New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
RELIGI( J5 INTELLIGEYC1.

XVI created Ia still alive This is Won Scnwarzen-
berg.
DR.. Cumming, of London, is still unfit for
ministerial work. although his health OF late has some
what improved. The fund for his benefit gives him an
anuty Of 81 500.
Cardinal Manning will not 60 to Rome at
present. The report that he was going at once was
started by Roman newspaper which knew very little
poned
Henry Moorhouse is an English evangelist
who at sells Bibles In the streets of London.
On single Saturday night short time ago be sold
from his esrriage 900 Tesaments For two pence he
sells package in which are some illustrated papers,
besides copy OF the New Testament.
In this city there are 335 Protestant Sun
day-schools Seventyfve OF the number connected
| with the Protestant Episcopal Church, 20 with the
Presbyterian 81 with the Methodist, A with the Bap
tist 20 with the Reformed, Is with the Lutheran.
with the Congregational, with the Universalisi.
with the Friends, with the Unitarian. and with
the Moravian There also 26 Union sunday
ana 4 which are classed as miscellaneous
This from The Ckurchm.In is at any rate
odd Kalloch. OF California. Mr.. Bronson Alcott and
Dean Stanley characterized "the
we have long heard Of" The occasion for 1t that Kali
loch seems inclined 20 turn spiritualist' Alcott IL
smitten with ecststic admiration OF the transcendenta
list Emerson" and Dean Stanley "caps the climax"
will have II that Theodore Parker has n higher
impulse to theological research than any man In the
nineteenth century" IL IS "cnriOus trio"
Henry, Keet who died short time ago in
England, "a Wesleyan Minister whom the Bishop Of
Lincoln years refused to deal wn-the disputes
leading at last to suit at law against the Bishop To
tblish Mr. Keers right TO place the title Rev" before
bis name the tombstone Of his daughter. Mr.. Keet
gained decision in his favor and the &" Rev"
dered 10 be placed the his funeral the other
day when an attendant about to let tail the usual
handful OF earth on the coffin the vicar OF the parish
who was present stopped down and himself performed
that little service.
A Protestant service was held in the palace
OF LOUIS XIV. at Versailles about month ago, and in
the very building in which the Grand Monarch signed
/ the Revocation Of the Edict OF Nantes. LuIher's
'Chorlle" was chanted, the nugueuot liturgy
cited, and the President Of the COnslsOry OF Paris
passed through the audience carrying the great pit
| Bible in his hands Through the efforts OF NJ jules
Favre, who MARI ed Pro esant wliD, and Is an at
Iendan, himself Al Pro'e-i&nt ToIs,p room IN tSe
socieiy which is about To rebuild lis cnurch.
The Lazzareti trial has brought to light
interesting features OF the fath which hsur-ncd
for sc a the hill of Monte Labro. Lazza-
retti believed that should help in his
scneme. On one occasion he told ms followers there
were SO 800 900 Free Masous world who favored
him, and he assured them there cause for
fear. would surely come. He pretended that
roytl blood veins. bat that
ne ha accomplished MS PURPOSE b. would refuse
10 become King ant r;tirr u Ms hermitage again and
do p'nance. 10 several persons he bad promised wealth
| II they would follow BiI
luiidutipuLt DdpAlSt. at 4hiulsNtiAii
| Conference adop ed a resolution disappearing
OF the granting by Dr. MagOOn the Rev. ChaGnccY
Giles OF tue OF his church TOR TWO lectures on the
Sweden Dorgan faith. Whle dsclaming any right TO
ecclesiastical authority the matter, they felt that
| silence on their part might be taken approval. and
have accordingly entered upon record flaterna pro-
against employing tAe appointments Of any Baptist
meeuns-house to AID in Disseminating opinions that
tney Baptsts. believe contrary 10 the teachings
Of tine WORD oi Cod l. ls fenirnberru o. Df MdgOon
tha ne once SAID he must submit to a Palacy at all
| preferred on" Pope 10 thousand.
| The Congregational Church at Foxboro',
Mass c. eorated days ago ils hunGredth anuiver
| sary During first years the church had
settled pastor The wife of Thomas skeltou, who
pastor, still! lives, the Of 102, and the
N :. Dirkenson another pastor. wrote during his
lifetime 600 and nftyone lectures. One of
the decorations used AT the celebration formed Of
the names OF all pastors who have mnistcred
the church tie past hundred years. AT present she
church has 265 members and is in PROSPEROUS con
have that II led large part " the
ciety to leave and start new ORGANIZATION.
Victor Hugo has addressed letter to the
Armenian Archbishop OF BeshikIasn subject OF
the future prospects OF Armenia The Archbishop had
written bin say had great for his
try aud reply the poet. after remarkng sly noble
conflere, we are poets, and may add. priests"
says: As to wIat you inquire OF me regarding Ar
menIa, You know better tnan L. but feel happy TO
concur your views. Nations tuat look t0 the past
disappear tnose that turn % the future shall ive
Armenia only to follow you; she Il on the road Of
evil zaiIun. the elevation OF your intelligence,
appreciate the greatness Of your mind you have me
blood OF anc nt and tne sprt Oh modern races In he
reference the blood ancient NJ Hugo ailudes
to ArchDshops beiug related TO the Prince dc Lu-
slgnan. wnO lays cain To the throne OF cyprus.
In St. Petersburg there has long existed a
Dominican convent wnich attached the care OF
a congregation OF $4,000 persons chiefly Germans,
Freuchmen and Italians But during the last fifty
tie Dominican Order has suffered immense losses in
Russia, that This convent, once well endowed and
established, has only twelve AGED Domnicans. and
they quite unable TO discharge the duties OF the
| parish. Recently BenedIctine Father, while in ST.
Petersburg begged the Russian authorities with whom
he good permit tne recruiting OF the
/ Russia, when granted. on condition that the
pri,st not Poles Since tnen the Government
ana s believed tnat the old convent will soon 0o able
to caffy It's work with due care and thoroughness
Many of the Christian people in Madagascar
are Protestanls and from arrival OF jesuit
priests who were the country from France,
correspondent of The DAILY AeTs Of London, reports
that trouble He says the priests resort
ing what very much ike force, and the special
commssare from France. under whose protection they
are. busters, threatens. gives sundry hints about
French Of-war,' and magnihes trumpery charges
against the Government INTO matters OF grave political
Importance. In one province they dictate 70 COVER
nors and native officers. bind and fog Protestant
Of the people their chapels on the sabbath, and
officially complain Of the preaching tne hymns snd
the prayers he native Minister'S In one case
| II u sad that they induced CHEF 10 pun down
Protestant chapel. " The Government Is IN dilemma,
ana whole country il u state OF excitement and
| reputation"
In the District Of the Saskatchewan, British
North America. the CatHolic Church appears 20 have
done a great work among the Indians Bishop GTandin,
of Albert, this city recently. said IN that
diocese there were nearly 10000 Indians VINO had been
converted the Catholic faith. In the efforts that
have civize them, they have been taught
plough and.to TIL the ground The several tribes In
the DIOCESE diocese twice large France