, 1874-06-28

host tint is to ssy in the belief Of these people, the
goraed body Of Jesus Christ, 70 gorgeous ,
thIoag te s{ tne ~ .e 1no aud On th.
tue o2u rsEe pas, ~ oc. se # last As i e wcre
C!o,tc' EHsn ~ the protee,eus and Jews who hold
nor,on. under the Government invariably take part
in the rroressop. and Count Bcuat throughout IL.
whole q his administration walked ~a s ,ne
e&S .,:.....-w so.;.t~ with
Ino stcat Ca1aolie 'nl.n.o ranoa ~. - Si,ssion-
~ a. ies,oraraa Had native priests.
arI Dlahops, 4lo missionaries, o~' NA~'''o
anu 1oo'ooo pai,t'@oo "enpoAo
GdliJn0nis Messenger says: Inc oa Ca,4o- ~ ,qe
lies celebrated thorf mass on hn9 ois'v, ~ ts
at Dusseldorf. Divine service WAS aG1u NJ ~ sI9
laIgcut OF the ovange!lGa! cnutcnoo na A1 h"t W
cditico was entirely illea WITH people: out no
disturbance took place. 1t huooo1 1"4o p1A5o1S
and Bishop Relnaens preached.
Fotnar Icnat;ns took his farewell Of London
1,toIv !, az nd,lress e1pluuatory Of his position
nc ronnk in tha Church OF England. He began
by ststtng his conTicsfou tnat tuo no!oiAss VI
Ch1 1l6tianH are humpugs aio tnoI 1eAb!ou W
luaiou, Ana hh1sneo " aeau; -us tuAN tuoso
.,1};ar " noma are nsled by brutal atupid, pig
headed irnorance."
:, ur;,,,
m IN Mor,n a. Of Pstiernorn. has receyed notice
flon tl,a District Court. dated the 9Th inst. ro-
nnirinr him to present himself within eight
dars to undergo the six weeks term OF imPrlson-
.ment to which no nas hoen conoemnco 1p1 Tue
illegal appointment OF pa.lsh priest IN case
be does not appear within that time, ne u H.
formed that LIE WILL be torclhly conaacteo 10
prison.. The property or the Archbishop OF
caau aa eoso!itee "as ualuo W ~ TO- -. ~ ~
uos.' .!. We 1oa .n not ~, y 5o'''
c..,.,,. -.
1nat .ne nouAn esa. ~ ae!,.nst ,,;t
uoePy anlolesspu ~ tua ~uus; ~ ~;
,as,t EIa fo11no,n forr ~ 1'rsver ia hean
drawn up by tho Cure of the Town Of Frlburg
for distribution among his parishioners: :" Di~
vine Eucharist, bread Of angels, mamma Of the
heavens, ask pardon from you for all the out
faes that arc pefpetEate ~ Easope' r. DGlsn t 10
1o!sne ne i anu n ~ tn.. NV nts ia nnnnfoI
tntaalen tne aoin ,aJato nJsg bn1p fathcr
Accofu.'s ~ ao
a .n' nons ta..u,a1 ,ii III s aivarad rom futore
ay1ls.n
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u, n9 ..,.-,,;x,1.
ano ~ Nna'a.'t ,ssuat, ~ h,,;,;at o'' o'Ao
tneif pfe=en1 cnutcn ooi'Ho5'
A new Methodist church Was dedicated 1T
Great Hill, n. T., Noonosoay lass' BISHOP
James ofhclated.
Tne General Conference of tho Methodist
Protestant Church, at it's lAts session in Lynob-
burg, Va, abolished deaoontsm In the ehufoh'
The Colorod Methodist Episcopal Church in
America has four Bishops, fifteen annual con-
ferences, GOT travelling preachers, 74.799 mem-
bers, 535 sunday-schools l:lo2 teachers, 4y so6
scholars, ano IS onaeaFor!n5 10 estau!hu
school Tor the education 81 It's young MINISTER'S
BAPTIST.
Baptist Church Of twenty members WAS
oreaoiaea a. "tnue'A'' 'un' O.
It is proposed to have sort OF Baptist camp
pastor there, tue Rev ]. Pulls, sill give board
at reasonable rntes.
Th. pav n F. T.v1or rccant1v nostor of the
R,ntist Chnroh in Tortnai ri. has ,ccentei a
call TO the pastorate Of the Baptist Church in
Pontiac, III.
THE fsev- F. D. Ricke,son formerly pastor Of
+ba Ini,or, Avapna H,ntiat Church of This r;tv
has recantiv had a cnnsiderahje reyiyal in tie
oh1,rch NJ wIich ho !. nastor uow.-the Vermont
Straat ch,rc}, ~ 0u;ncy III
-, .
socio1 sac;ot;ea ] of ths uniye"rItv Pj,ce Rantist
Chu-ch lat WcoI, vns n yarv n}a.sant atYair-
Stot;st,ca waro re-l shoni:r that fla f,burch had
~s,.a1 ~ ,n;eainn .ror .nd erne,,sr. Jur,,r tne
t.e.r x'e,1ea ~ tot,1 l11.1 s1,, ~ ala ma
'7AA q ''*1N w. =. ~' ~
3ttonaap ,i- Lfisl9sAL: ; n..I:;a. <,.u.s =
me pastor ot tne co1oseo pnpIts' i nnu1cn ~
1,o"naf nfeon. n5'' ene nes; - - Dat atra. 1'''
offered MS services as MISSIONARY 10 A1fica~
The colored BAPTIST Church 1T Petersburg. Va,
under the care of tho Rev. T.. Black. received
into membership during Apfu anu nay oo4 con-
verta Tho church no" numbers 2'so4 members.
The new Church ia putting its liberal views into
nractice. Prof. j, r. Hyle, D, D., of the Con-
rreeatiopal Theological Seminary, recently
preached from Bishop Cleney's pulpit in Dishep
C.,s Gown.
ihe Ep'seopdt.ah' T oI 1n.i1ue'puia, one " ene
oioest Episcopal Cnurcn paoers, is sa!u u nase
greatly increased 1ss clIcu'a,,on slnc9 espuusux
the cause o. tue Neto1med church e ms Ghnrcn
G"sgm' M oa ~" 1osA' eolseo W eno ne'' t,Se
Chnrch
The annual synod OF tho heiormeu (butcn!
Church recently passed resolutions OF cordia!
sympathy With the efforts or the reformed
1pra ond a;n,n1e wnrshin ;, and nrnyi,icd far
snnn.1 corTesnnndonce hv de1oCntes hctween 1ts
svnod md tIe f;eneraI Council Of tho 1attar
Gh-re,, Stuun 'e'1 '
A writer IN tde tnTaStldH q! VOTE eaya
soc',r,,d ~ sirantoaa. for ia prntastnnt Ensco-
81 rI,rc,, sha has :.rra,dr accomnlisIai mnch
E Eha has aw,kaned the sn,r,t of reform Already
~ u' cr uo for Ier.9 and revs;on il heard on tho
in. - sorna who few months rro would not
hive t, rent11red 10 mention either word. An agi
tation has begun within tho borders OF tho older
Church which must result either in doclded