New-York tribune., 1874-08-03

nected with any chapel and backed ont Of their ,
vious friendly engagement 10 try their ski.l with An
dover"
| The Provincial Synod Of the Anelca,
Church In Canada will hold ls sixth triennia se,sioo in
Montreal Sept. o. The dioceses Of yredericton ana
Nova Scotia have trs voted 10 unite with the svroa
and will send delegates 10 it The SynodQss power n
frame constitutions make regulations for its own goy
ernmeut, &c. The House OF BishOps will consist OF
eight members-he Bishops OF Montreal (Metropoltan
Quebec. Toronto. Huron, Ontario, Fredcricton Nova
Scotia and the missionary Bishop of Algoma. Tho
House o. Delegates will be compo ed deleeaus
halt clerical and half lay. An iDportint question Of
long standing, the choice Of The Metropolitan. VIII /.
expected. lbs settled at this session. The present
prlnae appointed by the QneeD. and The PROPOSE
tion tnat when his see hec'es vacant the SynOf
shall elect President and designate the Metro
poliian See, which may bc Halifax or Fredericton.
The success of the Protestant Missions in
NJ xico has wonderful FIVE years ago there were
not six Protestant churches IN the country. now there
are 49, In the present there have been large add
tions to the membership OF the churches. In Zceecs
the Presby terans have received 80 new memoers ard
in the CITY OF Mexico CO persons joined The Rey Ar.
Hutchnson's church on one day. A Mexican paper
says those who can remember when foreigners were
pelted with stones II they neglected 10 remove ihelr
hats while a Catholic procession passed, "oannot bnt
fuIly appreciate the wonlrous change tbat bar l''p
effected In Mexico within the past decade. The diot
and delicate labors OF the ChrisiiIn ns-on'fi'5 ih
Mexico have been mus far cfoWucf WIN rl'i ~ !"
this city alone there i've Protestant cLufchs,
largely and regularly attended. ana u tFuy surpH-Is
60 see the large number or converts udt ~ !,
gained over from the ranks Of the Roman Catholc'"
The text Of Mr.. Disraelis speech against
Mr. Gladstones "slx resolutions" in relation u the
Pubic Worship bill brings bin into notice as defender
OF the purity OF PrOesintism. He admitted that the
"Public Worship r gulation bill" was not Govern
m ent measure, but said that Mr. Gladstone having
spoken against H. he Ir DsraelD would do his hest 10
help through. He considers the existence OF Iish.
Low, and Broad Church parties in the establishment AZ
natural and defined them happily % representing
ceremony, enthusiasm, and free speculation But
Rituasm be declared 70 be the " mass IN masquerade
and doctrines witch he considered well enou-h When
held bv Catholics he objected when bcd BY Clergy
men d" who have made q solemn compact W'sh We
nation reject them" lie was the more ANXIOUS ior
the passage of the b because great struggle Dt"e'n
the temporal and spiritual pOwtrs is coMln% on ana
Engsnds safety viii then De- found in adheing ~ tho
principles Of the Reformation.
The National Conference of the "Unitarian
and other Christian Churches" Will open AZ srlioca
Sept I5 Few delegates have yet been chosen, but IL ia
hoped there viii be a full meeting. The church papers
are discussing proposition which, It h said. is enter
tanned by the committee charged with searching for
some possible form OF statement agreeable 10 all Una-
raus to escape the acknowledged difficulties OF chang
ing the preamble by dropping ITS doctrna phrase alto
gether The preamble reads thus: "Wh'reas tie great
opportunities and demands for Christian labor and con
secraion at this time ~ tie oblisd
ton Of all the disciples OF the Lord Jesus Christ 20 prove
their fith by the devotion OF their lives and
10 the service Of Gud and the buiidIg Of tho KING
dom Of his SON" such change earnestly deprecated
by TIE LiGeTat ChrSttla and he Boston HeSiS't, o.
says me LterdI Chrisfian ito body ny
cocealing it, essential CHRISTIAN origin ana purpose or
ignoring It's historic e dershp woud be thr sSEa or
entire detection OF its sGnd and practical member
ship"