New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Lord Radstocl is still preaching in London.


eest who has preaching in England, sails for New
York this mouth.
The Rev. Dr. Gallagher, formerly of Brook
lyn, was installed pastor OF the Calvary Baptist Church.
Eew-dayen, july IL
For the first time in the history of Liberia,
native chiefs delegates the Legislative AS
semby az It's last session.
Dr.. Conant of Brooklyn, who has devoted
himself since 1857 Bible revision, rs now in his I'D
year, and enjoys vigorous health
Mr.. r. pearsall Smith has been i'll with nerv-
ons fever and has POSTPONED several conventions
announced to be held by him in England.
The Lordon religious papers contain many
appeals III funds TO pay the OF excursions Tor
poor children to places outside the ci'y'
Bishop Paine of the Southern Methodist Epis-
ecoal Church. whe has heen III since ApII, Is slowly re-
covering his health. Ike is an Old man.
The PaysOn Memorial Church OF Portland,
which WA burned down nine years ago. has been rebuilt
ard was dedicated sunday, July H. with appropriate
services.
Cardinal Manning is expected to preside at q
great opou-air demonstration at Tower Ill., on August
Is to protest against the drunkenness among the lower
classes OF London
Judeing from Mr.. Surgeons Iivelness of
sprts his health be perfectly restored He spent
his 4ls birthday at his 0rphanage tstockWehb Win
very happy company.
The site of the statue TO he presented by the
Hebrews of the United their contribution to the
centennial Exhibi oa has been selected by acommltee
reprcsCnilng their congregation
The General Conference of the Evangencai
Association albright MohOdstS meets in fhiadeilha
oct IA. The meetings are qusdIennial ana IL Is pro-
posed to extend he intervals between the meetings 10
hive years
The congregation of Mr.. Mackonocme (St
Adams Londonl. who suspended, on the hrs' sun
day Of the suspension went in procession to an"'her
church TO receive the communion. notice was pat ny al
y, Alhans that there would be no celebration OF we
Lords supper there ior the present
The ANIMAL receipts of the American Baptist
Missionary Union have advanced IN 20 years. i'om
slO4 sS7 In 1850 10 $2ie7O in 1870 II Is only elgh
,ears since first Baptist MISSIONARY Society vas or
garized In Referring England. The American B"iusV
missions date from ~ year lSl4
Mr.. Robert Arlington of Leeds, England
proposes to subscribe $500 toward survey OF te co-
try living between 81. Psu's River Liberia, and the
Joba branch Of the Niger He thinks that the survey
,ftowcd nv the construction Of road, would greatly
facilitate the oyangelilation OF western AREA
The Rev. Dr. Philip Sehaff Of New-York
was preseut ~ meeting OF the Council OF the BSh
prancb Of the Evangelical Alliance. june TO- and an
oupeed the eopeunl ted biennial meeting Of the Amer
lean Branch IN Pittsburgh Autumn The receipts OF
TIE British Aliauoe from JniA l. a. 10 N'! o. A''
were ( 1,349 exp nd.1Gres' al'iO9'
Archbishop TAFT, the PrinIate of the English
staie Church is undergoing criticism for tie hau
ner in which lie has distributed his patronage ne
World charges that no has not ia seven yeard besO"ed
living on man intellectual power, with the single eN-
,e,tion Of Prof Pumptrce of Kings College The John
Chnrcb al Inni,ud paper says that comparison
OF promotions shows II curdtos as against IA IiDds
and relaons and that the average money Naiue l. 1-0S
10 each the former, While each OF INC atte mas @ooo
perycar'
A contributor to Tie Je,ciSh Messenger of
tins city, in enumeIatDg The advantages enjoyed by Ms
ueoplc in the United sata, specifics the fact that mere
"J,ys are elected 10 national State, and nliiei-
oalwithou word being sad against them on Gce"uh'
,r their race In his connection is noteworthy he
aadsl ma 'q ~ m - though they are conr,-
ally abusing each other, and threatening diose,uhts
sicral observation-disclosures. seldom OF never speak o. ne
JEa any terms other than those oi respect al" nu
ness"
AZ the recent session Of the Irish Wesleyan
Conference in Belfast, plan of lay representation was
agreed upon Tie sanction Of the parent Conference IN
England will be needed however. before II can De car
RED into eject expectation of such sanction tue iol
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted "iht' III
a II shall be ascertaned to the satisfaction OF the Com
nit,ec on Law Representation that there Is no legal
binderace 10 the carrying ct 'he proposed chaDc
pro al Eses,' n may sei1 10 he necessary ia order
10 hilng the proposed plan into practical operation"
Messrs. Moody and Sankcy start for home
Aug A. Before leaving they VIII take brief rest IN the
eouth OF England. At amoong Of The snpeIlnttnd'pts
and visitors engaged in house 20 honse Visitation OF the
metropolis between 1900 aud 1000 persons attended
Mr. Reginald Radcliffe the chief superintendent, re
ported that visitation going on in t6O districts lraV-
ing 6G districts be flied up. The Eau Of Cavan WHO
Is supe ntrudcnt. expressed the opinion thai the ue
slkss IA tue West Ind OF London were a. nuch ~ h'ea
oi Visiting as he Por 81 the Eas nd neJIf 6o sor %
Chicago, who cooperating WIN MI MOou5 NOUS FeIS
successful enid enc meetings
The Christian OLsCrrer of Louisville presents
- summary " the opinions expressed by the Northern
Presbyterian papers upon the action of thc Assembly al
cleveland in relation 10 fraternity with the South The
Inferior and he Kentucky IreSb eriaa are outtpoken IN
fber condemnation OF the Cleveland Assemblys rejection
Of flernal Citations The Presbyterian Weekly The Oeet-
dent and Roekg AOHatGn PreS6ytrid'', IN the East
and the West express friendly feelings toward Southern
C,ri.fiang me PhiLldephiG PrCSb e3Gn, ne ErGGe-
IA me Net OJserreT, Tie Fresbg 'cri0R Bdlne,
lhe Herald end PresJser and TIE IttcsSee FresIyer
f 1i5." anu D'i'"D VIC 'S'''D viz w ''' ~
o The Examiner and Chronicle of this city
makes very vigorous defense Of ministers vacations,
lie eXpedency OF which has OF late been called III qes
.c 1, SAYS that complaint that there are thousands
OF people ia the city would be glad TO to church
If regular service held has foundation in fact
There are twice rs many churches open as are hed at
the worst Whom two three congregations unite, the
whole does amount to single regular audience The
whole structure society looks toward vacation The
rbc schools are closed am "achcrs and children arc
a., the nOAftins al the So. on the farms ENtn
II Points ana in the mission schools III lowest New"
York Attendance ~ reduced more than One-laIi
important resolutions in relation to Observ-
ance of Sunday adopted by The leaders AMI slew
ards Of North Baltimore station lMethodist EpiscOpaD ut
NEE ng held June 80. They request tIc managers OF
the Emory Grove canplneetnc, which is held near Bal
tinofe 10 use their Influence with the railroad author
les 10 Ieven the sale Of excursion tickets Tor and tlo
running OF excursion trains the ground" and also 10
decline participation the profits from all trains
Sunday. The Can. -Meethg Committee have protested
against the running Of Sunday trains At the Round
Lake ground the ges closed GA SUNDAY. The raj
,oa efnlmIy il prohibited by special contract from
stopping sunday trans at OF neiI the Round Lake STA
ton.
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