The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
Correspondence Of the Crescent.
Catholic Opposition to Bishop HughesReet to Ireland
rather than TO R0ae-Jhe Remains Of Gen. Rorth-
The Choierd-IAe Weather DlifRsss If tts City.

Catholic Opposition @ Bishop Hagheselieft to Ireland
rather than 10 ROae-1he Remains of Gen Worth
The Ckoiera- The Weather Duiinsss of he City.
NEW York, June rs, 1919
Eds. Crescent--A writer in this mornings Star, who
signs himself An Irish Roman Catholic" takes strong
ground in opposition to the collection OF Peters pence called
for by Bishop Hughes circular OF the 10th instant know
that he expresses the sentiments Of large potion Of our
Catholic fellow citizens and Of that fact the Bishop himself
cannot be ignOrant The Tribune yesterday had
structures the circular, which have called forth
monstrance from the Bishop through the columns of the
Courier Enqufer, in which he dsayows the object Of
supporting the Pope in the effort to put down the Roman
Republic The Of the Bishop emnenty jeluucal
in this matter while is marked with but little of his usual
ability 1t may be that he acts only in obedience to
authority, while " his heart is not in the work"
The hish Roman CATHOLIC in the Star, asks If the
Irish in New York aud in these United Saies are to collect
money for other public purpose than that of
evng their brothers. cousins sister, SC. from t laws Of
starvation Shall they +" he continues, have the in
dsble dgace affixed TO their and character that to
suppon the Monaehoal Powers of Europe and sustain
the savage alliance entered into crush the feeble
but brave and heroic people Of Rome. they will send gold
gold-to Gaeta, Dhst their Peopts ia ireland
driBen, from oant Of food, io than eaHnbasm
the declaring Of The flesh at their Q8Spring -
They hear, the writer. the shreks despair coming
the Atlantic from thousands thousands and they
heed them not They hear the robbs hofdes Of Austrian
and NeapOtan troops aided BY babaTzed SpanaTds and
ecreant spOsate French, cannOnadng the gates Of Rome
and they throw their golden Offering into the chest Of des
potizm."
we VIII see nope tneie golden OHeungs VIII prove
fewer and smaller than the despots expect othe republicans
appgehend There friends Of liberty than
Roman CathOlios-a majority perhaps. Of whom have
learned under ds,pOtm itself. how regard and what
Of il deserves the hand of re
gOn Bishop Hughes says the Pope and his friends must
eat like other people and seeks to give the impression that
the Peters pence called for only designed 10 furnish
him and them with the OF livelihood. Let the Hov
Father shift his quarters this country he has been heartily
invited to do and my word Tor it, all these means with ali
collateral wants will be amply supplied without calling
upon his suffering children" in Europe for a ihlling
dwell largely this subject deem il one of graat i'm,
pOiance and look BnxOusy TO our people for obv and
consistent action upon it, If cannot directly aid M
oanse OF Tepuhlcanism in Europe let us not in any form
lend any assistance to its enemies and this let il be dis
guised it what citizens are called upon todo
in the contribution Of the Peters pence.
A resolution adopted last evening in the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen take measured for bringing N mi,
city for n'ement NC, the remains Of Gen. Worth and
committee was appointed to confer with from the other
/ Board in peIieoting arrangements with that object
The City Inspectors report Of deaths for the week ending
on Saturday, gives total OF 47s OF which il slated that
lb2 were from cholera The reports Of the Board of Health
which reabe give ITO deaths from cholera for Ire
The weather continues moderate the mercury Yesterday
and today having kept below 500 in the shade The aver
to-day has been S. except in some of onr hot
test streets, Of which Wall is one Il has there
The cholera report To-day looks little ssrors, but as
poatngup Of Sundays accounts to Be regarded as
at all alarminR73 and SO deaths in the sixth m
seventh week Of the epidemic shows no particularly maig
nan disposition its We look NOON il as about
eliminating, aad have but ile doubt that couple Of
weeks will present improved Of thnEt in our CITY
Ii is awluy dull in every quarter a. we always fad il
At this season OF the but not quite degree that We
suffer When the country people do begin 20 rseover
their senses we shall be glad to them, bat would prefer
that while they hab0r their flight with suoh good will
they may keep home with their sagaoous selves And
with those ofOiher eies who echsW our society with such
loieiiude, Respectfully, yoaH, IADckgOR,