New-York tribune., 1875-09-04
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


Great numbers of pilgrims are expected IN
Rome in the month of September.
DIR. Calls of Boston win open in that city,
IN October next college for the training OF lay Chris
tian workers.
The National Temperance Camp-meetlng at
od Orchard Beach, Me- attended on Sunday last py
10000 persons. ,,,.
The eighth annual meeting of the Michigan
~Cnrstiaa Missionary Association" viii he held IN De-
troit, Sept 1920 ~
A single contribution made recently to the
suprort of the Church Of England Temperance Society
reaches the sum OF $1,000 80
Dr. Sandford, the Anglican Bishop OF Glib
raar has recently licensed chlsns to the British res
ients at Rome Naples Bucharest Aisers oe'hie' anu
Madeira A.,
Mr.. George Miller, the founder OF the Ash
lev Union Orphan Homes Bristol. preached on sun
day Aug l5 at Mdmay Hail. London, to eonsres@
zion OF 5000 persons
Enclish papers say that the Government OF
France has forbidden the sale Of the uansatoh Vi ar
(ladsone's pamphlet Vateanisln ut thefah"aS oo'A
stalls and on the public highways
The fifth annual meeting of the Central AS
.ociton Of Omen Communion BaptsS was begun III the
Niagara Square Church Buffalo Sept /. the opening
s.Tipon was delivered by the Rev. Dr. PentecosI
The Pope is about to commemorate the adop-
t,an OF the dogma of infaibiy. by the erection OF
monument site chosen IN the Piazza ol ean
P,etro The memorial Is prepared, ana VIII soon w
erected r,,
Tie death is announced at Clarkson' utah'
Of Martin Harris of the witnesses whose uahes s
.,,scrad 70 the affirmation OF the truth or the re'eI
,,oos contained In the Mormon Bible. He had reachea
the age Of 92 years -,
The Roman Catholic clergy of Baltimore have
recently discussed with each otcr the question OF eece
sastical costume everyday wear BY Iige mayor
,ty they decided in favor of saghtc coats butons
g., the neck, with Roman collars
The annual convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association of this State will be he'd IN Ne"
burh Sent % and "a. The opening address Will be de-
bvered ,y VIM E. Dodge. 1r social recepuOn Will DC
given by the Newburgh Association
The Presbyterian papers of this country are
still engaged discussing plans for reancng the repre-
serta on their General Asseubly There rs siiSh %
dispOsiion shown 10 retain tbe piihtlPe VI tno u0@
representation Of the Presoyteries'
Some priests in Baden who have been pre-
vented by their bishops from accepting church
rvinrs from the Government have published proestm
the Ccrs,rhe Gazette Their names dd not appear ou'
wcIe given conhdehtialy Ia tne editor
writer in The Herald Of Richmond ex-
,oips the o,gp of the name of the Tomhawk Baptist
Church I" Near its site the Indians and whites maze
treaty Of peace and buried the onhawk 30 TIE name
il n menento OF reconciliation, ana not oi war
Tho massage Of the University Education bill
IN France has led the formation OF league III lay
fcr attaining freedom of education The promoters OF
a., Ic,o are the mcmbers Of the Young Mems Catholic
HssocStion. At present lay education is under state
Tbe " School of the Cross" the play which
,s nerfornng this at Ober-AmmerSau is series
., scepes taken from Old Testament history, in the
original as MANY as scenes being given IL mas
been revised and shortened for INC representations Vi
this year -. r
The Young Mems Christian Association of
ILLINOIS have announced series Of union meetings 10
continuc each days during the month OF septeloer
TYe services will be in charge OF Robert WoldehSli ana
Isaac X: Diler' ""u VIII A'''''"'
meetings.
The British Wesleyan Conference adopted,
befoto adournng resolution recognizing the haho oi
God in the great work effected N the co'fy hfOuSh e
fundamentally OF Messrs. Moody and sankey' copy
., the resolution is be forwarded 10 the American
evangcIsis go. ,,
The Ouondaga Baptist Association celebrated
ts dfteth anniversary sept !, at Ebldge history
nj M churches Of the Association was read by tie Rev
Thomas Rogers, and jubilee sermon was pfeacHeu o1
the Rev Dr. Strong, fresoeht VI the h1o'Ae''Oi 'e
ic1 = nlinany
The Bishop of Oporto has issued letter TO
the clergy of his diocese expressing regret AI iAsoon
norer had published q spurious Episcopal ehGrEe' Ill
WHICH he was made utter hcierodo1 Opillols' lhe
bre arpcars 70 have been invention OF some news
paper wtiter
The Rev. W. II. II. Adams, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Clinton ILLINOIS, was ON
Ang IL elected President Of the Illinois wesleyan Ch-
versity at Bloomington Hc is graduate OF 'he Nor'
University at LFdNs'OA 'iu "'0' VI NV N''N
Biblical Institute
The Seventh Day Baptists hold General
Conference at fired Centre Allegheny County, N L.
Sent % Their organ, The SadbaiA RtadT represents
that their denoination activities are developing lho
new forms, and that the hedS OF t,H idOols "o 'i'
plying ana Widening
The venerable DR.. L0vick Pierce of the
so,ben Methodist Episcopal Church, wuo nearly 100
wears old is still able 10 do o,aiollal service as Il
nreaeler lie is fratcrnal delegate ~ The General COZ
ference OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church Nor'h''
which meets next year 81,
snecjal meeting has been called of the
Protestant Episcopal bishops OF the United etses' loi
The urpose OF electng Missionary Bishops for Africa
and China and receiving the report OF tie MeX
,on Commjssion" Tho meeting viii DC held ia Grace
Church, kow-i OrX, oct' 20 49,, y,
The forty second annual session of the Yer
mont Uuiyersast Convention began at 81 JOhEsDnry
AM "a The Hon. HemGn Carpenter was chosen PresI-
at Tho dangers threatcn'ng the common school sys-
ION were discussed by MessIs Daon 'luinpy NDoei1
CEa1oe. Morse ana othe IT,
The death is announced of the Kew. Cyrus
Nntt d. d. late President OF tho Indiana Stale tniNer-
.i, Of Rloomugton Dr. Mutt lad hcld the Presidency
ince 1850 but resigned shortly before Lis Geccase He
WAS greatly respected by the Metodists of Indiana 10
Ynose communion he bei0nseo'
The Hon. Robert Stephen Hawker, Vicar OF
Morwt nstow England, who recently died while on "a
t TO his friends received into the Roman Catholic
Caurch the evening before his decease He was an anti
ounriAu OF some note, ard author Oi the lines:
houss, gle6@ a, and a,pS pound aSd,1 @ay,
Az fbc late session of the General Synod of
the n.rnrn) Reformed Church, II Was determined to
ESTABLISH a Christian mission III foreign land The
Roard of Foreign Missions has accordingly met and las
,ppepted special committee to procure Information
Penn on the I'd Of November next
According to the last census of Ireland the
Inhabitants arc thus classified 10 their religious faith