New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

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The health of Bishop Bcdell, of the Protest
nnt Episcopal Church is SIN so poor that he will not be
able Ia r,tuiu frurn Europe until Ecxt October.
The ENGLISH New Testament Revision Com
pany held their fctyuin;h session April Il They
tincd c the nth and sixth chapters Of
Romans
The sum Of 81 800 was presented 70 the
Rev. Jolu SiouGhtCn ID. d., the wcllknowu CouSreg-
to,al muisic- Of Iopdon, by tho members OF s cune
gsIicn uIon his retirement from the active ministry
The Rev. J. Coley OF Cowley, England, whose
REFUSE, 10 read the burial service deceased parish
ioucr created great disturbance in te town has TT
signed the Twins. His rcgtiOl hac threatened 10
institute proceedings against him.
The Rev. w. j. Tucker Is TO he installed
pastor OF the sison Square Presbyterian Church q
this city Of which d. Adams has for so many years had
charge Wednesday evening The scrmou Is 10 be
preached by tn Rev Dr. sofrs, AMI the services arc
tohc eon'ucted by tho Rev DIS Adshs' f'N'o"' anu
Joau Hall
The Rotary Eldcrship overture having received
the Affirmative II large majority Of the Presby
teries ~ the Presbyterian Church, w' il is expected
become part OF the constitution Of tie Church st the
meeting of the Genera Assembly which Is Z, la hod IN
Ccvcisn ONO, during this month. The overture is per
miSSse, not compulsory.
The Pope received, April IS, a commncd
deputaion Catholic laymcn OF various nauonaiiiies
upon whose behalf Prince windS'h-latz read an ad-
dress which prOicsscd continued fidelity 10 the I"y
Sec. The Pope reply. Sdld tidt on account W itS
many eacr,,i-s the Church must rcdouifc s prayers
Eugish, Belgian. AMI Austrian dclGLit''n' were III
oludod III the company.
The General SYNOD OF the Irish DiScstah
ieled Churuh in Dublin, April q. The principal
siscsious have those apon the proposed revision
of the Fryer and the hin for eXrlging the dana
tory clause from TIE Aihdnasan Crsd ihe later h.'
ie.n carr "A througn IT, rcodus but ills tpl pas
sage still doubtful Tde debates nave been very OK
citing.
Il is reported from Poland that the Gar has
,I,o;. ~ ,h., Pol, Sl Ram. a
Cathoic Bishops who lad been hanshcd 10 the nicn"
OF Russia An exception Is made In Tire case Of bishop
Feiiuski who = remain in Russia Permission has
also Granted 70 the Polish clergy II stated :" hGd
direct communication with the R0nan Cana under t"'
supervision of the Government
Mgr Gubert. Archbishop of Paris. recently
received a letter signed by 100 Deputies Of the FIcn"i
Assembly which contained the SUN of 7ol5 francs as
contribution toward tie native Church OF the SIcioa
Hear, which he erected at MOntnartro. Among The
kurjl,or. were Gen. AuTc,e dc ralad'a Mgr ilupau-
jour the Marquis dc Faucieu. the Dac dc Ia R"chc"u
caua-Biss,ccid and Of her disun5 usied f'cnehincn
Mr.. George Smith, who recently deciphered
number Of Assyrau tablets in the British Museum
which were found give account Of the creation las
deliyt,s series Of lectures relation 10 them at The
ROYAL Institution OF London. Tie tablets nari@ e dc
story creation of tie universe and Of man. MANS
fan from q innocence the denge' and TIC hu!-
ing OF Babel The legends corrsioh" e4ose! To ''e a."
count given IN the hook Oi Gcuesis
The new Church laws of the Grand Duchy
of Hcsse Darinsadt. which were passed ~"ne time ago
by tile Lower Io;,>e of the IesSan Parliament weie
conlrmcl by the Upper liOuse Api : Among the pro-
visions referring 10 education Is one which fO'hHis
students intended for priests to belong to seminary
while pursuing their preliminary stIlcs at the universe
tics Students prohibited from attending during
their uniyelsity course the lectures OF lhe CNholi,
Theological Faculty which is 20 he formed ~ 10 i,c
religious orders tICy forbidden 10 receive hC" iHeih
bcIs.
A Hindoo religious society has been formed
l.1 n. k.JLU H..
purpose according 10 the statement of its president
the reading and panaion OF the Sacred books OF the
Hudoo 1, lg1on, the publication OF Uud0o religious
Journal, and the promotion OF the soc' and religions
welfare Of all classes of iiindoOs." Tue leading native
psler Of that city recently warned the Indocs of the
DANCER Of allowing jhcir children attend the Mission
Sunday schools aud urging them either to Llke them
away or 20 cO1nteract It's effects by special religious
training Ia their faith at home. The Mohanmedans
OF Lucknow have also formed n society called he
Aahndnt in lsGm, which intends 10 CmilOy ItDerant
preachers oppose the arguments OF the Christian 's-
kjonar,s. MOndiDIoddn JOl ldi 10 iIthti Tue stiDc
purose is talked Of By the 1OLannedaus oi Lucknow.
The news from Germany is as follows;
Bishop Martin Of radcIb0n is not 10 he released from
the fortress Vessel until Lie acknowledges The authority
OF the Eeclesastel Court Appointed by the STATE ~
religious orders, the chief house of which IS IN foreign
country, have been b.sIshcd from Asaee. The National
Liberal party in the Prussin Diet have approved of The
Government bill abiOgntiug those clauses Of tic con
sitution which relate 10 the independent administration
OF ecclesiastical af4iIs TO the free hticOuse between
religious dissertations, and their supcors and the c;r>c
which removed clerical appointments from TIC control
OF the Government. Another bin, 1t Is stated, viii
soon he laid before the Diet THIS sullrtsscs oil
religious orders In Prussia except those Engaged eN-
elueively IN nursing the SICK; Inc order devoted 10
edct are given Two Yeas of P.isius wiU he
paid to members Of the prescribed odeIe ioin the
orlIiiy Designed Tor the wni. Of Gci,ry la, it.
operations Tor ihc present are confined IA Prussia
In an interesting letter from AhysSiniat,
which recently appeared IN tue Cologne Gd-ehe. the
probability that that country will soon fall INTO the hands
of Ee pt noticed Besides t"iug roW suJIoundcd 6y
the possessions Of Egypt the fact stated thai about
one-half Of its inhabitants Mohamneddus aud wond
therefore lie favorable to the invaders the Christian
population OF Abysuia 6rnly believe that III The time TO
come they will conquer Mecca ana Medina. ana over
throw M"LainmcdaIlisIn Tie ponks and priests have
On immense Influence over the people. They ,i0-
lenty opposed u foreign missionaries. and some Time
as.u incitad outbreak them. which the Govern
mont weak to pGn.eb. Col Kin khan la.t Of
piece OF land called GbeDda the borders OF 1auasa
and Egypt which the King had presented To bin. 10 the
Swiss aud swrdis missionaries ~ MassOwah The ni--
sionater built hoiscs on ia" land, ana seni u
native missionary live there The peasants around
their ow nd hre.lt to Hill mssiouai's aud 10
bum Their dwe!iihs 50 th.t thr LITTER were obi T."
keep tie political factions and the priests ~ cech II
greatly regretted by the people.
Since tho return of Cardinal Manning tO
England nc has taken part ia she olsn'g oi tao H."
Catholic University al kcnsingtpn md III tlo dc'icG
ton OF a now church tho mcmor, Of s.. Thomas
Beckett Canterbury. Upon the latter occasiOp April
I3 several distinguished persons were Present tn
Archbishop p. cached the ,crn01 IN w@cA ho spoke oi
g.. Thomas the defender Of tue liberties OF uu Church
and drew parallel 5ciwcen riIn and the e~elt Bishops
Germany wao VITA tho inaox.bihty OF hi. Thames,
had written To their Emperor to say tEet they could
not obey She laws iuipustd mpOn them. ThG Cardinal a.
serted that 81 TGOOas had never NJ any time hroaJu the