New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

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The Evangelical party in the Church OF Fng-
| land intends TO start monthly magazine.
| 1t is reported in the West that Professor
David Swing will be invited to become the successor OF
Robert Coyer as pastor of Unity Church in Chicago.
Bishop Raess (Catholic) of Strasburg, has
Just completed WORK In fifteen volumes. giving his
tory of all the conversions from the Protestant ranks to
| Catholicism. ,
A Presbyterian minister has just completed
ride on horseback from NewOrleans 10 town In New
Jersey He IA the pastor OF aNewOrleans church. ana
being Ill health, advised to seek remedy In TINS
way. His route was through Alabama. North Carolina
| and Virginia.
Pope Leo has issued an Encyclical for the
regulation Of philosophical studies in schools He holds
that the remedy evils Of this age Is the proper
instruction OF the young. This he lays special stress
upon In the case such young persons as feel voca-
ton for the Church since they should be abe TO conute
and give a for the hope that Is In them'
In Rome was recently ordained colored
priest who was formerly a slave. He had suffered many
indignities. and an Italian lady learning his condition
and character purchased him and gave him his freedom
the result His field of work Is Abyssina where he mas
been sent to labor among his own people
The Bishop of Gloucester has re'orted to the
British and Foreign Bible Society that parts OF the Bible
have been translated into 200 tongues The tongues,
however INTO which the entire Bible has been rendered
are only hfty-six number. Last year hc income OF
this society was 81 O69O55 Less than one-half this
sum came from the sale OF Bibles
Contributions are asked by the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions 10 make good the loss which
the Board has met with through the failure OF David
Stuart & Co, their London bankers This bank for
twenty-five years paid the drafts of the Board amount-
ing in all to 81 100000. aud charged neither eominS-
sons nor postage for doing IT,
The Episcopal Church in Nebraska has just
acquired a remarkable convert. For more than thirty
years Joshua V. Hines, ssventyfour years of
was missionary aud an editor among the Second Ad-
vensts, and for twenty years before that was Camp
belite preacher He has just been admitted to the
Order OF Deacons In the Episcopal Church.
A fortnight ago on single day five ad-
dresses presented to Cardinal Newman. congratu
lating his elevation 20 the Cardinalate. The
Duke OF Norfolk read address from the Catholics OF
Great Britain. and the Marquis OF Rpon one on behalf
OF the Catholic Poor School Committee Of Great Britain
and from the Sisters OF the Convent of Nore
Dame Liverpool. The other addresses were from the
Catholic Club Savilero London, and from the Acade-
mia OF Catholic Religion.
Professionalism seems to be making substan-
al progress Italy, Tho newest indication OF 1t is
report that q number of Catholic churches arc being
converted into places Of evangelical worship TIE Free
Church has, II Is said. transformed INTO chapels the
Oratoy Of the Convent of San Jacobo at Florence and
that OF Sau simone at Milan The Wadenslans will
change In the three Catholic churches at
Naples, Verona and Milan. The Town Council OF Milan
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church of san Giovanni Conca. while at Rome tho
Wadensians building chapel IL the centre OF
the CITY,
DR.. T. L. Cuyler, In letter to The Erange-
list says OF the recent Newman Hall divorce that
for ten years has known the interior history OF
OF the most painful domestic martyrdoms that Chris
tian man called to endure" He he IA able
testify the patient Christian spirit with which Nh
Hall has endured his trials rather than TO seek legal
divorce from the wayward wife, from whom he had
obliged to separate eleven ago., and that Mr.
Halls chief for hestating to take THE extreme
step was his reluctance stamp the public brand OF
crime upon the brow OF the woman 10 whom he had
given mis- early and devoted love" lie has written 10
Dr. Cuyler that has not lost sermon or omitted
single OF his multiplied pastoral and pulpit ser
vices"
Catholic authorities state that the remains
Of the Apostles OF Christ in the following
placesi Seven in Rome namely, Peter, Philip,
James the Lesser, Jude, Bartholomew Matthias and ST.
mon Three In the Kingdom Of Naples, Matthew at
6alernc, Andrew at Amah, and Thomas at Ortona One
Spain, James the Greater, whose remains et st.
Jago de CompOsello or the body OF st. John the Evan
eelist the remaining Of the twelve, there is
knowledge. The Evangests Mark and Luke also in
Italy-the former nt Venice and the latter at Padua.
ST. Pauls remains are also believed 70 be in Italy.
Peters are OF course in the church at Rome which Is
Those of James the Lesser and OF Philip are n tne
Church OF the Holy Apostles, BaI holomew's In The
church the island in the TDer called alter MN, WIlle
Mathlas's are IN the Santa Maria Maggorc under the
great altar of the renowned basilca.