The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27
acknowledgement
,.llrinns nrIlt nnd DIscnsslon.

lle NHA''" 'N'
r''a
bishop Of York "a third.class man with
ant.cls's luck"
The I.ulherans are to hold In Philadel.
pAil Congress, much like that recently
/ t.ld by the Epi'copslians.
Rev. Dr.. Goltheil and other distin.
uahe,! aud we'll known Jewish ministers
otNew York favor circuit preaching.
Victor Hugo has in his portfolio a
pem Of 1000 lines, entitled ia Pape,"
shich will appear alter the decease Of
Plus IL,
A Ryin; trip may now be made to Pal.
s,ins for $500. Ii il now more common
10 20 there than il was fifty years ago TO
hi. Niagara FIih. In some places a
p,eacApr i hardly considered res pectable
antil he has done" the Holy Land.
Alta recent installation service in Bnl.
llio, it became the duty Of the Rev. Mr..
Calkins to say somc exceedingly plain
thing, to the congregation, among which
w.; "There are three qualifications OF
nini,tep-piety, fidelity aud poverty.
The frl two we must obtain OF the Lord
By PRAYER; but we must trust TO the stin.
ginpss OF the churches for the luat,n
An GnleavOr Is TO be made to give an
impetus to the Old Catholic movement in
Fame. A scmi.monthIy organ, called
the Reformed Catholic RSvierr, has been
started, in which ia printed a declaration
d principles by priests favoring the
movement.
The Dissenting ministers Of England
He earnestly striving for the privilege Of
baryiug their dead in the Church Of Eng.
lDi graveyardS, with their own religions
ceremonies, About $4,000 Clergymen Of
he Church Of England have signed a pro.
ts't aglinst granting their requests.
A Baptist minister thus writes 10 the
p,i;,,1v' U,,oN an, Gol1 :. ono rs ,l,a
.''''y'y-: " ,,in' I nsiu 10 V"e y. '"e
i''ut'' ~ Inc world ~ oas oeen onTht
'Ief BY MethodlSm, which Tor forty years
slg1ed supreme here. Almost every body
b. been converted u dozen or more
lines, and fallen from grace quite as
O!len.' The Richmond Christian Adrocute
INSTABILITY anyR All Mnthndilt t,raNch.
Il EIe to send us note like that about
leaptist Church, VIC should inclose il
Shs presiding elder. The officer would
axe short work: CharGe-immortaIily.
Observation-Disclosures. NerdicL-Ruil.
y" ltWonld seem that good might re.
@It Iolhe Baptist brother ii he himself
we're made the subject Of converting grace.
The following quotation ia an extract
from Rev. Phillips Brooks lectures on
preaching before the Yale divinity school:
4 seem 10 see strange panic in ihe faces
Of the ministers OF today. / have
, ,ssn multitude ;! oil preachers gathered
.ctsnt;S, ,Hso S 10 one VINO s1p"und iSn
probably JSsepS Cook al i 1 and making the the
hall ring with vocifetous applause Of
itatements which might be true or not,
Snt certainly whose truth they had not
examined Il. and in which 1t certainly was
Io' Ias rum, ont the tendency 10 hsip
,Ie.f sac oil The argument that they APP
esgrea' =, ihe preacher
I Ib.s teiy mainly upon Tue strength Of
s.st ne does Geliese, anu moi upon Tue
'sAA'sS o. what ne does nol neIleVe.
mink me scene which ! lnst
S Ss..,'I. was pFlhc'pailY melancholy,
w. n: !. suggested lack Of iallh among
I p' MINISTER'S ~ themselves, ana one ieatea
s ns St Nsi was connected WIN Inc Quail
upon their faith which they chose 10 con-
,e So bia" V u s"S SnS 81 ,e o., ,at ~"
sether always.S
Father HvuciptLe's Celebration nf the
ma, Ma, rocsn,ly Js,o,iho,l;n ana n ,ha
Sev Vol o., aT.aa",, ",'' ,s,,a.s
.Dd called ah,Sod Iio,,,.r ~ .,hs MS
p,i.lv of which ,srr mos n, i,assS froN,
Ibis pir,ure. .IIo ,,ooJ bob;nJ !, ,sSta
On which lam o,na,as ,so." Ln'~;a,, NJ,
h.. hin, , ,o' . ,"'"Is' VIZ .c e"i""s, DC
s.I b;as "As PLaseI crueii1 ABOUT TWO
md " .T,,n /; = 10y pTouSnt ~ !he csnses
p,,Ls' T ~ y WIN Tue burning incense
,nJ 81. a!aG.nIhe cohsecra!eu !he wafer
itir ,S0 ~, a''et e'eyating II ana SdottnS
bs h" ',% e presence Pre- o. Inc people. re aia
h vS.he e WV" =. Y, 'ne cup, anu, having aruhk
no n,,,;oi. :: y: IIt1rOuSnIy anu rlnteu !. iha.
rn'ir i !" H., Ioa yne uiy'"s essence mignt
N H. ~ , 'ne eha'!ce. ne meaning OF
sr.,I , m,S v,souise' y me auorauon Of Ihe
Ia, nt p'.sS"Se' nut hev, Mr.. Loyson
INV f'V'sS'V' SeaihSs 'he charge oil laoi'
n ME-,
W. Philip Schaif publisheS his essay
delivered before the Pan.Preabyterian
Council at Edinburgh. last Joly WThe
Harmony Of ,,o R srorn,eJ Conrss.;oro IA
Related IL tho p,os"", s,a,a - E."nsnii
al H. w ",s resen' '''S'e u EYa"gei''
a. , n,''Vty' Dr. schati characterlaee
'4e ''u' century Ns one OF the revival and
reconstruction Of evangelical theology,
'o@ to combat error in all ia forms
more ncccssfuIly Than ever before; with
better general intelligence, more vital en-.
esgy aud activity and = great deal more
charity and catiolicity. Germany takes
!he lead in theoretical reconstruction.
England and America in practical reIi.
sIOu' work, and both are drawing nearer
together through their litsratGrCs aud
Rfsonal intercourse, 10 their mutual
StIe6!' The old theology was intensely