Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

had heard or to withhold the erpresslon or his graft,
,ude for the warm greetings. tho cordial welcome and
reee'ved unexpectedly DAY. In this venerable Hail.
Among his earliest which serv.
civil liberty, were revolutionary event, and incidents. Of
which this Hail. this City, and this State were the pa
Otto theatre And H. as history u.s. in the pro-
xess OF human safs. human liberty shall be once more
exposed 10 danger in this favored land he trusted tina,
this Hall ~l again resound With ed e,oauence and
dictate its tighs.
Tina, he had every where, since he passed IN. noun.
ts' received testimonies OF respect aud achmen, far
snrcendug the value OF any public services had ever
perio med They were gTa,ii, ing rewards Of the past
aud powerful incentives fresh exe,tien Ia future II
should become his duty make them In hehsf .f
couary And, at all events he should car
ry to the retirement which 10 anxiously desired
Cherished r. collection ot them.
The Quakers-1he property owned in common by
e society Of Friends Ia this city, is estimated betw
nfee aud four millions Of dollars No pro dstribu.
ito" has ever been made since the division took place in
ne society We hear IL stated that attempt set
We hs question In an anicsble way may be made before
final appeal to the highest authorities Of the State We
do not know whether would better tor gr. con
sthuona' principles, that the question should he carried
to the Legislature to the Supreme Cor, i,hout fur
thcr negotiation. Pennsylvania ought a. a S,.,e and
through her organised tribunals put her loo, upon such
principles recognised by the New jersey Con-, Of
Appeals That decision will have no doubt be re-
vessed by the Legislature. that was recently eec,ed Ia
that StA,e.-Penns yiuanian.
Bishop Fenwck left Boston on Wednesday last TO io;n
the Roman Catholic National Council in Baltimore On
the morning Of his departure he gave his mission to the
twenty fifth priest in the Diocese Of New England
OF the Holy Cross in Boston. He was accompanied by
young lady Of ono of the oldest and respectable i
lies IN boson-possessng every attainment that could
CHARM but renouncing all TO become Sister Of Chary
Is now in session in this city opened formally yes
erday in the Cathedral. The most Rev. Doctor Whit.
held OF course, presided, Archbishop of Baltimore and
celebrated the Mass Of tho Holy Ghost the occasion
The other Bishops present the Right Rev Doctor
David. from Bard.ownthe Right Rev. Doctor Eng land,
OF Charieson-Rght Rev. Doctor Ro.a,i. Of 81, louis
Right Rev; Dr. Fsnwick, Of Bos,on-Right Rev Doctor
Dubois OF New York-Right Rev. Doctor Kenrick, from
the Right Rev. Doctor Purceii Of Cincinnati Tn. oniv
bishops entitled to seats who present, are the
Right Rev Doctor PORTER. OF Mobile (who arrived this
day and the venerable Doctor Fisget, Of Bards,own
the scior Suragan, whose delicate stste Of health did
not permit his travelling hiher. A lag BODY Of prie,
ss s oy the p.e,e. .. advising IheolOgan., filled
ceedingy striking the bishops capes and mre. and
were seated at each eide Of the altar The priests in their
sacred vestments occupied the front before platform
After Mass, the Bishop OF Charleston delivered
on the nature OF church government the object and utility
their celebration in This country.
The Preates hold their Legislative session daily every
morning nine oci ok; the consultation Of the Prelates
ana heoogans take place in the afternoon tour
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BALrIMonE, Oct as
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It's session yesterday the having after
High Mass celebrated by the Right Rev. Doctor Fen.
WICK Bishop OF Boston, and by tho RICH, Rev.
Doctor England, Bishop Of Charleston, solenny affixed
their signatures the acts The appearance of the SANG
nary was the same as ON the preceding Sunday but
peculiar solemnty added by circumstances on
this day The clergy and preiates came in procession
from the Archbishops residence. entered at the front
oil the church. proceeding through the aisle
principal ALTAR where they took their seats This produ
ced very importing efect-it first time that ten
Te m re worn Sy one assembly in the United States
were also splendidly a,ired, viz:
The Rev; Fa'her William McSherry, Provincial Of the
/ The Rev. Father Nicholas Young Provincial, of ,h
| Dominicians. - '''
Picians. ~ o''
i Very Rev. John Tester. Theologans to the Arch
Hev samuel Eccleson, ) bishop Of Baltimore.
Very Rev Lewis Debarh, Theologian the coadiutor
Rev Andrew Byrne, The to the Bishop of Charleston,
Rev Rev i iTnm Gdn; to the Bishop Of ST. Louis.
Rev. Peter Mauvernay." to the Bishop Of Mobile. ~
HeV' Jon" hughes g to the Administrator of Phi
~ ladeIphia.
of Detroit. ~ '"' D'S"op
Rev Simon Brute, Thcoogan to the Bishop Of Cincin
natl " ~
Rev Augustus Jeanean, Theologian from the Diocese
Of New Orleans
The Promoters of the Council were the Right Rev
the , Bishop OF Boston, aud the Rev Doctor Deuo.
me Ses,s,arss; ksy Doctor Ed DamphOux, and hi.
Master OF Ceremonies, Rev. John J. Chance-his Al,
sistant Mr. Henry H. Burgess.
Chanters, Rev. John RandaDne and Rev. Peter FIRE.
Diet. -
The second circumstance with which we were struck
was, the mode OF subscribing the Each preatc in
e proper order oil his place, went alone the altar and
subscribed the record which had been laid upon INV
the Secretary after he had read titles of the acts
and the fathers had given their verbal assent bv The
Preson pideef upon the question having been put by the
Archbishop. ' WV
The Council adjourned to the third SUNDAY after Easter
IN the year 1887 Coniormably the discipline of the
Catholic church, the OF the Synod will no, be nub
examination OF the supreme head of the church, thai
Their conformity with the doctrine and the general disc
pine oil the whole body OF the other churc hes of the
hoc communion throughout the world might be thus as
cetained; aud thereby the essential unity Of the entire
collection OF members be preserved and secured whilst
sufficient liberty given TO each special portion TO leps
late according to their peculiar circumstances-
Gazette.
II New YoRK, October 80.
RA Second Fall .heeting.-Yesterday a, the
Union Course, Tor the Proprieors Purse, $780, two mile
neaW, tue following horses entered, VIZ.
James Raihgass Indian, by Orphan Boy 8 years old
Sir anseckIerss h. Singleton, by Eclipse, years old
Stockions b. Monmouth, by JDo Richards years old
WIN Gibbons bl. f. Alert, by Eclipse Iighfoot 8 wear.
Oh ko L. Stevens b. MassaneiIio, by Eclipse, years
o." IN T. Craigs s. h. Ripley, by Charles, years old :;
e. Bsdgersbr h. Pram, Jno Richards, 4 years old; T.
fearsa'Fs Quaker Boy, by a Mambrino, 4 years old.
uian' VINO had bad START and did improve upon il;
the others kept well together all the way round Alert TAX
ing aud keeping the lead throug hout the Ie ~.
Des al me sdr--Rpley against the field, two 10 one
anu h assaheio or Alert against Ripley; when at the
coming OUT the horses were placed as follows: