The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-08

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Of the pleased Virgin Mary, and offer weekly COM
munion.
The faithful In general, arc exhOrted to perform
the Same devotions, or others recommended By their
spiritual directors
s. Before the opening of the council, you will en-
deavor inform the dispositions with which your
respective congregations comply with the devotions
prescribed In reference to the immaculate conception
SAMUEL, Archbishop Of Baltimore.
Given at Baltimore, March 2s 1919.
The Freeman's Journal gives tho following bulletin
Of the Popes doings:-
The Holy Father takes the air almost every day,
sometimes In his carriage and sometimes simply on
foot The people who thus have opportunity Of re-
ceiving his blessing, are filed with consolation
We gave last week, an allocution of His Holiness
which he made in the chapel Of the Cathedral Of 0aeta
a solemn occasion. This occasion was nothing less
solemn than the atcsston Of the decree declaring tho
heroic virtues Of Anthony Mary Zaocara founder OF
the congregation OF regular clcrcts called Barnabtes
The Pope said the mass in tho cathedral assisted by
Cardinals Sforza and Antone He afterwards entered
the sacrsy where he sat down the throne that had
been prepared, and listened to tho reading Of the de-
cree, surrounded BY Cardinals Macchi, Lambraschin
and others. Father Varenna, Procurator General Of
the Barnabites, returned thanks to the Holy Father
Tho moment" he said, in which you accomplish
this act Most Holy Father is Of the most solemn
In the history Of tho church and which most strongly
and most gently imposes on my institute the double
obligation Of returning you thanks and Of promising
glorious Father Zaccharia and honoring and
more by the science and tho nvincble virtues Of the
The American Tract Society sustains twenty city
tract missionaries in New York-and among them two
who shall immigrants they arrive and be able
to address them in various languages shall give them
advice warn them against the arts of unprincipled
men. and the temptations to which they shall be
posed and conduct them to places of worship where
they shall hear the gospel in their language. Tho
society have also missionary to the Germans and
to seamen and the other sixteen have charge Of the
different wards in the city
Prof f.. c. Wines, well known as a lecturer on the
laws OF Moses recently licensed to preach the go
pei, by the Rhode Island Association.
The first church bell which has ever been heard In
Egypt since the occupation Of that country by the
Mocm corquerors, has lately been suspended in the
tower Of the Roman Catholic church, built BY tho
Jesuits at Alexandria.
in compliance with an invitation from the churches
Of Oswego, ". Y, tho next annual meeting Of tho
American Board for Foreign Missions will be held in
that place, on Tuesday preceding the second Wednes-
day Of September next.
The Rev. Heman Dyer ID. late President Of the
Western University Of Pennsylvania has resigned that
post and accepted appointment Of the Board of tho
American Sunday School Union.
The Bishop Of Charleston IL at present engaged in
the visitation of the part Of his diocese that os in tho
State Of North Carolina.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Spalding has addressed an
urgent circular to the diocese of Louisville, exhortinS
The clergy and lay to generous exertons for tho
ton of cathedral the cost Of which will
BIO from $4,000 to $4,000.