New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11
RELIGIOUS IyTELLiGEyCE.

The international Sunday school Lesson COM
/ uittce meets in tins city Nov. 10.
| The Anglican see of Meath, Ireland, made
vacant by the death Of The late Dr Butcher has been
filed bg the election of Lord Plunket to tae Once
! The Rev. J. Rhoads Furey, pastor OF ST.
| Marks Protestant Episcopal Church al Nc"->IHiord'
PENN has resigned his charge in order to join the Re
formed Episcopal Church.
A large pilgrimage designed to be a national
one has been organized in France forthe @h Of No''m
bor II ia to VISIT the shrine of st. Martin OF Tours
the pa,rOn saint of France, at Tours
The Mohammedans of Calcutta have APP
pointed committee to collect and seud money to the
! Turkish Governments The sum Of 1000 rupees was
/ subscribed at q mcttng lately held by them'
1t is stated that Mr.. Ilomuzd Rassam Is To
continue explorations in the Valley OF the Eupr'''|
Of the late Mr. George smith Mr. Rassam ha~ obam'd
from the Porte concession Of protection ioi Two 'S'
The Frecwll Baptist Register for 1876,
,t issued reports 7IG1i members in the United states
The increase in 20 years has been 21'd91 lheScrea''
of chuIcue, during th, past year has been o. o. MINIS
teI- J. Is, aud OF members '3oJ.
The Pru,Sian Government has called upon
tie Bishop OF Limburs, Msr. Peter Joseph Blum, to
resign hi. see Mgr Blum las had charge OF this diocese
since 1872. Including Limbms, there arc no" seven
vacant docescs IN Prussia
\ diSsension which threatens to prove Sc
rous has arisen between the Orthodox and L'era par
lies in the Reformed Church Of Holland. The trouble Is
caused by some changes which tAe Liberals desire TO ase
I made 100 the confirmation Cictd
Arrangements are already being made for
the next meeting of the National Council OF ConsIesa-
tional chur, hes which will be held in the Autumn Of
l-77 The place of meeting has not yet been desE-
mated, hut 10 viii probably be a western city
Eleven Methodist Protestant conferences
nave voted in favor Of the convention which viii meet
next year to consumnatc the union OF the Methodist aud
Methodist Protestant Churches. These two Churches
originally one, were divided by The late war
M trlr .sf.t ~
Baron Baudc its EmAa-,ador at BRUSSELS 10 te Embassy
al the V.aican The Minister whom Baron Baudc sue
&c a., VI Corccc,. The Grange is sad 10 give much
satisfaction to the Republican party IN France
The deaf mute the Rev. Henry w. Sylc, re-
Gently ordained by Bishop Stevens II Pennsylvania to
the ministry in the Protestant Episcopal Church las
learned under the new system Of deaf mute eJucatonto
rcpea auGhly the form of baptism and the admn,stra-
uon of the Lords supper
The death of Mrs. Lucy G.. Thurston, one
" the original American missionaries TO the Sandwich
Islands is announced She had reached her slst YER
An account Of her very remarkable life AMI character
was a few years since gwen by Mr.. NoIdhon in bis
volume on the sandwich Islands
OF the 80 students graduated at the Union
Theological Seminary in this city last May, all are now
engaged i'm preaching most Of them settled pastors;
Of the 81 last graduates Princeton Seminary, p are
ROW settled over Churches Of the p who le Ale hcny
seminary last Spring, all are settled but one.
The Moody and Sankey Committee Of Bos-
ton having obtained subscriptions to the amount Of
$4,000. work has begun upon the Tabernacle for the
cvangclsts 1t is the desire oi the committee To obtain
subscriptions sufficient 10 obyiae the necessity OF taking
| collections at thc nect1ne-.
The Rev. AUGUSTUS Blauyelt of Kingston,
whose papers on theological topics have attracted much
attention. has been suspended from the ministry Of iAc
UDutcl Reformed Church. The sole ground Of the su,
ponsion was the want Of agreement bel wecn tine oVn
ious OF Mr. Bduyct and the docnnai standards oil me
/ Reformed body.
The Rev James VI. IIaswcll, d. D., OF the
BAPTIST Mission at Maulmain, British Burnah died at
Naulmain sept. -. He had been II years missionary
4 tract written by lum with the title, "Wbo is Mans
Lord 2" was the first book stcreotypcd u the Burmese
language. II passed through five editions OF loUOO
copies each
The Rev. Joseph Cook of Boston has declined
t hin of the Dutcl Reformed Church, at MaGi
sopave and Of which the Rev MrGausc
| formerly had charge. lie VIII continue II dNyor ms
Monday Lectures in Boston. The last lecture upon Life
or Mechanism which p was listened to BY very large
| audience
On Tuesday, Nov. II, the Protestant Epsco-
nal Church Congress meets in Boston. bishop Hunting
ton W Il preside. Among the cssaysts and speaker
announced are the Rev. DIS Washbuine, John Cotton
smith, DcKOvou HarwOod Bishop, Niles, WhlPpie, ami
Garrett Senator stevenson OF KENTUCKY, ana cA-UOF.
! Bullock ~ Massachusetts,
The Moravian Elders Conference have issued
notice that the new N0ryiau Liturgy VIII De issued
Dee TO- and that hereafter this revised edition OF the
liturgy and hymns will be the established Book Of service
for the Ilse Of congregations in the American branch of
/ Viii adopt d, at he latest by Jan. !, 1877.
During the fifth week of Mr.. Moodys preach
Mlu Chicago from oct % to Nov. ~ tie interest con-
timed undated on sunday morning, oct %, $500
sunday, IDOL teachers were addressed The evening
ucctir-, ,n tie Tabcrn'ce very much crowded
Other mcetinrs II like kind are in progress at Joliet
/ Oshkosh, kalamazoo, Kenosha, ana BriNlaefe
1.-THE Reformed Church in the United
states" Gate German Ecf0medl has ESQ ministers,
l.3i7 courc- ions, 1l4,i5s members, LIS Sunday
! schools 1000 sllJy-schoJl scholars theological
sc,o.naries college. 10 preparatory schools, and ie
male -eninar-s. The tile OF the ohcr Reformed
organization Dutch The Reformed CIurch IN Amer
ica3
The topic OF the fourth lecture OF the Rev.
d. Cyrus H.mliu before me Yale Divinity soh OIL was
" lslaInIsl. IL tie Turkish Empire" Dr. Ham.n cI-
pressed the bcl.ci jnat Accommodation was declining.
The m ctuIe was upon jhe Christian scots iu the Em-
ule The concluding lecture OF The series VIII De upon
IRE ur cu. condition aui pro- Iecls Oh CHRISTIAN missions
m Turkey.
The second annual reunion Of the theological
students Of different denominations at Andoyer Boston,
Cambridge. and Newton was held al Tie Baptist . ale
!uary at Newton Nov. l. The exercises Included "d-
dresses from President HOycy aud Prof Caldwell OF
Newton De- l.. q. Robinson OF Brown University PIpL
SMITH OF Andovcr Prof Townsend Of Boston, tie Rev
Joseph Cook and others. luncheon was served 10 the
guests al uooutmc.
| The programme Of exercises at the CSltcn-
rial Missionary Mass Meeting be held Nov - and H.
under the auspices OF the Pre,bytery o. iloc as fol-
lows: Monday evening addresses VIII De delivered by
the Rev Drs. Joseph T. Duryoa and Henry j. Van DS
OF Brooklyn; Tuesday morning there will Doe citing
Of the Presbytery; on Tuesday eyenHg, the Eey Dr.
CYRUS Dickson, Secretary OF the Board OF Home missions,
viii address tine audience.
The Protestant Episcopal Commission of
Home Missions to colored people is doing good work
in preparing eolored teachers for the freedmen OF the