New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Religions PROFESSIONS in honor of the Catholic
Jd lie this year have been forbidden in Bavaria ON the
ground that the bishops ordered them without asking the
Royal pioeet
The British and Foreign Bible Society has
given 200 volumes of Kistemakers version Of the Ne"
Testament To Bishop Rcinkeps for dlstrbaton among
poor Old Catholic coIr-r cations
1t is stated that the Rev. REGINALD s. Copies
ton has been appointed Anglican Bishop Of Colombo
Ceylon In She place Dr, Jcryn, who has returned to
England on account Of ~ health
OF the Centennial funds to be raised by the
Bapsts OF Virginia, 100000 will lie sci apart for the en-
dowmoni % memorial scholarships Tor The bcncat of the
sons OF Baptist ministers IN the state
The Coadiutor Of the Prince Bishop of
Breslau Mgr. wlodarsk has died ,inco the withdrawal
Of the Bishop Of Brcslu t. Austria 1t Is stated that his
death was hastcned Ivy overwork.
The Executive Committee of the American
Bap,is; Missionary Union has requested the churches 70
take up the Fourth Of July. which falls this yearon
Sunday. collection IN aid OF It's depicted treasury
A biography of the Rev. Charles New, the
missionary, who recently died IN East Africa. viii lie
published Mr. New was She first man ever knowh 10
have assembled the great snow peaks of khimhIpaSo'
Mr.. Ricardo =. Cifre, native of Spain, and
arecent graduate Of Newton Theological Seminary has
received ordination Baptist minister lie viii re
turn 10 his native country under appointment of tie
Baptist Missionary Union
The General Assembly of the Free Church
OF Scotland adopted resolutions expressive OF their great
among the frcedns OF the United States and commend
lug il to She liberality Of their churches.
The Irish PRESBYTERIAN Assembly began it's
annual meeting at Londonderry, Monday, June 2. The
Rev Prof Porter was elected Moderator The questions
OF The OF instrumental music and me snSihS Oh
hymns is expected 10 come m for discussion again
Messrs. White and Bliss, who began in
Memphis Tenn a series Of religions meetings have con
tinucd them an entire month Their audiences in the
Exposition Building, from LOCO to 5000. Their
III tt,ov fsH fho1 yer
quiet nothing sensational"
Farewell tea-mectings were given to the
crews the Alert Discovery, and Naorous the vessels
o. the British Arctic expedition. before starting At one
Of these q lady, Miss weston presided The men were
presented with Tcstamouts and were urged on grounds
OF health, 10 abstain from strong dilhK
An endemic Of measles having broken ont
among the FIJI Islanders and carried Of many thousands
o, thcn attribute the disease to Divine anger against
them for having accepted annexation 10 England Pos
scssed bv this deiusion. they refuse medical AID Many
villages have been oniireN cepOpuia'ed'
Great prcparatiOns are making for the
Methodist FIatcrual Camp Meeting nj Round Lake, New
York which commences July /. The Methodist Episco
nal Churches Norch AMI South; the African Canadian
and others are expected 10 represented Round Lake
IS railway, ros-oi,e. and telegraph staon' pu' no
trains viii run there on SUNDAYS
An ecclesiastical question OF some import
Ance has been settled in Russia by the elevation Of secu
La pries-who had been married-to the eIscopate. BY
United Greek Church. made Orthodox Bishop OF LIB
IN upon his entry into the Russian Church
A meeting of the Liberation Society OF
England has held nj Owston Ferry, where the dis
pute over the right Of the Rev. Nj Keet to the title 81
"peyerenl" arose Nj Noct present at the meet
me The cIre ~ the parish AMI many members OF the
Established Church were also present. but no opposition
ofcred
The Southern Presbyterian General Assem-
BLY, VII s met at St Louis, resolved 10 purge It's records
IL
worded: THAT committee De appointed To review the
records OF Church courts, and 20 eliminate theefon
everything which would give it snch T. e. secular
tnce; aud here res0ve and declare that we are
and intend to be a CulaT and nOnIOliucal Chuich
The closing services of Messrs. Moody and
sankey in the East EuI OF London were attended 10y
enormous congrcg atoms. The final meeting, held ID
Bow-road Hall, g. attended by 10000 persons
nnI the services the last three DAYS. II Is estimated
were attended hy $4,000 Persons Additional meensS
were al.o held in Victoria Thea,er by the Eal Of Cav"
aud Mayor Cole Chicago who gathered large audiences
The subscriptions TO the Church Of the Sa-
cred Heart MOntarre, Paris already amount to
rs41OO The church is intended rs memorial of ire
Franco German The cornerstone was itd win
r-eat ceremony BY the Archbishop OF Paris, jane 10
che special conservation OF France to the Sacred Heart
has been FOR the Inauguration Of the crypt ~ the
church, which. 1t Is expected, VIII take place In Tree
years
The Rev. William Taylor Of California who
came over from luda assist Messrs Moody and San
hcy has been holding special scryccs IN Bristol Eng
knd His congregations have numbered as many as
1000 persons Upwards Of 1000 tickets containing the
names have been sent W the ministers OF the
various places Of worship Bristol Mr.. Taylor II Is re-
Iorcd Is not an emotional preacher but appeals 10
Inc und rsandng and conscience
An Old Catholic Congress will be held at
Breslau Aug 2O22. Union Conference is to be he'd
a, Bonn about the middle of August composed Of Old
Catholics OF members OF the Orthodox churches Of
Russia and Greece. and OF the Church q; England
similar conference he'd in Bonn last Its object
Is to prepare the way Tor the agreement upoD tunh|
mental dOgmas Of TIE bodies concerned ana tneT con
segment recognition Of each other
The annual meeting of the Christian Evil
cence Society. for the promotion OF the study OF
Christian evidences by Of lectures examinations
and prizes held in London June 3. During the
past year ~ had been delivered IN London alone
on behalf of the Society. The income amounted TO
kl.O3i the expenditure to 92,133 Among Che speak
en- were Dr. Donald Fraser Prof. Sianey leatbcs, And
the Bishop Of Gloucester and Bristol
Hitherto the Wesleyan ministers of England
have kept aoof from the Disestabnent movement, TO
which other Onf0rmists are fully committed Re
Gently the Rev John Bond OF London. having attended
Liberation societys meeting censored for dong.
lie has not been without defenders. Those who have
considered tire probable effect the decision Of
tie tombstone case, anticipate that me Nestyans WI
be inclined go numerOusly to the RANKS Of
the LdbclailOuihts.
A little fact has recently brought to light the
extreme poverty Of many OF the country ministers Of
England The ChrStian World, the most widely eircu
lated of the English religious papers, expressed the a
prehensiOn that many of them utterly unable to
purchase even one book of real value" aud re-
eeved letters from 2G0 confirming its statement IL has
utaltoda plaza supplying Of the country minis
tiers with $40 worth 81 books each.
Mr. John Wannamaker writes to Mr.. George
H. stuart OF Philadelphia IN relation to Nessrs. Moody
and sankoy that tho most popular book in London