New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

sen coast Mrima 10 Umzilas Braal, uistant Asv
miles, by various untcward events wn nd
in some of the most presidential places. tnis
forbidden and deadly region, he caleu ", lot
four full m0nths,-at Delseoa Bay, Qnilimane.
Mozambique. Zanzibar, ana lastly, lnhamDane.
The probability is that this unexpected exposure
OF four months to the sea COAST indlai" un~oA
mined his health.
President Robinson, of Blown UDiversity,
lectnred last Monday IN Boston at Iremons
Temple on sThe TwOfold Relation. OF MorM
Law to Modern Science and to Popular heh.
giOn." He laid down the general piincipie thas
man becomes like the object OF nis trust.
Hence as he trusts in Christ, so he becomes
more like Him. and his moral nature becomes
more like Christ's. The consequence oil wrong
doing will be taken away, and the moral scars
will remain forever. The aim of religion Ia 70
fulfil every possible law Of the moral being whs
ia 10 be saved Ii is not to save men mega
lively. This is tho danger OF popular religion,
that lt will try to do that. II is TO round out the
entire Christian character. lt Is TO conform tue
man to tbe moral law, so that instead Oh Ihou
shalt " there shall be will sit Is to restore
man to the possibilities o. his character ana
present him in the image OF G0d
The Queens Bench has reInalded to Jail the
three cOnLumacious English Rituallsts. Inc
Guardian wisely contends that the tendency OF
the Rltualstic agitation is only too evident:
Whether Lord Penzance De or be not spirituai
Judge, he has unquestionably full statutory
authority. Whether the Public Worship Regu-
latioD Act do or do not contain provisions when
n cleIeym is bound in conscience 70
respect it Is at any rate the law OF the land.
And the Government OF the country cannot
suffer its judges to be set at nought,. and its
solemn enactmeEts broken openly and broken
with impunity. If public opinion Will net
back the STAGE law sufficiently to make II effec-
tive the alternative, and the only alternative,
must be that the State will Inevitably decline 70
legislate at all on the subjects IN question In
other words, will dsestaosh the Church.
The Free Will Baptsts of New England re-
Gently appointed a committee or hfteen 70
select ste tor summer resort Tor the deDom-
nation. Among the committee were fIesiuens
Cheney, of Bates College, Rufus Deering. 81
Portland. and b. G.. Jordan, OF Alfred. They
visited a number of localities in New -EDRland,
ord The other day vent out to Old orchard.
After the visit they voted to purchase the farm
adjoining the GoOkins farm at Old Orchard,
The site Is convenient. with fine prospect OF
the ocean. and all the advantages resulting
from seaside resort. 1t Is expected tbat
large pavilion will be erected, with village OF
at least 400 cottages. 1t Is expected tEas
$40, 900 will be expended in improving the
property.
Protestant Germany is already preparing 70
celebrate three years hence the tour -hundredth
anniy ersary of the Saxon RefOrmer's birthday.
No gember 10, 1883. 1t Is proposed 10 hx
upon the WartDurg, near Eisenasb, as the
middle point of the celebration. Dr. Muster.
the BurgOmaster of Esenach, Is the presidents
of q committee charged with making tire need
full arrangements. 1t was in the Wart0urg
that Luther labored at the work which was me
completion of his activity as Reformef-rns
translation of the Bible into German. Ihe
famous Luther-TOOm has become the germ OK
Luther Musean which will probably receive
many accessions by the time the anniversary
arrives 1t is contemplated to give the eelebrA.
ton an international character.
The Bishop of Autun has said TO the cxpellsd
Obaes of his diocese In England, where 2Ov
years ago, the act OF saying rlass was punlsned
with death, you will find the security and rigbts
refused Won in 1880 by the Ministers OF q he
publican Government which calls itself Lib
eral. Pity us more than we pity you. Tor IN
day or two you will b. in really free country,
and the existing laws, which persecute you ID
your own country, VIII protect you In fofeiga
one. while we must continue the experience. IN
which, tor some months since the most neces-
sary rights anu most necessary OF pubic guar
antees have succumDed."
The organ OF the Vatican, Aurora, referring
to the accord newly established between Russia
end the Holy See, states that the pretlrniLaries
were signed at Vienna on the 2lst OF OCTOBER
by Cardinal Jacobini and the Russian Am
bassador, Prince dOubril. They contaih
various articles relating to the nomination %
bishops and the filing of many episcopal sees.
and others with regard 70 the liberty OIL the
bishops directing the Catholic seminaries, and
the education of the young clergy. Regarding
some questions which rem2in still unsettled, the
negotiations are to be continued with special
representative to be sent by Russia tor that
purpose.
There was a burial scandal in the village OF
LowtOn, in Lancashire. fortnight ago. ne
vicar of the parish objected to the interment OF
an "out- parishiOner," unless according 70 the
rites of the Church of England. Tie deceased
was a Nouconformist, aud his father insisted
on the service being conducted by his minister.
long wrangle and painful scene occurred
when the body was taken TO the churchyard;
but the vicar ultimately gave way, and the
interinent took place. One Of the church
wardens is said to have demanded " a guarantee
that there should be no breach OF the peace"