New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

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1t is announced that the Pope is about to
mbis, an en- ycicAl wuic the questions al iSsn' he
tween the brazilian bishops and tn Fee Msons Will be
dec d5d
The American Adventists who are working
u sygitzer and have begun tnc publication OF French
oDt, paper. r1ey issac 1000 oopieS Oh 'he "is'
nuin.tr.
Tb, ladies Of the West Side Relief AssOcia-
ton of tile city sent the first colony OF sea "o
feebo chi their sanarium, at tie Morgan sar
tou, ou the Long Branch Railroad
Since 1881, 226 churches have been erected
I'm Chicago of wntoI uumoer l97 still m exlSteuce
This ernegat on DIES not In luie the Roman CithOhc
Cnarcn building, wdich hts :isp been very a'i1Ve
Tho Permissive or Local Option Liquor bill,
was debasod at length i'll tine Bidsn h"ise 0i
Cpnlnpns ON Jun, Ia The motion for its SECOND reading
WIS defeated Tie stoodEor tie second reading
81 agtBs, 299.
The collections kan ia the Presbyterian
ollucues Tomorrow Du, y are by the advice o tue
General Assembly To be for the benefit OF the iilstore
ding in ,ilIle.pha ana for tue endowment o Tue
Historical society
At the adjourned annual meeting OF the
Am riolu Peace sosely held III Pilgrim Hail. E"Sto, 'he
Ron E. s. Tobey reelected President ana the Rev.
Charles n Malcolm Secretary IL tie place oil the iae
Rev. Dr. j. L. Miles
While III Calcutta the Rev. Dr. Henry
Field editor The ErGRaeIisi, addressed tie Beis
students the Bhawsupore College The audience was
composed of Ben i gen lenen exclusively VINO stei1d
wltn great attentlOh
The Right Rev. William Adams, D. d., who
was elected Missionary Bsuop Of N.wd, xico aud Az
zna al the Protestant Episcopal General Convention Of
1874 has resigned tdat jurisdiction aud las become rec
TOR oI ChuTcn of the Holy TRINITY. NIcksbuS Miss
committee appointed by the Maine Con
gregaiond collect Statistics of the attend
ance upon public worship in the Evtnsellca churches
OF the State have reported tnat la towns 'httihns
234 600 inhabitants the attendance in such chercAes Is
abUui 10000.
Sunday, July 8, is tie day recommended by
the enrril Conference OF the Congregations Cuurchoso
Connecticut the delivery by each pastor OF historical
DISCOURSE descriptive OF the origin and growth of his
cnurch these dscUurses are To Oe preserved III t"e
alcIlves OF Che ContCrence
The union between the English Presbyterian
Church aud the United PreSbyteiin Church IN E'eiand
WAS completed iu Liverpool June l3 in the presence Of
large audience. II was resolved memorial III the
event " init ate iuud Church purposes snDscrip
ton 600 yearly for five years for tins PURPOSE was
ANNOUNCED.
The 6ftieth annual session of the Maine Con-
s1egaonll Cuufer nee opened in the City of Por.lai
June 26 and continued uutil the 29th. On "Wednesday
evening the 2Sth, commemorative discourse was dcV
cred by Prof A. s. Packard. meeting on bchaii o lot
ei,l missions and sunday school jubilee, On the last
day, will also he neId
The annual convention of the National Chris
tan Association antseret society was held IN Chcdgo
June 90 About 100 membere were present over Soo
lectures were reported having been delivered durg
Vslr he
valuable real estate Chicago ON cohdtVh oi fHSiuS
$1,000 ds an apiOwiuent tuna.
Mr.. Thomas b. Carter, the Secretary OF the
Chcato B.De Society states tnat 1t has since It's or
gauixatlon 1910, ren:tted $llsooo to the American
Bi socty and has expended FOR colpOrtase and CITY
ais;r,huop $4,000 more II has ciuvassei the city,
fr tne sappiy the destitute with BiDes hhe uneA
AID Is now engaged IN tue tc"th eanV@s'
The Central New-York Sunday school AS
sembiy which s to be held at clzcnovL1 Lake, July
to II win b, under the direction of Dr. j. H. Vincent,
asssted by large local Executive Committee ana DIS
Niles Ostraud f. Cowles AMI others The place oi as
sernbly promoutory jntting out mt C,noosia LAKE,
and about miles f,On tLe toWh "a CdSeuoNi@
The Maine UniversliiSt State Convention met
in Portland June 27. Tne opening sermon was preached
nv the Rev b. N Davis of Biddeiord Oh the MiSsloh oi
PRAYER" TIE Hon. Rufus Prince was elected freSideh'
for the coming year. committee was appointed 10
consider and report plan for forming small societies
h,Io circuits wOmen's centenary hloedhs sohSn'uod
part OF tie exercises
The presbyterians have established mis-
sion among the Pueblo Indians OF Lisna Ne~-MeNieo'
Al the first meeting, hed by the Rev Sheldon jackson
and others two inter prefers required one TO trans
late the preachers ssh into Spanish and another 10
translate the Spanish into the INDIAN veinacuar TIC
mis,oari.s were well received by tie Paeblos who cx
py,,s,ud mach gratIhettiOD when lhloihcu tha' "no
the ,arty would remain and live among tueih'
On the 81 of June, 1877, the Pope COM
pleus tho hfteth year OF his Escopate Ihe odeiio'
(sup,1 of the Society OF Young Catiohe Italy nave
suel.l A
programme will be exhiition OF spechhens Oh IN' Vi
traA foliows by tie members OF The Church through
aut th world Au exhibitiOn Of these offerings VIII DC
anane., IN R une Counitiees Will be form lii iorein
e,onLries, AMI medals and dllhosnaS a""~eo !" '0
tiDut,rs to the Vatican Exulo'uon.
The Evaayelical religions conventions and
eonferenc T. which the pub esin oi tue
resolution of the Centennial Commlssion to close the
'Eybhtt,ou ou sunday have With great unanimity ex
presaed tDeir approval of this declsiun Al recent
Mtng gfRIG and
Pres,,, t,riau Cuurch Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota
Iowa Kansas, Nebraska, aud Missouri, the IN mpere
n,.Irel themselves 70 uphold the worthy Commission
Ia their arrIuS S,nsni, ani on rel pt'S'i W n''e'
God q susssAu them IN Their cOurSe.'
The General Convention of the C0ngrega-
,onaf rcbas Of Vermont held az Barton June 70
and 2l II was stated the Centennial sermon that the
old,st Congre church iu the state WAS organ
tod AZ IN 1852 Tue increase of members III
,h mast wear was 400 The i67th meeting OF tue Gen'
er Association of Connecticut bea,u at N"rwaik June
Oh The Rev Dr. q. f.. Daggett was chosen Moderator
r ui,snary Society OF Connecticut, wnich was orig
I'M, tYan "a Tor tIe tiOn U1 India nas eA.
nnf,t sIoe I79s S260.22i, anc nas palIshent iuEo
O, $4,000
Meetings are held throughout England to
AIM. ,n, us,yls,,us OF Lord s..ldun's Compulsory
F.luea,tion ns At a meeting o the Birmin@ndm se"oo
no,rd a resolution adopted disapprovnag oi tie
visi,, which places the cnnpIlslon IA tho hands al
r,n win, sle not representative of all c;tsses "f the COIN
r,n,,tv" Al a ,ncetns IN LOndoD 'f lie Friends oi
y lt,dous Education SCHOOLS" fuller provision lm
bStruetion nj the Greed, LorPe Prayer ana Irn 'om
,p,ndmepts vas niet. Jane 10 the debate o the
SECOND reading Oi the bl was "PI'cd WIN SIedI vigil"
hat was hIaiiy adjourned "Nhou a' 10.
The sixth annual Convention OF The Catholic
T,,,I Abstinence Uu!on viii be heo u fnadeiphia Oh
Illy 4 wnen tue fountain erected Oh The h%himtl"h
euund. wi 4 hr dcdc cafed The delegates viii hold thelr