New-York tribune., 1876-08-26
RELIGIOUS IYTELL1GENCE.

The meetings in Dr. Tyng's Gospel tent on
rbtvfourst have been well attended al through inc
season. , -,
There is report tnat DR.. Trench, the Arch
h,s.op Of Dublin intends TO resign his Office on account
OF ill-hcalth -,
Tho onnual meeting of the British Evan
oI Alliance VIII be held this year at Southport, be-
ginning Oct. g.
A Methodist paper of Philadelphia announces
l2 camp meetings opening between the lltn ana 'he
29,h of August
The new Anglican Bishop of Bombay, the
Rev. Dr. Mye was installed in the Cathedral Church OF
Bombay the 9th Of July.
The Rev. b. T. Barrett, leading Sweden
borcan minister of Philadelphia has lett that eomu
pity on account of changes in his opinions
The collections taken in London on Hospital
Sunday this year amounted 10 100000 This is larger
nv s3 600 or "a eco than the collections of 1879
The PRESBYTERIAN puts the total amount or
ono,tv held by Prince on Theological Seminary at
s71s,1s7 OF this total S51i1s7 are invested funds
The Cathedral of Chester, England, was re-
opened for public worship on the stn OF August Dur
inr the past eight years the SUN OF S1oooo nas peeh
spent anon its restoration.
The oldest religious paper in California Is
The Pacific the first number OF which appeared Aug -
1852 ]: represents the Consegationalsts although IL
Is not strictly IA Church organ
A correspondent of The OOHgrogdtiondttst es-
American collie yearly. The OF such degrees con
ferred are dOctOFaies OF divinity
At the session of the Rocky Mountain
Methodist Episcopal Conference recently held in Helena
CITY, Montana 1t was decided to make OF 1t two confer
ences, to be named M0utana and Utah.
The PENNSYLVANIA State Convention OF
Young Mems Christian Associations will be held at
DanvilIe Sept 2l "a inclusive ArranS have
been made for the entertainment or delegates
Bishop Cridge, who was elected and conse-
,pft Tho Refo
General Council, nov in Engllnd lis VISIT is ' OH
ciai one the English Free Episcopal Church'
The trustees Of the Baptist Theological Semi
nary of Chicago have under consideration proposition
remove 4 70 Morgan Park in the vicinity n oil the city,
The Rev. John E. Chandler and Mrs. Chan
der missionaries the American Board have sailed for
India where they ahOred for 80 years dAeir iied
OF labor is Madara, $50 miles southwest OF Madras
On the 31st of August the Presbyterians of
the Cumberland Valley in Pennsylvania will hoia their
annual reunion. The place or meeting Is me oahie
camp ground Two such reunions have already been e
Trouble has arisen in the Roman Catholic
diocese of Pittsburgh between Bishop Tui5g and some
members flock, in relation to the administration OF
ay Catholic societies and the control OF The Catholic
Journal
The French Chamber of Deputies has sup
pressed the grant th@ War Budget for the salaries OF
army chaplains. The amount is 2Sl.90l francs Before
this action can become law it must meet the approval OF
the Senate.
A Convention of the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions of the General Synod will be held at Har
risburg Penn Aug 80 Ono of the chief objects OF tne
convention is to devise means OF meeting tie
financial difficulties OF the board
The services connected with the dedication
of the new church erected London for the Rev New
man Halls congregation were continued for three weeks
The announcement that Spurgcon would preach one
of the sermons filed the building IL ovcrfto~ng.
The Oldest Lutheln Synod in this country,
that OF Pennsylvania announces the addition WITHIN
year 10 its church mcnbers Of 56l5 persons After de-
ductng the losses from deaths remoyais aaa eNeu-
siouS, this makes net Increase VI 31o3 meuiDcis'
The Commentaries Of the late Rev. Albert
Barnes on the Scriptures have it is s2d reached cir
culaion OF between and two million copies. They
have been rcpubshcd in Great Britain and translated
and published in Welsh, French, tterinai Chinese ana
MslsGasy
The Governor General of Syria has been
directed TO the people Of Saicd the amount
of damages claimed by En- sh Palestine Exploration
Fund for thc attack made upon its exploring party iast
wear copy Of tie letter to the Governor has been
transmitted 70 thc Committee OF the F0Td.
The Board of Commissioners OF the Auburn
Theological Seminary tPresbytcran have found 1t ii
possible 10 fiji the Chair Of Christian Theology which
Iv Hall has resigned before the opening OF the semi
nary Prof Huntington has, therefore, been appointed
10 m ths chair adit to his own for the time beng
The Archbishop OF Canterbury has been
made chairman OF tie COMMITTEES upon lntemlcfahce'
which at his request the House o; Lords has appointed
No final action was taken by the House OF Commons
upon the bill for the closing Of the pubehouses ~ Ire
land upon sunday the measure beng taiKea OUT one
night nesr tie close OF tie session
As a seduel to the case of Jenkins against
Cook IL Iuay thai the Rev. Flavel COOK sDice
his resignation OF his incunbency OF Christ Church.
Clifton has been presented with more than 36,OOO to-
reber with the costs his law suits Mr. jenkins has
n,csent.d himself Mt Communion in Christ Church,
Clifton, and received the sacrament
A letter in The London Times of Aug. z
states that telegram has been seut by the Porte TO all
the ,verns Of the Turkish Empire directing all Mos
lens q religious duty to join the holy war against the
fpdels Since publication Of this telegram, which Is
dated June 81 great has been excited among the
Christians Of syria, and trade IN many to"hs mas come
70 o stabd-siil
II is claimed that the first Sunday school in
Ohio was formed by Mrs. Mary Lake. In the fort at
Marietta as carly 1891 The fort erected for the
protection of the carly settlers During the Indian war
of 1871 several families sought refuge within the fort
and in their children Lake ana her two found
the material for successful Sundsyschool 1t lasted
four years.
Great progress has been made in the build
fng of tho American Protestant College in Turkey. The
building when finished, win accommodate 12O students
bosdcs containing library and lecture The site OF
the college which presented by a MohGmmedan
contains thrtyfour The sundsysclools OF this
country have contributed nearly $4,000 toward the ex
pense of the building
The French Chamber of Deputies, on July
70 considered proposal the abolition OF all State
paid facutles OF theology This rejected by vote
Of 357 TO 81 but by further vote OF 295 to l62 II
abolished Theological Faculty OF Rouen, which hai
more professors than students. The removal OF The
Protestant Faculties of StIasbOurg and Monauban tC
Paris also directed
The Methodist Bethel Mission ship. which has
been for thirty yea Pier No. IL North River
has been removed the Brooklyn side of the harbor