New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

ne pubrn vas Galway Here bu, few years back ths
oul Protestant inhabitants were few Descendants Of 80
lated Protestant families Who had almost gone out Of
date TIE efforts put forth IN the csase Of Protestant
sm in this section Of the country we're those Of Arch
bishop French Heh who deserves the credit Of paving
theway for future missionases and when he depstei
from tia, station he le vhs had rever been there before
Industrious Protestant ministry. Dr. French SIC.
cesGed in this Diocese by the Hon. and Rev Thomas
Lord MClboGrue. and was designed more as political
ihsn religious agent But li- exemplary Bishop seeing
such an extended field for the lab0Ts OF Christianity a.
vcrtd bis attention from worldly pursuits and iabored With
80 much zeal and energy the ,aase Of the Protestant
ChurCh that in few years Be he'd succeeded IN etabsh
inc missions all the face ~ the country ami becoming
The ipheritor Of the btcr1st Romsh enmty fs
which in return he received TIE lasting gratitude 81 an
friends Of Chri.tiauty.
punkett was about going tour II inspection and COZ
frmaion through his Diocese. sud Dr. Iyng was thls
Afforded opportunity OF ceng The true state 81 the
missions which he otherwise could no; have obtained
He takes ride with the Bishop % the town q Hesiioni
and sitter sending ter 81 Introduction 10 The Rector
rendered TOE Inequalities 81 tie kecory daring hs stay
He present AZ the confirmation OF twenty three colvers
sevent, en- Of whom had been recently converted making
fry three converts in the parish during two yeas Here
Or Tying had frequent private n.erViews WIN me COZ
ver.s Questioning them % iie cause 81 Their cenverson
sc Tie majority OF them were maies poSs ssng mach
intelligence and appearance oi respeetaoatY and A.
cre5 ;,h reaecp on All Sc-rsrra Cae lions. They wOaA
give excellent reasons fr ih change Of their faith AMI
Indignantly repudiated hl charge OF bribery preferred
agsin., hem by he Catholics They mostly farmers
business men ard gtntriiy M comiOrtapic ctrcam-
s,snccs A. this vilage there i school Of 100 chlt
rou WHO ere daily taught in he Scriptures besides one OF
l. pupils silly orphans made - by the famine who are
instructed ty the wife II Bishop liunkett
The next place he lecturer visited was Spidill a vi
laee On he sea coast miles west OF Galway This place
be also visited in company the Bishop and On ths
arrived carriage al the bells OF the village were r1ns
ard the citizens began g. flock ia crowds to the Ga irh
Only year or two ago, IN ias locality the waoio ni
ber u P-o stans only amounted 20 rs, and now there
are Il cecymen actively engaged in the work OF rotor
ma .H Iur nc To u
from Romani- In thai plco. and the day that the pcor
VIZ herr. 90 were ccnimct in his pr-once: Ia
tbs rlsre there are row four churches, aad school
horse With scconrnoiei1n or widows aui teachers. aai
viefe Is children are IN Attendance There re ihrse
oih, schoc.s here, with o.. children mixing total u
go T..9e he-e school. tle parish has a wrrshou-e,
under H. supervision ~ on excellent clergyman whore the
converts are nstrct "a n making mp Different kinds OF
work in which mary exhibit great mechanical skN.
III. g. certainly pleasing rsut OF the effects u the
Nisor movement NJ witness the great benefits
coifrred uTou lcsc peoFlc and not thank God for pro
ytirg .rch instrument ir carrying out the glorious
work az reformation.