New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

yaOn W Joan " Arc are bong pushed w'ta VlsT ~
Orlrans Am ,ng thc witnesses ,itd ~ WalIon. tic
autaor NJ the new Constitution Of fiT'nc'.
The Rev. +. II. Capcn, President-elect of
TUFTS College, Unvers,si, viii formally enter upon his
Lew duties juno .. ale viii deliver The Baccaaur~te
seInnn Juue 20
.. The Regis Sr-General OF England recently
issued his report Cor 49, u gives the mime Of new
sect called Christadelphans" among the list Of
ha,us hodios IN Easlnd tiHt have regular l'''oos oil
WORSHIP
A Glasgow Church Planting aud Eyange-
lz2tou Board bus been formed IN that city by rae
Uwted Psesbyteriaos Tee suia Of e5Ooo bias already
beea raised Ton Society The fund dcsiredis A2o"jo
The United Preshy tertan Churvh has % CONGREGATIONS in
Glasgow
A holiness Convention is 10 be held at
the campinoeting GROUND Ocean Grove, NewJcrs'y'
he zinui, Judy g. and continuing 10 days. The fesh"
oanurl ,cing which Is annually hCid ia the Grove VIII
lasi IRON Angus, Il 10 August ="
The trustees of the Susteut:ttion Fund OF the
Poformcd Episcopal iurch have besn Incorporated oy
special act thu legislature ~ the state Of NeFN"rk
power to hold real ana personal estate an" ~ "'
tao Tor iCs Intended puIsse.
a sign of the giving WY of caste theories IL
India was the recent ofa native widow ia Bonn
bay over 800 friends pre-, mt a. tue oar oh5' !"
oludinc q number 81 orthodox Bsthnios t"r groom wac
alraIug member oi the Pea han' sJint anu the nri''
b. .Vugcu 60 the hgh,S tud 80 c''ste'
The seni-annu1l meeting of the bishops 81
the Methodist Episcopal Church viii NJ held II chicago
,,,1 rrin Mas -. The plan FOR h0lins Tie Fan CON
fcrcuces viii be announced 40 the CLOSE On ihe S'hd9
previous May 23 several Of the Bishops 1e 70 ''k' par
IN missionary services Cincinnati, and on me >h'l
following, NAV So they WI attend sii'nl h'Nt-9 IL
Chicago.
The Third General Council of the Reformed
Frtsrpnal Church VIII meet in Chnst CHURCH
Chicago. wednesday May II. The persons eonSl""uns
a Camel o. the Church al its Bishops U0 lfo>o
trs lay delegates from It's parishes aud all those U'
nd bp HrsL ID.
the branch Of the Il formed Episcopal Chmch ln Canada
IL to form part OF the Council
The Rev. William Chaunecy IADgd0n, DID,
who is dlled by the Protestant Episcopal Church in this
country 10 establish It's clsls in all The ledng citiea OF
Europe SIT sail for The United States April - suoc
1873 Dr Langton has published in the Pe'SccGun-a Of
Man series OF letters 70 an italian statesman since
stated 10 Zoe Baron Kicaso upon the Protestant Elsr0
pa Cnulch OF AinerieS as lic.i'S IN No. VI
tract,.i considerable attention from tine Italian press
In reply to a question, it was stated recently
ia the House Of Commons that during e H. 50 hall o iSt
year Ave vessels employ ed in pprcsins thc slave
trade ul,ou the Esst Coast of AfI1ca AMI during INC dr'
half seven vessels No alteration of the number vas 10
be mad t1is year. Tho papers pres, ud TO tlo I.oi
upon tIe subject have been printed Tue statement ""'
Also mide upon The ia! that chaplain WAS not L"
be sptod to accompany The EHglish Arctic Xpc,ion
OF Al count the lIrk 1i CABIN accoiVi uoh Nucn uIi-
ayuliy hid been cApc1enced III providing room lof ue
crews selected.
The Spanish decree annulling the law OF
civil m.iIao.. which PIs,d by tbs CJTies IN 1870
above marriages rtorne1 by Catholic pa ss to be
continued under tbe of cJpS3Tels. unions IA
eontd y the word mat~a9atas Tue parties
ouIlsciiug such union Will however be hab' &" the
kpcnanic rnd censdr'S If the church sporM eNc'P-
/ton mle -lls. those ex-prics;s WHO have adopted
the Protestant ftH and have married Rights of icgi1-
macy are gnted TO their cldrcl already norm, b1i in
s other ects tiie 'oar7'gt- ar declared N"" '""-
yerts Irotestanti'm air affected 10y TINS decree
call leo Ifaa
Society Of EniaI s'r Henry Rovinson referred 10 The
death of Lle Rev Carries New, the Methodist missionary
in Africa, a great lcss Dot only 70 the Geo
gr.ph, society, but also u tho cause Of Christianity
Other members ~ The Society also spoke in hgh terms al
H. be rad VA, contribution rom Mr. New, ci,ilod,
Route Overland r"Is tie i'a1'gI'i "a M1wlssi" Ia "
tho RcV. Iunnd~ Newton, at btrr fielr saws
bir News death be- fc't IVY all VINO 'd watched
his work as a very loSs 70 The mission; bat his
zeal Aad accomplished more WINE ~ Wi- sl'deI tian
many other meu would have achieved al iiu !3liT'l
period" MT. New OniN 81 year Ola WHICH he Gi"d
The Missionary Union OF the Baptist Church
ruo,t- the sum Of $.il,970 reserved during the year
ending M.re 81, 1879 t5e appropriations ion the year
aInouptod to $2G7,I4S. making deficit of SSj77 Tine
deh left from the previous ycr was SS'|'S tuN
increasing the present mdcbIcdn IS OF the Union to the
gum al So 956 receipts OF the just past At Is
stated arc larger than tbDs of any since the forn
ton OF the Uuou pny those Of the year immediate
" prcsinus cuiing March, 1874, when the special
-tl,ul offerings" increased the receipts 70 S26lj3o
s,cCid contributions before hInl 70 are requested pF
the Union order "a COuhele ihc r>oVJ 3chh- ~ IN
~ 100000 promised 10 tie French Batsis oI lher
cnSlei III ftiis
The proposed union of the English Prcsby
terrain Church and tbe English branch Of c United Pres
byterian Church OF Scotland has again failed Tie CON
its appointed confer upon the subject recently met
In Lon Ion. The United Presbyterian Committee eK-
pressed te opinion that IA OTdDie tSisiOu could be- OBJ
tanned from their synod The English Presbyterian
Conittce feared that Tire alterations proposed IA the
pau OF union decided upon 10y the Sapeme Court Of both
Churches Nay, would nJ inset With thc gen raj a-
prpvl of their body They offered 10 consider any other
alu,uIuete ihan those sdggcstcd, but This the Unit
Pr-yTarans dcc n n DO the request that their
Engish brethren OBTAIN ir'sb inSirHetions from me LII
glisn SynoI.
The eyangeliStic services OF the Rev. A. n.
Bonneville OF Glaagow Ia India, have met with great
.uoc.ss Mr. someryille is wellknOwn member OF the
Free Church Of Scotland invited u 20 10 India
last Autumn to preach 10 Erghsh-speakng pOpula
tn inring the He has he!d services In Cab
cuita Alalabad aud Lucknow. AT the meetings sone
Of the hymns popular n England are sung ana
ether a sermon is preached 10y Mr sDoerve or short
AID ssrs are delivered by other miuietcTs Daily prayer
and n. HE meet uiss are held. Another minister the
Rev S,uta ,ihrl Douglas, Is now in India LOidhg
sDecia religious services Tor the pfUAJ1Ioh OF ide
hi.or C sian lie" lie has visited Bombay, Madras,
The opposition 10 the establishment of the
Church OF England india incre in strength as the
.c OF the Great Britain grows oidcr
gll has been for number OF years mere talk Las al
,e,.th taken an active and Indian Dses0blish
ucut Society has been organized the pros ecius o: which
gives tic following particulars as 10 It's objects:
The aim Of the socicty IL 20 secure the abo-
ltion of all laws, regulations and usaSes Which
confer privilege or insot disability ecclesiastical
grounds on any subject Of The empire also the pay
roe1t IN future 10y Government Of India Of moneys
for religious purposes from the pablo funds Tue aims