The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-03

them alone, although their honeymoo has not yet
begun TO waue. In The Lower House OF convocation
the other day PrcDcndary Ainse presented petition
signed by tho Rev. Charles Clutch, incumbent OF ST.
Cyprian's, Mary!ebone, setting forth that the mar
rags OF the Earl o. Rosebery with Miss de- Rothschiid
according the rites OF the Church OF England was
proclamation OF holy things, nasmuch Miss do
Rolhsch:id was a Jewess and an unbeliever. aud
praying the House 10 take the matter into grave
'V wna: With risuasm And ash Low and Broad
churches ono would have thought that the spiritual
necessities OF this God tearing people were met all
round; but Il seems that W are to have Now Cath
Ollie Church. 'o which The services 30 harmon
Thls rssah 10 be obtained by making the services
consist OF adoration praise and thanksgiving TO the
exclusion OF Dogma"
MAcKoSocnIE's MINISTRY.
few days ago Lord Penzance the Judge Of the Ec-
clesiastical Court and Dean Of the Arches, made a
statement In Court that he would CONSIDER what
steps should be taken against Mr. Mackouoche,
rector Of the RtuaIistic Church OF St.
Adams, Holborn, VINO haa tho proceedings
OF the Court at open defiance Ever since the
issue OF tho monitor to This stubborn priest in
March last, and to an Increased extent since tho
statement OF the Judge, the congregation oil ST. Adams
have naturally been very ANXIOUS to near some dec.
laration from the pulpit In roerence to tho lhrcaisncd
"persccuton.p Last sunday, although the expected
reference was not made or at least, but vaguely
suggested, there was an unlocked Tor surprise for
the worshippers IN the presence during the service
OF Dean Stanley. who entered tho church Just
slow massn was being commenced. ana took his
seat right opposite the painting OF the Madonna ana
child, the candles and flower vases, which have
created much stir, ana undor the cructhx which
condemned by the Arcndeacon OF London. Dean
Stanley closely followed the service and busy CON-
pared II with the Book OF Common Prayer which no
held Tho service OF mass was OF the usual ritual
istic kind. Mr. Hogg, the ceebrant was clothed in
white vestnents VIII lcn incl uded the alb the chasu-
Die stole, maniple and loretta In the OF the
back OF the chasubie was beautifully worked In silk
representation Of tho Crucidxlon. Two lighted and
ten unlghtod candles were the altar, tho back Of
which completely covered with vases OF very
os.uu nowsrs ana qo ~ IRON. o. winch there nuSg
SERVICE mad the Latin instead OF the English
language been used IN ITS celebration,
mass OF tho Catholic Church Even at the
elevation Of the Aacramenta elements the congrega-
ton were reminded OF the solemn moment 6y the
to.llng OF the great bell OF the church Previous
preaching the Rev. A. II. Stanton asked the prayers
OF the faithful Tor the rcpose Of departed soul, and
When the Dean Of Westminster has presented his
report, doubt be will do, TO the Dean of Arches
something awful must happen to MIR. Mackonocnie.
SCIENCE GOSSIP
The papers say that French inventor, n. Bregnct,
has recently completed socalled mercury telephone.
which Is quito variation on the systems already in
use II Is composed OF two instr uments for trans
mission and reception connected by means OF wires
Each oil these consists oil glass vessel containing
acdulated water mercury, into which is Inserted
capillary tube iiiled with mercury. One wiro con-
the mercury IN the tubes and the other that
the.vesses When persons speaks before tho trans
mittcr the Vibrations 0f the unicated
tho mercury, variations In the electro
tive force which transmitted TO the receiver and
give vibrations oil the apprecable ny
the eur. later slmpli1caton OF tho apparatus con-
ssts using tube with siternate drops Of mercury
ana acdulated water forming thus series Of electro
capillary elements.
THE EARTH LIvEY
Another interesting piece OF scientific news Is that
a brochure consisting Of series OF neatly fringed
cards. with letter press side and Pho pnic
illustrations The other, IS being circulated II
scientific CIRCLES by the Rev. Perciyal j. Brine, one OF
the senior fellows OF Kings College, Cambridge. he
OBJECT OF the author appears be show
tho eart aud in fact entire universe obeys the
and possesses the functions OF organic iiie and
IN working out this bold hypothesis Mr.. Brine dos
cribes the movements OF tho earth Of lie to be
tour IN number vz-spral rotation, circulation, cx-
paus on and contraction. He also calls question
the mathematical deductions founded upon the sup
posed abso Identity between the angles OF
relexon, especially with their bearing upon the
observations OF the OF Venus position
and distance OF the