New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
GENERAL NOTES.

~ C,rrcn are Jealous of the financial reputation
f,he n,ce of worship which was so widely known dur
a. president Grants administration. One worthy gen
.imoo metropolitan" complains with unnecessary
houo,ce of certain "fabricationS" which have APP
noared in TIE TRIBUNE respecting the pecuniary en-
barassments the church His main point seems to he
This; Dr. Newman did not receive Onehaf of the pro
eeds OF the lectures which he delivered for the church.
and thus draw salary ranging from $1,000 to $1,000
ayear; he only got his actual travelling expenses, and
banded the balance to The ropr authorities to DC Hgu
the indebtedness OF the chufch has Dcth cut uO"h from
$4,000 to $4,000
The centennial anniversary of NoltaiIes
death is 10 be celebrated Paris today, notWlth'
standing the remonstrauces OF the religious papers
Monseignt ur DupanOup has issued a pamphlet III
which he denounces the programme of the Centenary
Committee act OF war and an insult TO the rciiE
ious faith Of France, which Catholics are bound TO re-
sent lie maintains that Voare was the very opposite
OF democrat; that he toadicd mobiles. princes, kings
aud kings misresses; and that he poured uGmeaNufcd
scorp on the working class declaring them unworthy oil
education, requiring like cattle goad and yoke
Were living writer. urges MoDscisueur Dupanloup to
express such sentiments, he would be sgnaZed ~ ne
deserved; and the contemplated festival in honor OF
this scorucr and nsulter OF the people outrageous
offence to the people. While the Centenary Committee
propose issue popular selection from NoltaiIcS
writings believing that "when there is Noltarc' IN
every house, the churches Will be emptied their oppo
nents have published collection OF passages from las
correspondence with Frederick The Great in which he
ridcules and denounces his fcI0W-countrJ men The
Deetst remarks that Noltares statue erected IN TO
brought France lluck, the hideous countenancc sml
ing at all DISASTERS" and wonders what Calamity
this festival Will bring IL lis tram proposes tla ''
yellow and red banner Of Joan OF Arc SaHu@ DE-
there are cuzcns who dcest Voiiar and love Frame.
The Rev. ". II. II. Murray undertook, in
his sermon last Sunday. in Music Hall, Boston. to Ian
before his congregation his plan Of the NewInsia"i
Church OF the future THIS church would belong he
said. the Christian denominations " In the Highlands
of faith sald he there can ana Christ Is
the head Of it, and all can,men are called 10y His
name IL my ministerial capacity am a CHRISTIAN. II
ConCrega,ionalist means that, then an Congfcs3-
tonalist II Methodist means that. then am Method
list IF Baptist then am Baptist If Unitarian II L--
copalian, if Universast. il spntualist, If Sweden
borgian II Presbyterian, If EEa'Ist-i these al mean
Christian then a minister, all these" He con
tended that greater reformation was ne del than ia
Protestant church architecture. "Maay Of car haiit-
mgs said he. utterly UNIT Tor services Of worship
II add shat the veutiiutioa IN al Is ahomHahl" ;hc
cheerful and healthy light Of the day excluded ir'n
most the acoustic properties such should cohsin the
building The chaotic period, and tie passages 81 ELL
trance and planned in the interest of CONFEDERATION
aud death YOU have summed up ma few sentences abe
chief characteristics OF our church cj fees ia,
"church of the Uturc is To- have scaling ca"oriy of
nsmentati0u beyond what the majesty o. MS ~. ng
mpart Pie interior will De IN harmony with ac,a,'"
principles and he perieciy a9a4eH 'l At pun ',.' g."
sion a. is consistent with the iOrMcr condition.. Ie
Sicw OF TIE platform winch VIII De capable Of sclurg
1000 The organ VIII DC Tie Dcs that can DE
made.
A very significant meeting Of clergy and
aitv Of the Anglican Church Was hed IL oxford on h!
10 for the purpose Of securing the cooperation ol
Roman Catholic prcltes ana priests in piomoiM- i4c
unity Of CAIi,tcIdom. The Bsh'po 81 Bombay !i,.I'
and tlcr, were ON the platform several R"man Catholic
priests The chairman SAID, that when they spoke o. me
reunion Of Cli,cudom thcy clearly implied tA' th'."
were al least TWO bodc, 10 Dee reunited, and that Tie Is"
bodies were in far coordinate thai Choir union da
not mean simply the ah,or Jon N one cf il"1 oI al ''e
rest Tie Rev. II. r. Bs,..ey moved IL" h.-t -..n
ton: That The advance pi the nHec movement
tbror out Europe and TIE actual OF threatened o'-
luton of e.. @ relations Of Culci AM Sat. COZ. Hr
fresh cal. al sincere believers 10 pay ana LABOR
earucst Tor the reunion OF Christmas 81 "nr laih 'ud
one told" Canon K way socuId,d the ut.Qn, and
said thai there hat been during tie a-t thirty year
revival throughout whole q; LuIopc 81 .ncIc'-'d
spiritual ic ana ygor, and lad Lesu oIAd tu" tcic
was moi 80 great vital differ hctwCcn tc ton ID
the ciuIche, once suppo- d. me resolution Was
carried Nh NDyiu> moved, "l HAT the &C sion "i
Pope Leo XIII. and The reaw-hcuns lie oi E"i'In
Christianity afforded at the present moment ~, Ial
ground for renewed energy ana Eope' 1ic EeN. "'"i
Nugce 4id he was con'in. i.,dli nI,iN"- am
from Anglican Gomnunion ana ai-cH-, " to,'l"'Gi
basis OF reunion The Rev ii. ~ oXeH4am If,,,'.
q mat the ultimate aim a-d solution OF Ia. Ohoit
movement Of 1913 must b. sought IN me idralo o.
L. union ,tcudOlL' ana .Id looked
with nopc tue new Pope to help to brms aoon' the
union winch they sought
PENNSYLVANIA is soon TO have two Ccntcn-
nia pcncg at which patriotic oratory VIII DE or tap
First al Valley Forge, June -, when the rctatof
the British forces from the state AMI the breaking up OF
Washing On's Winter encampment VIII Doe comnicno-
rated The headquarters house U7J9 near the railway
station is twC-story stone JuiHg compact wen pre-
served and fronted with pleasant yard. The Lexington
canvas tent un Ter which 10000 people be seated
is TO De pitched within stones '@ow Of Old Fort liant
ingdon Il acknowledged red'ubt with a transverse
eIubauImeut and two triangular beds. In the centre il
the great oak under which Washington stoo1 WIN hIs
field glass and laughed when Lafayette slipped through
the CLUTCHES Of the Tod-oOais al MatsoEs Ford Here
Henry ATnItt Brown is to deliver the ofauou Inc
second Centennial demonstration IL 20 be made ~ Tie
Vale OF wyoming on the 81 and 4h Of July. The oi
cal programme announces, with lurd rhetoric that the
lis,orv of The Valley VIII nty and beautifully Illus
trated Ia amOying pageant, tlpging the several in
porant cpocs cOmnenc NJ with the aboriginal period
when The Lem LcnaIcs held possession OF wyoming by
native descendants OF that tribe. The Intr0duconO OF
Christianity by ZnzendOri Will b. p0rtTaycl by the ms
tOrical tent OF skins within which will be seen the Mo
Yayan pioneer and the legendary serpent, followed D
groups representing the struggle known a. the Pchh-
mite War. In the Revolutionary period VIII be gwen
the battle dnd massacre which wi receive an added
emphasis from the presence % the whOe or portion
OF the descendants OF the SIX Nations, who come from
their reservation in New-YoIk participate III the
sham battle Illustrative Of the fierce struggle In WHO"
their fathers worked their cruel will hundred years
The first agricultural epoch will be followed by
taleau eInbenatc OF the War Of 1872 and TINS by
one eminenty appropriate TO the discovery an" use u
anthracite coal ia winch will be seen the nrst gTa'c ever
used IN the Valley filed with burning coal before "hch
The owner Judge Fell shall be pcrsuading lis com
bUstiOn with a pair OF bellows. The era Of the post
rider and the Old-fasbiOned stage coach VIII form
bsnE d his Coach beipg The last to transfer passcn
n QONnp