New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

tho pirbt pe DR. Povs Anglican Bishop Of S0dor and
Man. al Bournemouth, May 81. DR.. Powys, who was
son Of the second Lord Liiord born In 1903 from
1881 10 1854 he was of Warrington Lancashire
and IN the latter year s5i raised the bishoprc,
VIII ch he had IN charge at the time OF ms decease'
The annual meeting of the English Contra
ernty OF the Blessed Sacrament held in London the
first week of this month. The Rev. A. Tooth and the
Rev. Charles j. Rdsiae were present aud were enihu
asticay received Papers were read on Z" "hucharsue
Alteration" and the Mixed Chace." Canon Carter said
tDat the Rt9asls wouli MT give UP the pfaeuceS co
demned 10y the Privy Council
Tie Boston Pilot classifes the gifts pre-
seuted the Pope during the cent jubilee as follows
From France, 100000; the United states sl60ooO; !;
ireland, S13OOOO; Italy. S12cO01; Spain, 100000 ;
England, 100000; Austria, S75, 900 South America
$4,000; Germany, $4,000; Belgium. $4,000; Portu-
gal. $4,000; Australia. SIS 600; Canada, $4,000;
Holland, $4,000; Scotland, $4,000; swltzerland'
$4,000
DR.. Prime senior editor of The NeU- YORK
Obsorcer writes from England to that paper that the
largest foreign delegation to the Presbyterian Alliance
ths United States From France there
will be dozen representatives among them DIS. Pres
sense and Monod. Switzerland viii send Prof. Godet'
The Rev. Andrew Murray VIII represent the Presbyte
rian Church of the OF Good Hone. There III also
be q delegate from the church on the Island OF Ceyl0h
At the annual session Of the Cleveland Bap-
tist Association which held at Cleveland June l3-
IA tine amount raised for all purposes by the churches
OF the association for the year was reported as S5ZZo
Al the closing session resolutions adopted in favor
Of the Murphy temperance movement Of higher edn
catlonal work by the church, and of more systematic
method Of raising money Previous 10 the meeting OF
the association Baptist suudayschoo convention was
held.
The effect of the policy of placing the Amer
lean Indians noon reservations and putting them under
the care of Christian teachers thus summarized in the
recent report of the Commissioners: In 1865, 7476
houses were occupied ny the Indians, III 1876 o4'l'
In the same period schools have increased from III
to 344 the scholars from AIS 11S2s; acres OF land
4G7 3G} bushels 10 2,2294G3. rhe number OF Indian
church members is said to bo 27'2l ..
The resolution Of the late Presbyterian Cen
eral Assembly provide by the payment OF two cents
per member, for tne expense OF boarding all the comh
soners is received with great favor. Tie Interior OF
Chicago says OF the plan: The delegate will 90 to the
Assembly with poised of financial Importance,
and therefore OF dignity which is impossible when ne
goes wandering rond the city with an empty Wulet III
his pocket and a card OF Introduction IN his hand.
The following camp meetings will he held
WITHIN the next two weeks; North Hector New-York,
June 2O27; Bath, savona. NewYork, June 2l-2s; Sea
ChG Unon June % toJuy 3; Genesee Sunday-schoo III
siitute Silver Lake, New-York June 26-21; ST. Law
renee, Central Cluada June 27; Oean Dstr ct, Ed1d,
New-York June ~; Lake View sunday ysch0ol Assembly
Gear Chicago) June % to July 9; Lake Bluff NewYork.
sodus Boy Jqae 20 to July fe@pss1rnce, at sea Gn
tlie mecung AZ Sea CHI, which begins to-day.
The Rev. Joseph II. KeT, whose resignation
Of tke pastoratc OF the North UGed Church
Of Philadelphia account OF the objections raised TO the
admission of an Odd Fellow 10 membership ait acted at
tenton about eighteen months ago, has lately received
a call from part OF his former congregations Ii Will he
remembered that upon the refusal Of the synod to per
nit the admission Of Odd Fellow, large number OF
The members OF the Nortn Church withdrew and joined
the Presbyterian body. Until now they nave "Oishped
IN the Forrest Mansion 1t is stated ihdt MT hef mas ae-
ccpted the call.
Owing to the delay in publishing the deci-
sion gwen by the Judicial Committee of the English
Privy Council no official notice has yet been taken OF
the Rev. Charles j. Rdsdae's disregard OF it, The ease
wi rcnitted 90 the CourC OF Arches when he will be
served with montion. II he disobeys he viii he liable
commitment for contempt Mr.. Hdsdaie processes
Willingness 10 remove tine cruclfx placed in mis- church
at Fokestone insists that lie has the right to wear
the alb AID The cRasuDe ~ the communion service ana 10
use lighted candies The jud1n mt VIII become o. elec
when II is approved by the Queen, ami VIII ue pu"h-hcd
when il posted on the door OF the f0HeStone chuIc
The third synod of the Christian Catholic
Church of switzerland was held at Beine upon May %
the session lasting day only. The synod was COM
posed OF 143 delegates, 90 beng laymen. Bishop
erzog presided TIE chief matters brought before the
synod were the yernacular versions Of the mssa tual
and catechsn. The uissal, which translation OF the
Latin mssa into French and German, was ordered to be
tried in the churches for year, the two latter works,
which are compilations were referred 10 a committee
TIE question of communion Of both kinds, which was
brought forward by tie delegates from Geneva, was
referred committee. Slnce tue last synod eight
parishes have been formed.
Very many preachers of note will take part
in the Union Camp Meeting, which begins at Round
Lake, NewYork July 10, and continues 10 days Bishop
Weaver OF the Church OF the United Brethren viii pre-
SIDE Among the speakers announced the Rev T. DE
Witt Tsnage July II; the Rev 7. L. Clyler july -;
the Rev f. P Hammond. the Rev. G.. +. Pentecost, and
the Rev Thomas Harrison Of Baltimore, july l3; the
Rev j. r. Newman and DR.. Chas. Cullis Of Boston on
Sunday 18th; Francis Murphy aud other temperance
sneakers on Monday and Tuesday July 16 and H. and
the closing DAYS Bishop FauWs tie Reformed EDls-
cOpal Churcn the Rev. DIS. Fowler ami Iutdny.
This meeuug is under the directions OF the Union
Eyangelsuc Society"