New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

have tnDt' c'iSN 80 &c. -
teI Of Ezekiel.
The Methodists have established Protestant
vors n, ia ,iuauajuato Mexico bali has Doen c0se"'
where 100 worsnipers attend the scrvees
The Oberlin College Commencement on July
% will be devoted to tn nar ration OF "reminiscences VI
President Fiuney = a preacher AID teacher
An appeal has been made to the public I'D
En-. and Tor subscriptuns toward the resoraiioh "I
Canterbury Cathedral The Of $4,000 If required
Recent reportS from the Weslcyans OF England
show atat prospects for tue year ending in May Tie
ttd increase o members is 1859; besides these are
27,O71 l'ero' iis on trai
Among the features of Anniversary Week IN
Boston was a Convention o Women PrcacEero.' Tie
time occupied in discussing TIE rights ana duties u
women a. lGTaO. els Oi CIR Ttiahlty
DIR. Schaff has published card 10 which he
ebaraceiJcs the report that tie American Bible 'o'soh
Comttcc have male certain changes In TIC scripture
text untGtnO1L Il ANA prem 4tuie'
The Reformed Episcopal Church OF Railway,
n j. has from Judge savage decd d" the prop
erty occupied by them III tina 7 opening seiv-
Ice was held Sunday last by Bi~uol Cnmn'ns
The UniverSlllst State Convention OF Ohio
was held at NOrwaK jane IA An address was "dop'cu
10 the trustees Bucel College al Aaron recommend
In the establishment Theological department IN tue
Col Goi. sgS ''''''''''''' .
Mr. L. l.. HcdStrOm of Buffalo, baptist
Ipyau ha- Vcn $500 the delivery aud publication
OF a course q, lectures In Rochester Theological SEMINARY
q Use chure"ss
AT the ninety third annual Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal DIOCESE of Nc~-JerseS II was re-
syed 10 divide he funds oil tine diocese equally Win the
Diocese Of Northern NewJcIsey. The invested is are
reported to amount Ia Sl2ONOO
The Tenth Presbyterian Church OF Pblladei-
phia OF which Rev. Dr.. Henry A BJatdna n'Us so
loug been past have requested him Ia accept the THE
OF Pastor Emeritus. Tic Prcsbytery OF Pl'adepha nav
cOucarTed 10 and oppressed iLe apPi"'@i &" 'nS 'o'
The Commission on Fraternity, appointed 10y
the General Confer nce OF the NctiOdi Ep'scopai
Church, to u like Commission OF the southern
Methodist Church. consists OF Gen Clinton H. FS&, Judge
T. L. Fancher and Drs. III. orc Crawford Newman, ana
Fuller.
The Methodists of Iowa will hold Sunday
school Assembly ut cur Lake the last of thus month
Bishops Andrews aud Bowman and the Rev George
Maguun are expected TO take part immediately after
the Assembly. the State canpmeeting VIII be heid' DC
ginning July D.
The annual meeting of the American Baptist
Historical Society WIS held in Philadelphia May 20 Di
Malcolm long served as President, WAS chos'n
Honorary President for life The library now contains
1884 volumes with large collection of pamphlets ana
valuable manuscripts. .
The Hon. j. l.. Montefore, the Australian
Centennial Commissioner, reports tat there is yer!
considerable Hebrew population III Ne"south Wales /"
Sydney the capital, the number Of Hebrews is nearly
quite fnisDcd, is valued at Sl2O,OOo
The English Jews who have proposed to the
Porte TO exchange their Turk sh bonds for crown lanes
In Palestine been informed that there are scarcely
sny such lands around Jaia and JerusdeIn but taa'
valley of tt JOF'tn AliceuohIa
and in euvirons OF Consiantnope.
A bell sent from the United States TO the
Returned G)utcll Cuurcn in Yokohama pan, arrived
IN time TO the iii Japanese Nations" sunday
This was the FIRST Sunday in April last by recent
cree the Jaanese Government has adopted the 'hilstla
sabbath the day closing al t"e public "tnees
There has grown out of the int est excited by
the of Messrs. Moody and sankey to Dnbh pa
for tue erection of Hail chat city ny ChrlS'rs u "a
denominations as a center NJ united effort iOr the evan
gczltlon of Ireland Subscriptions have ALREADY pee
obtained, and the s,In OF 1i'OoolS SUI n'u' " 00A
plete the amount needed ioT t-ie nnderiahihs'
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union o.
PHILADELPHIA have invited Charles O'C"nor Of THIS en-!
and John Lee Carroll, the Governor OF Aary'ahd "a &C.
liver addresses at the dedication OF TIC Cen'eh"
Fountain erected by the Roman Catholic Temprranc,
socetits on the Exhibition grounds. recent tiai u
tie fountain Resulted very satisfactorily
The second annual convention of the Prot
estaut Eui.copal Docese OF Western Michigan assembled
Mt Marshall ia that State May 30. Bishop Gillespie pr
sided and delivered the annual address, During thc
past year he made 40 vlsiations, confirmed $40
pers.ms and organized 81 parsoes- Tue Episcopal
fmd amounts 10 S29.9l4- The diocese is nov legally
organized.
The Nev- York Observer reports of the recent
se,ou of the two Presb Assemblies estorn IRA
formal relations: Congratulations pour In Oh US from
ali quarters aud remember OF no event since inc To
nnion of the Old aad Schools tnat has aTaktnro
Hyelr emotions satisfaction than bi rtstoia OF
good feeling between the southern ana
At the meeting OF the Illinois COngrega-
tional Association Led at Quincy. essay by Prof.
C,app on the Christian Woman" crelted a long ana
animated discussion The essayist strongly opposed All
public speaking by women as being contrary 10 scrip
ture teaching and as injurious womAns highest cut
and usefulness The opinion o Tue AssOcidton wa"
divided OD t1e qucstob ralscu.
A BAPTIST Centennial Convention was held
I'm Oswego New-Ynrk, GU June AMI 2. IL was devoted
as are nearly all the Baptist Centennial meetings. 10 The
interests of education The Rev Dr. Sampson al TINS
city delivered address The Indirect Influence o.
Bapfists ON American Education" Dr. Auderson Pres
dn, of Rochester Uuivefs address on voluntary
I'm m Tslue;,LioD" d. Dodge OF Madison University
spoke on the " Relation Of Baptist Prnclp'ts 7" tdu-
cation"
The election of the Rev. Dr. William Stevens
Perry as Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF the diocese
iowa WAS elected with great unanimity. The Rev Dr.
Fcceeton whose friends claimed taat he was elecfeh
hast year. Jeelue allow the Of his name a eau
didate On the balOt the vote for d. Perry Wa
el,rxy Al Iaity 81. resolution was subsequently
adopted commenting IN the strongest terms la,lnc
cou Sc OF Dr. e, ccstO and conveying 10 MN 'hc a"su
ai8cG OF the esteem " the Convention
The thirty-sixth annual session of the Con-
grcgatina Association OF Iowa has been held ihs ycu
Al Burlington beginning Juue l. President g. f. aSouh
,f Crulell College elected Nod r0T Onr hundred
aud Gfty delegates attended. Among the topics OF the
ASSAYS were Systematic Benehcence, The Lessons o
the Nations Cent nniIl," Missions -" Church BHiid
ng" eJc Zoe years contributions fOrri, II mS Ions
were 81 37J lne total Oi cDnVnDdtlbls Io iOciSh HIS
siuns during past six years amounts 10 SZ),6O9
The annual meeting of the Baptist General
Association of Virginia was hod al CuiieIer May 81 To
June =. state u,ssionari are employed by
the Association Ip tie prosecution of The mission work
,,of1 "A O,Vas