New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28

them have regular services; over ninety 10
Ohio and only ten have services every oun
dav: that the Caurch was going down because
of It's uubeljef; that he had loss pine years on
earnest labor IN The UBlyersallst helds' ara ns
wished 10 atone for II 10y dong some gOpu
work in an orthodox Cnurch, where II "ou''
be elective.
The Tdblers Rome correspondence criclIpes
The public baptism OF negro Whicl loon pL'ae
IN trascati 10 the villa hdhhfiia Oh wv ir"pI
g;snda recently The ceremony was cpbnucie.
in the presence Of a large congregation, some "
whom assembled through curiosity, others ~
satisfy their devotion and witness che s'rVI'es
in a spirit OF Catholic piety The stueh.s =.
the Pr0piganl "a. with Cardinal SimrOnl ana lls
stafl or don estlc pTclltes, are sfrnu nS mex
autumn retreat at ErasCati, Wh here TIE Young
negro was baptized. The lad Was only sixteen
years Of age. The sacrament was adminlstfLed
by Mgr Nassagei, an African missionary ne
bow had been sent to R0mc by Prince Dor zhe'e.
The sDonsnrs OF the neerD were Don Mark M
tonic B0rghese and Camille BOrghese' ana
CARDINALS simeoni and Scaralti, with number
OF Church dignitares residing at RnhneiIa' as
sisted on the interesting OCCASION
The Rev. DIR. James :. Macintosh, Of Belfast,
Ireland has been called 70 he p1st0rate Ok me
second Presbyterian Church. Pmldeiphia. ne
was born in that city, and atre1ced the gay
school of the Re formed Pr asbyteran thIrch
(of which George II. Stuart was supefn.eD-
denD, and in his boyhood w..s taken TO lrel no
Ivy his widowed mother tie enterea queens
College, and studied Theology thee rs
under the Rev. DR. Gould. AI,eI that be TOOK
a course under DR.. Cunningham, Of the Free
Church OF Scotland, finishing hrs education III
Berlin. lie LETT the Reformed PresDyteriln
Church when licensed 70 preach, and soon atifr
was called to % Congregational church O..
larees. in lIelani). .Icl was the scene JL
tie great revival in 1851 After TWO OF ih-ee
years be was called t) succeed tne dlstln gulS"eh
ID .ffrtf4 ~ 2 -
ms Irish brethren say he his 10 superior AMI
our few equ r..
The commission Tor the collection OF Peter.
pence has recently SEM 10 the Fatcan "a report
showing lamru;able falling T. Three causes
are ASST gued for tDI--nar times an ctIng tle
contributors; secondly, the change OF person
from Pms X. 10 Leo Kill; thirdly, the h""
ORGANIZATION of tue method Of collecting,
which ii II prevents waste and embeZzement,
disgust, and alicnates the collectors. Many
bishops have ntlmateI % the Pope that IL ne
wishes 10 collect larger supplies he must adoDt
q Obey OF resistance, and dOahdoh concil' 1oh'
The Ahen0um states tat Mr BOscawen has
discovered in private col ertlon ot oolecrs
coming rom Crrcnemlsh gem representing
"a priest who stands upon n bee when sarrhc
inc Vb. Cu!tUs II the bee among SEMITIC
tribe. could lc doduccd from fHe name OF Den
0rah bee" Mr. B0scaweIs dis Oycry may
help the understanding OF the passage III
Isliah wi. Is and 1t shall come 80 pass I'D tliat
dIv that the Lord shall hiss Tor me NV tnat -
i'm tie uttcfmo.t part OF the rivers OF Egypt
CGe Phlii,rnes worshpDed the f. J. and tor
the bee ,hat is in the land OF Assyria'
Folror Cavassi. tine leader OF the Protestant
Psf.r,taii1u.in ltaly. Will b" IN this country Tor
some tifc. H. j. the founder OF what l. known
"a. the Free Church OF Italy, Presbyterian IN l's
form of government 'aVng nouflShihH con-
-rcga ions II Florence. Rome, ana ctHeI c'tts,
t.rl tFrTf
spcrc,s Tie Rev. Mr. ATri2nl represented tlis
Curch in the Presbyterian Council III Pna-
deUAa. and has been making colecslohs III
Jht churches.
4 Western Unvelsalist minister remarks
that the don't know theory never Gli amount
To much in tie explanatory line, ana that the
devil does It y theory IL rlilei anuquateu iof
the nineteenth century. People are gro "iNS
anxious to- philosophical explanations OF Nhe6
they DO net understand and dev Is, "I'c.es
and ghosts can no longer creep into Tie mayor
premise Of every theological syhosIsm.
At t,e recent meeting Of the Virginia Con-
ference. "A memorial was reid On the ded'h of
Methodist ,acher who during his last mo-
ru.rtS. turning 10 his son with Il sweet SMILE
.aud: Z" hea muSlc-sweet music. 10 me
/ oup.ion Where a. he Responded: Atm or
tt"r ,f - ,jr,t be fore he died he asked for q
rouril and Dap-r and woe When l de-
but he never finished the sentence.
TIE Ne'LoEi.t protests AGAINST the constant
drag Of slow and easy, tdDly and lazy good
! naturrd AID ineffective manaG uleEt IN
churches. t1mmrntu- ga bishop Jtnes eX-
/ Dli--.0r: "nui % pinf o. hguInln1 iu'0 a DuH
ucacnprN D. CHARGE, tiat teir Is many IN
official board t.dt needs gallon o. Lightning
ar .om.la!.- elise, 20 brace Up i-s man4 scmcut
! q thUuA a,s.
The Sage ot Concord, aTr. Nco,t say HAT
/ the ut,eli-Tencc OF tho s0u. was taught by ne
old Cnurcn fathers. although 100; JUS ~ DC ~
. believed by himself, as uc las the hel1 or
/ modern science. Hc cannot believe thaf those
: v.s torct .ove are ami ''t"d. but p timAS
+ fl.r inn.r.Ui dpstini,s are dc Imned oy the
rse tL-, - mad 70. faculties on eIr1h.
Tine Rev Phillips Brook, thinks hat it Is
+ none .oijlut Cd 1--we I'D sach close communion
rif- 4 d as &c receive constant 5u pies OF
/ ..,ea th,u 10 Is 20 srol, some Authoritative ard
/ fI slafcmen. OF ChIsti1n truth. lie says
f,,t those who are so anX IONS 90 make cteeus
v.uL IL reservoir vAcn thsy l.-y nave RIVER
| TIE Hebrew pro'essorship nc the Hartford
/ Vhrciorlr:l Seminary has been accepted by
I the Rev Dr. L. c. Bi-sel, who l. now in
/ Le,psc.
CCERLNT RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION
CREED AND CArECHI'M
l. From the CJHgregdf.0hIl'St
! The committee # ~eyel, ID. A. l.. ChaDin clfr-
! man 10 aupoint "a committee Ot twtut -hFe, hA'
de rate piece of work ~ hand 90 secure list tat
/ shall carry weight 10y means ~ lts CHARACTER am
shall fairly represent Tire dlIar-u phases OF tnougit
~ rae d,ponintti IN. A new creed VIII undoubtedly
be- "A o ad tninR aud great gain it-ran carry WIN
30 such weight az 90 7'siIIe ZIG . ~ nay he