New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
the south line whtese aud Lee counties the spring

tho so,,b line NJ wbese aud Lee counties the Spring
Ned d,ccese Ill east the Illinois river M tothe south
line Of woodford. Livingston, Ford ana iroIuois coul-
tes: the Chicago diocese the rest OF the stn, meet
ING OF Tie clergy and aity OF ibe PROPOSED ui9c' ~
Quincy VIII held in Knoxville, September 20 ne
scnn ~ inc Annual Convention must ny c'nhthdl py
the General Convention, which meets next month
The number of English peers who signed
the address % English bishops. presented by Lord
Abereavcnny Archbishop 81 Canterbury, was ninety
six The address slys: "B.eyng, a. We do, that the
d,,tiou of ey.tcm of oonrssou such u set forth
in the above-named book (Iie Priest IN AbsoiuiioD,
vould he fught With TIE most fatal consequences 10
fine Church and would destroy an the friendly relations
evsiug between clergy and lnity, We would earnestly
aud respectfully urge upon your iordshlps p9on,{ 10
express your condemnation OF suc sl7iei "uI 90 -
draw an c0unlcuance hon those who favor 81, an1 10
urge upon your clergy the necc- oi IT'S o"N"Nal 'ti
eaton
The Queen Of Madagascar has issued proc-
lamatiou ab0stug slavery iu her doDnnions, accom-
panied las every Circumstance that could give ii impress
siycness. On June - as mquy as 50o0J people were
assembled in PLAIN az the c-ltte OF the capita, and the
proclamation YVES read TO them Arrangements were
made Tor reading IT, at the hour in all the large
towns Of the island. The representatives, ~ the nissoh
AIRY societies present While The order was real by
tho Prime Minister, cannon were hfed 10 E'e en- iS
20 important Wsso1cs. lhc sps''Iio' ~ ~ h.I -,
aas, that THE proclamation oi L - hho D'l
eyadcd, all Africans, whether adLlued 10 s' .a-
before on after the treaty OF isOJ shod h'Hoeo'" w
free
The progress of the Temperance movement
in Eugsnd has OF late Recu Remarkable thnn even
In the United states Besides the adhesion OF numerous
digItares OF tie state Church, already noticed IN ih-
column tie british Wesleyan Conference, at It's recent
sess On passed resolution encouraging the iOiIHai"h
Of Bands Of Hope" There are reported TO be o'"oO
Bands Of uope or Juvenile Temperance societies. III inc
United Kingdom. with a membership OF 5oOOoO' Inc
Band Of Hope Uni. I'D edquaIters ia London ana
viii soon issue q Quarterly Ber.ec 1t is believed that
The Irish Sunday closing Bill which n supported 10y ~
clqe.es Ia IcaI VIII yct become law. I1e amour
an-s ly ,cr' Great Britain for Intoxicating oIlhAS
= conn ate G. a. % f15O,OC0.OOO.
Canon Ridley, has published letter, IN
which ne advises the clergy Of The Church OF England 70
coccde tho claims OF the NonC0riormsts win fcgnfa
to the use OF parish churcnyards. Sir L. 3 e'aher'
Lrcdeaeou Of Stoke onTIeEt, has Delivered chsfSe Ih
winch he gives the same counsel lie says "Mos'
earnestly depTecate the tempt Of organizing ah u
CON PROMISING resistance, 10 ember the c0htI''erH!
by defiant acts or uucLadtabe language. HeIe l.
Government with st-Oug leauines towards TIE ChuicA
and her clergy defeated in tbs Chamber, where IL NJ
supposed 10 have alyaye tie grcatest certainty OF SUI
uorf and that after the feeling Oi the gIedi nno9
OF the clergy has been plainly and decsiFe4 e
declared" me Tunes has made the Burals Question tne
subject OF leading article i which The clergy oil thc
church are urged anticipate tho action Of the Lsida