, 1874-06-21

co1ora-whito and yelloW-and lts nora! oeeola-
tions were made With a tonaeo gu innort,
auce @ Of tho occaaion enlisted. The pan;sh p.t;na
scboo1 children we're all present ~ 1estl'e Atilo'
large class Of tho little girls nelng a1Iayoo AZ
white wells and wreaths. The chuacn i,ra "ae
crowded IN every paIds y y;1a ae'p Po Nono
posea bv Gounod for this OCCASION in whlcs that
master did iuetice to his reputation. was 1o1'ue1
ed most artiEtically. 4 grand hIgh mass Was ,
celebrated BY the Rey. Father u. >. Uoncts5' Hns
music being Of the character OF cansaea- .,,a a
large number of commandments partooR o. tue
sacrament. after which Fnthcr Oohe1Iv pro-
uounced an eloquent eulogy upon rus -, ~
viewing tie interesting features o1 nls Hery
oyentful LIFE and detailing th1 1aa p!s hTnnsht upon
the church.
There arc thirty-tre Protestant Episcopal
churches in the City Of Baltimore.
A Coperegstiona|ist minister OF Nebraeka mas
jrat heon iccaiyed into the ministry of tho
Church
Bishop Kip has issued pastoral to the laymen
of California, on tue "absenco OF children 1fom
the public worship Of the Church.
The extreme Ritualiets OF England are report
ed to be 1eady to form FREQ Church IN case
fhny ure driven from the Established Church.
Rev sfr. uanckol rector of Christ Church,
charlottesville, Va, during the session OF tho
late Convention immersed number IN 1ne
Riyanna River.
At the summer retreat OF the Church. Long
Islaud. successive companies OF poor cnildfen
aud women are suppulteat iJl ~ oIo at,roh ~ WV
each by tut oenofo1cn' ~ Wv
The letter of the Rev. DR.. Samuel Ruel, OF the
General Theological Seminary. uporEucharlstlc
il ss,.i to have produced q profound sensation
among EpscopaIans.
TIN nav, Dr. Hudson reples to the statement
that much that is in the Church would grow INTO
Romanism If developed, that 1t IL true. for tnis
il but affirming the system to be the Gospea, ios
has not Christianity in fact been developed INTO
Romanism7
..., ,nto rrb13o ,neof;nc in yow York OF tho
a. E,,,reh ;ni,d the sneakers contendcd that
~ r!e1 rsa 1s,rr systam does a,yay with SELFISH
.ne eaE1 n 1nurn a.o,rryeness in Gods house." Sim
rlcity Of apparel was declared Is essential to
making churches really free for the poor.
n,.o po snancer a clerevman of tho
Chn!en a. ennnn,ornst c,,1rch was warned
1 ~. p;.s,on ~ london that such courBe
oy tae ntenop y. 1' s,aaait;oa Mr Snanror rf-
"ou!u loua ~ ,asir,a ritnalst, With being
tiioo, ,;6at;ses I6 snd MT thnso who cultivated
s;,1 -o1,tjons with other Christian bodies,
nl. n;n,,oo =, a,,,ama s.xa .The pravor-
1n1 L.1nop at,, ro,;sad ~ man who we're giants
ooos uas oeen 1osas anStoss H howaror to n sinking
III 1nel1 uas; Gou, n'sta;,ori.te ancb !. tI,inr in
OF heaEs' Nnen "hara io.,ring ia ar, s,,ner-
tnis, oul "" "ot1u .a.;, ard nn3y mr. natiya
nsa, r1ty ~ ~ o,r nreVnI forests fnly crown"
concelt' LEG ouf 1''1' Ao' s'''' 10y eAs"A'
The Bishop of Missouri, IN bis late annual
addrcae. declares that 9'new questions hayo
arisen with reference to tho afllliation Of new
races and crecds With the Church, looking to
more complete Christian unity. anu demanding
grave consideration" Work among the Germans
and tho colored people has foeens'y 1ecelseo d
new impulse.
It is said that tho EpiscopaE churches IN 81.
Louis are not entirely HARMONIOUS !" 1n 1natAelo Q
pe?anns 10 70 sao .o Ia 7rors,;n;nr toward the
49, sUae esa J;s,1s x;nc cTosu svmbo1s in a variety
Of places in st. Johns, are practices very dis"
tasteful to the Low Church element, and may
possibly open the way 1or tho oIeani1asAon VI
one OF more he1ott4eo Il'toeoPAA S'0'
Tho Rev. Dr.. Clark, Bishop Of Rhode Island,
in his address, says: As catholic cnufch
che Ghe Eplscopal 1huten3 aGe' s ~
bonna 10 toetas, ,.s;,,ai,,Ias ~ Chnst;an,tv
VIII sne ti.si 20 10, dwn ;ntegrtv This com
,,re5,ens,vencss il one OF her chief glorics, and is
what lfts her out of the range Of sectarianism.
her freedom."
| ~ u,ot;,c+or n;ahov ~ Cantrat
New York. thus speaks Of DR.. Cu1nmins: Tho
! remuneration OF the place in which tho rro1i-
] dance If God and the Divine Grace Of Orders
had set him. appeared to me to be without rea-
eon ia itself without justification in its circnu-
stnnces without logical weight or clea.neBs, OF
| oren pathos in its explanation weak in its
issnes and onlv distracting III it's effects, barren
OF all blessing, likely to oe tune even as
schlsm, bitter and cruel ssl:nu!. ~ 'ue &c. &C.
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