New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
RELIGIOUS INTELLLGENCE.


brews.
Mer. Dupanloup, Bishop Of Orleans, has
gone to ROME for the purpose, it said, Of urging the
canouizatiOn OF Joan OF Are
The report that the Rev. DR.. Charles Hodge,
the senior professor Princeton Seminary mas resigned
his position Is cOntTatittvd.
The receipts OF the treasurer of the Presby-
terrain Home Mission Board 20 ths date are S-ooOO les
than to tire same date last year.
The Philadelphia Conference began Its 9oth
session in Philadelphia MarcI 81 The Newark Confer
euce meets in Jersey City March %
1t is claimed that the population Of Palestine
is now double what it ten ago. Tie principal
migration of Jews thther is from Russia
The Jubilee Singers are now giving concerts
in Holland and Belgium. They are expected TO return
TO England to sing again there about the 10th of April
As many as 100000 pilgrims are expected to
visit Rome during the celebration of the Epse0pa!
Jubilee Of the Pope OF this great number, 10000 VIII
come from France.
Mr.. joseph Cooks first lecture in Hartford
was delivered in tle Pearl Street Church TO crowded
congregation He spoke for over an hour without notes.
The Rev. DR.. W. Morley Punshon, the dis
tneuhcd WESLEYAN minister, has gone TO I1! Tor the
benefit of bis hcalt also has the Rev Arthur Tooth
the Hateham Vicar.
Five churches Ill California have simu!tane-
onsly paid clurcu debts amounting to nearly 100000
ccsslc Sunday mornings 9'S,'Oo
| The first Methodist Episcopal Church in
Toxic Yclo). Japan was dedicated on Jan. % The
Rev. Dr.. II. g Naeay preaeled the opening sermon
| Two hundred persons were present
The National Reform Association, which has
for s object the insertion OF religious amendment in
tie Cons,itu ion OF the United states, Will hold conven-
| iion III Farwel' Hall. Chicago Arril H.
! Mr.. Francis Murphy, the temperance re-
former has be:rn series OF meetings in bethany
4 OH. f.lls l,ls "A
! this church, IS in active cooperation Win nm
The Baptist ministers OF Boston have invited
the National Baptist SunGay-scnOOl Convention,
which is TO be held ON May 1910 10 meet in h city
committee o: entertainment has ai>o been appointed
| Messrs. Hall and Cree, the representatives OF
! tie Executive Committee Of tine Youn! Mems Christian
Association. have finished tour through Texas They
have since gone Florida for the purpose OF holding
| meetings.
| Mr. M0ody'S sermons have been translated
mo the Spanish Swedish. ard Armenian lansutecs
swedc reading them to his countrymen III M Mools
church in Chicago Armenian edition has been pun
| hslIcd il COnst.tntinOpe.
| A service in memory OF the late Mrs. /. &.
Do elus VIII be held in the Collegiate Church corner OF
Fiftl-avc and Twenty Tuesday. April 3, at
T. H. The addresses viii be delivered by the Rev Drs.
| iyug. Omission, Scuddcr, and Rogers.
Mr.. Z. c. Chaplin, a gentleman well known
in Vermont for tie interest he Las taken in Sunday
schools mas lately entirely withdrawn from business in
|
| March Is lie has held services III Briin@ioh
| The bill legalizing marriage with deceased
wifc in the BRUSH colonies has passed s second
reaching i'll the House of Commons Thc usual ais'I-
lneuts for ald agaiustc measure were made when the
bill vas brought mp the second reading carried
The widow of tie Rev. DR.. s. II. Calhoun,
| for many ycais missionary Oh MOant Lebanon SYRIA.
sails today that mission Hold, with the parposo Of
closing Aer lie there. Tic Rev Giles F. Montgomery
AID his VIE miss arics o. the American Board, also
sal Today 70: Central Turkey.
| Mr.. Moody has now been i'll Boston two
months IN his conversations with bis friends he has
expressed hns1lf satisfied with the progress OF the
vc?x III; to tis poiGt though earnestly relying upon
seeing Il greatly surpasscd III the time to come Ii i
TnDu- that thc tTansClHts VIII remain ID boston u
| June.
The Hon. r. W. Thompson. Secretary Of the
/ navy wac a 10y delegate tic Methodist Episcopal
General Conference held in Brooklyn, May. 1872. The
Hon Wm NJ EyaIts, Secretary OF State. Is the Of
Jeremiah Iyarts for humber OF years Secretary ana
treasurer of ene Ahere9n Board OF Commissioners Tor
| IOiciSn MISSIONS
At rccea; meeting of the East Africa Slave
Trade Co,nui5trc held in London it reported that
the sultan o. Zazar continues 30 exert himself to sup
press the slave trade II determined to draw UP
memorial 20 TIC Queens Mn sier in relation 10 N
kAcdigcs sc' OF annexation III connection Win Col
! GOgdou's expedition.
| la answer to q question III the House Of
Lords respecting the Kiap OF laDoreis IN TIE sOGl
! Seas Lord Caruarvon stated on March l. tHat snce
the annexation of the FIJI Islands this species NJ slave
trade had been almost entirely suppressed Rnglish
cruisers were constantly 6crt IN TIE o0Gih Pacific 10
| CHECK anuses in the ira spoIta;l0a 0i iabofcrs.
The Rev. A. G.. TrowbIidge, vino has re-
turned from united States TO Central Turkey writes
to he C0t7rt9atioiaiist account OF tile American
COLLEGE At Aintab The building ia on site Of rs
| acre., wEch was given by wealthy M0sieln. Besides
accommodating 100 baariers, IL has ample space nr l.
by and recitation rooms, There are Low ~ siuj-h's
Who pusi.c The studies do the lower cIssea III
| co!isSts al R0A.t.
! Daring the period of the English Common
wealfa the Jewish Rabhli England bound Themselves
nv heavy penalties moi 60 receive Christn converts 20
Judaism TINS rule hich was ADOPTED 10 check rerse
cution has Just abolished by tine Jewish ecclesas-
tral authorities in England, on account OF the mx'd
marriages which have Of late years been frequent Up
10 now o~,Ytcs have bceu oh-cdto 20 10 the cohthcht
| for admission INTO the Synagogue
| The Methodist Episcopal Church Extension
Board have received during the year @7s2i5 Oh general
account and S33436 loan fund account Aid has
been given by donations and 239 churches, sit
uated IN 80 States and Territories. The loan hlnd now
amounts TO more than $25oOO0 Ths is lent in small
sums to needy churches at per cent interest; the
money When repaid. is loaned 10 other CHURCHES No
loan can ran beyond five years In ne space OF II yeas
this board has received aud dsDursed sl012,S96 and
| has aided ,sS7 churches
signor Manoini, the Minister of Worship and
Justice in Itay has issued circular 10 the supcrntend
ente OF archives the kingdom asking them to furnish
for publication the documents under their charge Illus
trative OF conflicts between the Church and the
| State These viii be edited and published under the
direction Of the Government. Among the documents
called those relating TO contests Of the House OF
PAM w the resistance OF the Seapoans 10 the intro
| dueton OF the Inqaison DC.
The New England Christian Convention.
| which held in Mr.. Acodys Tabernacle, at Boston,