New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
ErrIGlnrs GLFANINGs.

Tie Proceedings of the General Conference
Of tc Mlot,t Episcopal Church. south, on Saturday,
mainly lu relation 90 reports from committees.
The Association FOR the Extension and Pro-
lection or thc Reformed Dutch Church with the
Jr o. the classes of Network with their consisto-
v.l .,e, lhape. Of the Collegiate Reformed
Dutc- fl-IcL 81, f-tAa'c. ana Twenty -liEtL.s, al
,. to-day.
Bishop Littlcjohn administered the rite Of
couhruu 20 number Of persons yesterday forenoon
al stGeorg,'- Protestant Episcopal Church in Hemp
s;co. L. IL Tie aiteIuo0a he visited tie Protestant
E,scopal C...cl .t NdHh@sse l. l., and administered
Tie rle % many others
The Rev. Horace jenkins, who has spent IA
year n Clua az missionary. preached il the Hanson
place Fpt-, church, Br5okyu, tcrday morning, on
,4 - 10 - u SONAR! work. Il. .:9e.'.'e %Si
NEE, aaa the progress Of Christianity il country
The Rev William Van Meter, who has been
engaged III the eyangellzatIOn OF Italy, and once
connected with Howard Mission and Home for Little
Wanderers ln tins city, spoke yesterday morning from
the pIu.t OF the MadisOu-aye. Baptist Church He de-
ser ed ne Protestant missions IN Italy and closed with
ar appeal for nuaAca AID for the work Of eyangeAzng
The second General Council of the Reformed
Episcopal Church Will DE held the First Church, az
Forty seveutbst. and Madson-ave, on Wednesday
morning. for the purpose OF revising the Prayerbook
auG for transaction OF other business with
Vii te delivered by Bishop Cheney OF Chicago, and
several prominent ministers are expected 70 take part
Tie DEBATE
The corner stone of the Church of the
sscred Heart wa laid yesterday IN presence Of 10000
members Of the ferent IRISH societies and large num-
rof spectators Bishop Loughlin blessed tue stone and
mad few remarks The edihce has ground 'front.' Of
10 eet on ClrrMOBt-ave. and l feet on adtpnsl Inc
str Gothic OF the thirteenth century auu tAefe ~ 70
BE- tower on the southeast corner, surnuuhteu Win
spin ~ feet fr0m ground Tue structure VIII oe on
6roE with Dorchester trimmings. Inc pastor
the Rev ThOs. T. ACGIverD. The new church VIII COs'
sboui SO co. and IL seauLs capacity Will be 4oOO
The anniversary Of the ChildIen's American
Church Missionary society was cebraied IN the Brook
tyu Academy OF Music on last Saturday Afternoon a
arse uuecr Of the patrons Of the Society aue Others
Interested H The work were present on tRe platform
were the Rev. Dr. Il Chsuncey Riley OF the Mexican
sion. the Rev Or. schenck the Rev, NJ POstewaite
Ie X s. NJ AewlO.G Tia secretary OF TIE society INC
bv III. Booth and the Rev Ar Peck. Or. scAeLcH
,yiesiae1 and delivered 0Ief opening address. 4he
nv ~! kley Of TIC city OF Mckee deiFefo me prlh
90" selIess o. the evening. lie narrated Tue dHie u!
", WIZ "hch the nrst MISSIONARIES % Mexico h"d 70
.Shtend shd tod Of The ~ Christianity among
ehe ihLaLitaut u That country. Tie Rcv. Mr. Pos.!e
Sa4F -fosc brtny 20 tue children. giving number OF
.Mosihs ahcccClt- lie also asked iheu IRON
ee rcFptArrs Tue Rev Nh Ne WDOId secretary OF the
oO'lety, ekecaed The history VI society, and tCd
sb~s ~ h-l @IeOu uLshea