New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
RELIGIOUS INIELLIGENCE.

The Methodist bishops hold their semi-an-
nual meeting Ia Cleveland or May To-
The Reformed Episcopalians have now five
paces OF worship in Baltimore The nth has just been
opened
The "prcsbyterian Church in England" has
200 cougrcsations 5000 members, and AN annual in
o. &l63,VO0.
Mr. Moody's meetings i'll Boston Will come to
close the last OF this month He VIII, however, remain
IN Boston time after tien.
The Rev. Mr.. TaYlOr's special Sunday ser
vices in san Francisco continued until Apl d. the last
sermon beng preached on that day
1t is reported that Mr.. Tooth, the Hatcham
Rector will resign. The patron OF the liyng Is Ills
brother Mr. Robert Tooth who is al present IN CHINA
The Bishop Of Gloucester, England, has lately
announced at, order to encourage others III the TEN
pesancc cause, hc has become total abstaincr from
Liquors.
The friends of the English bill to lcgalize
marriage with Il deceased wies sister intend TO bring
forward that during the present session OF the
House OF Commons
The Troy Methodist Episcopal Conference, at
its late session, recommended The appointment OF an
agent to collect $1,000 relief OF tic church at
Saratoga springs.
The annual sermon before the American
Congregational Union Will he delivered tomorrow
evening Church Of the Disciples GDr. Hepwortls
by TIE Rev NJ. NJ. q. Dana OF NORWICH Conn.,
ne annual stlllOU DtlOlt iut hIntlHdii
bic society will be delivered il the st. Paul's Methodist
Epscopal Church. Fourtiraye and Twenty sec0ndst ON
sunday evening, May o. by the Rev Dr. W. NJ Taylor
A series of Sunday evening sermons upon
Unitarian views of the truths OF Christianity, 10 be de
lvered the Boston Thcatcr, has been announced by
the Suffolk ji}Ostun Conference Of Unitarian churches.
DIR. Charles Hodge of Princeton will not be
able to attend the Pan-presbyterian Counci-n Edin
burgh next July He is troubled with % weakness OF the
ehos which has pac dted him for public speaking
The Rev Henry NJ. Dexter, ID. d., who has
been for some in England collecting the material for
history Of the carly day OF COnrcgationGlism Is now
on his way home. expected by the scythia about
Aprii 80.
A temperance cocoa and coifec-hOuso has been
opened III sheicl En- gland. The house s the gift OF
citizcn and is first of the kind in the city. Al the
opening addresses delivered by Mr. RoebucS, NJ r.
aud Mr.. Mundeiia, M r.
The General Synod of the disestabished
Church Of Ireland opened upon April TO- TIE usual
address Of the Lord Prmate was upon the dangerous
cOnseq ucnces of ruallsIn and the causes for
alarm " nich ntual.sin now gives.
The English Weseyans will open Il new
church III Rome tomorrow, April %. The building ia in
the Via Della scro" opposite the palace of the Car
dina Vicar of the Pope Mgr La Valea The pastor oi
tie new chuIeI Is the Rev. Mr.. Piggort.
The anniversary exercises of the Chicago
Baptist Theological Seminary begin Mayo. Tie sermon
before the Theological Union win be delivered by the
Rev. Dr. GalHsha AndcI son. Tic sermon before the
alumni will be preached by the Rev Robert Leslie
Mr.. T.. p. Hammond writes from Seneca
Falls 10 the editor OF he Syracuse JOirnn that 327
persons have in that place, been examined ald have
signed the covenant 81 of them between 10 and 20
years age 147 between 10 and 10, and 20 between 20
ana 10"
The expenses of Mr.. MoOdy's Tabernacle
services to May il 250; there have been paid liz
and subscribed about $4,000, leaving balance OF
S2 200 to raised Mr. d. f. treasurer of the
Tabernacle fund.- has called for contributions meet
The deficiency.
The railway branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Columbus Ohio have opened "a
readmgToOm in the depot for railroad The Is
supplied with "a pagers, and in six months has regis
tered IG472 readers beginning has been made col
lectng library.
A fountain on the top of the spire of
Roman Catholic Church s Of the novelties OF yir-
gina City. egada An iron pipe passes through the
cross which surmounts the spe. and furnishes
fan shaped combination OF jets The hight the cross
from the ground Ii 10 feet
A Women's Baptist Home Missionary Society
has bee organized with the purpose OF cooperating with
the well known Missionary Society OF the Baptist
Churches Special attention will be given to freedmen
Indians and immigrant heather populations. Mrs. j.
NJ Crounse of Chicago is President
The revival meetings ut Portland, Maine, did