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

University. Attic p'sruption IN lsfs he formed the
Free Church and was one of It's leading ministers until
the 'rae Of his death Since 1864 he had been pastor OF
the Free high Church, Edinburgh Mr. Aruot became
well known in tbis country at the time OF the Evangelical
Alliance Of NewYork, TO which be was delegate Inc
death also announced on one OF the leading hlnh'Ss
o The Scotch United Psssbytla Church, DE- AieAahdel
MciWGn OF Glasgow.
The English Wesleyan Committee in charge
OF the claim Mr. Keet to the title OF Reverend has
issued request for subscriptions to "Owston Ferry
Fund has carried 70 the Court OF Arches
and will, If necessary, he brought before the judicial
Committee Of the Privy Council number ot snhsclip-
tons have already been received. The Committee stae
that the suit Is not for the tte OF eVercnu o'
that the wescysns are not willing to be regarded as
"schismatics" neither viii they consent TO the exc-
inscrp from the national elaVeyar's wnch
contain nothns contrary 90 Tue u0c'i INC oi inc NA
OF England III 10 public uiuer.
The City of San Francisco is said to contain
population of 2750o0. There in u about 30 places
Of worship OF these the Bapuss la I've. the Ccnge-
gationaiss, Eve; the Episcopat lns and Lnihelan''
seven each the Mcthodists ten aud the PIesb!
twelve The congregations in them average Little over
200 persons each, makng $1,000 regular worsipers'
Besides them, there thirteen Roman Catholic
Churches, two Swedenborg1an one Universaist' one
Unitarian one seyentiday Adventist one Mormon. ana
i've Hebrew SvnagOgRcs. The number al Wnislhpcrr
places Of voTshi An intelligent observer t,m.tes Tie
non-churCh going population OF the city at leo'OoO
The excitement in Belgium which manifests
itself by disturbances upon the occasion Of religious pro
cessons appears be continually Increasing The lAp
era and Uramonane papers another OF try
ing 10 brin, on q civil The Minister of Justice has
issued circular the ordering them
to use all legal means To prevent the conflicts constantly
occurring the two parties. especially 10 chock
infammatoy newspaper articles. Religious professions
have been forbidden Leec the ground tlat they aIe
intended as political demonstrations. The repoi led
manifestations IF disIes!ec 10y some students o he Coy
Antwerp cinsed crowds assemble beior the school
T8e students eaviu had 10 b. ,scorle by the ponce
The following is correct and revised list OF
the delegates appointed by the Presbyterian Assembly
Norihern To attend the meeting which Will he bcdm
London July 81 FOR the purpose Of forming confederation
Of Prcsby terian Churches: Edward D. MOTIFS D'D.'
Moderator Of the General Assembly; "a Fn F. Hatfield
DID. Clork Of the General Assembly; Howard Crosby
DID, LID; Samuel J. Wilson, ID, LID; James Me-
Gosh ID LID; Philip SchaG, DID; Alexander Reed
DID; John Hail. ID, Trenton; Thomas H. Robinson
ID; Roswell u. Hitchcock, ID. LID; Alheit T.
II pa terson Elijah r. Craven ID D.; william H. Horn
blower DID; he Rev. W. W. Att"fhury, Wm r. D1de"'
a., the Hon Stanley Matthews; john D heiho9' 'oH
MtlHaiiakcr
After much controversy the Brighton Aqua
has been reOpen"d On Sunday, but the music ana
newspapers are excluded The attendance was very
large The contest the question has been very
bitter one gentleman having sued TIE Dddy Ne"S ana
The iCie1FdDb Tor &lOODO daiiiaGts
opening Of the Aquarium Sunday. II is noticeable
that an important religious paper Of London aF"rs adj
mission of the puhc to this popular place Of resort on
sunday II says TIE religious world cauno hope, nay
ought not Ia wish To coerce The secular world INTO con
.lnty with its observance Of the first day OF the Wcrh
aud il seems to us sad and unfortunate po' cY Whcl
woud Offer to the working classes only the alternative o.
the Church or the ginsnop"
The Trenton Baptist Association, Ncw-Jersey,
AT its recent meeting unanimously adopted the following
resolution: THAT have observed with surprise the
election OF persons not members oi regular
Bapist churches "a Managers Of the American Baptist
Missionary Union We enter fOiemu protest against
a. grant violation Of the guarantees Of the ConSiiu-
ton Of the Union. oGcnso to the Baptist dcUonhna-
tion aud as all act giving aid aud comfort to those
who are seeking to introduce error, confusion,
and disintegrati0n into onT churches relieving
this election not 10 be tie deliberate and pre-
meditated act OF the Union body AID aVoUns our
devotion to the sacred Of foreign missions and 10
the noble who standard au'Ig ic hcalhCh,
and vino are worldly of Target DtrlbutOns, we dc
Inand that only and regular Baptists shall hold
places trust in Missionary Union, and declare our
uIsItorabie determination 10 TosSt, everywhere ana
always every attempt IT, cover open communion
$50 cAied) With tie MANI lie of denonalOnai fellowship