New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
w yopx nuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY JULY l5 SHEET

ism in indiana will he presented by the Rev. Dr. Hanford
A. Edison. Papers will also ~ reaa ~, in
fhts the state. i deo S'O" III u ''' ' = -,
The Rev. Flavel Cook of Clifton, England,
whose disagreement with one of his paIshonerS over
the personality the dcyil led to lawsuit and the reSig
nation OF his cure, has since been installed enlh vi
Lock Hospital London. His first sermon IN hls new posi-
tion WAS very appropriately preached upon Hospital
Sunday The latest report Of the money raised urou that
day m London states that FAR e sum oi 4IeVOo mas
been reported. . .
The proceedings of the General Council OF
tbe Clristian Union Of 1he United staes,' which was
held In Hancock County, Ohio, early In june haVels'"
reared The Union contcmplates the abolition OF sect
rioni. IT'S doctrine of union contained ia the follow
ip rcsoutiou That all religious associations bult upon
narrower basis than that which treats all The chfls
tians Of place as equal brethren Of the one church OF
tie place or which presents crccs tests ana usasc
IN cYclude p4rt of the Christians of place, are not
built after the New Testament modei ana nave no ClaS
to be regarded Is churches oi ChilsI
The death has already been announced IRON
Scotland of Mr. James Baird the wealthy ircnmaster OF
Cou,husdoon whose hherality has made him famous
Mr. Baird died upon the 10Th OF June ~ the age OF '3
wears He is best known through the git Which he maze
in 1873 the Established Church OF Scotland oil 1ouo
600 for educational purposes. Recently he gave si
lar amouut religious education IN scotland;
tive of dcuOmuauvna distinctions besluts tl "a
large sums Mr.. Baird gave many sma amounts ~ 1 "
IN the education OF ch hir II III tie mining "i9'''''
for the erection of churches.
The ecclesiastical intelligence from Germany
has not of late been OF very great Importance Inc
IJltrlnontaue majority in the Bayarian chilnp'r n'7
n5 ithstauding its threat to the contrary pisseo Tue
civil list Of the king The Emperor OF Germany haS con
ferred upon DR.. Fak, the Minister OF worship ana L''u
eat on the order OF the Red Eagle, first class his is
held to be the second decoration III the Kingdom itS
award to Dr. Fak who has never before reeeyed snch
an honor is Cf Significance since IL mas b,ch iouil
inserted that tn" Emperor was nos sdtlshe" WIN '"o
course al his Minister.
What is known among the Lutherdns of this
country as tLe Gaesburg rule, to vit Lutheran PAL
pits for Lutheran ministers only aud Lutheran affairs Tor
Lutheran communicates only" was the subject ot mh
discussion at the recent meeting OF the synod ol Nc"
York The Pennsylvania synod. which had met before
IT, explained the rule being not disciplinary ou' GU
ucaiona" The NcwYcrk synod inTstcd ON It's enforce
ment I'm it, rue and literal sense without exceptions
upon te announcement Of this result Rev Dr. kro
te the President uf the synod rcstnd d. ahd the h'N
Mr. Hoppe va. elected ~ his place. t b brti"n Of the
81 nod IN tie General touncn.
The third annual convention OF the Councii
OF the Union Of American Hebrew Congregations
assembled AT Washington July II. About loo dersa'e7
were present Mr.. simon Wolf OF Washington was
elected President The annual report recommended the
fonuiinr OF Hebrew seminary for girls, the sricter
Observance OF the Sabbath and The opening Of corre-
spondcnce with the Alliance Israeite UuveFsele oil
Paris and similar bodies In London, Vienna AMI Berh'
with view to bringing colonies II Jews 10 THIS country
II also suggested that parents should he reminded ot
the 'nporance OF training ther sons either !" urr OF
to agricultural pursuits Rr'.!n'lnns were i''a'u % ~
ap,.rcyi Z the proposition TO found Hebrew college IN
Bisbop Steere, the head OF the Church of En-
gland Mission in East Africa, has offered to the sultan OF
Zanzibar tn Of his mission press in printing The proc
lauston aiust the conveyance of slaves a2 me coast
Tie proclamation is considered the mos, tQe blow the
Zanzibar aye.rade has yet received further check 10
the traffic will given # hill which sas brought be-
fore The English Parliament June -, under the title
of siavetraiirg Of subjects Of native Indian Princes
Il p3ssed II has been found that large pat ~ the
African slavctrc in the hands Of The subjects oi te
native rrpc,s 90 In, who not under tie direct ruc
of The Iir s Government The intent ~ the bill 1. To
make these subjects anenaOic 10 tue bI''sh Al" "'''
sav"-iIaoibE.
The forty-fourth annual camp-mecting at
Sing suy Will begin July - aud continue ten days.
Centennial service viii b. one of the features oi thc
caiLerius The Womeu's Temperance Association VIII
have tent on the grounds, and will hold daily meetings
o. Suuday, July -, Mr.. Samuel Hal'ed aud bis band
occupy the day. OF otner cimp-mectngs aud open ar
service, to bc held tie following is partial hst' Sunday
school Parliament at Thousand Isles. 81 Lawrence
River July 1896; Centennial Suuday--choo C"uNcn-
ton at ocean Grove, NcW-Jersey. July -; National
Holiness Camp Meeting Shelter bland july "l-A"F
Il. Camp Nr ting at Jlnc.pDrt, Lon- lsllnl. Ans.
N,tiouaI 1bri-tiln Temperance Camphcr'ins, Oi
orri,srt Reach Nu,ns Aug sis: regular CImpucctlne
M ocean Grove. Aug. 1G Mount Tabor. Dtn'-ue, ,,N
Jersey. Ctmp-5ccus, Aus IS; cainI~mceUnS u Mar
tha's V!Ecy ari. Aug 2l
The text of the resolution Of the Centennial
Conis-i -ion adopted july 6. in relation 10 sunday open
ing is as follows: The Commission have heard
with great respect the statements that have been
made to them the part Of those who desire The
opening Of the grounds and buildings OF the tx
hiliton sandays. and fully appreciate the SIN
Certify and earnrsincss with which they have been
pressed upon the Commission have they been un-
mindful of the memorial to the same effect Aat Is now
on the table Nevertheless the Commission are OF the
opinion tha, their action heretofore IN this connection
ON the strength OF which they do not doubt that many
have been induced contribute the means and pro-
duets OF their industry 10 make the Exhibition What
is ought to BE- regarded pledge, which IN gO0d iath
tney are bound Ia nerp ami 80 believing me ,"hn'
sion most respectfully decline to make any chanKr IN
tlr ruie that c,sca The grounds aud buildings CH sIi
DAYS" The vote On tho RESOLUTION was by states and
Territories, ana stood 80 20 10.