New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15


| forth rs the authors own views would probably
meet all the difficulties of the case
The Bishop of Liverpool recently toll the
| Northern Convention at York that the iic or
! death OF the Anglican Church was "a crisis not
very far off, and whether they lived or whether
| they died depended entirely upon what wa
done with the Ornaments Rubrlc. great
/ host said the Archbishop OF fork, IN gather
ing round us who see IN Us only "A wraDgiing
jangling set, whom il is hopeless 20 reason
with and if 1t lies in their power they Will dis
establish us. The best answer To the enemy
would have been the performance Of great
works of charity among the people The
Bishop of Manchesters resolution demanding
the expunging of the Ornaments Rubric, i'm
order to substitute In ITS place clear and dis
tinct rule, was carried unanimously py the
Upper House and rejected by the clergy 10y
twenty eight votes to twenty six IN the Lower.
The ffty-sevcnth annual report of the Ameri-
can Sunday school Union, read IN Philadelphia
last week, shows that between March !, 1851,
and March l. 1881, the society had organized
in various parts of the United states l,4l1
Sunday schools, with y, 13s scholars, employ
ing G,29J teachers. in the same year 3,~s7
schools were aided containing l6,6li teachers
and 1868 pupils; Dos, SO miles were tray
elled by the mons missionaries, t,tOl adj
dresses delivered. 5,476 Bibles and lO,l7
Tcstaments distributed, and 23396 families
visited In iifty-seyrn years The Union has dis
tributed over $7.2jO,OoO worth OF pubhcl-
tions. has orgauizcd 10000 Sunday-sckOol, of
1900. 900 scholars and 100000 teachers. and
has spent in missionary work about -, OOo,OOo.
At the recent session of the Western Uni
tartan Conference ~ It. LOUIS, the Rev. i. L.'
HOsmcr, of Cleveland, read a few suggestions
from Mrs Smith. of Cincinnati. vlo wrote that
Unitarian young men, on WaiIldgt wiii women
Of another denomination, were almost certain 10
resign their religion chceriuly and allow their
children to grow mp in Orthodoxy. Tins She
traced Ia inefficient SUNDAY school H>trnrtl0n.
Mrs. smith held that lulialian SUNDAY school
teaching was too ,laGlly sentimental and
f0ially vague 70 make much impression on the
young. The medication OF reverence 10y SYM
bolic gestures and otherwise Wa strongly tcc-
commended.
The Catbofc Times state. that the Vatican 4as
accepted as Capiiuary Wears of ,hc di","sr> 81
O~nabrurk ard PadcIb0m the candidate agree
able Ia the German Government which. now
ever suddenly refuses to recognize - admins
traitor of the archiop>copal See of Trey lie
candidate designated by the Holy See. hl'
has naturally caused di>pl"asurc az the \afl-
can, and prevented for the present any new
instructions being given tO the chapter oi other
diocescs. II is probable that new efforts for
arranging matters satisfactorily viii be- made
between Rome and Germany especially through
the iHtermis,on of the Court of Vienna.
4 resolution was introduced ar recent
vestry meeting al st. Peters Church. bourne
craven images of Christ and the saints li'''l been
put up in the rcrcdo> of the church, and HAT
crosses and candlcstickS had been placed upon
the rcrcdoS, and asking the vicar and church
wardcns Immediately to apply for a iacnliy 20
remove Them The resolution was not
seconded and was received with groaus and
Kisses Bishop Ryan, who presided. announced
his intention OF conducting thc sertlr,H at -.
Peters in the same manner as lac did at Brad
ford, where lac Wac formerly wear.
The Congregatjonqlist tell. a story of 3 Karen
village IN Buuuah " here the people hld become
50 poor that they were Obliged :" ear rats I"
keep from starvation. ~ the missionary was
recently going away, a member al he church
pat ten rupees. about five dollars, into hi9 ia j.
saving, This Is orr annual contribution -
foreign missions. We can I'VE upon iHf ltl~,
but the ka-khy,ns cannot live ~i-hout INC
Gospel.
The Brattc Street Church. Boston va. COM
plrted in 1872 at cost Of 81 ,WO. twas
sold AT auction last week Ia J. Montgomery
Sears for $1,000. lie sHh,cWeIur pur-
chased the organ for $1,000. Nathu.b ).
Brdlcc started the bidding a. SGp."On, AMI
thc contest wa, spirited Mr. Cheney. of
Cheney Eyprrs, Company, Offering 7'3,"oo,
and Leopold Morse $4,000.
There are ffty-niuc clcrgymcn canoncally
connected with thc Episcopal Dioc'sc oi MIS-
souH. and two others resident. le r.r-hr,
and missions are more nearly filled tbau they
have been 40 long tame.
Brown University ha, received a complete
set of the Budihsi Scripture. Do .'I'i. ihr g.it
of the Rev. Cu>hn- q graduate of The
University. and noN Bapust MISSIONARY at
EaugOou.
The three General Assemble, which nct last
Thur,,lly at buffalo. \. y, stanton Va. aud
Austin. lrya,. represented ~ l'I,t 1000 min
i~rer~. 10000 churches, and i,oup,ooO th..s-
uaL~.
An evangelist exclaimed in SpIin- i,c'd, ''ies.,
- f.n ui.it,a.o: II ANY of the cigir... afo
too nice ioi poor people. lopc cd w.. ,t.!eo
them down with lightning
The revival at Indian U.ehari Chlrcl1. West
.rn Massachusetts,. has enlisted ,.N't-rlSlit now
members. who made profession al iaith last
SUNDAY.
The west front Of -. Nhau', Abbey, En-
land. i, 10 bc restored M an estimated cot
of $4,000.
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