New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The sixth annual meeting of the Presbyte-
ran womans Board Of Foreign Missions for the MOTH
West was held in Chicago April 1928.
1t is stated that the Rev. DIR. McGlynn, pas
OF 81. Stephens Church in this city, Will represent
Cardinal McCoskey at the Papai Jubilee.
Pastor Hedstrom, for many years the dlrec-
Of tie meetings for sailors aud foreigners on inc
Methodist Bethel Ship ON the North River, said to be
dying IN this city.
The Rev. Dr. letters of Cleveland has nc-
ceped the appointment to proicssorshp in the West
Theological seminary Presbyteran) in the place Oh
the late Rev. DR.. Jacobus
In answer to requests for instruction from
the Roman Catholic bishops living the scat OF the
present European war the Vatican has replied that 10
has instructions 20 send the bishops must act @ccoru
I ing 10 their own Judgment
The State Secretary of the Illinois Young
Mons Christian Association Mr.. Charles Norton for
merry Of the Plymouth Bethel Brooklyn will spend all
OF this month and part % the Summer and Fail IN Visit
ing the Associations OF the STATE.
The BAPTIST Theological Seminary at Roches-
ter " Y, this year TO meet expenses The de-
fcency il reported TO be between $1,000 and $4,000
An effort making % before the an
uual meeting Of the Board Of Managers May H.
The Rev. DIR. Conroy, Bishop of Ardagh,
who has been appointed by The Pope Apostolic Lcsae -
British America, left Ireland May ON the steamer
Marathon for Eoslop. From Boston he VIII proceed I'M
modarcy to Halifax, where he Will be the guest Of the
Archbishop.
1t is customary in connection with the ami
verary Of the Garrett Biblical Institute lethodst EpS-
copaD at Chicago. TO hold Pastors Theological Union
The anniversary begins this year May 49, the Theology
cal Union will be held May 1917 Eighteen papers are
announced 10 be read by AZ many ministers.
The Roman Catholic Cathedral, Hartford,
was dedicated last SUNDAY In the presence Of l5O0o per
sons Five bishops were IN attendance. The Rev.
Bishop Loughln Of Brooklyn preached the sermon.
number OF distinguished civilians sat ON the platform
with the bishops. large number Of Catholic societies
took part I'm the procession and other proceedings
A bill il now before the British House OF
Commons which practically aholishes the eoHge "e'"
Il aims 10 empower Crown appoint bishops TO va
cant secs without any 10 the deans and chap
t,rs of cathrdra's As This reference is 4 more
appointment. 1t wil merely abolish % legal hcuon.
Mr.. Murphy's meetings in Philadelphia have
for several week, been held III Concert Ia, one Of The
mort spacious rooms in the city The sigicfs oil the
total abstncuce pledge said to number GOOOO
IA Chester 1000, n Media 600, ma Wilmington Dell
nearly 900 Tile influence OF this temperance move
rient ir extending throughout Eastern Pennsylvania
At the late meeting of the Board Of Directors
OF Princeton Theological Seminary, they recommended
the appointment Of the Rev A. 4. HODGE, d. d. 10 the
associate Of his father the Rev Dr. Charles Hodge, VINO
ma. been identified with the seminary FOR % ycars The
directors and alumni OF Allegheny seminary, where Dr.
4. A. Hodge nov IL, object IN 80 earnestly % hs to
moyaL
land Bible society was held Baltimore April 26. The
receipts the year reported as Slojlj, decrease
last year, and the expenditure about fhc same
The crluurteurs the society visited 1880 families
and 2jl vessrls 2dl2 bibles and 1esamcnts were dis
tr5JjDI among the families, aud 4o- vessels were sup
Piled.
Mr. Noody's meetings in the Boston Taber-
nacc which closed Sunday last, continued 10 weeks
and one day That Rod he preached 100 times and
3fr sluEey sang 300 times. "TLc atteaianre,' says
The Boy'JH Tr0-eii0', "was always sopi when TIE
weather fuo and az very large PROPORTION OF me
noctinrs not ala de,rcd could obtain admission INTO
ire bWll Ig'
The Presbyterian Mission Boards will make
satisfactory showing for r past year Tir receipts ~
the Foreign Board upt, May were StGj,0oo, and the
expenditures si-oO3o. Ttis expected that She remain
no.; $4,000 required to balance accounts viii be OBJ
tanned The home Mission Board has secured the
r21 needed month in order to close The hlan
ciJI year satisfactorily.
The East Hanover Prcsbytcrv, Virginia, have
dposed from Dee ministry and suspended from the COM
muuion of the Church the Rev. +. r. Baird, D. d. the
-ccr tary Of the Southern General A-sCmlirs Commit
Zee ~ Publication The charges We're tuc appropriation
to mis- own of fInis 5coH ug 90 Tie committee, and
tc se Of the name ami credit OF the committee % raise
funds for dis prgaie use. Whom the No.r "Mrn VS.
by De members ~ ID, Pr.rbftery for d. B,ri.
The statistics OF the Prcsbytey Of New
York Just completed show total of lGO33 members IN
connection vita tnc General Assembly Tiis IL falling
OBJ ~ 3 as compared with last year. The decrease is
a,tubued to removals. as 1913 rcsoH, added to
tine churches on examination. and 6jl by certinata.
r7 ,.,ss NJ an. c,r,rc,at,us f,r ministerial sun
mort cc ,.ro g3l3g2s The bclcgoi NJ, contribution,
were: To The Home Mission Board, sGi.JJJ; to tuo
Foreign Board F>''ot' "ilh large SUMS ID o'1'r
ciirc-cs.
The seventh annual meeting of the WOmcns
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