New-York tribune., 1876-03-25


he We decided to give invitations to tue Loros
Supper which in any way imply, or may seem 70 inpiy
that unbaptizeI churches are on par Win Dap'Eeo
churches. The Bible gives invitations whaeyer ana
Will not II this is more conservative nosiuoh vi ny
part, so be II. The truth is all important
The Rev. J. G.. b. Heath of the New-l ork
Missionary Society protestant Episcopa gives his time
and exclusively to the prisons OF this city Livery
Sunday morning service Is held by min III 1orhNhio
Prison; on Sunday afteuon service is held in the male
department Of the Tombs About 300 prisoners attend
choir of BOYS la6ies, and friends of the Mssiop'
furnishes the singing Tuesday afternoons service ls
held in the womcns department. OF the I9mns; Olnea
prisons and houses of detention are also fis,cu us R
The week Thero are over $4,000 persons committed 10
the prisons OF NewY York in the course of a year.
A memorial to Daniel DefOe, the author OF
Robinson Csoc, has been proposed In the shape OF
"Deioe Memorial Manse for tho independent mlnateF
at footing England The appropriateness OF tho project
is in the fact that Deioe. when be lived In footing,
founded the Nonconiormist Church there and obtained
10, il a minister, the Rev. John Ohded. ID. d. The
present pastor OF the church. the Rev. Mr. Anderson who
has lad it in charge for many yeas has suggested Is
he rround has already been bought for the house the
estimate OF the cost Of which Is 4l,3Co
The two manuscripts of the Hebrew Scrip
lures which Dr. Ginsbug has TO examine on behalf
Of the Diblc rcvsonists ut Aleppo and Caro- Tno
Cciex at Aleppo Is kept i'll cave under synagogue
Its text was p and revised by Rabbi Aaron Ben
Asher under whose direction it wes prepared py aop
Solomon. This statement IS made at the end OF she
Codcx which is Of great antiquity and which has been
Int recently discovered The other manuscript Is kept
in the Eaaite synagogue at Caro- Ihs one eoaia fs
note at the end which says that IL was written o.
years after the destruction Of the second Temple.
The long-vexed question of the right OF a
NoncOnfolnst minister 10 the title Of Reverend las
been brought 70 a final settlement. faculty was
granted by Lord Penzauce Feb &C. for placing the word
"ReyeToG" upon the tombstone OF the daughter Oh te
Rev Mr Keet in the churchyard OF ovston Ferry II Is
stated that the Vcer OF Owson bas cased tombstone
to be taken up and placed with its face against anoer
tombstone account OF tho inscription upon II stanng
that the person whose name II commemorate was
consistent member Of the Wes.cyan soiey ubTa.a 8 ~
the House Commons to tie Vcracy OF TINS report
The journal and Messenger claims that Geor-
eia "has a larger number o. Baptiss and largo pro-
portion 10 population than any State iu the Union.
Taking both white and coored there nearly "ooOoo
about one every eight persons in the state Or the
whole number II o17 cl.ssod neutral IN regard
10 Christian missions, and 1921 rs "antimsS:HnaIy
Before the war the whites the blacks members
of the eaine churches but sace the establishment oi
peace there has been almost an entire separation Of te
TWO races. In many p..ce' says ne Jotn4 @ T'" 80
cJIOrcd Ddtsts nave i!tt4c
dealiuSs tDGu the Jews and salnaiitLlls Oi Oid.
The Baptists Of Gloucester, England, the
native town oi Robert Rsikes, intend TO build large
s,niay school which will he called the Baptist suy
school Memorial g Robert Rales." Tie binding will
I
ba. Of Robert Rases ono feature of the school Is 10
bc a. " FOR the Of teachers OK all denominations
Robert Raikos born III Gloucester In 1892 ana dle
In the sao town. where he had always lived IN ISL
His first school was started IN 1880. but public attention
was not called 10 his theories until 1888 when he pub
paper which be edited. BEFORE his death ne directed
that scholars she ul follow im 10 the grave ana re-
eciyc each plum-c2ke ana u SHINING.
Since the decision by the Plivy Council OF
England ia aha jenkins there has been nueh pDhc
curiosity as the settlement Of t5e matter MON
oTi signed By Sos Of the leading paris0neIs ana htHi
hsr OF ar Cooks church sent To Mr. jenkins "few
davs after tho announcement of tho Judgment begging
him 10 attend some other church IN Clifton, in order
70 preven the calamity TIE resi- cnation Of Mr. Cook
In reply 70 the memorial Mr. Jenkins eSprcsss S &c
termination 10 attend the Communion in his Own church
Mr. Cook Eas therefore sent IN his rel iSia'lon IN
delivering the Judgment Of the Prvy Council the Lori
was not the doctrines attributed to Mr. JcuEins pa
Whether he :" q common ana notorious dep!@Ncr
O: tic book Of Prayer" and that o. TINS there
was evidence.
A deputation from the Sunday Closing ASSo-
citation Of ireland recently waited upon Sir Arnr Gum
ness II. p Tor Dublin for the purpose q Obtaining ns
aupport ia Parlsnelt for their movement A
/ statement was nadc 20 him Of what had been
done BIZ tLo Association to discover the real cond-
ton Of pab.i, opinion. Besides general pubhc
meetings, there have been held large opon-air
meetings OF xcrE!agnsn, who had expressed lh"iF
!
10 obtain tho opinions OF the hoo>ehodrr. hh aso nce
tiied Dublin and i've Other cities rms was accom-
7sIGs signed stained to the socicy. ~ were
In favor o sunday ocsing The present Ia" a0Ns lao
lion Of sunday closing has also been raised IN Lnsahd
especially IN Llysglsol. Tho drunkenness prevalent III
| witch ha. Oi latS years become alarming
! The anglo Oriental Society for the Sup
pre.sou OF Ito Opiun Ir.dc between India and China
IS continually bringing the opium trade before the nation
ana the Government. dcPuLatOn fror1 tho SDeiety,
which Included the Rev. DIR. IegGr tue newly-ciected
Professor Of Chinese Literature in the Unyerity Of Ok
| ford, waited upon Lord Salisbury, Feb Il. Lord
sattesxry the cbaiymsn OF the doputaon stated that
tho Society was alarmed at the present state OF the
opium trade is understood that the Indian Government
was encouraging tie cultivation and sale Oi the poppy
state Of things which the Society consideied diGccdt-
able Lord Salisbury, In reply denied that the Govern
ment 4ed the extension OF the trar e did no
tink jt probable, low6ycr, that the authorities wodld
check private entorprse ~ was sta,s ~ tle aephta
tton OF the ntervicw that ti'e opium =
sG7786 c.ests in 1874, tho latest year ior which re
| port has sosE made
| The debat.. upon Mr. Osborne MoTgans
resolution that the chuPchysrds OF England and wales
belong TO the enre body OF paIiabionce, and that they
have tseffore the right TO be buried n them either
without religious service with di-iinar 10 That
of tho Church Of England took place Ia TIE Honsn oi
Commons March 3. Pubc interest in the resolution has
been very great Petitions for and against the csoiuIon
| have been sent 10 Parliament, aHu u Hnbo u'pu"'-
uor waited upon Mr. Disracli March 10 request the
| oIc,ositiOn OF the Government. Nj. Morgan III
| introducing his resolution, stated that there
are 10000 churchyards in England where the Anglican
service only IL read and only $40 public cemeteries in
Wales thsr0 arc 7SS churchyards and u c"methflos
long and animated debate followed MI Disra'i Ia oi
posn tie resolution declared thai it "aS p2i' OF De
sign 10 overthrow the Establishment The resolution va"
ffally defeated by Government majority ot ~ ~ !"
24s The Lyndo,t J,BttS n commenting upon ts DEBATE
saws that the defeat moral victory, ana urlhet