Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-18
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rOunQ lHe wall. lnere are TWO OutSl1e
doors, one opening into the kitchen; and,a
large open ga1ret. lnere1 saD Hny cellar;
but if the Philadelphia priest telfs the truth,
there must be one with such ceIls, subterra-
neous passages, and holes for mterment, as
Dieu, Tor he says it corresponds in every
particular"
That priest also SAYS, that there is Jane
Grey in the Magdalen Asylum, who is the
original in the character have given Of my
unhappy companion in the Black Nunnery
Mad. Jane Ray. should scarcely expect
to find any of my old acquaintance remain
ing in that institution. 1t is very easy to
send them to any place OF country, and to
fill their places with strangers; but ifJaBe
Ray has been put into the "Magdalen Asy-
lum," without a strict watch. she is at liber-
ty before this time.
once more request the people oftheU
States to be on their guard against decep-
tons; and assure them that feel perfectly
easy about the result, if they will but deter
mine to see justice, acre justice, done to a
poor and prosecuted female, not yet twenty
one years of age, with an infant, now in fee
bic health; who has thus far found refuge
in their country, where she hopes to live and
| die IN peace.
stand me-the wish of my heart is-that I
go to Montreal, and be admitted into the
Nunnery. IfIdo not shOU satisf factory er-
idence 0 fn1y truth. 1ciH consent to be left
in the hands of my late Mistress, the Lady
Superior; and again to be hro1rn into one
Of her dungeons of despair.
! MARIA MONK.
MORE News FROM Converts. The
public may soon expect some information
concerning the nature Of these institutions.
/ from competent witness, and one extern
sively acquainted with those of Europe,
! if work advertised as in the press in
Philadelphia, is what it processes to be-
| We copy the advertisement from the Phil
adel phia Recorder.
Sir gears IN the Mona steraes of Italy,
by S. J. Mahoney, late Capuchin t'riar.
Edward C. Bddle has in press, and will
speedily publish, six years in the Monas-
teries Of Italy, and two years in the islands
Of the Mediterranean and Asia Minor -
containing view Of the manners and Gus
toms of the Popish clergy in Ireland, TIA
ly, Malta, Corfu, Zante Smyrna, &c. with
anecdotes and remarks illustrating some
of the peculiar doctrines of the Roman
Catholic Church, by Rev. S, J. Mahoney.
late Capuchin Friar Of the Convent Of
Immaculate Conception at Rome.
Brooklyn Citizen.
SandUich Islands, Letters have re-
Gently been received Of as late date as
March 9th. The government was be-
coming settled, order was prevailing, and
the state Of things among the people i'm
proving. A series Of meetings were held
six days in succession about the first of
February, when the large church at Hon
olulu was regularly filed with attentive
and solemn hearers Of the word of Cod
the number present from day to Gay being
from 1000 to 5000 A number of back
sliders gave evidence Of genuine repent
ance, the members of the church were re-
vived, others who had remained in doubt
respecting their Christian character, be-
came decided, and about forty from this
class were, on the first Sabbath in March,
proposed as candidates for church fellow
ship. A considerable number were Loro-
fully converted. The revised edition Of
the New-Testament, consisting of 10000
copies had been printed. and the demand
for it was very great. The adult Sabbath
school, superintendent by MIR Chamtcr-
lain, embraced from 1900 to l40O learn
ers.-Herald.