New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

INSTALLING AN ARcHBIsHOP.-The installation
OF Bishop Blanc as Archbishop OF New. Orleans
took place in st. Patricks Cathedral ia that city.
on the 10th inst. About 1000 persons were pres
ent. The Nelo- Orleans Crescent says;
Bishop Chaunce of Natchez Bishop PORTER Of
Mobile, Bishop Odin OF Galveston, Father Mathew,
Father Mullen, and forty priests were present.
After the celebration Of High Mass Bishop
PORTER, who oficsted in full Pontifcals invested
Bishop Blanc with the "Pallium" Bishop Chaunce
then delivered a highly interesting discourse, In
which he gave history Of the "Paium." He
stated that it was a sign Of communion between
the Archbishop and the Holy See OF Rome. He
then briefly reviewed the state of the Catholic
religion throughout the world, and stated that In
all countries it was In flourishing condition. In
France the Catholics enjoy more liberty than
under the Monarch, being allowed every privilege
in regard 10 schools, etc la Spain, the difficulties
which existed sometime since, had all been
amcsbly adjusted Bishop @. stated that In
England, the very throne OF Protestantism, there
was not village in which spire bearing the sm-
bIem Of Catholicism could not be seen and ia the
United States, where twenty-five years ago there
were only two Bishops, there were now nearly
thirty
Not the least interesting portion Of the ceremo-
MES was the performance of Mozarts celebrated
Twelfth Mass by the Choir At the conclusion.
collection was taken up for the purpose OF dersy-
ing the expenses incurred in preparing the Church
for the occasion, and a very handsome one was
realized.
ATTEMPTED ISPASTIcIDE.-An inhuman at
tempt at murder was committed on Sunday night.
at the South End. young man named James
Zimmerman who for some time past has been re-
siding at No. II London st. was found by tho
watch with a newborn infant in his arms, and
being unable to account for 1t in a Satisfactory
manner, be was taken into custody. IL appears
that be has been living in the house with mar
ried woman whose name is Rachel Ellsworth
1bO is the notaer Of several children, Dat whose
husband is DO~ away from the cisy On sunday
Malt she gave birth ~ the Gu TO- aud - wsstdken
away BY fiuunemsu under cr,oin' snces which
leac e. the billet taae ipiauu siDe Vas cOnsem-
plated HsYqii, the ef-.uyr ~t' frustrated -
YESTERDAY afternoon Hl.ncOsn Nas taken TO
the Police. Court for animation, and was ordered
n recoerize In tbe sum of $1,000 lpr hi. appear
suce next Saturday ii delazlg o; which he was
committed The inbomsn mother was conveyed
IN the Alns-House. she being to unWsii 20 ap'
near Ia Court. The child is skill living and Is also
az the Aims House. Boston Jour 10Th
CHARGE or BRIBERY.-We learn from the
Proridence Journal that on the last day Of toe
session of the General Assembly Of Rhode Island,
amessage from the House was sent 10 the senate
with the report Of the Committee of the House on
the charge Of an attempt % bride certain mem.
bers Of the General Assembly in the Senatorial
election With this report was the written ties.
timony OF two Senators who testified before the
Committee Of the House that they were cogniz ant
OF attempt az bribery, OF sdirect offer OF money,
and that they refused 70 disclose the names OF
the guilty parties The Senate referred the whole
matter TO q committee, and as the session would
expire in & few hours leave was given 90 this
Committee to sit 10 vacation, and 70 send Tor per
Sons and papers
This grave charge has some connection' VIC DO
ieye, with the recent election OF OH'sod SLAVES
Senator