New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24

Daniel O'Copnell in Cahirciveen. Kerry. the
native parish of the Liberator Cardinal Nc
Cabe indOrses the movement.
The Diocesan Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of Western New orr met
this week az Rochester, under the presidency
Of Bishop Arthur Cleveland Coke.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
BROOKLYN issues a little paper called me Ucehty
Bulletin, giving an account OF the WORK uohe
during the week.
The total membership of the Wesleyan
MerholIsts of Great Britain Is officially given
ms 393 81. The church has on It's roll l'949
preachers.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
Colorado recently held a session in Denver at
which it was stated that the Association was
in very fourishing condition throughout the
State
The Detroit Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held its annual session IN
Detroit, Mich last week Inc chulchei
within the Conference limits were reported
10 be III a lourishng condition.
Bishop Stevens, of Pennsylvania, who is in
Swit1e1i land. recently consecrated All Saints
Church. Nevav. The church is to be served by
an English chaplain, and Is 10 be IN union WIN
the English Church
The Northern Ohio Methodist Episcopal Con-
| ference. which has recently been In session,
| unanimouSl, adopted report II favor OF
stringent prohibtory law for the State, and
hailed with joy the passage OF the smith
SUNDAY law
The twentieth annual session of the Chris
tiau Church OF this State was recently held III
| syracuse. The fundamental principle OF tins
Society il that the Bible l. only rule of faith
| ana practice, and TO make it practical we
| should refuse all human creeds and make the
| Bible itself essentially our guide III the reccp-
,l...r. fl44 an nt
| churches.
The annual conference of clergy and aty Of
! the diocese of Carlisle, England has just closed
its session. Inc interesting feature was
| long discussion in regard to the Salvation
| Army. The Bishop Of Carlisle paid high
| Tribute to the eaTncstness and pIcty OF ten
eral ' and Mrs. Booth, but condemned some
| of the methods of their work Is being vulgar
| and lrTeyeIent.
| The Salvation Army has invaded Spain, and
| naughty CASTLE Is expected 10 suCcumD 70 the
! Establishments Of the HalieluJah Lasses
presiding over tremendous flee and easy.
| 4 detachment OF the army recently appeared
| in the streets OF Madrid with clarionets and
tamborines aud delivered hell-fre addresses
| in the Eli gIsh tongue. me people looked on
| in stOid wonder, suppOslng them to be
| troop OF manlacs
A convention of the colorcd clergymen of
Maryland, irrespective of dcnOmlnd ton, was
!
| gathering, which was large, was to carefully
| consider the present cOnCltIOn of the cOlOred
| race IN Maryland, rellglou>ly, morally, cduca-
| tionallv and financially, and devise ways and
means 10 better the present status OF the
race along every line OF duty, through all the
avenues Of life.
The Diocesan Convention Of the Protestant
| Episcopal Diocese of Newly Ork, VIII meet in
| thIs city on the 18th of September the feast OF
ST. Michael and All Angels There are runners
| that an attempt will be made TO appoint an
! Assistant Bishop for the Diocese, on account
| OF the age and growing lnhrmltes OF Bishop
| Potter Should the matter come before the
| convention. there will toe IA hot contest between
the High and Low Church parties over the
! election OF the Assistant Bishop.
Tie London Globe says: The French Cler-
zeal ourna. announce that the Archbishop OF
| Avisnon and the Bishops OF Nantes and
\annes have declared themselves III favor OF
the projected popular pilgrimage OF peni-
tence to the Holy Land. The pilgrimage
which, IN Wow CT the special facilities that
VIII be organized, Is expected to be on con
siderable scale i 10 take place III che month
OF April next If the excursion tickets are put
low enough this projected pilgrimage of
peuitence will certainly be popular, though
in that case 1t would not be clear what penn
tcnce ' would be involved III the IMP
A commission. consisting, of the Roman Cath
Ole Bishop of Clifton, the cry Rev. Canon
BcWlck " lcar-t apltuIdr OF HeNlam), ana tie
Very Rev. Mons gnor Gadd lthe secretary to
tine Bishop OF Saltord), and appointed by the
Roman Catholic Bishops at their recent meeting
in London, Is now meeting periodically at the
Archbishop'o house Westminster, fOr the con-
sderation OF new calendar of saints ANA
new English nrtyrOlogy, one OF the objects
being 10 rcln,tate IN the love and yeHeratlOn OF
English Catholics the coed Old saxon saints, 10
whom 50 many u the fares OF England were III
Catholic tiuc, dedicated. Narous manu-
scripts were read and considered at the first
meeting OF the Commission, held a few days
since. some OF them having been written 10y
members of tie Commission themselves.
Resolutions rs 10 the future action OF the Com
mission were agreed to, and the results Of their
labols are awaited with interest by English
Roman Catholics.
Tue OLD CATHoLICs.-The Old Catholic
movement IN Germany and Switzerland winch
appeared 70 begin so ausplclOusly, has not full
filled the promise OF its opening and The pros
poets axe THAT n few years there will be Moth
iug left Oi 90. The reason Tor this is nexpli-
cable. Ii had eloquent and gifted leaders TO
champion it, cau,e; It was movement IN line