Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1875, Page 1

YOLUME 29. ailp CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. INSURANCE. FOLLO, NAGHTEN & C0.8 ks ' INSURANCE AGENCY OFFICE, RCEHANTS B'U'IL:DING— Northwest corner Washington and LaSalle-sts., CEFICAGO, Ropal (anadian Ins, Co.,, Montr Western Assurance Co,, Toronto, Can,, irard Tnsurance Co,, Phlladelphlaq Pa,, People’s, Newark, N.J,, - - - 01d Dominion Tns. Co, Rlchmond Va. i Firemen's Ins. Co,, Dayton, Ohio, - Franklin, Columbus, Ohio, - - - - - - - - IX:Xa. eal, Can,, Capital, $6,000,000 Assets, 1,250,000 Assets, 900,000 500,000 300,000 400,000 250,000 Assets, - - Assets, REAL ESTATE. g r® FOR - SALE, Harble-front He house: e oaaes aro bt ‘ouses at Thirty-first-st. and Lake Shore, as shown in above out. I will sell s on following terms: $500 cash, balance to suit at 8 per cent interest. thoroughly and of the best materials. Location the mosat desirable inthe city, and parties buying now will got hugsuxs C. Y. RIGDON, 183 Washington-st. PIANOS. UPRIGHT &re acknowledged to be the most desirable Pianos for the Parlor or Drawing-room. Over five hundred in use in Chicago and viciniiy, uchaud e\'ery one ot‘which has given the most unqualified satisfaction. General Agents fo STATE AND MONROE;STS. ART EXHIBITION. PIANOS HEBALY r the Northwest, EAL ESTATE: EXPOSITION, NOTICE! THE ART HALL will open to the public on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY next, from 9 a. m.t010 p. m., at the earnest solici- tation and for the benefit of those who wish to purchase some of the Paintings in this unsurpassed col- loction. Admission, 25 cents. Hr. Stafford will be present to give information and to make sales. Let all who can do 50 avail them- selves of this opportunity to buy high-grade art at tho LOWEST | STUDIO PRICES. PAP.EK OIL CLOTH. Paper Oil Cloth, ONLY 25 CENTS PER YARD. towear EQUAL TO any Otl Cloth coting FIVE TIMES the smount. 1. R. LAWRENCE & CO. 148 FIPTET V. ~e. FIRM CHANKGES: NOTICE. Hotics is heteb'y given that we have asso- m”“ed us in the MERCHANT TAI- RING BUSINESS, Mr. A. D, Titsworth, G T the frm name of Titswarth, Downs & 1'% 44 Clark.st., where the old friends of thy 2050, 80d all who may favor us with ”wvlfirmze. will find & very select stock OOLENS FOR MEN'S WEAR, which meade (o order in the best manner, "3 prices far bolow former high rent DOWNS & SLAS. e DISSOLUTION. by Tef 3B, & W. 5. Dix is this day dissolved [y ‘Consent, Mr. Wm. B, Dix withdrzwing from g The busirees will be cocdncted at the old m;”-lm.x,rnnflumneclmhnsnndpavm ebnm 3. 2. DIX, Sicago, Oct. 5, 1675, W. §. DIX. \___,,\ __%______._._. ‘P\M 2 SIS VN lour Flour. Plo ur. 3| month ; TEHERE'S Millions|q I IT! 10 YEARY TIME! Now is your time to mveuc at bottom figures in Lots ia CIiTY, HYDE PARK, AND EAST GRAND CROSSIMG. Buch investments in Chicago and Suburbs will prove, as hitherto, much better than any other in the Union. JAMES STINSON, 92 Dearborn-st. $75 LOTS, 20x132 feet, at Downer's Gravo. §10 cashs sm in one balance, $) monthly, NO INTEREST! A chesp home. A ure investment. High, rich lands, 5 minbtes walk {rom station: 17 trains Qally. Property shown frea, $i5 covers EVERY expense to buyers. STREET & BRADFORD, 74 Eaet Washington-st. OCEAN NAVIGA' 0N, “INMAN LING OCEAN STEAMBSHIPS, CARRYING THE MAILS BETWEEN EUTUROPE AND AMERICA. PASSAGE RATES YERY LOW. Fo "or particulars apply o Nms BIBROW, oneral Western Azaxxt. 12 South Clark st orner Late, O weo. National Line of Steamships, NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND LI vTBPOOL G . FRANGE. 4,750 DENMAGN, 4,000t Cabin passage, S60 and $10. en ets & reducod Fatca. " Sisorage tiekets Drauts for 1 and upards co Grest, Brita P. B. LARSON, PP oribeast coraer Clark ana Rasdolpi aisr” (6ppanie new ~Snennaa House). Chicago. CUNARD MAIL LINE. Sailing Thres Times 2 Week 10 aad from BRITISE PORTS. LOWEST RATES. mp3ny's Oos, northwest corner Clarkaad 1cac0. 'DU VERNET, General Westorn Agent. NCHOR LINE. 'U S E Ssturday 10 Glasy Derry, Liverool, &c. . Cabin, & to $50: Siecrage, &%, !::lnfl(néu \’nmn CITY TAX SALE. CITY COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, (Boom 1, cm-uah), Caicsco, Oct. G, 1875, T bave now given all the indulgence ryers, ind moet close up collections of city tazes, as the eal will close by the 30h lnst, All who wish to mavocests and the penaliy of twenty-five por cent, whkich will acemie 1 mh‘t_y upon the sals of Froperty, and will be1igtdly exfarced, are notided to come fu and pay imeli GEORGE YON MGLLEY, City Collectoz. GRANB OPENING LUNCH! Sunday gad Mend>y, 06 South Satest. | Best o Wines, Liquo Scaughts .\n&mflwum me:m cesible 10 tax- e EINANCIAL, T T Farmers’, & Wechanies’ BSavings Bank 75 CLARK-ST., CHICAGO. INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES. Periet eonrity—Liera nerest TABLE of increase of **Investment Certifi- cates,? secured on Improved real estate, bears tox Interest, payable in quarterly Install- ments, at the rate of 7 3-10 per cent per an- num. Showing the accumalation of sums in- vested for the benefit of Children or others: Amouot Amount Accumalated. 4-3"3 10 Estimated npon the basis that intereat, when due, is creditad on eavings acconnt, and invested In INVEST- MENT CERTIFICATRS whenever $100 is thus accumu- lated. Any holder of a Certificate has the privilege of examin- ing tke conditfon of the trust at any time oa calling at the offcs of the Trasteo. Certificates forwarded, aad interest, when dne, refo- vested, (£ dostred, or remitied by dreft or express to any partof the United States. Addresy SVYDNEY MYERS. Manager. .$500,000 . 100,000 Receives Savings Deposits and allows interest there- on at tho Tate of 6 per cent per annum, subject to the rulea of the Inatitution. Also receives for eafe keeping in its Safe Deposit Vsults, money, diamonds, bonds, deeds, coin, bullion, silverware, wills, and other valusbles, and rents boxes o its Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaulls at reasonabls mates .. D. D, SPENCER, President. A.D. GUILD, Cashier. - Capital... Surplus.. MORTGAGE LOANS CHICACD AND COUK COUNTY Real Estate. J. 3. REED, NEW YORK. JOHEN H. AVERY, CHICAGO, 159 LA SALLE-ST- First-clags facilities for financial negotiations in aguMnmguge Qfice: 121 Dearhor- st Clicagn, L Mortgege Loans on Tieal Estate, improved and un- Staproved; Jocated in tho city and suburbs of Chicage and in the Stato of Dlinols, exciusively negotiated, Security assured o capital seeking investments of this character by the adoption of & system peculiar to this institution. ‘Loans speedily executed at the lovest rates of inter- est. Expenses moderato. ILLINOISTRUST Savmga Bank, . 122 and 124 South Clark-st. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - - $526,000 Paa's 4 per cent interest on Trust 6 per cent on Savings Depos- its. MONEY TO LOAN Jn sums to suit on real estate in Chicago and vicinity, ADULPH LOEB & BROTHER, 123 and 131 LaSalle-st. BUSINESS CaRDS. JOHN G. ASHLEMAN, WHOLESALE JEWELER, 136 STATE-ST., Chicago, Il SIMEON W. KING, ESQ., United States Commissioner for Northern Iilnols, the ONLY Commissioner of Deeds in this city huvilg a separate seal for cach State and Territory, Atforney- at-Law, Passport Oflicer, and Notary Public. Deeds carefully drawn and scknowlsdged, sfidavits and do- positions taken, Office removed to Methodist Charch Block, Room 3, cor. Ciark and Washington-eta, Doctor A, E. Small, Rcom 7, 201 South Clark-st, (Eentucky Block), Ofice hours, 10 a. m. and from 12 to 3p. 1. At residenes until 9:45 a, m., 3t 3:15 p. m., snd from 7 o0 § p. m, A. C. TIMM, 13 \nnh Clariat., lavites inspection of his - Rz sortment of Zephyrs and Yarns, Embroideries, Ho- nn'y Gloves, and Fancy Goods, 'Also Gents’ Furnish- Stamping a specialty. "‘IN EPOTTERY, ANTIQUE, CASTS, AND"BRIC-A-BRAC. The sulscriber will take orders for the above, at the same Jiricos as in the Exstern cities. EDW. 8, WATERS, 23 Sixteenth-st, “WATCH REPAIRING® A specialty st SHURLEY & 0.8, 55 South Clarkest., opposits Sherman House, J0 WAGNER'S NORTH 8IDE BIRD BTORE, 546 North Wells St. Dealer in all kinds of German snd American Birds, Seeds, Bathing-Dishes, Mocking Bird Food, &e. TAILORING. HOW’ THIS?| Business Buits, $35, $40, $46. ‘Worsted Diag’l Coat and Vest, $835, $40, $45. Elysian Eeaver Overcoats, $35, $40 $45 uimaux Beavar Ovarcnat (colfir warnanted), $35, $45. Castor Beaver Overcoa& $35; best, $40. Pantaloons, $10 and upward. WE WARRANT EVERY GARMENT AS REPRESENTED. iwap& Newian 138 Dearborn-st., (OPPOSITE TRIBUNE), AND 209 W. Madlson-st ___PBLLINERY. OUR FIRST GRAND Opening PATTERN BONNETS, FELT AND CHINE BATS, FANGY FEATHERS, FLOWERS, AND THE LATEST NOVELTIES, Of which we have the Choicest Selsction, will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 12. All Goods retailed at Wholesale Pricos. ‘We shall be pleased 0 see all our friends and the public generally. NO CARDS. D. A EEWES, 156 and 158 Wabash-av., NEAR MONROES! “REPORT OF 1 TEEE GO‘IDITION PRESTON, REAN & 60, BANEKERS, As mads to the Chicago Clearing House Association at the Closo of Businers Oct. 1, 1875, RESOURCES. Notes and Bills dia- counted, .8467,950.95 70,500.00- S Rovenne Stamp 5,388.05 Ghmerhrehs oa Cheeks for Clostiags 219,752.31 £1,032,114.56 ;8 100.000.00 9[{;.083 .03 ' $1,032, State ot 1 Titnots, Gity of Ghicago. Gounty gt Cook. et o the Buea ot Brestond Konn & :hlemnli swear that tho abuva statement i3 trug begt of my knowledgo and belief. W. CR ‘Sworn to and subscribed befo. ; bor, 1835, C. BrPRR WILLCOX & GIBBS AUTOMATIO? Greatest Sewing Mackine Invention of the day Completely Revolutiouizes Machine Sewing. Removeq ull mcfllllel. Perfeet nnd Durable Work alsays assured. No Instraction or Experience required. Practically without o Tension. Most Foerful Fecd cver Invented. New Stitch Kcgulator. The Ooly Machine in the World with Auto- matic Tenslon. Absolntely Noiscless in Operation. ‘Othier New and Valnable Features. Call and Investigate AT SALESROOM OF Willeox & Gibts Sewing-Haching Company, 200 Wabash-ay.. corner Adams-st. GENERAL NOTICES. Tax Redemptions, The condition of the City Finances re- quires that a more stringent rule for the re- demption of Tax Certificates held by the city shall be enforced. Public INotice is hereby given that on thelst of November next. the premiuin on the sale of 1874 will be reised to 35 per cent, and on all certificates issued at the present sale 5 per cent per month will be charged until further notice. S. 8, HAYES, Comptroller. Chicago, Oct. 8, 1815, Sl Jamss Enisconal Ghurch. first service in the new St. James Church (eor- mer Clll and Huron-sts,) will be held on Saturday eveaing, the 9th inst,, at 7:30, and will be of 3 memo- risl and thanksziving nature. The Pews will bo offer- g{.g‘éfic“l" Sagtis (,mpnmd)‘ warriuted, $3.50 esch. | ed for sale and rent on Moncay evening, the 11th inst., 52730 By order o the Vestiy, TEAS. . A, TOWNER, Tressurer, % S . BEALTH LE o= £ Gunporder, per 1b. 50, 63, Young Hyean, per 1b, 50, 6 Japan, pet Ib, 50, 60c—Standerd Oolong, per ib, 4), 50, Goe—Standax Engiish Breakfast, per Ib, 50, 60c—S! ‘Our Standard Teas are unstrpassed f fisvor. c—Standard. Standar or excellency of Bent C. 0. D. mxummnfumumtadshm. G- EXX CE.SON, 167 South Clfil‘k-lh REALTH LIrr & T SOMETHING NEW (MARSH'S PAT) ACKNDWLEDGED THE BEST INSURANCE Great Fire 4th Anmversary INSURANCE. 150 America ASSTRANGE (0, IN SHR_AECE Toronto, - - Canada AGENCY. ETNA INSURANCE €0, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital and Assels, - - 86,587,51001 FANEDIL HALL INS, 00, | OF BOSTON, MASS. Cash Capital and Assels, - - - $575,783.28 GLOBE INSURANGE C0. OF BOSTON, HASS. Cesh Capita, $200,000.00. GOODWIN & PASCD, AGENTS, Office,No.172 LaSalle-st BEYAN BLOCK. INCORPORATED A.D.1659 N. STRATTON, Prest, F. L. ¥oLroRD, Sec. MILLVILLE Marine and Fire INSURANGE (OWPANY, MH.LVELE . J. Assels Jan. 1, 1876, over - - 1, 300000 WlsS’l‘E.l\ DEPARTMENT: . §, TIFFANY & CO, Caxl Aqis, . 0ffice, 156 & 158 LaSalle-st,, Chicago. This conservative Quaksr Company hias fall 5 complied with the rcqn ents o the SITit i- feut Insmrotice Inws of Olio, UHinvis, Msng' 1o xi, und Wisconsin Tes i adequate Tates. Lonerabic co: husiocss and, in the prom Il s lrt'lll oi Waics of £he country. 5, and affers Tudeianits 1o 11y p olicies i this sterling Eonerst Mgents or the above States. L Y.ocni Agents in t ‘} servative principles. ulicy In conservanv c, Tisks being selectod with care und vrricten at By ntrictly adherivg to an arse in the managrment 0“: s ons. : 7ol Tompaay anmy ‘lo e INCORPORATED 1833. AsSETS, $815 000. Ormcz, 128 LA SALLEST, CHICAGO. WILLIAM ASEWORTH General Agent Western Department {L.D. HAMYIOND, Agent. Agents wanted in all the promi-~ nent cities and towns in the North- west, WAL MOORE, Pres, E. MAY, Sec'y. | TRADE INSURANCE GOMPANY OF CAMDEN, N. J. CAPITAL, - $150,000.00 Surplus, July 1,75, :94,014.19 $244,014.19 This Company is mannged on strict con- Writes at fair and ad- equate rates on zood property. Dwecliings a specialty, For policies on zood risks in this i;sh{;b Company sppiy to ths Genersl nts. 1 H. 8. TIFFANY & C0., GENERATL AGENTS, Ofiice, 156 & 158 LaSalle-st.,Chicago, Lo:se: promptly edjusted and paid ot this FIRE THSTRANCE HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. C0., OF GERMANY. 2,350,652.98 523,178.23 © 1,200,000.00 Ve menrvrl'uux-lly adjusced -:___ ROCFWST:‘JP GERMAN BRACKEBUSH, - DICKSON & G0, MINERS AND SHIPPERS oF Hard a:].ld. SOfs:l Gupital Paid In... SIS COAL. MAIN OFFIC.S: No. 1 W. Randolph-st. R.R. Yard---S. W, cor. Carroll’ & organ-sts. R, R.Yard---Ashland-av. & Ca1 Toll-st. Baltimore & Ohio SHAWNEE COAL. f| MINE. o aro recetig this Cosl daily from the Mines, an sre preparcd to 511 all orders witn digpatel. “TRY TEIS COAL.” SMITH, ROBBINS & MO0DY, Dnin Ofce, 88 Washington-st, Yard, B.AL 0. Tracks, foot So. Water-st, D10 oseecnce GOAL, cheapest and bast to and coo¥ing cmlmthu 'g:'kei‘ ® CDTS".G & ELLSWORTIH, Sole Agents, 96 Washington-et. INS. 0., ROCHESTER, X. Y. AGEPTY 070F. - ccoe svnmccseoni £350,000.00 | REVERE FIRE INS. CO. BGSTO; ASSETS over -.£$200,000.00 WITKOWSKY & AFFELD, AGENTS, No. 160 LaSalle-st. AWAZLN IS, 60, $500,000 Assets, Ji 937,540 LANGASTER INS. 00, PENNSYLVANIA. . Capital Paid In.... 5300 000 Cash Assets, July 357,644 KANSAS IS, 00, EANSAS. Capital Paid In.. Cash Assels, J \uy $200,000 306,600 Favoratlo arrangements made with parties controll- ing short time risks on grain, pork,and produce, Callon ZE.RYAN & COo., Cor. LaSalle & Adams-sts. 7. 3 noonr. 7w =, E. BYAY, ZOTEL. NEVADA HOTEL 148 & 150 Wabash-av,, NEAL MONROE.ST. The Exposition heing ended, we can accommo- date a Jarge number of BOARDERS AT VERY MODERATE RATES. LO:T. DOG LOST. Tost on_Saturday morning, » stall fawn-colored Greybound ; is lame in tight hind k\z. md answers (o the name of Prince, $:5 rewsrd will be paid for his return to 471 Jackson-st., BIst hmue e:mt of Loowiwst. H. L, TURNER. SLATE CLEANER. SPITTING PLAYED QUT! BRYANT'S SLATE CLEANER cleaus tho slate with- out wetting it, Does away with spitting on the elate and keeps the fingess clean. ¥or Sale everswhero for 5'and 10 cents each, Ask for it. A H. BRYANT, Man- ufactarer, 145 South Clinton-st.,, Chiczg2. e . FRACYIONAL Ci CO’ $5.00 Packages FRACTIONAL CURRENCY IN EXCHANGE FOR Bills of National Currsneg, RENCY. This discovery gives more hest from s given amount sizes of furnaces. Can warm the largest church or emallest cottage. We especially STOVES AND FURVAcEa f fuel. in tes and Franklin’staves, (hao ciovs recommend them for soft coal. Call ana sce, or send for circular, CUSHING’S TUBULAR Slgye, Grale and Farnage. stoves. We bave thirteen CUSHING, WARREN & CO., No, 65 Lake-st. PROPOSALS. THE LOUISVILLE CITY RAILWAY (0. Deslre to contract for (10,000) ten thousand bushels of Xo. Loaa and (G000 ticty thocacna bushels of No. cotD, to be deiivered, one thousznd bushels of cats 254 thren thousand bashels of corn each month, com- mencing in November. Also (6V) rix hundred tons go0d upland by, tobo delivered one hundred toms £25h month, commencing in January. All of the above e ivared on. traek at: Briags Depot ot City Waset, and to bo pald for cast’on _getrers. Wil z- or the whole OF 2n; SETELE Y R, 6. DAVISON, P. 0. Box 111, Louisvile, Ky. A Good Shirt, $1.50 A Good Shirt, $L.75 A Good Shirt, $2.00 FROM STOCK. SHIRTS to order & specialty. , 4Ply Linen Collars 83 per doz. COBB, 1718. Clackeat. _ Yibune. NUMBER 47, THE CHURCH. Reply to Bishop Haven’s Objections to the Usion of Methodists and Episcopalians. It Is Claimed that the Question of the Itineracy Will Not Be an Obstacle. A Criticism of Judge Booth's Leciure Before the Philosophical Society. Moody's Work af Brattleboro and North- field—Opposition of New York Bap- tist Ministers. Disgolution of the Ashland Avenue Presbyterinn Church, ) A Tariff of Absolutions for Crime=—A Baffalo Preacher on the Bibla in ths Schools. Notes and Personals at Home and Abroad-—~Church Services To-Day. EPISCOPAL AND METHODIST ONION. REFLY TO BISHOP HAVEN. My DEAR Disror : I read your communication of last Sucday with mingled pleasure and pain, with pleasure that so ominent & Bishop and ser- vapt of God finds g0 fsw obstacles in the way of unjon between the Methodins and Episcopa- liaus; with pain that e so indsfinitely postpones this desired consummation, which many devout- 1y pray for. The Geperal Convention of ths Episcopal Churca bas ordered that at 2!t her Couventions & petition sball be offered, wi: tae united snf- frages of the whole body of tko faithfgl, that they may be saved “from all error, ignorance, pride, and orejudice,” and to so * direct, sancti- 7, and govern, . . by the mighty power of the Holy Ghost, that the cowmfortabls Gosapsl of Christ msy be traly preached, traly received, and troly followed in all places . . . till at leosth the whole of thy dispersod sboop, Loing gatbor- ed into one fold," ete. Inour moraing and eveu- ing prayer we continnally ask God's epirit ** that all who profess and call themseives Ghmhm:s may hold the faith in unity of spirit™ In onr litany wo pray for ** all Christian rulers,” which, by many in the Church, would inctude yourse!f and all governors of Christizns; wo pray for “anity” *to all nations.” In ths preyer for the whole state of Christ’s Church militant we ‘bescoch Almigbty God ** to inspire continually the uaiversal Church with ths spirit of trath, unity, and concord,” and that * all who do confess Thy Holy Name may live in usity and gedly love.” In the invoeation in the communion wo besecch our Mercifal Father that all the partakars of the Holy Supper may be * made one body with Him." In the ordering of priests, the candidates prom- ise “to set forwards peace and love among all . Christian people.” The Bishops at their conse- cration make o promise to tho aamo offect. Ths Committes on Church Unity sprointad by. the Gereral Convention of the entire Episcopal Church in tho United States, and influeaced by the foregoing prayers and language and tke epirit of the Liturgy, reported io 1856 that “'the first step towards this hagpy and greatly- desired result (Clristian union) must bo songht in unity of epirit rather than unity of doctrine and discipline; acd, therefors, matusl allow- ances and n large toieration are indispensable requisites. for which we should fervently and devoutly prey. We casmot but earnestly and affectionately recommend to our brethren and friends everywhere, in view of the momsentous iaterests involved in‘the final disposition of this question, to strive to keop the unity of the spinit in_the bond of peace by doing justice to the merits of other systems; by repressing.a spirit of self-complacency and eslf-landation ; 3 by a more cordial mannor towards ministers of oiber religious bodies ; by fruitfuiness in alt " 2ood wworss ; our ministera mors [fsrvid, sall~ aeusmg, and laborious ; onr psopla more char- 1tably, _exemplary, aud devout.” The fourth resolution procizims *the desirableness of union amoogs: all Christians " aud gives the ** pledge of milingness ™ for such union on the pm. of the Episcopnl Church. At the next Geueral Convention the report increasing seuse‘of the ovils involved % {rom thy present divisions ; & growing d searcoing of heurt Bot oaly for more of tho unily of tie Splrit, butalso for more of the unisy of tho Spicit in “the bond of peace,” which nothirg but a close harmony and commurion o vide Ble Chrch institations can create, - In 1868 the Rev. Dr. 3iead olfered in tha Gen- eral Conventon the following, which was adopted: \WaERras, The restorstion of the unity of the 'h is ai object of vast impoctance; as, Withoat ed unity 1t will be mpml'.‘o for lm ‘perfectly alfill ber miesion in the world; and, whereas, in tie cpinion of maay, the signs of the times clearly in- dicato that there 6 a strong and iz g desira among the Churches and in the various denomina- tious of Christiens in Christendom to soe such uaity restored. Following this presmble was a resolution creating the Commission on Unity, which now exists. Sinco 1868 the Old Catholic movement hasg bsen growing in interest and vigor, and its lead~ ers wisely sse that they can effect but little against the errors of Rome and an infidel nge acd wodd without a united Christianity. Thll has given 3o imnetus to bring into closer intor- communication she Old Catholic, the Greek, and Anglican, znd Anglo-American Epmco al Churches. A: the last Conferenco the only bar- rior has been viztaaily removed, and only pro- forme work really roiains to secure this great reqult. Dr. bch\k‘. ihe Fresident of the Lvan- elical Alliance, who was at the Bono Con- rence, and who is not an Episcopalio, says that be knows from Dr. Dol.mgeu own moatis thet after removing the obstacies of in- tercommunion with tho ancioat churches of the East, bo intends to negotiate with Prot- eszant divines, and he knows, too, that soveral leaders of the Old Catholic movement ate more inchined to an alliance with Evangelical Charchies than with the Greek. Dr. Schaff maintains that the tendency of Old Catholicism is evidently in’ the Protest:nt direction. The Doctor, at the head of the Evaogelical Alliance, da- clares that the iden of Christian union is the great idea of the ninetcenth century. . and he eces nothing to obstruct, eventnally, the construction of & nm!délalonn of brotherhcod on which Onentals, Old nholzc-,}: iscopalians, Presbyterians, and Methodis stand togetber aod makea common sghz agaiost in- fidelity and Antichrist. This spirit of upitv which is abroad, which bas brought our Presbyterian drathren of 813 ont ames 1nto oue Presbyterian tole. will by ths DBaptists of varicus names into uaa Bapi. body, will bring thie 3fethodists of various or paoizaticns into ome. cd thon all thess aud Epircopalians, not into the Epiacopal Cl\u.rch. bat into one grand cathohe body. In your own noble charch, my dear Bishop, Kuow of mauy hearts that throb with am.n cx. jons. One of your most eloquent proach- ers, not a thoneand miles off, desired to live long enough to see this glorious consummation, whick he gutozanho farthest ab mot.a quarter ol