The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27
Bishop Hughes sU FOurierism and Roman
Repubiicanisim.


Bishop Hughes ~n Fourisrism and Roman
Disqualification.
To FDiIoRs CoURiER EEQUiRER-
beg leave t. complain through your widely eircu-
lated paper Of the Injustice done me by the Hon Ho
race Greeley or his agent by whom am represented
ms directing collection TO be taken up in the Catholic
Plus TX IN his yrrsent s,rusgL ssG,nst the Roman
public The words mark. in itS'cs Mr. Greelsys
to my mind The collection Is for the relief and sup
port of the Pope Here the sentence closes; but the
editor Of tn. Tribune, without either authority or
foundation alleges that IL to support the Pope in his
present struggle against the Roman republic
MT Greeley has heretofore professed good will t.
wards his Catholic fellow cixens with what sincerity,
u ed issue implied by his imaginary
tes between the Tope and the Roman republic suii-
churches Of the United Sunday is sim.
Fly 10 relieve the present wants Of the Supreme Bsh
| OPP OF the Cath"hc people II Plus TX had been ~,
rant had been opposed to the progress Of rational
lib, rty and social Iteration. the Cath lies, of this
country at least would not have sympathized deep
| ~ in the m,sfoi brought upon him by his
goodness and The ingra Of tn" people whose
| condittn he so che,Iiuly uudert' ok tn improve
In the earlier period OF hs government the voices of
Catholics drowned In the universal shout OF APP
probation from liberal Of every creed and OF every
country. Even Mr. Greeley himself acknowledged 1t
as an honor to have drawn the address to Plus *,
which went forth from this city representing ~ far as
might be the sentiments with which the entire Ameri-
can people regarded che newly elected Pont Neither
was the editor Of the Tribune spAriDg OF those cour-
teous phrases his holiness. such as venerable
Father" which marked the anAb e benrvOvnc. OF the
writer's character, whilst to the uninitiatcd they
sounded strange enough from the lips OF Protestant
aud VI = repu bio an JUDGED il mistake not no
by portions Ut the press Tor using such
Language towards the Man OF SIM But enthusiasm
ruled the hour ut the tabernacle and while Mr. Gree
ley read The address, it leunGed in the ears OF the
rAptur, multi ude like the OF the nightnga
proceeding from the th ont of the doyeso liberal m
gentle. ~ benevolent were the strains OF that nenora-
Plus *. 10 the same man that he then;
Is It probable that in reality MIR Greeley has under
gone any change.
Yet the very from whose hands Plus ~ removed
the letters OF imprisonment and who have man fstel
their gratitude by plotting against his position not
HIS life, have become Mr Gr.eeys heroes and
iavorites. They WELD the stietto, aud sacri-
ice by assassination the human victims who to
pre- piiiate the god.rss Of Young Liberty in Italy,.
For these atrt cities Mr. Greeley has no language OF
horror or denuucstion Ar.yolutiuu has indeed taken
place but there is evidence that tits the WORK of
the Roman people, whilst 1t Ii certain that to great
extent those whu have taken part at are strangers to
keme who found other parts of Italy and OF conti-
mental Europe unwilling to receive or retain them.
They bavs succeeded in sxpeling hr government which
acco, ding to what regard the truest cunts
reign of the Roman people, which they call
carriages OF tho CARDINALS, ii that heroisni.
They have plundered the churchesthey have extort-
cd money from the peopo-they hsve almost legsizad
iD&tion. wherever their authority prevailed.
And thisis the phalanx recognised by Mr. Greeley rs
the Roman republic. ct no ambassador from foreign
countries recognised such republic. except it be
the 1, male ntiary who furnishes the Ti6nns
with diplomatic correspondence
In cuhciusion beg leave TO Mr. Greeley that
the Pope the Cardinals and Secretaries who have
To- attend to the various matters OF church spread
throughout the world. like other men. under the
necessity Of having something to rat aud something
whtrewh be- clothed. Aud that for these purposes
the Catholics OF this country to lay their efar
ings with profound veneraton At the feet OF his lio-
/ JOHN HUGHES, Bishop of New York.
| LATER PROM Pokro CADEllo-The brig Eschol,
Capt. Harding, arrived at This port yesterday from
Porto CabelIO, which port she lett the 9th inst.
CAPT. Harding reports that business was very dull.
| Political affairs were unsettled as heretofore.
| Monsgas was still at the head of the government.
He was residing Valencia, small place about 40
| miles from POriO CabeIlo. The feeling against Mo-
nagas very strong among all Classes ct the com:
| munity, and ii WIS thought by many well-niOrmed
persons Thai the Pd-z party would be in power in
| Sky days. CaptH states that he conversed freely
with individuals of all classrs, and thinks the feel
ing OF opposition to NOnagns very general, In con-
sequence OF the many arbitrary ana onerous mea'
sures of his administration He also states that a
| feeling of appreciation towards Gen. Patz, seems to
| be increasing. among the m'ddlng and lower class
cs, as well as among the business portion OF the
community, and they were becoming convinced
that the meas ures h. advocated were for the best
| interests OF the country. The brig Mount Vernon
had been released from SEIZURE through the intlu-
| ehcc OF the commander Of the sloop OF war Ger-
| mantUwD. and Mr.. shields, u. ;. minister at CD
raccas. The government had given bonds to the
| amount of 3d. 600 TO make good all ddmigeB.--
The steamer Scourge was still under seizure, and
her case awaiting trial. Capt H. thinks she will
| town sailed from Porto Cabeo on rhe ID INST. for
| Curacoa.-BcsfoM Eve. Jour. June Is.
The LATE FIRE AT Whitehall Loss 10000
We learn from AN extra Issued by the publisher OF
| the Whuth0utr that Il fire broke out at about
| o'clock yesterday morning In the barn adjoining
| the Clinton House, which continued to rage until
about 4, burning the Clinton House, and all the
buildings on Clinton Avenue, and up Canal street,
| at Tar as the Marble Pillar store. Among those
no are burnt out, are VIM b. Harms, Jas. aud
w. F. McGhea, p. Johnson " Son Clinton House ],
| Bacon az Gasloid, Eddy a. Mdnn, f.. Dunson,
JAS. II. H. Parke. +: Schuyler, ID. NJ. Russrgee,
| d. s. Wright Boyd a. Wilson, DAVIS " Gibson,
II. Ga, lold, II Slowt, d. Prnfeid, f. Griswod,
| J.. ~ A. Austin, Whifehaller Office, Chroatcte W:
| fee, f. p. Illusions BookBludery and several
| groceries on Clinton Avenue. The horses and
| carriages in the barn of the Clinton House were
| all burned. Some of the boarders at the Clintol
Hou,e barely escaped with their lives among the
number was John u. Dudley, OF Albany, VINO was
badly burned and lost his vas-, wallet, &c. Short
y ailer the cry Of fire that evening, Dea Harry AL
len, grocer, On Canal street, dropped dead IN the
road. Several others were obliged 10 be carried
of the ground. The loss OF J. Z; Parke and J. IL.
E0vd, owners of the stores and offices Of and most
| of those occupy my The CLINTON House covered
by insurance. Albany Messenger, June o.
! FArAL RENcousrAn Ar FRANZ FORT On Satur-
| day Issl at Harmony Meeting House, In Woodtord
| county, a rencoubter took place between WIN. f..
Blackburn, Esq Of Lake Providence, louisiana,
and Thomas SiteIe, csq, ~ w o"uioru county, In
which the former received pistol shot ~ the
breast, pelforaiing his stomach and w0undng his
liver. The wound was a desperate one, though
Mr.. 3. fingered until Sunday afternoon, about
twenty .Iour hours after ne received the wound.
Mr.. b. reached Ihe residence OF his father, near
wi ich this most unfortunate affair oscurrea, but a
few days since in The full vigor Of health lie was
accom- panied bv his young family. We know
nothing Of the circumstances of this affair, beyond
the idle and oonuad Glory rumors that are abroad.
Justice to the living. well as to the dead, de-
mabds that more e1ynrte statement should be
sent forth on the basls ut rublic opinion Oh the
subject. Mr.. Steele Is highly respectable and IN
futnlial .enilrnan. He gave himself up promptly
TO The auihori,i,s, though we have not yet heard
he resul, OF The examination. Frankfor (hy)
CtBlBrt nutaith, June -.
EyrrNs,vr RnnnRhY IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.