New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

the last sErvfvof or 4 c2ofs II 81 ~ n
knew BY heart Horas{ !. b!
made diem anivefsaily bslevsd 81 h & !
THx FRxxcH Jssua1s..-x laepk nc a a.
aaoat In regard 10 the future HI tk6t
French ye3nits there Is oue t1iaf e4EoE
bers Of the Catholic and Tory n0blIIzy
s saa ags p ssn L s e aid Fs ssss
ony WI be estabiished At Mouace and (1o9
wiz have D naagnf1eent school fh6se,
,qoas ca,1s. ,a,S AZ. $1,000 - ~
at Pampefnnas first getting h1g 1ee3e4 ~
ing the order whlie on his sick bcd WIZ 81
for them some of her arciept cSAtjsty ~ f.
Duke Of Ossuns in Madrid. Aaotke{ s<efI ~
that they have offered $500, 900 Tor tb8 ~
ing and land in Cairo. sEgypk which we94 ~ 81
served by Ismail Pacha for o military oe4dg B
Gently occupied by Turkish PAcha q 4
andria- ss x s <<
VoTING ron TEE DEvrL.--An odd g1nGF a "
the late British election and Mr.. SpY1aQaX
well known interest In IT, comes from D1ho44 4
Il had been stated Of MT: SpuIgeSn tl.sa Ncs!s K
him fnquiring whether, as o. Eynn&1E ~
Christian, he could vote for Mr.: brad
and that he got as an answer these MoE44
should vote for him. all Of which Hr.
geon fatty denied having ever takon p11B3 b
y did not write to Northampton vOtee,
says, ANYTHING OF the sort imputed g m q 81
except in inswer TO the question. had = ~ kX
that would vote for the devil. This gt1tY 11#
an invention Of tho enemy 4. a Is
During the recent English election Tie m 3
eral party made surprising gains in the twe93XS
three cathedral cities. At the election IN 1eXtd
these cities were represented BY twenty
har Qrtd frYnu
Liberal gain now is eleven, making the repre-
sentation thirty five against nine. The CITIES Z
IN which seats have been won are: bafns
Chester, Exeter, Gloucester, Hereford, LinccIps
Norwich, Oxford, Salisbury, Winchester. York
and Truro. In one city, Rochester, there Il 8 2
Conservative gain--but in one only. SS
The National Council Of the Congregsticn8t &
Church viii meet this year in st. Louis Tho
invitation to meet in this city, which wae ext
tended by the New-York and Brooklyn Aelo
committee baving the matter in charge unxii y
several DAYS after it had decided UNANIMOUSLY Z
to accept the invitation from St. LOuis-e city q
in which there is not congregational chQfch I,
that Is burdened with dollar OF debt.
II is believed that the Rev. DR.. Herrick john
son will be offered chair IN the TheOl0g1cxlN
Seminary at Chicago, which no doubt viii N 3
The removal TO Chicago would, In that eases
involve no practical change In DR.. Johnson's
occupations, for while in Auburn he has been
accustomed to preach frequently. .
At Norwich, Conn.,, recently died Elisha Mans
field, who had been for more than fifty years 8
deacon of the First Congregational Church ~
in which no was born, and which stands up0a
ground coded to his ancestors By che indians.
In this house he died. Since the land came
into his family it has never passed out OF IT
1t is said that preliminary steps have BEEN <
taken in Philadelphia for the formation OF anews
society among the orthodox Friends 1t will be 9
| made up OF those persons who have been ex-
Guided from the other meetings for causes such
as marrying out of meeting, which are not I'M Il
moral. "a
The building for the Summer school at Concord
Mass, the putting up Of which the success q
the school last year has justified, will be n.e4
In part for religious services-as tclnpIc Tor
Concord theism,n Mr.. Joseph Cook perhaps
| wnuld RaY. ~ - ~