New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
RELIGIOUS fNTELLIG EFCE.

held OxfUrd on May 2-3 1877.
The new constitution ef New Hampshire for
bids sActarian appropriations Of public funds.
There are in Brooklyn 1904 members of
The Baptist churches During 1876 there were 773 bar
tiSins.
Bish0p Marvin of the Southern Methodist
Episcopal Church has reached Japan lis way around
the world.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
Melbourne, AuJsrsa, has erected building for its
Use at the cost 81 $4,000.
A bll providing for primary unsectarian
education has bnen laid before the legislative chaniers
Of the Kingdom of holland
The Rev. Samuel Colcord's Chjckcling Hall
been in progress Is SUNDAYS, and the en-
,erprsc successful. Tie have been large
and are still growing,
The State Of PENNSYLVANIA has granted
charter the IrcSby lcran Beard OF Relief for
Disabled Ministers" 1t is the purpose OF the board 10
create permanent f'nd."
There were not, this Christmas, as many
midnight services the iijuaisc churches Of London
formerly Nchcr The decorations as profusa AMI
costly in ally Of the churches ey have been Of late
years.
Among the articles OF the chartcI for self
government put forward by the Buigaas the follow
ing LiItice 1i):" Fail equality, without distinction of
nationality creed. and full liberty OF worship 10 ali
NgioUs cOnftS >iols."
The receipts Of the Presbyterian Board Of
Foreign Missions for the eight months of the financial
year 20 Jan. l, 1877, $lt6,99l As compared with
the period Of the preceding there is decrease
Of receipts amounting To S2OI9|.
At the recommendation of the Moody aud
sanfcy committee Of Boston, Thursday, Jan. II, WIS
observed in the churches of that city dag of prayer
fer the success Of the Tabernacle services MI Moody
opens the Tabernacle Tomorrow, Jan II
The Unitarian ministers are mlturine plan
for the holding of ministers institute meet bcn
nally, bat in the when the National Conference
does not meet. They will last each one week. aud VIII
he devoted TO lectures in special departments The first
Will bee held III September next.
The United Brethren report, for 1875, 4,078
churches increase or Gs li3,ssl members. an la
crease OF 1906 952 ministers, iIcrcaso OF 10.
During the year. $G89799 raised for all purposes
Of this sum s3o0 $50 for the support Of TIE minis
tors This Churc has IN official publishing house al
Dayton Ohio.
The Association Domncalc," Il new French
Roman Catholic Society for the promotion Of the better
Observance OF the sabbath, reported to make great
progress France patronage OF the Bishops
The motto of the Association is saying OF the present
Pope; "Fraice VIII only he saved by return TO The
sane ihcaiion oil tie SUNDAY"
The MOravian Year Book for 1877 reports
IS bishops different parts OF the world and 97,252
members or this .otal C74I3 are 10 be found ia :hc
missions. Tie territory occupied by the Brethren is
divided into three proyuccs-Gennan, British, and
American The German province contains 7.749 mem
DcIs, the British 5,G73 and the American 1873
The late Cardinal PatrizI, who died in Rome
Dee II, 1876 until the fall Of the p0nicl government
had entire cnarcc its administration o. justice both
secular and religious The ToDoio Romano says IN It's
obituary that Cardinai Palrzi of large chart
lies, and one who mad not an enemy. Cardinal La Val
letta succeeds ban IN the O!licc of Vicar-1eiicr'
The United Prcsbytcrians are taking great
care 10 preserve tho Centennial historical dscourses tie
yeed by The pastors last year Each diSsoIIse is the
record Of local church The time of its origin. The
histories OF all tie cOnSre cations in each ptcsbytery viii
ne honnd together, with history OF the pr1sbycry
Society.
Tie Richmond Christian Adr0catc states that
The Southern Methodist Episcopal Church in Virginia Ina.
as many white members the Baptist, Prcshy terrain,
and Episcopal Churches combined According To The
Riehnoad Dispach, the colored Baptists Of that city
number 10 900 ont of a total colorcd population Of
10000 One Of the cOiored Baptist congregations II the
largest III he city.
At q public meeting IN Chicago MIR. Moody
stated that the royalty Of Mr. p. p nlisS musical publ
caous amounted 30 about 100000 which has been
devoted to charitable purposes once asaed him" sand
Mr. Moody, 80 $1,000 for himself telling him
thought he needed il but ne wGnd rot takG az, iit TN
ednc4ilon O. Mr: Bss's two children.
Among the deaths recently announced Ia that
Of the Rev. W. l.. BIe-kinridge d. d. OF the PcSbyt-
rian Church Missouri, brother OF rr Robert and DE-
John Breckenridge The three brothers were all eminent
ministers, and nnces Of Vice-P:rs'deHt B:cGkin
ridge robert BrccknrGge VIII be rclne12etd for ms
courageous support OF The Union cause ia Kentucky al
the tiae Of tic breaking oui OF The ciY'' war
By an order la council the Anglican bishopric
OF Truro declared to be founded on Dec 49, 1876
Tie nominee for the position OF bishop is the rev L. W
Benson. ID. D. ChAuc, i0r OF Lincoln Cathedral. Dr.
Benson bonn i'll 1880. is graduate Of Trinity Col
lego, Cambridge, aud has been ID orders since lHJb
T.c net incuin, Of the - 12,jOO - year. tdu
tilm0us have been guaranteed when w raise the III
witiG Eve years to 5000
4 Wesleyan missionary has returned safely
from twenty months exploration OF New Britain anu
New-ircland Islands or the Australian group, 10 the
cast OF New-(iuirca Nev-Irclaud crossed for the
Gs. time by a white man. No opposition was offered TO
the explorers but plenty OF proofs OF cannjsm were
i0und. "Onc OF me party, III gong MO = hOh,e 10
II GIT ns pipe, saw woman f0as:iuS ing tiKH asa 'S
OF ID no was killed the day Actho'
According to the O6ioidl Gazette OF Italy, 3ld
lots of cLarcu lnuds soid by the STATE Tor 9"S1l5
lire (or frauc) in November, 1876. in the period nom
20 1867 to te end OF 1876 ll4C3J lois were sold
Tor JOJ 1913, 617 lire. The Parliament OF he knS'0m
has stricken % the BUdIct OF Public worship tC M
uona approx rlatlos l0r me mhn.'hahtc % We pIoo
Milan and 81. AnDrOrs and -. MARKS chlrchc, III
Venice thereafter the expense OF IntCnInct ~iii IAN
OIL the tw0 cities.
The present pTOprietors of The Plot an
that they VIII shortly dividend OF 10 rc:
cent Oh the amount lost 10 the dep0sOrs in the bank
winch Mr. Doraloc, it's late editor conducted. At the
time OF Mr. DoIahocs failure the loss To the dcpo Or
WHO were mostly WoiLlHB utoiit, Wds GIiNoO, INC
UaYment reIurAs 10 them ALL % cent Ui
then deposits. II IAe newspaper continues 10 ~ sue
ccSsful, It's owners Will pay, Voluntarily tie entire
debt dncss " ilc bank.
at the international Jewish Conference"
held IN Paris Dec H. upward OF % delegate III
attendance, representing Austria, Belgium, England,
Germany France, i,ay, and America. NJ. 'remieuX
was elected President; among the YicePresdents
Mr. WIN. secman Of Ncw-YOrk. memorial TO tue Con
ference sitting ContlntnoPie in relation to the disa
bilics imposed upon the Jewish people IN the Last was