New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30

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them, and why other petoOng ~ 44t1not4 -
declined 70 present themselves tor elee1t9
cinring y 70 be their purposs e ~ ~
Political life. Z; {, q ;.;' 81
Hugh Miller Thompson, whcm most ~ =
| OF an Episcopal church In this city. lives LQN;
New-Oreans. He has recently been h0&
controversy IN newspaper with the pnl94
Unit Ar church and 10 one g ~ he
CATION OF the Rev. Phillips Brooks'e ebrrt4
Boston were formerly Unitarians. kf>o1
he said, from thebest evidence, tAst TIE q {
tured Unitarianism of New-Eugland Is lnEE01
drifting into the Episcopal Church. 81 &.
At the annual Gregorian festival het3 81 i
Gently in London, it being the eighth, tie ~ 5
cathedral of st. Pauis in every part. Tho porsz
ton beneath the dome WAS so crowded 0&@)
ladies were unable to remain, owing 70 .fz9f
heat. The choir numbered upwards OF 1,41ySJ
and OF clergymen present there were 1oo. ,'ES5
show the imposing picture they presented, e IQ
said that the front rank OF the boys ~ ~
whom marched four abreast, made the full clt.i'
cult OF the cathedral before the BishOps Wp4|(
came last, was seen. n
At Shrewsbury, England, fortnight aHo'
Emma Fawcet the proprietor OF circgs ~
fined $8 costs for having taken on SuuQ1XH
ten vans and thirty horses through tie TOWN.
between the hours of twelve and one. The BY
laws under which the fine was imposed prohib1e
the driving OF any beast, animal, cattle, poulf<9
the streets on the Lords Day, and tho highes9
penalty for the offence Is $25.
| A silver medal of the Pope and the cross ~
an Italian Order we're parts OF the mass OF ru3st
bsh, consisting also of large stones, nails c0lr1
| pieces of paper, and bits OF cloth, which 49,
found recently IN the stomach OF an ostrich that
died IN Rome. The we'll known v0raci0usnes4
| of an ostrich never got into one stomach more
incongruous assemblage of things than that
Bangor Cathedral has been restored and q
already open again for services. The Athexaego :
is of opinion that the work has been badly done.
1t says: "The ancient church has been frame
formed into new one and its hiatoxY
abolished. 1t may be more beautiful, which
we doubt because nothing is go ,beautifuk ~
truth but its history and pathos are gone.
Seventy EIGHT French bishops, out Of thes 4
eighty-four in France, have issued protests !,
against the anti-Jesuit DEGREES, and efforts afe 4
making to induce the others to follow the ex-z
ample. 1t is intimated, however, that the tar-
dmess of three out of the six Is due to the fhCt s
that they owe their appointment to the present
Government. ~
William Henry Claiming, Of England, &
nephew of William Ellery Charming, Il am
nOunced to preach the sermon at the unltef1a0 (,
Church in Brattleb0ro, VT, on Wednesday S,
evening, June 16. The occasion viii be . sort 3
of introduction to the meeting of the Connecti-
cut Valley Conference of the Unitarlans on :
June II.
It is believed that the stringent orders Of
Henry VIII. for the demolition of all uao>H,
MORALS in churches OF Archbishop Beckett wer2
so well carried out that only few efti2ies Of q
Two such are known 10 HerefOrdshire and an 3;
antiquary is in search of what few Others may
exist.
The Bishop of Lincoln compares the new
British Parliament to the one which sat two
hundred and fifty years ago, and GO. Councils
done in Cromwelps days, when, church-
yards were given up to the Presbyterians,
Independents and Baptists.
A first payment of So, 900 toward the reduo~
ton of the debt of the American Congregations 4
Association has just been made from curen4
receipts at the, CONGREGATIONAL House. and &
there is said to be good prospect OF repeating
the act before many months.
Owing to the death of bis sister, the dowaesr
was prevented from taking part in the meeting
at Truro to lay the foundation stone of tho 3
new cathedral at that place.
Among the delegates to the General As-
sembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church.
now in session at Charleston, are two Indians
from the Indian Territory, one OF them being
clergyman, the Rev. Allen Wright.
The Reformed Episcopal Church has seyen-
teen congregations among the colored people Of
the South, with total membership OF 200.
Six missionaries Of this denomination are labor y
ing in that field. n
The Pope has promised to send some Of the
finest and most valuable of the Vatican tapes
tries to an exhibition of objects of antiquity +
which will be held at Brussels In June.
Ebenezer Morgan, retired sea captain living
In New London, Conn.,, has given .$25, 600 10 z
the fund in aid OF the translation of the Biblo
into different languages fo- use by missionaries.
Phillips Brooks, of Boston, will visit Europe 4
this season, his purpose being to he absent
several months He will 90 to England with
Dean HOwson, of Chester, as his companion. ~
The Universalist church of Cincinnaa has
lust received as q bequest from the late William
Robson, of Newport, KY, property valued -
$4,000, the income from which is $l,20O.
CURRENT RELIGIOUS OPINION