New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

Ing thar nave done ana tnln2 pro
posed to DO done Ia wrong. believe IL TO be- the
moral responsibility OF it viii rest With those who's do
the wrong. aud not with those wao snffer IT,"
| One Of the most active associations at work
In Southern Africa is the Berlin Missionary Society.
which founded BY Neander In 1924. Although nrst
designed only aid other societies, IL has SINCE 1884
sent out it, own missionaries. These educated in
the Lutheran creed The sOsiety has largo number Of
auxaries In Eastern Russia. fts recepts for 1874 wore
$1,000 thalers re has IA Berlin missonh house crected
mt cost OF 10000 thaers T.s only Held Of labor 10
Southern Africa The stations OF the Soty divided
into tree synofs composed of tle
h the snnsreSs s%baos sSe stations
among tho K0ranDa IN the OratEe hiser isepuoic.
Cnristsns Four ss.,ioas and c1j naive emosrs
under the care OF tho second CONFERENCE wDc,g
ference IN Natal and has stations AMI 6'o
The interest created by the advocacy OF
cremation has caused other novel methods or dsposng
OF dead to be brought forward The subject mas
gained popular attention In Europe than In t""
country as oyercrowdef graveyards have there grown
TO be sci ous evil One method, proposed by an En-
glish cergyman Is to use the great ouriai'
place. Another which with more favor, IL the
ordinary form or inerment, but In wickcrsork coins
The theory that tho poisonous gases emanating ron
the body thus pc freely absorbed oy inc EARN re
London Times already basket collins arc adyer
aciod so far as a check on practical tests OF their
utility request for permission to carry ouI tne pau
London has been refused on OF DOUBT 10 tao
law permitting It, Many persons who are IN favor OF
the customary form Of bdra Ia E1giahu are a'Se"P'
ing 10 reduce the expense OF tinerals'
An interesting account is given by The Con-
gregaioais showing that large number OF the grad
yates OF Andover Seminary (CoGgregatonlD have be-
como leading ministers Of the Presbyterian Church.
Transfers from one denomination TO the other havs
been frequent. Graduates OF Andover have taught IN
nearly all the theological seminares Of tbe Presbyterian
Church-in Princeton Auburn In Lane Seminary ana
ut Danvie. Kentucky. DE-. Gardiner spsng'a srad"a'e
Of Andover, became pastor Of the Brick Presbyer'h
Church OF New York in 1910 us pulpit since ms
has been filled b. two other Aaiover gaI nanIx
SO oral OF the Moierltors of tho General Assembly
nye acve p, in bringing about the reunion
Old and New School PresDyterians two-D'' wm; AZ
Henry b. Smith, editor OF Tae Presby,erian Qtarery-
we're Andovor Among others Of ITS Stnaen's VAC
have become Presbyterian ID hls1oFs are "'"' W. -
Shedd. Asa d. Smith. and Thomas Baindrd'
Three bills intended to check intcmperance
have been introduced in the British Parliament va"
for closing the publIchouse IN England on ouh'ay'
another OF tho intent for Ireland and PernSS's
Prohibitory Liquor bill. moved by Sir Wilfrd lawson
The Catholic priests OF Ireland have all taken part In
tina meetings in behalf of the proposed reform and
national petition In favor OF Sir Wlirii Llwsohs DIN
has been started in England by the United Kingdom
Alliance. The unusual outbreak OF brutality among the
low classes. especially the roughs OF Liverpool one OF
the most Incorporate cities OF England has attracted
unwonted attention to the necessity OF regulating ms
liz traffic The refusal OF tho MAJOR OF Lverpooa
call meeting at the request OF tue clerSy oa Oh
the place. 70 consider he Of re Iaees
sgys that the oDuion expressed Oy distDgu'n1t
medical authorities Of the danger Io ti' cle> Vi sno
present prev OF Drunkenness no would haVe oeen
Justified calling piDc meeting Oh MS OWL fe"p'"
Diity.
The Exeter Reredas has been declared legal
by the judicial Committee OF the Priyy Counc OF En'
ola nd Ia 1873 the Dean and Chapter OF tue Cathedra
Of Exeter without the knowledge OF the Bishop pc"o
iu tho cathedral. Tue OifVlHX
reuresented IN bisrcef. the Ascension the Transns'
uratiop and the descent OF the Holy GIost on the Day
| Of Pentecost The Bishop ordered its removal Iho
Court Arches reversed the decree OF the Dshop auu
an appeal carried to the Prvy Council. Fac JUG
ment Of the Judicial Committee was delivered Dy Lord
Hathery Foo. Is. The 0her members OF the Committee
pre,ent were Lords Penn anu oeborne, the Lord
Chief Baron SIR Montague S0i'n, and Dir H)ocrb Ooi'
| Her In concluding the opinion LORD ii ithefy Sa'i
that the reredas depicted historical subjects with
which the minds OF the people were AL quito familiar;
that 1t not erected for inc snperst9s Ievereco
OF any OF figures upon IT, aud that II Ia DO way
diff red from SIMILAR sculptures or repres natlons u,
| many parish churches throughout the kingdom, to
had been attached any itolarous OF super
made 1t no infringement OF the ecclesiastical law IAer
lordhips desired 1t 20 be clearly undeSt1oi tn'
ing decided this affected IN any way hat super
stOus regard worship Of Things winch are or Dl<ns
ina sc mn in churches and to which thc % Article Of
Religion referred Tae law would always bc sufficiently
strong control and correct any suca abuses as tDry
arosc The decree OF Court Of Arches reversed
AZ far as it affected tie Bishops Jurisdiction ana was
irmcd all other respects. No order was mdde as U
costs
| Lord Lyttleton's bill for the creation of new
| bsboprics In England aud Wales and the division OF
several existing bishoprcs follows: The plans for
the formation of the diocoses are to be prepared oy
the Ecclesiastical Com nssoners. They Will be opera
tive upon OF the bishops VI the doceses az
| fectei or by the avoidance OF tho dioceses OF such
bishops as do not to the plans. lch plan must
define the boundaries of the proposed see provide Tor
archdeaconrle select cathedral church. appoint the
nature and amount OF its endowment. and recommend
scheme for the division OF It's patronage Tue endow'
ens are not to be from funds OF the Ecclesiastical
commissioners No new bishoprc is to be created until
= sniff Gent suln Is obtained ny voluntary gifts and be-
ouests TO secure bishops income. Six weeks after
the plan OF proposed hshopric mas been laid before
moved an address against It, In this case the Commits
sion will return the money obtained ID Inc uohors ino
number of bishops in House OF Lords is not to be IN
creased vacancies be filed by the new bishops
in turn The Society for ProWOil the Increase OF inc
Home EuscOpate has enieayored to obtain the OPINION
of the Anglican clergy the proposed cDanges' " re-
morris 4i9 of the l51 rural deaurre OF the
Kingdom representing IL 464 OF the men Who
clmpose their chapters. IAere are 4s4 deanereS Iuas
OF the home eplscOptle necessary.
and only that object; CO would PROVIDE iOr the ne"
doceses the revenues or the Od ones; III "onlu
have Ecclesiastical Commissioners give Tue luHs
05 would One bJta thc ABOVE sources OF Income la
nrefer voluntary gifts end Al propose capuldI
the polnt the new DlsnOpS seats III Iaili
meDi voted against IT. 9o desire 10 Io.du tno PIV
increasing number ana IL consider the mater VI u"
| importance.
| PREACHING IN THE HIPPODROME.