New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

many o. 800 have applied tor adfnssion DurIhg tno
ten yeara of its existence the college has sent out s22
students. Applications for admission come from the
United states, Germany, Holland and Prussia, as wei
from England and scotlind The college - n@slng @
supported by Mr. SpUrgeOns congregation ~ an anhu
cost OF nearly $1,000.
The anniversaries Of the Tract Society and
OF the Sunday Union Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will he held in Boston Dec. to g. The ami
yersary of the Tract Society is to b. held iu Music ia
Sunday evening, Dec ., and the anniversary proper OF
the sunday-school Union the evening OF Dec IT,
Bishops Wiley. Peck and Haven the Rev Benz r. BToose
d. d. and Dr. j. H. Nncent, tue Corresponding SER IT.
tary OF Union 10 be among the speakers III 'Do
different meetings.
The Birmingham Education League has re-
quested Mr. Dixon to rentroduce ms bill into Paranent
for compulsory attendance at school and complete sS
TEN of school boards II has also asked Sir Charles Dixie
To bring forward motion in favor OF free schoO Inc
for these changes from the present mcce Is stared
IN resolution PASSED by the League which says That the
arbitrary conduct of the Educa,ion Department cal
cuatcd strengthen denomnational Interests ~ 'e
sacrifice of national education"
The Board of Directors of the National
Christian Association" published statement of the
organization aud objects OF the Association. 1t is
legal corporation composed a present Of 40 members OF
various Christian denominations. It's man oblects 10
create fund he used against secret socees ohe VI
the board Mr. Pho Carpenter has offered TO give vaiu
able property the Society provided certain amount
0f money be raised The next annual mceuhg OI
the Association is TO be held la June, 1876
In the monastic schools of British Burmah.
the India ONCE report for 1874 states, very fair ed
cation is given by nembss OF the Burmese religious or
ders During year which the report IL Sen state
Examiners were the first time, appointed for the na-
tive schools receiving State and. large number OF TIE
monastc schools at applied for state ExaInners
The number OF mOnasc schools examined wac Soo with
10000 pupils the entire number Of schools examined
92s with 3,l l2 pupils. The desire oil the Bnilnese 10
learn English Increases every year
The annual meetings OF the diocesan synods
OF tine Dieestabshed Church OF Ireland. which arc oW
being he'd. show the afds Of the Church 10 0e In sat
sfaetOry condition fund Ia steadily sccuinuaiing Tor
he support OF the E,iscopate and the aid Of poor
parishes Increased int,e>t IL taken m tbe cause OF
cducauOn an! t.ere il more Hc,lyc d-charBc OF thc
duties II The ministry Complaint s, however, made OF
the add mons yOiug gSylBen To- tae Church
Tne Archbishop of Dublin, N hs charges, condemns tle
action late General = nod IN excluding the Atia-
Gsan Creed from tne serve AtulgicI changes he
fears, viii lead to sciism anu disruption
An important proc amation has been issued
by tue Foreign Office at FoOchow CAnG, exsu atOry oi
the rights Christians ab.ised 10y the treaties
with foreign powers II declares l That contributions
levied CHRIS iaus FOR pro ssOns, temples theatrical
exhibitions Sc, Illegal; Christians Who reiuee To
nay such contributions not 10 be moested % ihe
rlh OF eigues leased houses aud chapes ia the
cities aud villages is Re questioned 90 Christians
are TO be treated with prOpiity. a. The term ptf-
baIlau cinIOt ne lawfully aiicd u lUfrNhcis t0l IL
is perfectly ell for fore glors 10 i've in3l Al Tie '
psriments d,sihcts, citles ana villages ana tDy must
no; he annoyed.
The Grand vizer of Turlcy has issued
circular the governors Of tle provinces respecting tie
admuis.r ratiye councils which supposed to at as
,uIseOrs 70 the governors. Tie Nizcr explains the
functions Of the councils, and directs the governors {"
see that tho members really p0sscss the cJutieuoe o all
classes the population. In conclusion, the circular
says Neither the rank position, nor religion OF the
members should constitute any distinction between them
and opinion expressed by any member should on such
grounds he received WITH diSdtin or c0nt ,nPL Ihs is
an OJoi expressed ooihiiaiu tt.t 1So
MOst nIeda mtuh Il of tho councils 0utnnhiDeISd ana
uverrued the Cnrstian mCmDcrs.
At the annual meeting Of the American
Church Missionary Society protestant E.iscopaD he'.
nty in Phlade phia the receipts Of the Society for
the year ending oct. l stated to he SjS,093 The
Society entirely from debt ts home missions en-
brace 10 St. ties and Territories s foreign Mission field
is Mexico. Tie present humber of missionaries sup
ported by the Society is 43. In TIE Mexican MisSio'
called the Church OF Jesus there are 81
with 6OU0 members and attendants tie services TIE
amount desired for the mission FOR the coming year ID
10000 gold; the Amount spent IN tue past year waS
$4,000 in gold The Evan geical Educational Slciety
reports the year ending Oct receipts, ctc, 10 The
amount OF S22,SO5