New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Dr. Tnoluck Of the University of Halle is in falling
health
The death of Cardinal Matthew, Archbishop
o; Bcsaneon, OF the five French Cardinals Is an
nounccd. lie was SO years old.
At recent meeting of the Trustees of Chi
cago University Baptist resolution 10 reconsider the
vote by which the President removed Was lost b.
IL TO Ia.
The corner stone of Franciscan Chapel
was aid in Pcekskin Jay 81 1t will be- when erected
the gift of Protestant gentleman to tie Sisters OF St.
Francis
Great interest was created in Fort Dodge
July IL by the of native Sioux Indian, the Rev
Lake C. Walker. crowded audience Of whites listened
g. him.
The Rev. J. Il. Selwyn, son Of the. Bishop
Of Iicifeld WILL IL is expected. be appointed TO the
hshopic Of Mclanca, which has been vacant since the
death o. Ihshc? PGttison
The death OF one of the English company OF
r,yisers OF tie authorized version Of the Bible
noanoos;he Rev. benjamin. Davies, III D., classical and
Oriental tutor of Regents Park Baptist College
The British Branch Of the Evangelical ALI
snce will hold lis annual meeting at Belfast, Ireland
Oei,,r 10 90 The American Branch will hold is ben
Iil meeting ia Pittsburgh during thc same Month
The Rev. DR.. James Richards, whose sudden
death ia Edinburgh has been announced was appointed
i,s srrag by The Legislature OF West Virginia as its
agent 10 represent attractions of that state 10 the
tuai.rant societies Ot LIrCpe
Saturday, July "a, was fixed by Sir Robert
Pha.orc Deaa OF tue Cou; OF Arches as the time for
hearing the Arguments in lie OF AT kee the IVES
leyau iscr whose right describe himself as Rev"
Ia been disputed BY the NicaT of OWs,cn Very
The Rev. henry Clay Trumbull ard Mr..
John D. waiiles who going to Philadelphia, one to
,di! ana the o.ler TO r@hi~h Tic Sdad0Schoo IteS,
were given public dinner in New ltayen; Jgly % by
Tie members OF the Come ciicut snhdyaehooi Assoc"-
q n.
The minutes of the Reformed (Gelman)
synod held this spI1ns st Fot Wayne, I'D. give the
following statistics OF the entire Church, synods, 8;
r,inle,rrs G.5; ccn@rcgst!cns l342; communicable,
14.Ils; nreondinci OF ban negi : 900. lne
~ Of m1mbcrs since 1858 Is Sad 20 DC % per cent
There are reported to he 5000 Germans in
Charleston. 200 ia savannah. ANA 600 in AuHta.
Al C.orl, ston TIE German Inthcraus have built
church which l. claimed - bC the finest In the city The
Rev J. r. Psob-t has been appointed A. The Lutheran
tvrod ~ soHth CafOhha tf"Nohs hi>sioi"i' "4''As
his COUutryflcn.
Aid to tie amount Of $4,000 is asked ia
behalf OF the coloFel lsr,sons of south Carolina
taai haze ny with tcir pastor united with The he-
formed Episcopal Cu.ch. The money is greatly needed
g. supply them viii snablc chan Iosoini)d Sei;.:
Fu,onst.. Ncw-lork.
Baron Won Loe, the President OF the Roman
Cahoc Association Of Nayenco, has bon condemned 10
sx months imprisonment in fortress for Hoas"naile
language uttered by lin in speech Oh Oct -5' 1873
Ir sigl The editor Of the Idcrlgaf, or Uiremontane
IaftT. has hccI imprisoned IN ANlirh Where he VIII
Undergo ten months o. solitary confinement
A new PRESBYTERIAN Chapel was dedicated in
1osic JaIr.n on the 19th oi June. The society was
forssd n 20 and consists OF 65 members. II employs
two native preachers, aud susians eighteen preaching
Ia,cs in tie city. The building is 5Ofcet long By 80
wide and viii 800 persons The d dcauon sermon
~, ress lod IN japanese IS toe Rev. Dr. Verb ok. An
nidr.es n as $50 dcy,rcd ~ OR40 native Christian,
IN charge OF a c'aicl Il Yokohama.
The report fiat the Roman Catholic author
ri,sof Prussia have si1fed their Yc2dness to obey the
Ts..ftf sgr.4 lon .af OLA
,aouoty is confirmed. Tie law COMMITS the manage
mont Of the church property III each parish Is colnc
elected ~ the Pensioners. II will INTO operation
Lat Aut snn. Tie Cthc'lIGl Chapter Of FUiia Lave
.iaoa thC submission, a. also nus the bsho' OF Bles-
lau.
Al lie Protestant Episcopal Annual Convcn-
-. recently Leid. tie following statistics were re-
ported:
,. SG5's3 o eoS@aa. .Is'n' naSgef snrdSy
ssiol ,-s . j.. % parishes go ihiLa, deJ; eoAfja
'I.s3cha.eIis Siats,cs Of u'c Diocese: Clergy 40;
III -, ]o ' e, IJ. o ,i 5so ta,iiiuii,Gs
vihos' Ia panoh silG.fGC CO. within tLe parish. S5oj
~ Es 80 10, sTey ies a. eeuarEel 49, comma.
cut. .6a,.sns, total siiclO- %
The annual summary Of the statistics of the
Trsyterian Church for TIC year ending Nay 1915, has
been published. as kl'ows:
s.ros 80 ~ sryt,r 173 Candidates Or the Ministry,
~ i ,,or' ~ ,i,,s,er ,leselac.i -G: 1hait acs
l"-i,f,' qua, 81 dining lie "a s chnFchts
-, "a 4 aiei.ts lied nat.oa 5000; Mem
9atetl Is c,r'-c' ~ 10 CoqnnnieaHis; 1lo''t
SUNDAY school scnoa 5.oij, S"nIiloui rs 10 at rs
:, foc16a I.vi1e .sif24 10 publ cation BoarL siltt4
y Sassh aI's ~ T. ena IL " Fund 81 10 Min.
ieil sssfi,s, sd:oS Miscellaneous CON- buttons
s.5.c.5,, "''''-' '''''
Dr. UGIlingcr has issued general invitation
10 the next Od Cailolic Conference, which is to be he'd
at Bonn on Aug. le. and the two following day.
Upon the preliminary mutual recognition OF
(orffsr will M
Ia base "A confederation and INSTRUMENTATION
ong the separated churohos. 1t is hoped that recso
cal recognition impossible which without going 80
far a. actual fusion sacrificing rational or tTadtod
IceaiiarieB Of doctIina phraseoogy, church const-
,ion or ritual may yet enable each church TO admit the
aeplefs II other conDuuOus 10 those privileges IN le-
fpect OF divine Worship and the Christian saeIaiehs
tAat secured 10 its own
The details i'm relation to the formation in
london OF the Presbyterian Alliance show that the pro
oseargs Of the delegates marked by great una
ihpiy. social reception was given by the IIesjytc-
rr- OF the metropolis. Addresses were delivered by
the i.oderatOrs o. lie various General Assemblies. IL
was found that As Presbyterian bodies numbering
10000 congregations, were represented at The sess0ns
either personally or by letter On "Wednesday juyEl'
800 delegates dincd together at the FTeemssons' Tavern
public meeting also held on Thursday evening
galy D. in the Presbyterian Church, Upper GeorJc-st
Dr. Stuart Robinson OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church moved the first resolution: That IN the opinion
" this meeting is highly desirable that means may be
J.yscd by which the Presbyterian churches
distributed over tic world may eOme into more
formal aud stated intercourse with one arother."
second resolution moved by Pastor Decophet OF the
Reformed Church Of France THAT this meeting has
learned with much satisfaction that il has been resolved
~ form Presbyterian Alliance, meeting from tih'e 10
t IA General CoaHc, and cordially dcsirts that the
DIVINE blessing mas tie tcheRe wlIeI nSs 9cci
A. hopefully nogun.' d.. DUFF Of the Free ChlIcn u
kcoil III moved the third resolution; That notTith,
sapdng tie aggressive attitude Of Roranism. and te
vds pr,yi prevalence Of nlidelity, and othcr evils tl5
meeting looks with perfect confidence 10 TIE Coming Of
H. TINE When. according 10 the word of scripture
IfoDhccy the earth shah Dc filed With the knOWled," or
tie CORY of God. the waters cover the sea- All the
rczoiafoDs were aYuOISly adopted