New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

Launden The stakes which he won at the D. kssf
amounted to t2sO0o. This singulaf divine, although u
years DID, lis such ndefatgabe sportsman that he Is
wheeled out for partridge shooting In armchair HIS
Bshophe Bishop OF Lncoln-is said to have expostu-
lated with him. but without effect for raising raeo'
horses.
The miracle of the liquefaction of the blood
OF ct. Januarus belief In which has been revived OF
late took place at Naples Sept 1S Business was sus
pended and the day kept as q holiday. b. Januanns
the patron saint of Naples and bishop OF the early
Christian church. was beheaded in the year 3o6. His
body said been brought TO Naples ABOUT the
year and the relics purporting to be his e buried IN
the cathedral. Two vals containing hard substance
claimed to be his blood. and glass case incosing MS
head. exposed to public view on his festival day
When the head brought the walls the Dloou s
to become liquid bubble rise. ana fai again. tuo
miracle lasting eight days. Various theories
been suggested by scientific men TO explain the
phenomenon.
The committee appointed by the National
Unitarian Conference to convey its greetings ana gooh
wishes the National Congregational Council failed 10
discharge their trust They have published the misse
that they intended to present to the Council together
with explanation of its delay. IL was forwarded 10
President Porter but he did not receive until after
the adjournment OF the Council. The "mssive" ex,
presses the hope that day the Congregations
body true to precious memories and traditions shall
again be of heart and mind in Christ and says the
differences between the two bodies are rather as 10 ne
and not in the spirit"
The thirty-fifth annual report OF the Mis-
sionary Society OF the Evangelical Association tAorght
MetbOdss) will be shortly published 1t Will show that
the receipts for the past year 06s At the END
of tae fiscal year. Oct 1874 there debt OF sl2l
The number and foreign missions under the su-
pervison Of the Evangelical Association IS 27o Tho
number Of missionaries in active service is 2 twenty
six missions have become self sustaining and IS mis-
sion churches been erected There nave been over
1000 persons converted In Europe aud 67 have joined
the there. The sum OF $4,000 has been rasea
for mission to the heather, which will not De opened
however, until after the General Conference "hich
meets shortly.
| The Friend of India states that new re-
giOus has arisen In the Gooats The ieauer
IL called Dhulee Babajee literally Father OF Dust
probably he always sleeps on the bare ground
Babaee but meal day, drinks only milk ana
water and never narcotics His dress consists OF
strip Of bark. lie denOunces idoatry CASTE the Bran
mins and the OF spirituous liquors He teaches the
worship Of the and Peserver Of the world the
practice OF prayer God TRUTH charity and chastity
| He has thousands Of disciples who have come from
nearly every Whole villages have given up their
idols and have adopted his preceps His followers nave
number OF hymns in praise OF the ndescribabe COD
which contain ideas that must have Deeh derived
from Christian books While this new fdh appears 50
| successful, Parsee, writing to The Bomouy t"Wd""
saws that the only way by which the $1,000 Parsees OF
Iua escape extinction Is by the adoption OI Cnrl
tianity. He anticipates the time when very many VI
| them will turn Christians