New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

1t is thought that several families from Fall
River will 20 TO Bansas ive and Catholic news
papers In this promise that Catholic colony vi"
! bc established IN that State.
There are twenty Christian chapels In An
tananaivo a city OF 100 600 population IN CentTa Msa
cascar The observance the Sabbath day vigorously
kept there. No OF any kind is permitted ana inc
shops are all closed.
Innspruck in the TyrOl, city wcll-remem-
bered by the tourist who TO led into II on Tram
over from Verona has just witnessed
laying the conertone Of Protestant chnrh Tue
founded in that stronghold OF Cathohcl7u
For many years the Baptists were the only
| Protestant denomination in Burmah. Recently theJ
we're Joined by Methodist missionaries and ut Rangoon'
in two weeks. church of fifty members and probation
ers organized, and ground was seeuIcd TOT d
| church ediice.
A joint-stock company has beer formed in
England with proposed capital OF S5,O0oOOO IN shares
or 10 for the avowed object OF diminishing ntemper-
ance. II intended that temperance hotels shall be
opened all parts OF the Kingdom. In the prospectus
the name OF the Archbishop OF Canterbury heads inc
list
Mrs. Stowe has written to n Chicago min
ister about to begin a series OF dramatic repre-
sensations of Uncle Toms Cabin" exclusively In nails
and churches. theatre that she Il In SYM
patty with his pan Judging that II the play Is per
formed In rooms consecrated 10 religious thong ~, ne
will avoid all accessories that would be unuerIhple.
David Macrac, who was recently deposed by
the United Presbyterian Church In Scotland mas Deeh
preaching congregations IN TWO Established
churches Dundee, where nc has denounced In VSo-
ous language the narrow theology Of Scotland by which
! he nas suffered lie already has Lad two calls to
United PresDyteria churches. one Of tuom from his
old congregation at GourocE, where he has preached
IN detnce Of MS ecciosaslcal cure lore ne otei -
rom tne church IN Dundee oil "hoh the ia'e te VII
/ nau pastor
During the past two years the Euclid Ave-
nue. Baptist CDurch Cleveland. under the pastoral
charge of the Rev George T. Downing has received las
new members. 40 present has membership OF 400
The amount OF money raised has been $72629 40 Of
which sum sl2576 has gone tor the payment OF cur
rent expense aud S2l $50 10 make the church FREQ Of
dent leaving tc amount oil benevolent Contributions
tne sum Of S3o.423 10
"Tho poor fellow forgot that God WAS
present aud that lie was greater ihsn the minister" 10
! the comment OF the Editor Of The Baptist Weekly
apropos Of his personal experience in recent call on
the mayor a city who given to profanity
awhile we waited for an interview" says the editor
he Was very profane. but when wo vera introduced
speech Was very geutleuanly, although heard side
remark made TO Of his clerks interarded with an
oath, why did you not tell ms that this man was
miuisierr"
Canon FaITar in his new I" Life OF St. Paul'
remarks 1t the career and character OF Pau
which makes clear and understandable how IL was that
Christianity made To dawn upon the darkness OF
jew and GENTLE alike, and how that Christianity was
i lOuHed from the CCIemcnls Oh JuIiirh ihSPiO"
the Pagan world win y aud hope" Paul. TO Canon
FarIars mind energetic Peter and IA contcn-
platIye John greater preacher than Chrysostom
greater missionary than Xayier greater re Ormer Than
Luther, aud greater thenogau than Thomas Aqunas
A KroOman III KrOOtown, Liberia, had
Christian burial last monh-pIobi the frs burial OF
tue Kind ever held The services took place IN the yard
OF n, house, and when the oola was - mp to be car
cemetery. am.ns other odd things That The
natives did was u f mp ali the dead mans children il
.fU them NM he g.kt al
the house, when poured from basin on the
roof aud allowed to run down into tho chhdrens
mouths. Wnen asked what this mystetious proceeding
w %r'' '''''1-" ''''''
Count Carlo Pecci, the Pope's brother, who
recently died, studious man. learned IN many
branches science. and Councillor al Vellcri I'M
der the PontGcal covenont lie bad gained tine rcpua-
ton Of wise aud honest magistrate lie was seventeen
year, the Popcs Although II tate he had been
very iniirm. Il he present IN the Vatican when
Cardinal Newman received the hcreita. The funeral
WIS celebrated Count Prccs pafochial church. aud.
after tho manner al funer is of Roman PIuccs the
| remains we're mi humbIv upln bier the ground.
with Two lighted cand the mead aud The other
AT the The bier. rue al tue per-
formed uur the directions OF the mls'cr Of the Cap
pcl Giu.a 40 tho Vatican, ana he en1T was composed
In para OF Singers from -. Peters. dats after Tho
funeral rrau were SUNG ~ honCr or the dead
! Count 10 p r. % # 10 -. J'tH Llftrtu.
THE CoaGrcg0iiOHGIist makes public the state
mcut tlat ia, rc-u,lr receipts the American Board
for the year Just closed have fallen far short Of the
amount expended II his amount had been Kept within
The limits Of reduced apr Ipriation- ana not
arerl view Of the Otis legacy. there must have been
received ~ August, it thinks. about 100000 in order
pay all the expenses for year bur instead If this
the actuI receipts for August only $50 GOO loav
| ng deficiency Of SO 600. "And wien 1t : rcmem-
bercd" The C0ngrg0i0nGisi goes TO say. that the
tiOs were considerably increased in view Of
this legacy csprc. llv OF the educational ins
tuors II the Board aud order relieve OF the
one That been To take only
$4,000. hut doubr that amount. from tue Ots fund,
close the books of the Board september l. clear
| from. dent"
During DR.. William VI. Taylor's recent visit
in Scotland he met a. gentle rom Kirkaidy who in
his youth pupil al thar place oi Mr. Thomas Car
LYLE then fresh from his studies at in
burgl Wien Carlyle goes int, his native county
has long been ms custom frequently to do he is WI.
come vIsi,or at the home OF Tins old pupil On
occasion when making visit D.. Taylor relates that
! his host late Al nigtj said Now, NJ Carlyle.
going to have FAM worship" thinking might wish
to retire before II began But CARLYLE AZ
piled: " W ~, brng the Book and III read FOR you"
III B,nc AIM ana he began tO al at the
! brenning ot tIc Book of jon. For time IL was de
ihif 10 listen 10 hn, as Dee went on through cha ter
alter chapter, and hls quiet bu quaint parcntnruc re
/ marks sometimes exceedingly goo But u
beam evident t1a hr uad no puiou of stopping, amt
had brcom, entirely Ob Vuus 30 the occasion, 80 that
H. danger OF rcafN through the WhUlc BuDA OF
Job 81 lat his niece. b. whom he Omrgnind,
recalled nj io himself. saying: HE sesvapts be
weary and will wish ~ 10 sleep Nu"icupOn le
closed the Box with sharp, snort cla-p-ikr sound.
ana Dctuok himself to the next room ana 90 las pipe