New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

| The question where they will open their Fall
meetings has yet decided by Moody and
| Sankey.
A service in memory of Mr. p. p. Bliss has
been held in OF the Congregational Churches Of
| London
The English revsers of the New Testament
have their second revision TO the the
enteenth chapter OF Acts.
| Tomorrow the Eighth Anniversary of the
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting will begin: There will be
| appropriate services extending 10 the 31st inst.
| Capt. Bandy Of Chicago has fitted up a yacht
called the Glad Tidpgs." which he is making tour
OF the Western lakes preaching in tue places ne visits
Philip Phillips, the singer of sacred songs,
who has made three years tour Of Australia, New Zea
land and India, and has lately been engaged In giving
services Of song in England has returned TO this
try.
A bronze statue of Robert Rakes will soon be
placed i'll his native in England, Gloucester The
money has been raised by general subscription under
| the auspices Of the English sunoaycchool Union
| A society has been formed in France called
the Protestant Sou Society" which collects money for
900 francs thirty-six benevolent societies
The funeral of Dr. Tholuck was attended by
many the people of Halle, and by many deputa-
tons abroad il IL said to have resebied
the funeral Of prince than that OF theological pro-
fessor.
The Triennal Conference of the Young
Mems Christian Associations Of all lands Will be held in
Paris in 1873. Conference for New Engiaad Of Young
Mems Chrstian Association workers, Will to held III Con
| cord. New Hampshire, Stpt. - ~.
The Boston Young Mems Christian Union
giving carriage drives into the country 10 myalds'
mostly women and children. Last year 357 persons,
selected from tine hospitals ana charitable institutions
were taken out IN tins way.
| Sir Moses Monteiore of London, who is
now in his nnety fourth year, has offered to ertie
mission to secure an amelioraon Of the condition Of the
Jews Morocco Several ago he made visit 10
Palestine with view the observation OF the condition
| OF the Jews there.
| The Rev. DR.. 4. A. Hodge, having decided
To leave the Western theological seminary at Allegheny,
PENN in order TO become the assistant Of MS father at
Princeton Seminary, the Rev H. Kellogg of Pitsburg
has been elected hii successor Dir kellogg was recent
! ly 4 missionary in india
The Primitive Methodist Conference of Ire
land was hcdat Dublin during the first part Of July The
Rev. James Griffin ID D.. elected President. The
income of the Missionary Society reported II a3l50
After oug discussion upon the proposed union with the
Irish Wrscyans. report OF the Committee III avor of
| the Union was adopted 10y an alh"' Unanimous No''
| The formal Act OF Union VIII probably take pace III
JIne 1873.
I'm reply to recent letter asking his opinion
of the effects Undertaking among tue middle ana
upper classes Cardinal Manning has said that IL was not
enough to check druukennessthIt iatcmperInce should
be checked rs well. In lis OpinOD tie best way TO do
this wa, to btins up children never To touch liquor II,
believed that ~ the uhdQpncss IN al p"i-etss
homes from bad tempcr', debts ahd oter e's
| winch FOLLOW winc-dfmhin-.
Many of the English Ritualists are signing
| a document recommending submission to the KhSoa'e
Judgment. The declaration saws: Although we are an
| able to concur the Whole OF the reasoning which 1t
contains yet We ind grounds of satisfaction,
IN 80 lar as it on allows the eastward position Of tue
ctoDrant. ~ confirms tnc principle Of distinctive
tess CD Ieco-nzs tine night at the CAuta
Oi England 20 the legitimate Use o! IeHsi'us "4' " i
churches"
| The Hon. Neal Dow ascribes the origin on
the present temperance revival to an nlemperae rug
gst named Osgoud. doing business in Gardner Maine
When his reformation became known six years ago. the
| story lei many Of his comrades to make tie same
! effort and So says Mr. Dow the inhucuc' spread III
constantly widening circles until il extended over all
| the stale o. Maine, and Ncw-Ensand, and Hto
M my OF the Middle aud Western states, amt Is every
| where known the Reform hoycment.
| Professor plumptree has called attention
through HE Loadoa GttUd,aH. book euti'i7i the
English Catholics Wade M,cmn." pubhshei 10y Mr. g.
J. Palmer the publisher OF The Ch,nch Times The fol
| lowing passages specially noted: % confess to
! Almighty Cod to Blessed May and All Saints q;
therefore pray that Blessed Mary and All SAINTS may
pray 10 the Lord and God for me" The Mass ! offer
to ec hy the hands Oetn priest the sacrifice ot Tue
body auG D.uJd ol our - Jesus Ch''st I"i .''
gc,i sion o sins OF all Christians, ving or dead
Very satisfactory accounts have been received
m England Of thG progress Mission settlement IN
Central Africa. ilrt crops have been gathered at
the freed slave settlement at Masls ON the road to Lake
Nyassa. aud the village Is reported To Dc orderly ana
| urosperon, M.tatca, a powerful chief, has sent TO
Bishop stcere who has charge of the Anglican Mission III
Zanzibar 10 request missionaries 10 Ike sent 10 MIN Two
Years AGO Bi,nop Steere visited TINS chef. new road
IN Lake NvasSa Is 10 be Oucucd from hilWa Inc eNti
tons OF . sultan of Zapzibar have pcrcepioy checked
the aud slave trade 4hssVh - " ~ 0''''"IS" ~
| Lake Ta.gnnJ ika
| At the recent Lake Bluff Sunday school As
semby (near Chic,gO the Rev Joseph COOK delivered
| an address Oh New England sccpticisn' Among the
resi- he said: An operative class dsgsied with the
churches large in New England ON Oi the mornings
Of the meeting Cook gave the audience liberty TO dsA
him any questions condition that he should question
them in return For nearly hour he was Piled with ali
sorts OF cOnundrua, 10 which ne $yc quick
ami apt replies When II came To d., tlh 10 Question:
the uopuial ION 0i the West. At times the questioning
! and answering excited great mecrlmcnt
| Seyenty-two or more Camp Meetings are an
nounced in the Northern and Western states FOR the
month of August. Those at the best known points are
Lake Bluff Illinois, August l. Thousand Island Park
| q Iawrenc. River international Christian Tenn
perancel 10; ChautaquA Assembly. Fair Point, New
York 4-23 L.akesyillc, Ono, : Emory Grove, near
| n,ltimor, o; Sing-sug, NeW-YJrH, li-2l; Framing
hoIo Ma iNatiouaD -; Occan-,rrOyc, lbs sea
Gr,Vr Nrw JERSEY Christian Temperance Couf,renc,l
1873; Martha's vineyard, 2O--1; Thousand Islands
! sUndaysrlDol Parliament August 2l-septembcr =.
| ThrTc win Ice q NationaI Christian Temperance Camp
Meeting at Old Orchard Beach, August IL ana DIS
! trict CampMceung, ILLS
The text of the resolutions Ill relation to the
Priest in Absolnton" adopted by the Bishops of the
,,rovinre of C,ut,rbury sitting Ia ConyOcaton.
thus: l. That this house having considered the first res
olutlou appended the statement of the Society 81 the
lIoy Cross presented this house on Friday july To-
1877 OF opinion that the Society mas neither Fepudated,
nor eectuay Withdrawn from circulating the aforesaid
work . That this house hereby expresses IFS strong
| condemnation Of any doctrine or practice OF con
fes,on which can be thought render sucb book ncc-
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