Sc Is wonae
Az the place was closely shut whole year, the "a
aad foul a,r naturally generated was enough 10 stih
an Ok and much Iuore speedily who vent int
ittFenbiug with supers;itious fear. sin be Lad
80 in. He WAS meant TO believe himself III the t,rr
Omega of the Jewsh faith, a1d pcroars flo most iu
tesssns part w:s tho simple dress oi tie hil priest
not II bs s9s 1r
Stones, vas ke allowed to enter tho Holy Of Holes
Where he presence of Cd supposed to await him
| His dress WAS prescribed follows:
he {hs high prie=sl slt put On the holy uncp cost
and he shall hare linen hrecches upon his nesh
linen mit1e shall he be aturet. These the bal,
| garments" -.
Tha eeema that this singular people concclre: tpe
Fpleudor that human hands bring forth Is, ~ 1t
wsIs; masking M IN God. pressnce Eor weuty.two
| drtHs Us their gcayc-c1Uthcs. - :.
Lst the reader insgne, be can, the following con-
| cluling ssene on the Atonenent Day: 1srge SYM
a8ognu filed Will, people, old and young, wearie with
fasting aud more or less prayers Tue night is setting
in and the whole ediice s Ut up The reader is just
about concluding tue last service, and certainly the
MOST poetic and Beautiful OF the day. Suddenly you
and cli!dFo,' riss and In Witt might b'S bs Termed
Hear, Q Israel, the Lord our God il one God"
Blessed be His glorious name; llla Kingdom en-
durctl foTevtr.n -''
t+Tila Lard is our God"
, TE- itst eenteace ~ saf4 oace, th7 second t,reo
times, and the nlird Rcycn times And hardly has this
Wild chaEt parsed away wtcn AZ II 70 give this scene
bku finale the
saosr, OF rams horn, is heard, aud the Yotn kpur
cay IL Passed aud i.lfEhed Then may be sern not
very Toas haste to gather mp books. get rid Of tho
ta1aar in which the ncn weFo enrcoped, and hastily
Fnutu1 OUT OF the synagogue. Iurrcdly exchanging
sce to Lnrc hut one ides one mission u HAT mo-
mcn Thch is to get home fast as pos-illu and
break their long fas: and console their farisaed uodtes
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ooNaEE Ess.
This body wlu meet ut Mem York on the 5th
proxin,o, in tho ball Of the Cooper Institute.
large lumber of cordial reponses have been
received in reply to letters Of invitation sent by
tho Secretary. Among those who will read
papers or speak On various topics arc: Bishop
CLARK. of Ehodo Island; the Eer. D,s, Hugh |
Miller Thompson. John Cotton Smith, Samuel
osgood c. ". Andrews, George H. Norton, Ed
ward 4 Washb:,rn, Ed.ard Harvood,. S. II.
Tying, Jr: ". D. Wilson, 4. 2. L. Bernard;
John Fulton, Of Alabama, aud Anthony Schuyler.
Of Mem Jersey; tho Rev. Meesrs. Charles A.
Grafton, G. L. l.. Richards. L. C. rorter, G, G.
1urrlc, rep1cscntinS the clergy. OF tbs lgity
there nre Richard Il. Damn, Jr., and Il. X. Rec.
'f MASSACHUSETTS,; Judge Hugh sheToy, of lir-
Einla; Judge T. L: snauldng and J. Y. Anurewa,
II Ohlo; CoItiaudt Parker, OF New jersey. The |
1cs. MessCs. T. Llewellyn. Davis and Stafford
Brooke, Of London, have beea invited AID nav
axe part in the discussion.
Tie ubjects to be discussed were determined |
,x,f T..t-
hat time tae opinions OF sone of the most eiui-
eut clergymcn in tie Church have been solicit
u, es writer's and speakers, aud tue Committee !
aEe EecuTcd tho promise OF papers from the ful-
'wlng persons. upon tue subjects precedlu.
lclr na1nes:
"Wi4at are the Limits of Legislation as to
ocsrno and RituI:' Nriters-Iho Rev. John !
ottou Smith. d. D., tho Rev. Hugh Mile,
ilomEson.:: D. D.. New York spcakers-Tue
ov: G. v. Andrews. D. D.. Virginia Judge
ugh ". shs1ey, Virginia; Richard Il. Dams, c
*.,. Massachusetts.
Clerical Educaiion.' Nriters-Tho Rev. Ed ,
ard HsrNood. D. D., CONNECTICUT tho Rev.
mul Enel D. D., Now York. speakere-Tao
~ &. Il. Norton. D. D.. Virginia tho Re7. c. I
shop Clark. OF Rhode Island.
-" "lhe Aelatlons OF This Church to Other Chris- q
N Bodies-'. Mriters-The Hoy. Edward 4. .
nshbuine, Mem lor1 tbs Rev. E. e. Porter, .
lsGonsn; i sicakers-Jndge Spaudng, Ohio :,
rk. b
- The Mntusl Christian Obligations Of Capt. b
aud Labor paper will be contributed by
Rev. W. D. Wilson. D. D., OF Cornell Uni Ct
lsity- ~ =.
In addition to the remarks by the spea1,era :. :.
'ntioacd, IN opportunity will be afforded for
neral discussion but no person will be allowed 4.
speak longer than the time prescribed by The -. -.
c. nor more than once on tile Same subject. r.
is believed tia: these rcgulstions will greatly
nr1r Itlrfr |
! also secure M opportunity for all who wish M
hc heard. | Cl