New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05

caso last Sunday, in halfhour raised $4,000 WORK
was resumed in the evening Of the same day and con,
secured
The Italian Bible and Bible-schOol Mission
s non and has for it's object the combination
OF all Protestant denominations the reading and ex-
plsnation OF the Bible in Rome with 10000 na
pupils In the Sunday schools.
A successor to David Lazarfei appeared IN
the person OF Salvatore Brsssesco who orsook hs
trade carpenter and took preaching about the eo
try But he was soon arrested by Italian gendaimes
and having been brought before the local tribunal, %s
sentenced TO fortyive days imprisonment as rogue
and vagabond.
The cost of the twelve new bells which have
been placed In the northwestern tower OF 81 Pauis
Cathedral, London, together with the Work OF mount.
lug them, has been about 100000 The largest oei
weighs 500 pounds and the smallest 300 WINE tue
weigh, OF all is nearly 10000 pounds. No IL, the
largest was given bv the corporation. London mas
waited more than two hundred years to near ch,e OF
bells from IT'S Cathedral belfry' ..
The TeloOgoOs in British India are coming
over to Christianity in Penteeosta fashion The
Rev Mr. Clouph writes that In a certain district lie
baptsed 1892 persona making the total conversions
between June 10 and July 81 about seven weeks)'
5000 Before January l. 1870. he is confident tha' the
number can he increased by 5000 more At one town
he was " literally crowded upon ny tne peope WIN
pressing into the Kingdom OF GOd''
1t is centuries that the Russian Church has
been striving convert from MahOmetansm the Tar
tars In Europe but with total result OF loss rather
than Of gain In spite OF this the Car has resolved 10
throw open Central Asia to missionary enterprise, ana
The London Globe says are being made Tor
the establishment regular crusade in every part OF
Turkesian." Heretofore tue Governng-Generai Nae
strenuosy opposed missionary work Ill these PROVINCES
1t is said that many Bishops OF the Anglican
succession we're not invited TO the Lambeth Conference
and that others declined to attend IT, The letter ona
the Is regarded by such people as
partisan. Bishop Afford, late OF the diocese OF
Victoria, who not in attendance, has pub
lshod a memorial sharply criticisng the Letter In
which he concludes that the conference was :" grand
mistake, calculated TO inat the best OF men with ideas
and huItfu and winch likely to divide rather than
unite the Church Of Christ"
Mrs. Girling and Ier company OF so-ealled
Shakers in England have fOnnd shelter at last. Tney
will encamp the KluGsbury race-cOurse. aud the
grand stand has fitted up sort OF temporary
alb ding place. where the little flock will soon be al
home. writer In The WOrd QondoDl. who visited
them recently, says " found them the other day III
their NcwForest refuge quite vulgar aud even inore
absurd than l expected. number OF girls, c0arse %
feature and OF hand arrayed in white dresses ana
spending their time principally in doing each others
hair are invariably spoken of by Mrs. GirDg a. the
young ladies' That elderly prophecies herself Is urrt-
fined III and speech. and wears under her straw
hat, long screws Cf Tray ham,