New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

tion at Rome will be completed some time In January
It stands in Via Pudenzana upon the supposed site
OF the Palace OF the Roman senator Pudcas and one Of
tine pro osed for II IL t1e Evangelical Chapel 0f
Paul and PudeDs" Its cost will be- $4,000
The Mayor of a small town in the Province
Of Jaen spain having tried to procure The baptism in
the Roman Catholic faith Of children OF Protestant
parents, Royal order his been issued reprimandng
respect the eleventh article Of the Constitution.
Tie New-YorI Sunday school Association
has, this winter provided series Of lectures upon
the New-restameut. Tie annual meeting Will be heli
upon November 10. On THIS occasion the Rev DR.. j H.
Vincent viii deliver the opening address. and lecture
upoh Ancient History I'm rs Connection with the New
Testament" will be- given 10y the Rev. Dr Dufyra
The State Baptist Anniversaries of Now
Jersey held al Kcyport, November 81 Tie report
ofthe Sunday School Union gave the schools az 10 WIN
3l0l9 attcndautsan increase OF 543 scholars The re-
the State Convention gave the number OF cnurc
add during The year II; annual receipts 1928;
come necessary for the ensuing yelr, $1,000
The English explorers Of Palestine, under
Lieutenant Kitchener, have discovered a Crlsad.rs'
chapel near the Mount of Olives The chapel, which
seems to date from thirteenth century stands uron
spot assigned by tradition the place where Christ
mounted the ass to make his entry into Jerusalem.
within the caapcl there g. square piece Of macnry
rock supposed Ia bc alttr covered with paintings
The usual Autumnal session Of the Congrc-
gafioual Union oi England and Wales, was held this
wear at Leicester the conference closing October 10.
The Rev Or. Mullen, spoke upon the Indian famine, and
the Rev j. Guinness Rogers upon Disqualification and
IN. Confessional i'm tle Church of England" among the
papers reld vas one by Principal Fairbarn upon Iow
best 10 meet The Uucr.tan and An.iChrisian Ie2chlg
of the Day" Tho oDcnng sermon was pfeaeHe" o5 '"'
Rev. Dr. M1cfItn
The thrty-fr,t annual convention OF the
American Missionary Association was held last week AZ
ttf,tb1 pf
The ,naa work OF this association the education OF 1he
cor rcouc For them IL has, according to tDe report
rad AZ the convention. twentysix schools, WITH I3i
teachers and three theological institutions. lo AZ
tendance upon thc schools is 300 students. iAe So
pendituros Si79,2g5 debt was reported OF TO- SD
DR.. David Buel Knckerbacker the Pro-
testaut Episcopal Eshoreioct, o. Arizona, son or hc
late Judge Knckci5acler Of schaeticoke, Ncw-i0rk.
lie was born AZ schaghc0ke, IN 1888, VAS graduated
from Trinity College in 1873 and It the General Iheo-
logical Seminary in 1886. His entire ministerial life has
been spent Minneapolis which, at the time OF tie corn
mcnccncut ~ his labors was small frontier town In
addition to the administration of has own church Dr
kJcEcrhach.r has started large number oI glLef
and other institutions.
The second biennial conference Of the Evan
gclical Alliance Of the United States, met 20 Detroit Oc
tober 80 and November . The sessions were held in
the Firs, Presbyterian Church the Hon. VIM. A. How
ard Of Grand Rapids, presiding Among the addresses
and essays Of the session the following: History
and purpose af the Alliance" by The Rev. Philip schaH
y. ID Use and Abuse OF Deuomnatioualism," by the
Rev. j. A. Brown, II. D. and the Roy. j. ~ Buckley. ID.
D.; Mohammed tn.siu aHd Human Rights 10y be Rev.
T. ". Sausuu. ID. d.; Dcn0minati0nailsn iu us kea-
ton 10 CAr,ttin Union.' the Rev. Dr. j. b. Thomas;
C0ODcratioI I'm Home Mission among Different Demon
nations the Rev e. W. Clark; Tendencies ot Modern
Thought with Reference 90 Roman Catholicism ami
IatonasrD' Rev. Dr. G. T. iartr1uft, aud trc Rev
Dr. Tiffany; Tue Relation pf tine American Colleges 60
Cbrsjiality President Aueeli, and The Mission oil the
Religious prcss" the Rev. ". X. Nlnde.