New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Convocation of York, which held one
days session tho 10th Of August was prorcgaed until
March, 1876.
The number of communicates in the Prot
estant Episcopal Diocese Of Iowa 325l The number
Of parishes is 6l
A Convention of Open Communion Baptists
IL to be held in Buffalo the last days OF this
month.
Judge j. B. Mexican, late Chief-Justce of
Utah. lay delegate TO the Methodist Episcopal GENE
raj Conference, which meets st. Louis. May. 1876
The Archbishop Of Capua has been deprived
Sf his palace by the Italian Government The Episcopal
Library has been confseated also
A new play, "The School of the Cross" is
represented at Oberammtrgau this Summer; Repre-
VIII also take place in September and October
DR.. Martin, Bishop of Paderborn, has pub
lshed letter which he says that he was compelled 10
leave wcsel ON account OF the state OF his health.
The name of the Patriarch of Jerusalem
Greek just elected Hiesoheus At last accounts he
had reached Jopps whore he was well received oy LIS
people
Cardinal McCl0skey is expected to reach
Rome early in September lie "will choose his title
and be present at the Consstory which VIII be held the
latter part OF that month
The Baptist Social Union" of Maine have
put meeting into the form of al excursion
TO the White Mountains Tic members start IRON Fort
land September o.
Milan is about to make permanent arrange
mcnts the cremation" OF the dead. site has been
selected for chapel with an altar OF crenMioi Inc
erst subject will be the late Chevalier Albert Keller
The opponents of religious liberation in the
Spanish Constitutional Committee have issued protest
against he article religion adopted by their colleagues
lie ROyalis papers crtcise the protest very sharply
Archdeacon Denison has recently published
sermon IN which says that he prefers Catholici'y
without Establishment, to the Establishment without
Catholicty.
An Italian Government officer has published
pamphlet In which nc proposes that the Accommodations
of the dotaon Pope (which the Pope has always
refused TO accept be devoted to public works ihe
amount OF the dotaon is over l6,OOOOuO francs.
The Baptists, who held an Open-alr meeting
on the Highlands of Msrthas Vineyard, were so well
pleased with the result that they arc making arrange
mens for the permanent occupancy of the ground and
IN annual service.
More than 5000 bodies have been registered
~ having been inferred in churcbyard OF less an
half acre in Cornwall England. correspondent Of The
Pail Mall Gazette who vouches for this statement adds
that the air cnurch is infected that Moral deco
rs.ions turn black in lew hours
The Baptists are making strenuous endcav-
ors 10 cndow their Southern University, which Will he
located at Jackson Miss 1t ia hoped that large sum
will DC collected during next year. They are trying TO
,ccure an endowment OF 100000. The University will
be opened for the admission of students next monh
1.-THE German Central Evangelical Protestant
Association has held its annual meeting in Rochester,
New-York this week. large number of delegates
Protestant in their tone The session was expected to
las! three days
The Methodist Episcopal Church South has
81 Annual Conferences OF which that OF North Georgia
~ the largest having 81 6S3 members. The total OF
members preachers IN all the Conferences s7127G5,
III increase of $3.50 the preceding year. Only
1868 colored members now remain in the Church
DR.. Vance Smith, the Unitarian member of
he En-. sh Company of the Revisers OF the Standard
Version OF the Bible, stated recently IN sermon that
the gospels completed except two points in
dispute yet decided They had been thus engaged
i've years. and he estimated that the work would take
Ave wears longer There doubt that the revis-
ON would be found, the whole, great improvement
The Archbishop of Palermo, who declined TO
Ask for the Royal Exequatur has left his Episcopal pal
ace He did wait for the inerposon Of the officers
of the law managers Of the "foreign ecclesiastical
establishments at Rome colleges, &c) are converting
them into Italian Rentes In accordance with the direc-
tons OF the law OF 1873
Father O'Keelle has been before the courts in
m action for SANDER brought by him against the Vicar
General Of Ossory. The Islander charged the state
uent that Father OKeefe a suspended priest Much
kestimony was taken TO determine whether Father
OKceGes suspension in accordance with tho canon
law or not The Judge ruled that the suspension
legal and directed the jury to hnd for the defendant
which they did
Law representation advanced n stage in the
British Wesleyan Conference which held this year at
Sheffield The better part Of entire day was given TO
,er1ned to refer it to committee OF ministers, who
GILL report TO the district meetings May and also
4 second committee Of ministers and laymen, who will
receiye the report the first committee and make up
nnal refort for the Conference in July 1870 IL is OBJ
opinions Of the ministers and people beyond the posi-
tfty Of mistake before taking action
The Rev. Charles New, the explorer and
Missionary whose death from usagc has already been
announced. member Of the UNITED Methodist
fee Churches" Of England At the recent conference
of that body held IN Nottingham, resolution WAS
adoped declaring that the death Of Mr.. New was has
tened by the conduct Of Mandara Chief OF the Chsgga
who had aso the missionary of his property and
that the Conference therefore requested Her Mjesys
Government to obtain come suitable satisfaction from
the chief take for the hotter protection
of British subjects travelling IN Africa.
The comments of the English press are gen.
orally uufavorabe to the recent decision Of Sir Robert
Pnllinore in the Wesley tomb stone The London
SD,ea,or says that according the Dean, nobody has
any clear right the national burial ground except the
parson and pig" The incumbent of parish, accord
Ing t. this paper might hold an inquest over every
deceased parshoner, and end "by refusing
10 Dr. Colenso the title Of Bishop because lie
was hereto, to the squire his headstono
because he had attended operas and 70 the tradcsman
sny stone at all because he had refused his subscription
for tic new lectern" The London Times says that.
eorng to the law expounGed by the Dean Of Arches
"eveyy incumbent has piDld fdce right 10 treat the
parish churclyard place for growing good mutton
for himself rather than place for cominemorating
The dead" 1t holds that the application OF the title
reverend ito Wesleyan ministers Is now by the usage OF
soccty rs much matter OF courtesy In tue case of
WESLEYAN as Anglican minister and the simple
question practically at issue Is whether the ordinary
cyuresies life TO be extended TO felow-prcners
IN death 1t dscredablc to every responsible for
il that should have been moments count on the
sab ect."
An important decision of the English Privy
Council mas been received in Canada. The body Of Jo
seph Guibord, a member Of the Ins:itut Cana
diem who died Nov. IL, 1869, having been