New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

RELIGIOUS IN1ELLIGENCE.
An English clergyman in the Reformed Epis-
copal Church recently addressed letter TO bishop OF
the Church OF England saying: ." wish to XII W
whether may oicate in any of the churches OF your
lordshp or any other diocese" and the following reply
was sent to him: GAS q clergyman Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church you not entitled to OfcIae in any
church OF dioceses and If you do the law has pro
vlded that le2al proceedings be taken against YOU
for penalties prescribed in the act of Paramen'
What is known as "Telrs Chapel" on the
Bay of Ur III Switzerland not to be DESTROYED re-
ported after all It's to be restored thoroughly
restored that feared there Will be te Of the org
nal structure remaining The Old chapel never prop
ery Isolated from the rock and hillside behind H. so that
a complete bling away of the walls has taken place
There has been much discussion what To do " i'm IT,
there being strong sentiment in favor Of pulling 1t
down and rebuilding il. contract accordingly las
made for rebuilding the chapel III It's present style
and for the formation Of a small before IT, The
present historical pictures OIL tie walls are mewatcr
colors, in good scrawled over ana ndis,incl
An art union will charge of the decorations,
ing in resco walls with pictures TO illustrate the
story Of Tell and other events Of that time IN Swiss
history. The expenses OF the work estimated
at between $1,000 and $4,000. When the report
reached London that the chapel was really to be de-
strOvcd, follows that The Telegram exclaimed
against II: Demollsh Tells Chapel Why. there Is
sacTieEe IN the very thought. A. well might the Ro-
mans suggest the removal OF the Pantheon To make
way for central sailway st3ton the Berners set
about melting the statnc OF fleuetH tht GIeat i0r Ine
metal 10 make fresh Krupp guns wltha the seVllan0s
to convert the Ahambra into cigar manuiact9Ty, or
the Coumbans to run Washlngton's house at Mount
Vernon u hotel"
There have been many signs in Rome since
the death OF Plus TX that the social barriers between
the Papal and Liberal parties are giving way. More
over during the last years OF the reign of us
TX cotillons had become almost unknown, The opera
aud the ballet rarely witnessed ana masked OF
fancy ball IN the Carnival never seen While the
first wear of Leo Kills pontitcatc has Witnessed
turn Of those festivities. Manchester EI0niner CORE
spOnd,nt says the nature Of Leo KILLS replies
to clerical ladies who asked how they shoald
conduct themselves during the Carnival has been ::
CO. my dears, and enjoy yourselves In All innocent
dance; only don't keep up too late your papas and
mammas when they want to get home AGAIN" This adj
vice has been dutifully and rcverentaly followed;
much 80, that eve now have had the female paItsdns
Of Papa mfahbIlity dancing III the B"rghcse Palace,
In the Salvati Palace, III the Aferi Palace In the
LOTcnZana Palace, ana at the Embassies accredited 10
the Holy See, those Of Brazil, Portugal and Uruguay
But not only" adds correspondent, fair
Papaliuc dance under their roofs and in their own
circle, but they mmgle freely the great entertain
mcnts given by the Lineral mobiles" And. speaking OF
the ola days, he saws he firmly believes the Cardinals
d,lkcd their hearts the state of social gloom
prevailed quite as much ~ the pretty danes and
dams,l, who the more Immediate victims Card.
nal AutOnclh and Cardinal Franch enjoyed IMMENSELY
the grand receptions always presided over by the
highest ladies' Roman society on the occasion then
receiving their red hats. Al "A concert evening re-
cepdon they were always the stateilest and most
hOnOrod figures"
Items from far and near: 1t was reported
on good authority that Leo XIII. had Issued decree
disapproving OF the deyotions paid to Our Lady Of
Sa,ette. A Rome correspondent Of The Lond0n Globe
says this correct. The Holy he says neither
asserts denies the reality OF the appartion. which
all Catholics at liberty to believe not just they
feel inclined 1t appears That certain Of the present
ornaments OF the TO be removed but the
question concerning the yeracty OF Sister Meania
left Just where It was......The entire Bblo has now
been translated INTO the Turkish language, which is
spoken 10y 100000 people .....Several religious
of the week say, IA If by authority, that the
Rev. d. j. F. Thompson would decline the Berlin mis-
sion il it were offered him. prefcring The independence
winch private life secures....IAc Rev. Abel Manning
Is CONGREGATIONAL minister in New II impshirc lie is
nncty-Onc years Old and has preached 5000 sermons
500 OF which were preached in Vermont in a single
year 1t j. said that only prclare in the French
EpiscOpae conCratul ated NJ jules GI6yy his nom-
nation thc Presidency Of france This was the
Bishop OF AvicnOn Bishop WnIttle Of Virginia mas
issued a circular letter to the clergy OF his diocese in
which says the Introduction into the curch of ever
greens flowers at Easter, OF flowers, fruits OF
vegetables Thanks iN ing Day any other occa
son. Is novelty aud an innovation IN Virginia and
ought not to he done Lowell" The remark Is
made concerning of cloths of different cOors on
Tie altar, pulpit ant desk for different
Al recent III citing Of the London PTc,hyjcry rcs,u-
uun offered ns'ructing chut ch officers ujey
to prohibit lotteries and kindred games of In
the churches and after discussion IT was WITHDRAWN
and an amendment adopted which urges MINIS ters
discourage bazaar lotteries
The news that DR.. Newman had been offered
a Cardinals hat was received unanimously by the Lon
don press ID a tudy recognitan Of lOugde.eryed
honor In the vgor Of his powers he sacrificed all except
conscience that most precious to him, Will later
converts than he, who did not possess 1.-THE his
gifts have been raised to the highest places in the
Church. There vulgar minds, thiry-thrcc years
ago. who ia his act Of secession from the Protestant
Church only bribes by which they themselves would
be tempted and with such belief current that
his elevation the Cardinalate would follow al once
Then there thOsc who thought 10 would follow az
stroke OF policy to effect union between the Vatican
English Intelligence But The Tunes, Of London
remarks acute observers that the Plpal policy
would result ia nothing OF This kind Dr. NeWIuab's
secession not the of the Vatican nor was il
an act for the Vatican 10 reward; II was an English
growth, as much MetAodIsm and for generation
al least IL not possible that the Vatican shoud uu
deTstand IT, The Vatican was afraid OF Inn fl 80 far
that If he embraced with too open he might
prove 10 Its bosom consuming fire. The most active
and eager members OF tic Church have never liked ana
never trusted MIN. 49,, Catholicism Ia, been less
matter Of the emotions and Of ambition thau OF reason
and logic. Indeed widely did he vary IN many re-