New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

IL If stated tnlt LIT. Won 10 VhS"c'"
IN preparing publication arts Of the reports Oh INC
Coupcil q; Trent which have never been published
A Reformed Episcopal Church was dedicated
IN baltimore March Is, by Bishop CamnlIns The Kew
Mir Poscthwate, the pastor also took part IN the ser
y1ces
Cardinal Cullen in his Lenten Pastoral an
nounces thai all Roman Catholics who join the Free
masons the Good Ternplars, ire Fenians. VIII be ex
eOmmunicated.
The German advocates of cremation intend
TO hold meeting during the month OF Apr ut Go'ha
The Government this duchy some time ago authorized
tins method of disposing Of the dead.
The missionaries of the Southern Presby-
terian Church II Pernambuco have begun the puOhca
lion of monthly magazine They expect 10 secure ior
n large circulation IN Northern Brazil
Among the resolutions passed by the Minis
teria Temperance Conference just held in Boston was
one protesting against the sale OF intoxicating liquors
upon the grounds of the Centennial EAhlpluoh
A Presbyterian church was recently dedi-
Gated at Manassas, Va. about three miles from the
famous fields The aspect Of the battle eias has
SO entirely changed as 10 be scarcely recoghlzaole.
Many Mcnponites in Switzerland, the Men
monte paper OF this country reports think OF coming 10
the United account Of the Inltry service ey
obliged 10 give. number VIII einisra'e uns !e'A'
The Governor of Massachusetts, has appointed
Anil l3 as fast-day The Bishops OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church have appointed Friday April 2s "s
day Of fasting aud Of prayer, in view Of the coming Uci
eral Conference.
"Holiness Conference was held IN Lon
don the hast week in4ebruary Tho Rev. W f. Board
man and Mrs Boardmau OF the United States and the
Rev Theodore Monod Of France were present ana de'
cred addresses
The Bishop of Breslau has published from
Austria Lenen pastoral TO AL the priests and fiiDin
Of his diocese" He includes in his diocese the German
norton from which he has been deposed by the Berlin
Ecclesiastical Court
The trustees of the Central Baptist Associa-
ton are to meet in the Baptist Church on Twenty
ninths. near Nin;h-ave, on Friday, March 81 at 10
H. H. The meeting which viii be partly OF reietons
character. viii continue through the following suy
The proposition 10 erect centennial monu-
ment to Bishop White tho first Proe slant Episcopal
Bishop Of Pennsylvania has net with much favor IN that
church committee hrs been formed to receive SUD
ssTiptloRs. The status Ia 10 nc rlacd IL 'e |cH'o
grounds.
A pulpit has been placed in Carlisle Cathe-
dral England as a memorial OK Dr. Pdley the author ol
the Evidences Of Christianity who was in hts hfe-
time Dean OF Carlisle. The pulpit which is o. very
elaborate design. stands the SPOT whero Dr. PAey
iies buried.
Alta meeting of the Old Catholics OF Baden
Baden Feb H. motion calling for the abolition OF tne
relibacy OF the priesthood passed similar notion
Las received the approval Of the Old Catholic community
rt PforZheim The two motions are 70 DC Drought po'
the next synod
novel idea has been put in practice by the
Third Unitarian Church Of Chicago. kindergarten
sunday morning service has bsen provided for children
between the ases OF and years This Is intended 70
enable parents attend the morning service VINO codid
not ordinarily leave their Children
It is stated that Or. William NJ. Thomson,
the weli-klOwu Amsrican missionary In SYRIA lnD
author Of Ths Lsnd and the Book" intends to With
eray for tine from mission WORK. and to hve for sew
oral years ether Scotland America 70 coInleto
some literary tasks upon which he IS engaged
The evangelsts of the Young Mems Chrs-
,iaa Association who arc making tour OF the southern
cities Messrs. Hall ana Cree, began their meetings IN
New-Orleans March To- Their ordinary order or e1ef
cSes for each day follows: MONDAY neethS,
Bibe reading at D. H.. and aG evening sorYIeo.
The Centennial Commissioners have decided
that they do not fool Authorized 10 grant any space
within the limits Of tho Exhibition grounds for the cree
Ton of building in which religious services may be con
fuc.cd The subject been referred back 10 The to'i
Gil Of the Philadelphia branch OF tho EVansec'i Al
lance.
Several Of the Spring Methodist Conferences
have voted against the proposal 10 mako tho presiding
oldership elective. The Baltimore lay electoral Coaier-
oocc instructed its delegates to resist this chsnse
resolution in faycr elective presiding eldelshp Which
b.OJZht before J1e bouth hHh'AS i>H9 'O"'OiN'o
was laid oyer.
The New-Epcland Methodist ladies have
undertaken to place monument over the grave OF jesse
Lee tie first Methodist missionary TO NcN-Engand'
His remains ere inferred in Baltimore Subscribers 20
the fund will each receive small shicld made froiA tie
wood OF h elm III the Boston Colnmon' uhder winch
Lee preached.
The temperance reform in Gloucester, Mass,
bas beeu so widespread that tho Reforn CitD nov
numbers LEGO members. II 10 composed OF men VINO
were formerly drinkers Tho Club has hail. With news-
parcre. checkers and s;hor means for entertainment;
Femeroas sddltio,is have been made to the church
membership OF the town
The second annual gathering Of the BaptistS
q: Marhs vineyard is sDnouncedto be he'd Aug lI2o
There is 10 b. special topic for Gscassion upon each
day Among the ministers who are 10 attend are the
Rev G. Ior4mer D. and he Iey d. G. EDDY 1 D. ,c 3D..
OF Boston. the Rev. Dr. Dickinson OF hlchihosi anu VIC
Rev. Dr. BJsidIaan OF Phlisdtiphs
BjshOp Scott of the Methodist Episcopal
Church celebrated the 50th anniversary OF his admis-
son to the ministry by sermon WHICH al the invitation
OF the Wilmington Conference he preached before mat
bo,y March 90 In his sermon he gave review of the
growth OF the Philadelphia Conference "hch Ec hao
i6iued ia ! s26) dUfing the past half century.
The complications III the English case OF
Jenkins at Cook liaye taken lew phase hr jenkins
has called upon the Bishop OF Gloucester and Drto not
q accent the resignation of Mr. Cook until lie las either
ocved the order of the has paid the c0s of the
si:. which amount $4,000. The parisbioners OF Nj
Cooks church rai slug fUnd ~ meet the Goals
The prospective debt OF the Presbyterian
Board OF Foreign Missions upon May next when tho
ts,,l wear closes is about 100000 The receipts for
Nareb-up 10 thc l7th-were $1,000 less than foi the
an period in 1915 The present debt o. the Methodist
Episcopal Mission Board is $4,000. This, 1t is ca
,ecea win greatly reduced by the receipts iro inc
Spring Conferences.
4 sunday-gchool convention was held by the
Christian missions IN India, at Alahabad, Jan. D.
The resnit Of the convection the formation 0f inc
SuuGay-school Cn0D OF india" The EeV. D. H. MOTH
su d. d. was chosen President Of the Union, the head
charters OF which are TO Lucknow 1t was further
voted 10 issue a sunday paper at Lucknow to be
called The Indian SW1lG0grsoAool Journal
4 remarkable trial for corruption in the ap-
,outpert OF Bishops OF the Orthodox Greek Church Is