New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
RELIGIOUS IYTELLIGENCE.

The Baptist Publication Board at Philadel-
pha have determined TO the publication OF The
Baptist Quarterly 500 subscribers can be obtained
The religious services held in the Sale
Evangeque the hall erected by the Evangelical ALL
ance opposite the principal entrance 60 the Paris Ezh
bitiOn, have been very successful
The letter of the Rev. Leonard w. Bacon,
declining the can to the Third PRESBYTERIAN Church Of
Pitsburg is published He gives his reason for the
deemation the want Of unsnmity in the congregation
with regard 10 the choice OF MIN as pastor.
The Rev. DIR. j, b. Pinney, formerly Gov
ernOr OF LIBERIA and now visiting that colony, reports
that no preparation had made in Monroyia for the
Messengers who sailed from Charleston on the ship
AIor lie describes the Liberia College as very feeble
II has been proposed 20 move h 70 point heen niles
The Boston WdtckmaR states that efforts
have been made By the Baptss Of the United States TO
inducethe Rev Mr. Maclain Of Manchester to come to
this country. Among the Baptist ministers here, who
were born in England, are Or. sharp Of Boston; DR.
DOwlng, lately deceased Dr. AmtaBo, OF THIS city ana
DR.. Pattison. Of New-Hayen.
The following is a calendar of the principal
sunday-sehoo camp meetings for this and the next
month. The meeting at Round Lake is now going on
and VIII continue 70 July %; that at LOyelaHd, Ohio
began on July Is. and will close July 81 The Sunday
school Congress st Denyille Eew-Jersey holds from
July 243l the Cbautauqua meeting from August B.
%; the Parliament at thousand Islands Park st. Law
renee River August 1922 Assembly OF the Northwest
The recent unusual outbreak at Marseilles
between the Catholic and non-Catholic citizens which
ended in the arrest OF 120 persons, is ex-
planned IN this way; The Mayor forbade the
usual Corpus Christi procession, although no dis
tmbanee has ever been caused by t. Consequently,
upon the Festival Of the Sacred Heart, large
number of Catholics who deeply resented the Mayors
jntcrcrenee decorated the public statue OF Bishop Be-
ounce with wreeths crowd collected, seufhe began
continued for day before order was restored.
The PrOtesants OF Marseies desire 70 have the law
concerning professions 80 changed as to allow or TO for
bid ALL
The letter of tho Emperor of Germany of
March "a to the Pope and the letter Of the Grown
Prince Of Germany OF June 10 to Leo KILL have been
published The E0perOrs letter reply 70 the Popes
announcement Of bis election In II the Emperor says
rejoice 70 gather from the friendly sentiments
pressed by your Holiness that you viii the mghty
influence all the servants Of your churches cOns-
tuOnally belonging you induce those among them
who have been remlss in this dury, to initiate the
examples Of their congregations and observe the
laws Of the land" In reply 70 this says
TAs London Hnss, Leo Kill addressed second letter
to the Emperor April ~. IN which he expressed the
hope good understanding between the two Govern
ments might be resstabhshed by change In the laws
Of Prussia The OF the Grown Prince acting for
che Emperor and dated June TO- s In these WORLDS "Eo
Prussan sovereign will De able 70 comply with the de-
msnd put forward your letter that the char
GER and laws Of Prussia be modified u accordance vita
the exigeacss Of the statutes Of your church The de
1sndcnce OF the kingdom would be impaired by
making lie legislation dependent upon the
consent Of foreign power TO preserve this indepeDd
anoe "a e1ty owe 10 my ancestOra and my country;
mi though cannot hope reconcile opposite pfnc
Dlss whose antsgonism has besn more severely felt In