New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

| desire that the priests and tie people should
remain united in all things, and especially IN
| avoiding everything approaching to reyoiu.
| tionary principles. The Archbishop OF Cashei
| assured his Holiness that tine present agitation
| i'm Ireland 20 far from being revolutionary,
was strictly constitutional. The Deopie, he
| said, had never at any time Deen more feEular
| in the observance OF their re IgiOus dntIcs or
| more loyal 10 the civil Government, Dat tbey
were lawfully fighting out great social CUES
! ton. The Rome correspondent OF me li%eS
! (LOndOn) states that It Is well known ID uIpao-
matte circles accredited 10 the Holy zee t'i;ss
| the Pope Is much embarrassed 10 know how
! 10 deal with the Irish difficulty. lie fully mn
| derstinds that 10 IL not a question between
| Catholics and Prot staBts, UUt between the
| friends OF order and anarchists lie openly
dsapprOVeS TIE .agrarian now Dlent ana elseE-
tains q sincere dcsuc to assist the English Cow
| eminent were IL possible The great difficulty
| IL that were lie TO speak 10 might be looked
upon as an improper interference. Moreover
be is well aware that he IN only hearing one site
of the case. What are the merits of the other
or the exact facts be has 10 means OF learning.
and he teels that were he to break silence he
might, in seeking to do good, produce, through
I'm perfect knowledge a contrary result. I he
Irish bishops have, IN social CONVEX sati0n IN
Rome, not been reticent III describing 1lr. Par
nell a great benetactor 10 Ireland
Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia Protest
extensive repairs had been made. EXCEPT IN
size and form, the church 1t now Is bears
little resemblance 10 the old structure. On
en- ering the sacred ediiicc the n Ost striking
change noticed is IN the enlarged size ana deco
ration Of the chaucel. The series OF arches
spanning the chancel have beer changed. and
the main arch bears the inscription, Holy
lIOiv! Holy Lord God Almighty which was,
and is 10 come At each base Ct tie arch Is
painted the figure of a cherub; and Oh an in.
terror arch IL Inscribed, - e. Dry be 20 the
Father" The altar rail, Of dark walnut, 10
new. On one side stands pulpit, also new, OF
dart. wood and very handsome design, and on
the other side new reading desk Gas Jets In
the form of a cross are placed On either side Ot
the chanccl, and the ceiling Is tIescOed. lie
wood work OF he church, which Is OF walnut, Is
almost entirely new. The windows are paned
with stained cathedral glass.
Referring to DR.. ;. II. Tyng, jr.'s recent re.
marks on the sD-c4lled miracles al LOuld fs the
New-N Or& correspondent Of Inc t0agT6gG'iO n-
Ciisf saws: The secular papers cau-bt no
second hand reports of The sermon, and served
their readers with some things he DID say, and
perhaps more hat he did not say. Untoru-
uaJelN. the doctors stenOgrapher was NOT pre-
sent on the occasion, and tine discourse could
not he reproduced at once from mcagTe notes
and from memory by man so busy n 3, DR..
Iypg. IL Will be shortly DllDted, however, and
Will doubtless contain statements that our
modern Sadluceeism viii sneei al, and Which
many nominal believers may be SLOW 90 accept.
But it VIII most likely appear that DR.. lying
has not parted with bis common sense IN his
desire to quicken his peoples faith, aud The
sermon NAV give timely occasion tor greatly
needed discussion Of the real meaning Of our
SayIours unqualified promises ot answers to
the prayer OF faith"
A touching incident was recently related by
Mrs. &. I. Richardson. at the last meeting "
the Norfolk County, Mass, sunday school
Union. II occurred when She was only SIX
years Old. Her uncle was SICK unto death. The
little gll crcpt mp to his be side, put Que
little hand on the cheek OF the sick man, ana
reaching up pressed her Face 10 BIS ana whls-
pered. " Cast your sins on Jesus, the >potess
Lamb of God tie burst INTO tears The little
girl went about her play, not telling anyone
that she had been in the room. HIS mental
anguish was a. great rs bis bodily suffering.
All through the night he lay pray ng for mercy
and forgiveness The next day the 1.-THE
! messenger again went TO the sick man, and
whispered with winning tenderness: Did you
dc As told Won. Cnc.e William = Yes, | did,
l did lie has washed away my sins-'
"Faithr said Mr.. Moody in Oakland. a few
nights ago, can get anything from tie son Of
God. Mans religion is made up OF TWO Letters
do do God Is made up OF tour letters, dome,
done. Salvation lis worth working fol; but
working for il Is not the way 10 gei IT, God Is
nor selling salvation, and you cant buy nc.
Christ didn't come down here 10 bring men q
saliva ion hat they could work or for them
selves Paul did works before he WAS con-
Vrrietl-but they were such a holding the
clothes OF those who stoned Stephen. aud
breathing out thPeaCenings and Slaughter.
Christ didn't come 10 call workers bur sin-
ners. he wants MS to work. He calls NJ 10
work, but not because we work. Trying 10 be
good without Christ Is like trying 70 fl q tub
that has no bottom VITA bucket tul. D. hoies."
The Faith PRAYER Cure Mission. Of SpIu gfeld,
Mss. anOlLts with oil rs well as payer. The
I'm 81 en-
IN OIL and placing IL on the forehead OF the
patient, and tie sisters lind their aUth rliy Tor
rms III james Y, Il and j.: Il, any sex
among yOu Let him call for thr elders O' tue
chmch and let them pray ever him, Amounting
Inn with oil IN tnc meme OF the Lord ana tLe
payer o. fai,h shall save tie sr K. ana The Lord
snail raise HIM up; and IT ne have committed
sins, they shall be- forgiven him. Other pas
sages also confirm their belief IL the healing
power OF faithful prayer.
The Dean and Chapter of St. Pants Cathe-
dral. London, are trying 20 g-t a very biz bell.
The largest bell in tie cathedral weighs little
more chan five tOns ana toe cattle aIal authOr.-
ties desire one of ten or twelve tons weight.
such a many of the chier cath"drals on the
Continent have. YORK Cathedral has n bell
weighing eleven tons and at Westminster
there Is one Of thirteen and halt tons bell
of tweve tons weight would cost about
$4,000; of this sum the Dean ana Chapter
nave ALREADY collected One-Ealt.
The committee appointed to secure IN adGi-
tional endowment of the Harvard DIVINITY
School Or. Bellows. chairman direct attention
To the flct that ar the 100000 "A sked for,
! S13,l46 81 are vet 70 be raised. The amount
| originally named was based upon careful cal
| citations made IN January. 1879, and to-day
! it clearly appears that no smaller sum VIII ae-
complish the ends IN view The committee,
| therefore, appeal, earnestly and confidently, 30
the friends OF theological education 10 complete
the proposed endowment.
Henry Wilson, a wealthy EDglishman, how
has spent large sums IN building and endOwlng
churches and IN supporting Telil iOus ebucatI0A,
d ed IN sheffield two weeks ago. He was an en-
thusiast in missions. particularly ~ the opening
up OF Africa, and hc gave $4,000 % assist In