New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGIETCE.

The Mexican Congress, Ivy vote of ll3 to
81 ordered the suppression OF tho ordcf o "'eiS
Of Charity.
While Bishop Colenso is battling with the
English bishops, his Son IS carrying of hon'is al OK
ford natural science
Pare IIyacinthc preached on Thanksgiving
Day in the American E:i ,copal Church at Geneva
Sw z ,rland, most eloquent scrinOi
The Governor of Silesa, Herr Won N"rdcn-
fygbt has been sidGeny dismissed by the German GOV
crrmaut for not strictly euforc,DS the Ecclesiastical
laws.
The English company Of revlscrs OF the
New Test ament held thcr s5.i session on TueSia' D'
g. Thry competed the second revision Oi Laacs HJpri
10 the end OF Chapter xvi.
Upwards of 5000 signatures have been re-
ceivcd .or the memorial TO the Qieen aud the Arc-
bishops against the pg?lzu. Eavlarstic Vcsiucnts
and the EtStN ard Position.
The Irish Prcsbyterians have taken mp the
tcrircriNce question. by order uf tie Gru"rl Assem-
bly, the Presbyterian ministers throughout Ireland
preached on tempciance Sah'ay, Dec
The minutes of the Tridentine Ecumcnical
Council" whichswere copied from tile original manu-
script. in TIE Vatican by the late Father Th"incr, have
Decl published hy mis- freni, tie E<nop OF Cro't1.
\ church at Denb,gl, England, WAS re-
ceuly closed Wy the BisaOp of 81 AsAph Oh account oi
n 7, rp,!os placed IN H. lnirr + b.iHg placed ~
church London. st. AnEus.in"'s. AT cp>i e. ~ iIJ
The SWISS National Cornell has acted OF
part Of the Cvil Marriage hii Inc clause a:OptJ pro
yiies that the registration sual De IN tue l'ndi o.
secular Ufc,rs The vote was - 1r The c'nSr 'nd ~
aga LIST.
Dean Stanley, in the s"rMoH which h"
I aencd on tie aay Of intrr scion ioi m-"o"8, NHr
q. - We-tmnser Abbey, "I*ftd glowing cuioTy Oh
l. Coenso one who "siaiGs Ia thc fortAo't rank Vi
EY.ng III H'ionnr'e>.'
IHe LEchROC 81 dGc2S report; Il revival among
tie MoaaIuGcdails OF Ld"kncU. Deserted m'a.lnc'
I.,in II,
have heen made, a0i scho0,i u which "'iT religion j,
an.h: have been opened. Tie p';cr 81 > i't
tie worship of tic liudoo ga1 c'> Dual H" ''tA -
tiuduced INTO the clt"
The Rev. r. w. Patterson, D. D., WIS Oh
Dee 10 inauguratcd Professor OF Christian Es'r ana
Evidences in tac Theological Seminary Of Tie Northwest
Chcago The Rev. j. NJ. Fdl3 administered. the oin OF
office Which contains an Obligation not to ak directly
indirectly anything contrary T. the Cnn!"ss.'r oi
FLith ANA the Catechs:ns oI tic PrGSb i"iliH thHc1
The correspondent of The London Standard
at Rome reports that tie Papal C.n>s!ory. which
10 have been hell Dec e. for the creation OF crjna',
has been poned til after Easter II is said that III"
pu>tponpncut Of the nomination OF cardinals is rartT
owing to " The opposition of AitOn.lh an oiirr car
dinalS. who q! ct 10 tac elevation -! Foreigners.
The Pope has refused t. advise the Bishops
Of Para ard PcrnambuCo, now i'll prison for cAconu-
ncang Frecmas0ns TO re>gn their sees by way OF co-
cilating the brazilian GOvcrum 1T. Tne civil auhori-
tics have ordered tue present administrators OF these
pain Of criminal responsibility.
The Archbishop of Santiago and the Bishops
of Conception aud Serena have communicated the
President OF Chill, his Minister'S several hcnoers Of his
Council and large number Of Senators and D'puies
mills exciting TO sedion Tie Congress however voted
toe salaries OF tue 81 rgy as usual
The German Government is still unable to
find out the Of the Papal delegate IN P0sen. The
deans either DENY the right of the conrts 10 question
thniu c.
many OF the priests banshed from the province have
returned that it ia stated in future the authorities
tend to try imprisonment instead Of expulsion. Tho
and Of RIgen, In the Balc has been selected as the
place Of confinement.
The Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island has
greatly increased strength during the 20 years
copae of Bishop Clark AT the time OF bis election
1854 there the diocese % cergymen - parishes
aud 2246 church members the contributions fUn char
ties were $61 In 1874 there 40 clergymen,
parishes, aud mission stations; the number Of men
bers ia 5so7 and the charitable contribution for the
churches Providence has Increased during s period
frOn four TO uihe.
A bill has been presented in the French
Assembly for freeing education from State control.
Bishop Dupanloup supported It the ground that
was based the principle Of liberty" 1t warmly
opposed by NJ ChalemelLacoor, who declared that the
only result Of the law would be the benefit Of the
satiabie Catholic party" Bishop Dupanloup. replying
to this charged NJ Lacour with having placed Catholics
outside the pale OF the law The debate created intense
excteIneut Ut its end the bill was passed to second
reading.
A reply. supposed to be inspired by Signor
Minghetd. to Bishop Dupanloup's letter on Italy has
been published 1t denies the bishops allegations and
especially that the Pope Is in any prisoner II
calls ateRon to the fact that the italian Government
has offered 100000 francs annually to the Pope, and
has for hm not only the Vatican palace bus
also Laeran and the Villa Of Casel GandOlfO The
letter claims that II the Pope should wish appear IN
the city the Government would insure him respectful
treatment by the people.
The Bishop of Lincoln's prohibition of
preaching By Dr. Coenso within his diocese is contained
In letter to his Arcbdeacons After referring to the
OF Coensos writings by cony0caton IN the
year 1888. lie "In the name. therefore, Of tho
Great Head the Church. and for the sake Of the souls
purchased by Ills blood earnestly eXhor and cntreat
you 10 assist In guarding the congregations Of all
churches and chapels under Episcopal against
the erroneous teaching Of the sa,i DR. Cospso. who