New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08
DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY

company of people. The church owes It's origin
to the earnestness end eloguence or tie mIch
lamented missionary, A. 9. Sim9nton: Inc
present pastor is the Rey.G.W .CbainDerlaln,w VINO
has been la5oring twenty years In SirO Paulo,
and has secured strong hold uDon the people
of The place. The new edifce will have IA front
age of sixty feet 10y depth OF ninety feet. IL
will be plum. unpretentlous structure ana
will include kindergarten or the most an,
proved plans of the day. The new editice Will,
therefore, serve the doubly useful purpose OF
house of worship and school for children
RELIGIOUS ApyERTIsING.-Ihe Kalendar in
dulges in some caustc comments on the prac-
tice OF religious papers to mix up religion ana
advertisements indlscIi inately on the same
page. is the day. coming" It says, when
Prayer Books and Hymnals will be issued IN
terleaved with Lydia PlDkham, st. Jacobs vi.
and the Safe Kidney Cureq When ambitious
advertisers will even decorate our churches ae
Christmas and Easter tide, for the privilege OF
getting. their trade mark in somewhere us q
decOratiOnf There is sign OF such day I'D
these Easter numbers of our leading church
papers"
REVEALS IN FRANCE.-Revivals continue to
be reported from various parts of France.
Among the latest is that in the Cevennes, called
the Sinai OF France, from the TACT that the an-
cient Huguenots fled to this region OF basaltic
mountains, there to have the privilege of wor-
shipping trod as they pleased. The meetings
are described as most enthusiastic but the ac-
cessories-seats and meeting places-are most
rude. The floors of stone, children and old
people in the huge cbimney-cOrner, and tie
lamps vertically Roman.
A CONVERTED IsLAND.-A missionary from
the Island of Peru, III the Samoan group, writes
that there is not heather LETT. missionary
labOrs were commenced there only eleven
years ago. During this time the whole island
has been evangelical, churches, chapels, mis-
sion houses have been bull mt their own expense
and they are now supporting their own pastors
and contributing to the society that sent them
pastors and teachers.
AN EMIGRANTs' HoME.-By the liherality
and efforts Of Lord RadstOck, Mr. h. NJ Denny,
the Countess de Noalles, and others like
minded, in view OF the wants OF the large
number of emigrants from Great Britain to
America, the Brunswick Hotel, close to Black
wall Docks. London, has been opened MS, a
Christian Hume for emgrants. Accommda-
tions are provided for 300 guests.
Bishop RuEY.-l5ishop Riley, Episcopal
Bishop of Mexico, has never received any sal
ary and has given about $15O,00O during the
past ten or twelve years to the Christian WORK
under his care. He has exhausted his private
fortune. These facts are now made known oy
the report of a special committee representing
the Committee on Foreign Missions of the
Episcopal Church and the House OF bishops.
The Bishop OF London proposes 10 INTRODUCES
again in the present Parliament his bill for the
Wholesale removal OF churches in the City or
London proper, which is now almost entirely
monoDolized by business houses. AS many as
fifty out of sixty five churches are thus threat
ened.
A correspondent of The Adrance says there
are nearly one thousand members OF Protest
ant Churches in Rome who are converts from
Romansm. These. represent much larger
Protestant population, and are the results OF
ten gears of missionary labor.
There are $4,000 members of temperance
societies ir-twenty Episcopal dioceses in Eng
land. Among 5000 abstaining ministers are
FIVE bishops and seven of the Queens cbaplains.
Cardinal Manning obtained from the Pope
plenary indulgence for all Catholics who ABB
stained from saloon bars or tasting liquors dur
ing the latter DAYS of the Lenten season.
Mr. Moody says he does not fear iDtdelity
half SO much as he fears the cold Journalism
which is creeping over Christianity-the want
% heart, interest fire and enthusiasm.
Tl,o centenary of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of Maryland will be celebrated on The
Doth of next May in st. Paurs Church, Baltl-
more.