New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

several weeks has been efuoineu upon hlm.
The Philadelphia Baptists have established
sseaside park on island OF Toms River. M.
PRAYERS for the German Emperor are now
offered in all places Of worship throughout AsaceLor
raine.
The Rev. DR.. Shipman, Bishop-elect OF the
Protestant Episcopal diocese Of FondduIac. declines
the office.
Western Conference of Liberal Christians
has recently held in Wisconsin 1t is proposed 70
make IL annual -,
Bishop Paddock protestant Episcopal of the
Diocese Of Massachusetts ia temporarily disabled ny
fractured shoulder blade.
A Chnaman, who has espoused Christiahity'
has recently been preaching to his countrymen In 'hc
streets of Santa Barbara, California.
One hundred and sixty ministers were present
n the National Campmoeing held AT Cedar hapi"s'
Iowa The attendance of the people was very large.
Father OFarrell of st. Peters Church. Bar
c,av-s has gone to Ireland with the intention OF par
ticpatng in the O'Connell Centennial on 'he o'h VI
August ~
yishop Pattison's Memorial Chapel. in Nor
so,t Ysand Meanesia it is announced, will be soon
begun Materials have been collected ana INC s''e
chosen. o.,v a.
Recently the opponents OF Father Okeehe
assembled before the parish chapel ut Callan forced
oyen and took possession Father Okcehe was aosen'
IN London
The rector (coloredD of Grace Church, An
dcr~On, anu ~. LINZ : Y lNi; wv 'V'i 80 ~'
Protestant Episcopal Church and has joined The Reformed
Eilscopallans
DIR. John Hall says that the best Sunday
schcos lie ever saw heard Of arc in North "aies'
Every North weshman Who goes to church goes aso 10
Sunday -srhccl
The South Boston pastors have made ar
rancemcns for the Summer, y which one Of their mum
her Will always he on hand give attention to funerals
and other needed services.
week of PRAYER has been appointed by the
bishops of the Southern Methodist Episcopal chueh 10
begu Aug g. The special objects ot prayer desigaieu
ar,. {" Missions and "a Institutions OF Learning
The Rev. Samuel /. l. Schereschcwsky, mis-
,,opary 10 China has arrived st san Francisco from
Pkpe lie has been ,ran'ans the HGe n'% Cnnee
"urder the auspices 81 the Ainellcale'lhe >"ee'A'
Twelve priests in Belgium have, it is said,
heeun proceedings against two Liberal newspapers for
linz, The alleged lbcis are contained in article pub
islIed ga relation The recent disturbances W Belgium
Bshop Harris of the Methodist Episcopal
Church telegraphel Moody ana sankcy an inv
tation 10 attend campmeet.nc which viii be hcid al
Round Lake, September next. No answer mas YET pe1
received.
The Reformed Fpiscopalians have purchased
nm the west side Of the City Of Chicago the property o
The Reformed Society Outch on Washngion-st. inc
Rev Dr. s Taows, formerly ol the MeooS' i1'sooI'i
Church, is the pastor
The Bapiist ministers Of Philadelphia nave
snlscrbcd nearly $1,000 toward the endowment OF the
University at Lewsburg. The endowment OF the Uni
yersity Is proposed o the Bap'ists OF IehhSy'"'" ~
their Centennial Work.
Dr Dartlett's new church in Chicago ply
,noufb Concrcgaonan contains auditorium 100 feet
by 125. Tie floor slopes from every side toward lle
pulpit; The pcws are ARRANGED IN cui'cu "ne7' i"'
acoustic effect IA said to be perfect
John " Farwell, the Chicago merchant
writes from London to friend in relation to the per
manepcy of the results following the work Of hessTs
Moody ard sankey that he cos only one answer 70 al
his Inquiries, and that most faV""bie.
The Rev. Charles Collins, DID,, President
Of the state Female College. Memphis, Tenn died Sul-
denly July 10 Ia former years lie had ben P4esi"et
NJ Emory and Henry College. Abingdon, Va., ana o.
pkinson Coleee Carlisle, Pom His reputation as an
educator was Vel! toou'
The Rev. l.. b. Hatch pastor Of the Ldgar-
toxn Baptist Church. Marhas vineyard has Invited bis
brethren to attend openar meeting TO be held al 'e
uiehlands Vineyard Grove II will begin Aug 16 ana
close Ang o. Numerous ministers OF Massachusetts
approve and unite III the call
"Tbe Thousand Island Park is the name OF
ancx camp-meetng ground on the ST. Lawrence River.
A meeting began there the 2lst inst On sunday
the a,h Womans Foreign Missionary Meeting ia 20 be
held which viii be addressed by speakers from po'h
Canada and the United states
Az the recent layng OF the cornerstone OF
The Young Mems Christian Association building in PHI
adepha congratuatory dispatches were read from MI
Moody the Earl Of shaftesbuTy. and Mr. Wanaihaker,
who IL now in London The building viii, il Is thought,
be completed In about year
The churches on the nights III DIoohlIh
have been much depleted by the aow of population to
other PARTS the city Thai Of which Dr. Bcthune vas
,co nostor has been altered TO adjust the interior
10 the reduced size of the congregation The galleries
have been taken and the congregation brought INTO
the body Of the audienceiooh'
The discussion of the abridgment OF the
Athanasian Creed still goes on in Ireland among the
pcnbers of the Discstablshed Church. The proposal
gains favor that the Creed be printed in the revised
Prayerhook without alteration, and that Tnhrlc be
aoded deelarns that IN pnSh a,,sed reGsI' i' '''''
The following is one of the Summer pleas
anties OF the religious press "Thc last Religious Herald
paatcs reference 10 the 'ToInahawk Baptist Church
What a name for a Christian organization! We know
,ust the man for pastor of church with such namc-
baptist Weekly NewYork DO y9n Ins'p .na you
wisl 10 return the pastoral 0ilce fiehd ration -
Religious Herald (iiichinond, Val
A singular legacy has been made in the will
of the late James McQuesten OF plymouth, " ii. lie
leaves considerable sum to the Home MISSIONARY 90
e,cv which is 10 he kept at interest till IL reaches
sl5oOOO; 100000 is then 10 be invested IN business
block in Boston, and the remaining $4,000 kept iii ii
reaches sl5oOOO when the of 100000 y TO be Int
into business block asa aa az $50 SO SdiI S, A'
nr Christian Won Palmer, Professor In the
Theological Faculty of TuDingen, Germany, recently
died at the age OF Ga years. He was born IN Stutighf
snn was a student at Tubingen under Banr ana Schii
He had re putation in science well as W theology
His principal works Evangelical ioniietics
"Evangclica Kateeheiies," "Eyangclical Ped3fogcs,
"Eyangelical Pastoral Theology i-s%hSct"l IL y lAHO
ogy" Tie Ethics Of Christianity
The wear 1876 will be the 5Oth Of the ex
ience OF the Theological Seminary OF the Lutheran ttt
oral SYNOD IL IL proposed to make Jubilee year and
70 rise for the SeIsnary $1,000; $4,000 Of this sum
viii be for library fund $4,000 fora nrepicof build
ing and So 600 for q contingent fnnd. The Rev Drs
s,otwald and Brown. and Mcssrs. Menges, Rice, ana
tchmneker have been ai"n M . eo,'''''' ~ ''i