, 1874-05-10
:Tt1E. CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MAY TO- 1874

DAILY TRIBUNE: SUND1
those most shameful perversions OF the truth OF
| Christ's Gos el. then it will be time to tAke
stand which will be decided. and which no ono
| can possibly misunderstood"
| The Dioceses OF Alabama, Albany, Conneeti-
| cut, Indiana, Maine, Missouri, Western New
York, Central Now York, aud Wisconsin, have
80 as to make it copfo:m to the original Greek
] text aud to the present use OF the ufeeS
| Church
! 4 religious exchange says the great Exeter
| Cathedral case has been settled. It ls decided
that images are illegal, and that alto Eelie1o
figures come under The head Of imasea. lho
Bishop, therefore, ordered the removal Of the
reredos and the substitution Of the Ten Com"
rnandments. At tha same time he in
timated that be would grant permission Tor
ANYTHING that would add to tho beauty ct the
Cathedral, so long as it was not illegal
It is reported by an English paper that the
Vicar Of liich,noad created some excitement in
| lis parish by building high wall in the church
| yard 30 rs to separate the elect dead from the
nonconformiss dead. The friends OF the latter
| rallied and tore down the wall, and m eccleslas-
tical court has prohibited him from rebuilding
| it, common footpath now, ns heretofore, d.
vides the "disssntinS' dead from the "estab-
| Iished" dead.
The Rev. John Cotton Smith, who was tho
especial friend OF hlr. Cheney, says that MI.
| Sabine withdraws from the Episcopal Church
because tue Prayef-Dook teaches that "bnp,,
tized child is thereby made child Of God, and
m inheritor OF the kingdom OF hesven.
| Dr. Smith further says: 'The Prayer-book OF
| the reformed Church has precisely the same a.
sertion in its baptiamal Office as that to when
| it 4hath pleased Elm to make the baptized
child His own Child By adoption, and to III
corporate him into HIS holy Church" Logl-
cally, hs must deny infant bap..s1n itself. Mr
Sabine is the gentleman who refused to bury the
actor. Holland.
Dean Stanley il fully as popular as ever In
Lonlon. April 12 the first OF the special Sun
day evening services at Westminster Abbey
| took place, when there was very crowded at
| tendance. The gates we're thrown open at =
the service, and in about quarter OF an hour
the spacious nave was fl1hd. every seat being
occupied, az we'll al the aiBles, and large num-
ber were unable to obtain admission. an lntl-
nation was posted outside to the el1ecs tnst slio
Ahbey was full, aud the gates we're closed, but
| considerable numbers continued to arrive, and
some hundreds remained at the entrance gates
for some time after the commencement OF tue
services in vain endeavoring to obtain admls-
| sion.
At the regular monthly Meeting Of the protes-
tant Episcopal Conference, Monday, May an
able paper WAS rend by the Rev. DR.. Gallandet,
on 1.-The Necessity for Revision Of the Lee
tionary." He argued that some OF the LESSONS
we're too long the lessons were not al"ass wise.
ly selected in reference to the !eaunS ,, 'asa o.
Of the chapters taken from tho Apoc1ypnal
books, He would also have the DICTIONARY ar
ranged according to the ecclesiastical rather
than the civil year. Dr.. Galandet sag he
uel end at tbs 23d verae. In the discussion
which followed tho reading Of the paper, the
Rev. DR.. Osgood and the Eey: Dr: Pers heasti!s
agreed with the cssaFlst. The Rev. DR.. Wash
bur1,e thought Ittln good would DO done by the
uttcrance Of these liberal views in ths Confer
| enre. Ho wished some Of this wisdom could be
| uttered in The General Conference !; but no one
seemed bold enough top! oppose any such changes
there. 1t considered RANK heres7 10
touch oven comma. He hoped the REVISION OF
the dictionary would be nads, but he did not
| expect It, for in America there was feeling Of
tmidity The English were bolder in such mat
ters, and had already produced revised lection
ary-
The Old Catholic Armenians have secured thu
| recognition OF the Turkish Government
The Old Catholics in Switzerland arc consult
inc with reference to the national organization
Of an Old Catholic Church. and the appointment
Of Bishop.
Italy is moving in the Catholic reformation
Archbishop Panelli (who has Joined tue old
l LA.HQllC81 Uta III bk olAC+0A aS* A
confirmed fftg-threa persons.
Austria has proposed that tho Catholics who
reieot tue dogma of 1ntsilibllity, shall be con.
siIerad % part Of the Catholic Church, and shal
enjoy full protection: that the beuedces o1
those rejecting papal nfallibility sha be u1'dls:
Catholics shall be regarded legitimate; ane
that when oue-thlrd OF = Commune are Ole
Catholics, the Church OF the Commune may b
used By them.
Mrs. Mary 81. Tillars, wife OF the Rev. 1anat
Villars, of Bamene, ILL.,, WAS licensed to preaoi
BY the II. E. Quarterly Conferences. which val
| ha,d IN that place April 25 She is the frs
| woman licensed to preach within the bounds o1
the Illinois u. E. Conference.
The Methodist Society at Roger Park. whict
| was onlv organized q few weaks ago by Presiding
Elder Jutk.ns, has commenced tne efectlon o! :.
beautiful church structure. which ID rapidly
app1 oaching completion. It will be ready fo
dedication III about five Weeks
The anniversary Of the Garrett Biblical 1nsti
tyte will during the last week IL May
Class examinations will tako place May 26. The
Prof. Niude. On the evening OF May 26, DR.
Bannisser will address the Pastors Theologlca
Union. All ministers Of the Church nre invited
to the meeting Of the Theological Union.
ABaptist paper calls attention to the fact tha
the Methodist Bishops have adopted q new ques
ton to be put 10 CanQlQateh ZOE Auu1as1oA AuIt
friI connection, namely: twill you be careful
not to preach too long, nor too loud ?" Tht
critic notices . difference in the public taste
, which IN former times called for loud ant
!, !, "long" preaching.
coyoREaAT1oNAL.
A handsome eet Of pulpit chairs was presented
to the South Chicago Congregational Church, b.
: j. L. Grggs, last week.
!. The Young Peoples Association OF Plymouth
Charrh. Chicago, issue neat monthly calle
= Plymouth Roct.
The Oak Park Congregational Church. th
Q Rev. George Huntington, pastor, recelYed tWel'
| additions last Sunday.
D The Congregational Church In Grinne1l, Ia
is about to undertake the building Of fine uet
edi6ce OF stone, which will accommodate 100
worshipers
The Rev. E. G. Miner, pastor Of the Congre
:. cational Church at Geneva, WIS.,, receive
eight persons to Membership At the March com
uunion, and twenly-one 1t the May communion
. | JEWISH.
!, The Zion Congregation OF this city are hold
ing services in the Sabbath-school foom, on &C
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