, 1881-06-12

| QlStGlQ,
] The Reformed Eptscopaliuu has been con-
| sOlidateu with the Episc0DuL Recorder The
| joint papers will be published simultaneously
H. ~ 49, .":..:a..s.;a.s ~ ~
..hn1' nc !, 4; o. iia1lison tne
T4s GsSS' o1n!. dnu'a1apotls Xxx Is enjoying
tai.;,, ioto "oG. -. ~ eum.elslons have
pot;n of n,n;stors m ~ tn mon,}ars. poeox,,o,,
<n> " m1lllts'e1o ~ ntG,ipeta: nelolllteu
S;DutGnj I1ulG5, ttalia1ft 70 -, Iresoyle-
ltall, " -, F[otesxa4I Epscopal, 70 loo;
ouingtesationaI;: ~ 10 ~, ate1l9dlSt Epsco-
tioh,s ,, is - IT, to 141 he III oenomlna
''ono - W 17i'
It is saiu that a curious tablet has been
tor1,i tou ~ 1tlesl . .i,at Gt, whose ~
5net III s4teMs n; .'t ,s nnd was inaro
hucG. H. a,lso Itla % ~ - ~. ~ ulu sanceionsu III
toh,at ,.,,s "',a,,d y ~ ~ 'e"1 o7'. Ahe
'*'oio1 WAS e1ec'eu ~ - 'o1'
The singular spectacle Of a Roman Catho-
lie Archbishop and Presbyterian ministers,
note1 for their aggressive Professionalism, on
fne SANG palioEm lr,i VIZ recently witnessed IN
ulaseoW. lne ocGaslnn Wsts :n expression OF
gp";atioi 5I";a - ALI otaoiauR' ao1llssloa ln1o
a"1''"''e'':
Most of the Methodist Ministers in Alabama
ing men have just contributed from their own
salaries enough money to support a foreign
missionary. This WAS done i'll consequence
ol nle pressure OF "a resolution Introduced Ill
~ ~o'1e' 'Ne' It, 40 iese.' 7so'1o4'
1t is stated on statistical authority that the
States. comprising the Unitarian, tile Uniyer-
saIist, the New Jerusalem or Swedenbor-
gian, and the ''Christia.l - Churches NUM-
hcred altogether nineteen churches or sOcie-
ties less in 1850 than In 1S40, and Al. less i'll
1soo than Ill ls'O.
that he had directed That the revised New
Testament he read in the Princeton College
Chapel, says: II am bound to say that the
transIators have done their work carefully
and faithfully, so far as have looked into it.
But the new translation should not be forced
on any one autiloritatiyely."
us<rha 1soth anniversary meetnp of tba so-
ciety for the Propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign Parts las just been held in st.
James Hall, the Archbishop Of Canterbury
presiding. The income Ut the Society during
the past year amounted to el:'s,:.,s and the
GUS parts of the world Wasstated to be $50,
lord sa,horna tha Tor,} ChancoI,or of En-
,tanh i; ,otto, ~ !so thm 1,;shn,, ~ ;,oain
exnra.sns tha nnninn fl,at the i,cvisni .rnsta'.
me,lt cannot be read in the churches Of the
Established Church until it has been RECON-
public authority, and that any Clergyman so
| using it incurs tlie risk of being held as un
| offender against the law.
rho vatho,,ist F,iecon,, Church south
.,F
Iepotts ''1.S ~ -, .iaseaiS pte"c'ets gun ,. -
~, al1u atoot !1eillnS's' ~ fan oi a';'s; "a;
- .ne,I & naet;on ~ ',,
amounted to SIS, lie, an Increase Of S5SoiS.
| The largest Conterencei is the Virginia, which
has ST, ,0l;s members, 1so travelling, IL superau-
,r,.o ,c.,>, ,,,;t;a, af t,,a pou;.o,, 1o.,
ae i"',tu; otn Haiiu ~ ,su1;nt ~ co';m
t,';s,,s i; :. W;n;stars thrnmyl, WAN,
y,.4i,' Va hniievni. 1 and eanh rs the Inr eava tn
~ ogitescu, ;u sae!A - ., @ ~
ILL.,, ,o,, - ,.o ptsu ve 10 nrd e1eved and f'1l,
tlrIMEn Mno " moao ,rt,a 1ln Siil ~
20 ra1 guy. ~ t cnrata a"G ne w ,n .n
" thar r3r ,rt :t,1 + E,f,'u
Mnu. " ~
| - 4,,a ,,ou;., p,,,o
IL lou @ .e 1u md tha ',,,iar ~
oocety Wts s3;'''oo TX sad :'u w. te al n!nosr u u
ses d -, issteu =: ~ 1,,o m ,v nf
too7S'm, ut1 l!ie iiu1apes ~ " cv't? citGus ~.
teu a.''sa ~ a ~ le ptGe'' lt !,e .,rS 81
n.lapules ,,n i ,,o,nts Ianan eaan,s MY r. 1a
aaguages anu alecls. yIpMn rs sse,as to " W
fltlertnf MISSIONARY ne,a; 0,9 o3 g Soples % ol
@ o ,hTtad tl,are IL l.et p rn',r " ~ Lii
oeen u1ot'' 'outeo u'oA' 1'''. o'''
Ihe committee appointed ny tne Aatiohal
t,l;nos ~ '1uecr ~ nsiIe tie
,nettar ,o - ~ +" Hr~1ar,ny new creed and cate
chisn for the Eongrcsational churches has
| ,n1,nqai tho ns,,,as of that rnm1,iss;nn
T. ;n"im'1o: 1Ir ! r. Seeiye ifenrv II lev.
t .''I1"WT' HT Ha,g =: = E;shar r. = f,on
w. n Ta,.I,r 'I, I vm,n NJ :. hiintt + HeaGI
an, Il Il ~ ~ pstt1i, T}av ara ~ ss,ert tha
ell.|l'ill"'1'
At the spring Conference OF the English
| Church Association the Key. j. p. Gladstone
| urged the alvlsabllity. OF taking action
against the Blshops: ue tliouSnt II taey
would rouse them from their present apathy
| and would be doing more to abolish sllperstl.
ton and lawcSnesS than II they Rerseclted