New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

tho out line OF whitcsde and Lee countless the spring
fold diocese all east OF the Illinois river up 10 INC u
line of woodford Livingston. Ford ana irop"o's o'"
ties. The Chicago diocese, the rect OF the state I'VE
inc Of the clergy and lay of the PROPOSED aec r
Quincy VIII be held in knoxville s.piennci -, nv
action of the Annual Convention mist y! n,h -
lie General Convention. which meets next hon"''
The number of English peers who sighed
the address 20 the English bishops, prosecute" ny ''
Absrgavenny to the Archbishop 81 Canterour',
sin The adj rcss sys: believing, as we co. ''it '
odopon of system confession, such as u set "i"
in the above-nancd book 1bo Priesi III AnSouuo'p,
wond he fraught with the most fatal CONSEQUENCES l"
the Church ana would destroy all the friendly relations
existing between clergy acd ayty, we Wouiu e'rhs'
and respectfully urge upon your Lordships pqncy 10
express your condemnation ol scA syofeni ana 70 VIII
draw ali countchance from those VINO ihHOf H. am y.
urge upon your clergy the necessity pi us u,fp" an
Tepudaton especially with regard 10 al" places VI o"u
cation"
The Queen of Madagascar has issued q prcc-
Iamaon abolishing slavery in her domluions accom-
panied lay every circumstance that could give il impress
siyeness. On June 20 mtry as $4,000 people were
assembled in plain az TIE OF the capital, and the
proclamation read 10 them. Arrangements were
made for reading it, at the same hoar, ia all the large
towns of the island The representatives 81 the mission
av societies present while the order READ by
the Prime Minister, fired 10 give emphasis
men. was, that rs the proclamation of 1874 had beer
cvaded Gii Africans, whether admitted 10 haid-as'f
before or after The treaty Of lsG1 shoid hehce'o'h NC
free.
The progress Of the temperance movement
in England OF late been remark be IMAM even
in the United States. Besides the adhesion "a numerous
dicnitaries Of the state Church. already noticed ~ 'H
column tie British Wesleyan Conference, ut lis recent
session. passed Il resolution encouraging The FORMATION
OF Bands OF Hope" Taere are reported 10 DC o'"o"
Bands Of Hope OF Juvenile temperance societies. Ill ho
United Kingdom. with a membership oil 3oOooO' i"o
Band o: Hope Union has its headquarters IN LONDON ana
VIII soon issue Qrqgiriy Rtcicr. 1t Is believed thaJ
the irish SUNDAY COsimg sil, w.c is supported oy ~
classes in Ireland, VIII yc become law: lac Aio't
annually spent in Grcu Britain for Intoxicating ''h'
Is compute d TO bc s1JO,J00O00.
Canon Ridley, has published "A letter. II
which be udyscs clergy oi the Churcn OF Engud' 10
concpds the claims OF the NoCougrmists Win re@af'
10 the use Of parsh churshyrgGs sir l. ;. s'ai'T'
Arcideacon Of stoke ou-Gient, has deytten cA'st '
which he gives the same COUNSEL He says; 1i"T'
earnestly do dcprecate the attempt OF orsani2ih- IN W.
COMPROMISING resistance or 10 cmhltcr he '''"''''
by defiant acts or nc4aritabic l9uri"-e' Hefe j.
Government with strong lgauGss towards i~e 'Hult"
and her clergy defeated in thr Chamber "hefe " 'S
suppos,A 10 have always the greatest certainty OF SUI
mort and that after the feeling 90 TIC Btett Atio u!
! of the clergy has been plainly aud dtciaNcH a.,
declared" Times hSs made inc Bul'as tt's'l" ~
subject "a leading article, ~ waic ire GU, EH o. &c
church are ssd uticipatc tnc asiOn Oi iHe l@Ss
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