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

carriage al the bells ofte village rlng
ard the citizens began O. flock ia crowds to che "a irch
Only two ago. IN iAi locality. the whole nam
ber 10 T. stan's only amounted 20 ~ ana now here
are ce cymcn actively euca-ct in the WORK OF reios
nation during the past year there were ~ c9n'ers
from Romanism in tha; pce and the day tha TIE Doctor
W.. her. 90 more were confirmed in hs presence. In
tiis rlsce there four churches, aad school
horse With accommodation f,r widows aut hers aai
wieie 75 chlir,n IN Attendance. There re three
ofh,T schocls horc with e.. children, mixing oia u
SEQ Deside ,hc-e schoosi uie parish has w'lhouse,
under III rcr.ion ~ excellent clergyman whore the
converts are n'truci I'd n making up different ninds Of
work in which mary exhibit great chNn'cal skN
his certainly peoslg r,sah OF ne creeis OF iae
corfred urcu ilcsc pooro and not thank God for pro
yitirg srch Instrument or carrying out the glorious
work o. Information.
III
On Tiursday evening ,hc Rev DR. Tying delivered the
third lecture Of the course. The attendance smaller
tlan before and although The audience OF the respect
ollo order the interest cvinced IN the subject not
equal to The elaborate character OF The lectures.
Tie lecturer commenced By describing his voyageio
some Of the small islands on ihe west Of Ireland twenty
miles from the coast of GALWAY Bay called the South Ar
ran Ies 1t was the 9th Of August last o; the dno
autumnal mornings when in company with the Bishop OF
Tuas The lecturer embarked for those beautiful gems Of
the ocean which decorate the opposite coast 10 our own
Long Island The people ON these islands Ike he oher
Ieafartry Of Ireland. live chiefly on potatoes which they
iroduce In sufficient quantities O. enable them 20 send
a considerable supply to the Galway market fgs arc
also bred In numbers and pork j. with the Arranitos
Iortant article Of expectation 10 the main land ne
village is the most thriving the western side OF mo
county, the PEOPLE far comfortable IA her utoss
and llhiis than those of Ireland generally. Herring
fishing is also important feature oi Aran industry anu
ilawlrg fish is also carried on extensively az along
the Calway coast The Protestant Rector the Rev. Mr..
Synee was living among the po0 It. and doing much good
in IMPROVING the hehs and in sqgtiug various industrial
pursuits The Bishops mission Wa to e9n'ecfaIs .ns
Church. There good many Catholics present. ana
although attempt had been made h Greats disturb
Guce the annoyanco OF the Pro;eNans and their bsh
or II sgually failed and all parsed Oh IN the stOrdery
ana so factory manner The lecturer went on % describe
the condition Of the schools which he visited and related
several instances to show tie qulckness oil the ln'h ch
dIen in acquiring The irsi prn piles Of the orthodox ilh
He desc bed the Irish Catholics the most d-gracefu
srecimeus Of humanity especially the womo1 who fol
lowed m and the Bishop through The streets 10 the most
dsodory way, throwing stones and bricks al ten a. hey
rode poet he Of poverty ard wetchedness IN the
cau6ge OF the Bishop The Protestant convert Of whom
he had OPPORTUNITIES Of examining several hundreds were,
on the oil hand orderly pi0us people and showed the
most pleasing symptoms OF attachment TO the frotstant
faith and hey gave the hearies reception 20 inc froles'
tant Bishop la visiting the schoos IN Ireland he me
lecturer he'd been popular in his examinations % the
children than he had been in the delivery Of the present
Of lectures in his own county andh dd not believe
there was school in this country which could furnish an
equal number Of intelligent children 10 those he found IN
the obscure islands II Western Ireland He might add,
fo that he should be grahed 10 ind as much integem
sTrr,caon II his teachings among his flock, where
be weekly mnistCrod he found among eighty aiut con
verts in school room in Galway He inquired OF these
whether III va true lld VI
money to become Proestauis aud they all denied most
positively The truth Of that accusation they had their
reward In the salvation Of their souls ny ian IN Jesus
Chrs III could not restrain his emotions NJ me ze anu
devotion OF these men, and he should indeed rejoice 10 see
an equal manifestation Of religious feryor anoag us own
In he course q his travels he had visited 0ughters
which ia a small town beautifully situated on l,ough Cor
rib II was here that the first Protestant missionary DC
gan four yearsogo when there we're only sixteen Protect
arts in ~ town There then but one church which,
with the church Cliiden the only two churches 81
that tine within the whole district 81 forty miles IN OK
t,nt Literally, for all practical operation the fots.Ane
Church yas extinct Unlimited Popery ruled tho psce
II was here and at that dark time that the key MI D
lac a man OF whom no Christian could speak WIN 700
much venerGtion, commenced an undertaking ~ncn na'
led IN The amazing work Of the Irish Church Missions
Now new church which will hold sir hundred lss-on
has been erected; he completely hsl, Ani No ~
doors and porch were thronged WIN NOS topVo'aosY
coporegnton Deeply and earnestly were they engaged 10
their worship The union OF the worship OF she cnurcn
with he singing Of these people entirely fo o ~
rreached by the Rev. Mr. Dallas in an aneconaie am
mrle style bearing the cearest testimony 10 'ns
Tie Hisbop administered confirmation TO 70 Pef'ons on
This occsson the year before be conhrned ~, anl .o
rrecedrg y,sr e9-msking in all 2ss person. VINO ha'e
Lns nnb1ely renowned their connection win tue homn
Church In 0sgherard within the 1871 thiee y5as .n
uoTt hefore I'm was wonderful in the improved aspect o.
he eayer converts a. compared with the PaPs arouni
tbsm or the new converts lately brought IN La mr. "
CGaehsn God bad raised up skiiial ana alap'Sa M
it Tor tbi LEGALITY As Rector q Oughterard he VS.
influence, understanding and exeF'lgs %
IL m Ireland. he
from the Komsh Church was IN conseqleno" gs,s N
cust Al seeing the candidates for orders 10 inc
MAMMOTH hst taking tie oath u alisg anes " ~ -
inserting IN an under tone, negai'ef, N-' Lt ~ In
vered it, meaning and then siIerwAas, .s IN ~.
.Is, he tb,n conceived 10 Be. the hoies 1870 ~ W.
CInrcb the performance Of Hig Mas lns i ,su NJ
rejection GA The subject, be released go c,,.h n
rcofh lopcace and all connection WIN '"o 49, 49,. -
p,s ~, there did appear u be any oPsahs a. -,
nm In The Protestant Church. To zee nm lst' .t,
Teorie h heir own Beye language was yhs VI ra a.
I.le - ever Witnessed The influence OF az mo
p,iests p Gland could not induce any oh e, ~ r,hs
Nr O'C 10 say one word against him Ike VOs s IA
Ars he stood there the father and guia3 " l.' css
la sr.et.d boarding house Tor Ne young ~ :. -
- orJer 10 relieve them Of the necessfy Of gong P
HEDGING houses Many were he ogect. % Dsa,i 1870 ~
he had accomplished for ne ess .ao. " ~
most sucee ssisi n1 To leave the church before
.rc ~ concladec the lecturer stopped ~, s .
and tIeh 81 Is bu, be must request that tney
riS L.bave themselves - wei a o1oel Peof'I "a n
80 H. church before the services "se ~. ~ NJ,
~ rot he Known the reverend gen'ls - ,ha
Hoy - oers 10 leave early u OccAsi0nel " 'ny
g., no sceommoda,ion l. afforded them IN bpsss1p.
tFe srI hey are Obliged % return carry N Crosl :.
i. ,Ier notes wheTess, II a. much courtesy VIZ,
- -, receive IN other churches 90 paFi1ensa
ccSsous he reports could DO conpis,Si ~ s-s
"a tn ANNOYANCE eomDlaned Of would DO, Oc.i,
ne conh H.. leave this part Of the suljec, Nnoa -.
Mn erIogy on the Bishop Of lgam 81 wn yS
y ~ ported that hs only ceeofeeh sh.ty A,
Lf,re he vas c5nsecra'ed = bishop he Ma
49, tolter of suipe in he country, sn1 T M :, ,i1
ne -. i.Tcr5bp lie Bishop ref4ied y @oa,i
5-eI no di,graee for similar relna5 mr. =. ~ "a
Of he Apostle Peter ibs' before &c ~ c,,il1a
"a ~ q ie ,res the best hsh Fliih AZ - 1T q. a
a. -cyerend lecturer continued az g,e@ 7.,i h.
criHc ircile r.s 81 partie alai ~ f,L Nfi,nsry
eii,, he o.e-a;ious q tie Onlre. ~, ~
ing InIcay ,Sd concluded b. lmil siang that p
Ss = 4 Jrtu,shed every evening tnHi he IL -,
I'm ect1re but g. 30 Aiie interest - e'
!. ae .ri'ce.. rheh b. considered - % o. l-' '-