New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

be possible, even II IL weIe polite, I'D moocIn
Prussan church TO depict the Kaiser. like
ArIus, with little black devil coming out Of
his mouth Hence IL has been determined that
the heads of the Protestant Emperor and
Crown Prince must be removed hom the
bodies to which they are attached, and the
heads OF angels be substituted IN their stead.
There was no religious objection to the intro
ductiOn of Herr Reisdorf into the window IN an
attitude of abortion, "a he Is Caihoiic pns
in order to avoid any charge OF dsloyaitJ, the
religious authorities have ordered that hs por-
trait shall also give way to the face OF an angel.
An ENGLISH LrvISG.-The living Of Cam
berwel was purchased in 1916 foI T6O,oOO
by the Rev. Mr.. Williams ! be gross income
was $40 900, and be had no difficulty IN Dor
rowing the money needed for the purchase.
No sooner bad he taken possession than, OWING
to some dispute with the persons who lent MN
The money, the living was sequestrated Tor the
payment of the $4,000, IN addition TO which
there were debts OWING, which brought up tho
total to 800. 000 among the wears liabilities
being a premium on sum OF xl2 800 adv aDced
by the Commissioners of Queen Annes Bounty
for the erection OF tiearage MI. Williams WAS
not ia residence foI any length OF time from
1916 till 1870, aud the state of affairs III the
parish was so scandal0us that petition from
the parishi0Ders was presented by Lorn ~.
Leonards to the House of Lords in 1855, and
de bate took place on the subject, without, row
ey er. any practical result When Bishop WI
berforce was appointed TO the See OF WIN
chester he endeavored To arrange this I'M
pleasant business, and proposed with the help
of local subscriptions TO appoint curate IN
chal ge with salary of 1000 year and the
vicaTage a. a residence. Mr. Williams, how
et er, did not allow the Bishop to carry out his
original intention, for a. soon as the scheme
vas settled he presented himself, INSISTED on
his light 10 the residence, defeated the Bishop,
and became h is 0v curate in charge, refining
the position down to the time OF bis dam.
With his Income of $4,000 year be may
have been able 10 clear the llvlng OF al incuIn-
brances, SO that the new wear VIII nave
chance of looking after the spiritual interests
of his paIishI0ners.
The BuRIALs ACr.-ihs fist intermcgt
that has taken place in PendetOn since the
passage of the Buiials Act was conducted IN q
most orderly manner. The relatives OF the
deceased. being DisSenters had asked their
minister to express TO the incumbent OF 81
Thomas's Their desire 10 have the remains
buried in the churchyard. The Incumbent ana
the minister made the arrangements In a most
amcable spirit. Before the funeral Diocession
left the house, the munster conducted short
service, IN order 10 Obyiate the necessity OK
having heightened service at the grave SIDE,
should the weather, which was then threaten
ING. become unfav0rabe. After the body mad
been deposited N the grave, another short
service was held. In the cOu " or PRAYER
when be offered, the minister thanked Ood
that there were in the Church of England min
listers who meant to carry out the new Act 10y
ally and in a truly Christian spirit, ana that IN
the present instance, through the g0od ieeling
of the incumbent OF That church, the relatives or
the deceased mad had their desire grained 10
the fullest extent In contrast with this annie
ahle settlement of troublesome matter stands
the intolerant eOnduer Of the Rev. Joseph Hail,
rector of ShiIland, who has published frantlc
prOtpst against the Burlas Act, at1rmng DIS
determination to yield the churchyaId only 10
force.
Here is an eloquent passage from an address
recently delivered IN England by tie Dlsh"p
of Meath: MANY OF yOu, dGubtless, have
heard that wOndrous opening passage OF Men
delssohns Elijah in which the musician tries
to represent the despair OF Whole, people
perishIng from thirs, despair when mas
vent for while in suen restless murmuring,
until at length, gathering terrible culnuii-
tlve strength, it bursts forth almost appal-
lngly IN cries of htartrendng and lmpoftu-
nate agony. So can imagine the voice OF
DECEIVED ami terror-stTlcken humanity having
soupht IN VAIN to sl3ke its thirst ut the dry
wells of modern positIvism, sending upwarn
at length TO heaven the broken-neartrd cry,
Give Us back the Christ that we have lost.
AWAY with the CHASTITY spectre the hideous
phantom, the 1T" that has usurped Ills
Throne. and let US learn again to love and
worship God who is heart TO heart.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury recently ex-
dressed his belief that no State gained any
thing by saving III many words that IL nad
nothing TO do with higher interests than those
of money making and peace preserving lta'Y
was the Ouly European country that had DIS
tIuctly repudIated all connection between
Church and State, and the result OF the watch
CIV there of a free ChuIch III a free country
had been a Church not half so Tree as before,
because a dominant seer, unrestralned Dy any
of the influences which IT'S connection with tue
,t.te brought upon 1t, became mucn mole
domineeriug, and less attentive to The various
opinions and forms III which liberty OF t'ouSnt
asserted itself than 1t was under the oiu
system.
The Michaelmas Day celebrations in the nit
uallstic churches OF London were even more
elaborate than they usually are Az t"c
Church of Saints Nedast and Michael cheap
side. a brass cross was Oh the altar, and there
were two tall lighted candles and about t0lty
unlionled tapeIs Between the candlestleks
were numerous vases OF flowers: lhe ceie-
brant was dressed precisely as d hoihih 'a az
Ollie priest is az celebration OF mass. Inc
choir sang n versited English translation OK
the Roman Catholic eucharlstlc hymn, ~
Salutars Hostia'
The seyenty-ffth anniversary of the organ
izotlop of the Central Baptist Church, Proyi-
dance, was celebrated on Thursday last. A
| remarkable feature OF the services was the
| fact that the Rev. DR.. Murch, OF Iarrytown,
n Y. who preached the twenty fifth and
| fitierb anniversary sermons was again the
| preacher. In has letter accepting the invita-
| non. he remarked that the church would prob
| aby be Obliged to get somebody else TO preach
the Tooth anniversary sermon.
A temperance preacher remarked the other
| dav during the session of the Methodist Con-
| ference ut Syracuse: Mrs. Hayes Is gong out
| Of the White House TOO soon. What will fol-
| low is not yet known. Christian men and
women should not allow wine 10 be INTRO.
duccd there again without vigorous protest.
CURRENT RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION
Mr. KIMBALL's SUCCESS.
From Tee COngregGtiOnai.st .
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