New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
4. rv,ou by a Je.uit-The Cas-. Faction.


La.or-etown College III ever heard Jesuit
L,,eA before, did not know that he was jesuit
Rlrt. Mr. D. is an ecclessstic o. the order Of St
,r.,ins, 80 there could be "1o MISTAKE" This
T., really glorious uaorning--wa7n as summer,
Jar AID Dry. with bright Sunshine. Bat few
...ks ego was sleighing On the banks Of love
4 .heet OF water, the OCTET q which is Lake
i.os. There we he'd hard frost intense cold md
.re lhsn q iooi Of suow on The gfoand. Heye "e
We July loon in the month Of January what
I.s.n~e All the Chmch.going people were out
5.v aad ST Matthews was crowded, rs 81
b..,.n Catholic Churches Ia America gre tLal J
- ger been in Two seats from me, on lie
p. at Mrs Ewing. the lady Of the Home Secre-
=. with her sons md danshter-thoy are Etrict
N:,oYcs 4 little beyond them perceived Gen.
IDS Senator Tor Illinois, famous Tor bis Mexican
'Levensenis-he also is O Catholic, as is tho Gee
- Io,eph r. Chandler, N {. FOR Philadelphia,
- ,tilty 10 an editor and goodness Of heart
nar. have endeared him 70 thogsands> aud
- was present, with other Congrcssmen. among
-, senator Jones Of Iowa, also several foreign
ss,'.,er, Of that creed The Church was quite
- svervbody was well dressed. and seemed
lt.,yful Indicating the possession and enjoyment
n ,onoetence and comfort. The pe~s are not free
.T-Ithey belong 20 families-hal the Congre
-, IS / was tod by friend Of yoars. are con-
20 The greater part Of the galleries IS assigu
-, the colored people. who, tho lgh chiefly slaves
~ asa whole better dressed than .onr CIR
.,rondeu. Theirs AZ least was no, the slaYcg
Y eo7shy"
/ v,py Of your readers have, doubtless, been prcs.
al he solemn, splendid, end very affecting ser
- Of the Church Of Rome. The vocal music, To-
h, wa really delightful it would have convert.
s.o folks / know-they would have SID these
tes. sounds at least arc not OF earth; they Ms
u celestial"
Rev. JA.Ys p DoSSxLLAs, tue pastor, youns
| ,,a of 80 / found before the days services be
nj in the basement, suitably insiructing and ear
asty exhorting the children Of both sexes OF his
srgregstion to live honestly. riyhteously and use
ksly % love God and virtue ond eschew evil J
l,m quite sure that his advice, given in the most
dod and benevolent manner, WINS not lost upon The
fs,e hooking LOys nnd cheTry-cheekcd maldcns VI
/ es banks of the Potomac.
Hg,od the schoolroom were pr nted, in lsr'c
| hsrscte-s. Remember thy Creator in the On
In thv Youth" Suffer little children 20 come 10
NJ. and forbid them not Cor o, such is the kIns
5o,a Of God" Marx, =, H. -" They that instruct
nsDy TO JUSTICE shall Shin rs The stars in tie
frnslncnt for all eternity" Daniel, xii. 2. Ia the
mne basement | found a couple OF OratOr'es s,i
oar or prayer by the coored males aud ieinal,
Fho are Of exemplary character where connected
with this church
After reading portion Of the Scripture, using
h course tho Do1sy Bible, Mr. DENSIKER shut
w., book, stated his text from memory, and began
is discourse. which, being preparatory 70 tie
T.A, Of tho Purhcation, obi !ly related 10 '.c
nth Of Christ, and tho virtues OF Mary his mot.''
h was delivered extompOre-uO notes.-the du4
,ess: the Jesuit was wide awake. and his manner,
4 least might be INIT lated with great edyanta
\ the manuscript reciting clergy of reformed Pro,
stantsm He was eloquent, animated IN tone
"a gesture, earnest. anxious 10 convince Oi
Nints Of faith Issy nothing. How can mortas test
Aeir correctness while on earth But Mr.. DENAI
up recommended Christian humity-instanccd
n. lessons given US Of Joseph, All obscure carpen
sr, the husband Of Mary-the Saviour born IN
,abe--ihe poverty and neglect that SURROUNDED
n, .nfancy-the disinterestcdness OF his holy HE
!. suferings and death. / thought Of Eugene
:uss novel where the Jesuits are 40 severe
added, and compared the imprisoned ond e.o
,a.nt ecclesiastic before me with the picture q
tsebIated Partisan lad drawn, bat could not pc
dive the resemblance. Though no admrer oi u
lscipes Of Ignatius Loyoln-no follower III
ancient Latin Church Of the Christian world W.
pleased with the devOut piety so visible at -.
Matthew's and felt loss a bgo,, If that were pcr-
sbe. than before
shsl we ever see the time in which more kind
,ud tolerant feeling, each to all the others VIII n
he breasts OF all classes aud denominations -
dine In which our youth shsll be taught TO love the
asIshbors Of the human race, and to glory Ia tie
Rivalry of doing good o. bat II is fair and love-
World this of ours Whom shall is inhabitari'
ease 20 war upon 70 SANDER 70 harrass, 10 ciroU
rent 70 deceive, TO lake advantage OF each other
The good time coming" when love and irlendshp
,ood will and affection shall hasten 10 chase away
be tear Of misery from the pale check OF want an
Poverty, and the Eden of innocence and virtue be
nee more open 10 mankind
When compared the senseess wranghngso the
politicians in the House Of Representatives win
he earnest piety and practical efficiency oil the Ffo
issant and Catholic Clergy had heard here, CON
isn felt thankful that the folks Of Washineto1
ave the benefit Of so much good advice on the m
day OF each week 90 lor,iiy them against the e,i'
example OF aciious politicians who hold forth on u
ether six days 1. 4,
p s. Is il actually crime in the eyes oil t'c
ssders Of the CAss faction 10 have been born u"
ooan.rymen Of Goldsmith, Usher, Moore and Em.
nett; OF Shaksperc, Milton, Addison and SteCl
OF Of Scott Buchanan. Robertson aud Watt i.
not why do they perpetually taunt four millions q
Asir fellow christians with the country OF the 2
sih as ilit was an indelible mark OF proscript Ca
md degradation
Mr.. RICHIE Of the UaiOH, thu, spoke YESTERDAY
bic courteous and gentlcmanly contemporary, O.
ien.Or editor ol the lHtchgCHcer here lone OF ih'
tGltOfe OF tntl OCNhNNN hAN te'I''NNe fAN
51tisk born Subject. with no attachment to our L.
,,ltotions the other the junior editor nom lo;'s
association having imbibed similar sentiments
In his earlier years. an editor and his parents
escaped from the oppression of darker age, 10 10
rus tainted half century thereafter by the son
sootchman, in the land Of his birth as II that
d been disgrace. Were not WAsHlNGroN'
iITkRsoS, MONROE. MADIsoS, ADAMS. PATRICK
ESRY, HANCOCK. PAUL JoSEs, aud HoRArio
ArHs. "British.born subjects Were 10; tho
en- who turned the scale in lS2s IA favor OF A.
sNxw JACKSON, British-born subjects w ere not
be fathers Of both the editors Of The tRion Bri''
30 born subjects wish they had been with ~
hhc~--s Jesuit describe Chrsts birthplace.
Gfse over this systematic haunting M the adopt d
citizens Messrs. RIrcHiE x BURKE Lash our
vices. our crimes also, If we have any, but Insult
~, the DEITY for allowing millions OF his cresturc
10 end a home in America by this pcrpeius1
Saeruousness about birth places. IL IL not Done
eEatsc 10 DO so.
Fssm Wsshinston-The secretary of the Nav
aBS Sioo Cortrsct-Di suaicnisis 30 Re
ssecsed by the senate.
c. a fAs rrsan. w..sssseS. Ncvtay, jan IS
home few days since vile attack was made
boagh the columns Of notorious shcc; in yoe
cit upon the Secretary Of the Navy, the object OF
vhh is not disclosed in the assault thus made.
ks good and sutfciontre reasons Mr., PREsIoN 5
refsed 10 scquiesce to the terms asked by the