The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

,,ro.,s. ,a,ry "a the forms 81 the Roman Catholic
Church csnou,os cbediepce chs einneocs the CArdi
mai Archhsnop 20 scstmnst'r," and was then for may
edmitted 90 the ,osss~sscn OF hi new dignlues.
su,orK or 4. CLERGYMAN IN A CANADIAN PRISON.
clerg, nsp q twenty seven year, standing, named
MSa.,cb, was arrested and imprisoned at London W,
a ehori one ce, charge of forgery The London
Pre- Ey,S OF the 10Th inst announces hts suic ie:-0u
the lh inst he lodged in the Jail OF this city and
placed among the other prisoners. soon became evi
dent aud q Mr. psrke, the sor that the mind Of
the unhsp, y gentleman wandering He FREQ renly
let him ont" and that "the Prince had written him
letter about napt sing his cbd,' and again, that be
'was George, Prince OF Orange" &c These evident
indications OF insanity induced the authorities tn
put him Cell nv himself He there from the ltth
to the 18th init and curing this period the aberra
tioa Of intellect as observable He ate his meals with
aprsrent reh and though bitterly complaining Of his
Incarceration he DID not Indicate by his in any
that he contemplated self destruction On the
ing OF the 10th the aor ie the unfortunate about
O'Clock for the night and between six and the
following morning he discovered hanging by his neck
the deceased wen, very deliberately to work to accom-
pish bis purpose. pocket handkerchief tied round
the h Of the window in the firm OF ring, and to this
he suspended himself with another handkerchief To
have straneled himself the deceased must have Jumped
from the table from the short distance from the hars IN
the floor Of the ce,I but 81 feet sufficient fall could
have been obtained produce srangulauon. After he
had committed the act is evident hat the deceased might
have saved himself, for his toes actually touched the
ground and his elbows bent with the hands
The~e be doubt hut that the deed done
after be left the previous evening" for there would
n nave N en- sumcent gnt curing the night 10 arrange
the and the fact OF his having his cothe.
shows that the deceased had gone 70 bed His body
vas perfectly rigid aud cold when d.scovsred On the
bic, turned down. q book OF Psalms which he had
evidently been Just reading, previous 70 his suicide
TrE PoPR's PILGRIMAGE.
The GSowate fd of the 9th Of May states that the
Pope arrived at Civa Castellna the 9TH, and the
following morning went 10 the Cathedral on foot 10 say
mass before his departure During the ceremony he dis
ibStcd the Eucharist to all the municipal authorities and
% many of the other inhabitants Al Msgiano Oirico
and Nan he also visited the cahedrals and his
beDedictjon to the people A Tern he visited the large
foundry OF that place, where several medals with the
eHg OF the Saviour the Virgin and the Apostles Peter
and Paul cast In his presence When about 70 leave
that place. young OF the best families offered
take the horses od his carriage and to draw but this he
would NOT allow. The streets through which he passed
were every where strewn with flowers AT Spoeto,
tumpha arches bad been erected and before the Cthe
dra stood large wooden column, surmonnted by statue
OF the immaculate Virgin. The town was ilium mated
when be arrived On sIghtng, he proceeded foot TO
the Cathedral aud thence 10 the Episcopal palace whore
he admitted all the authorities the honor OF kissing his
slipper On the following morning the Pope said
the and then set out Tor Fogno where he
received with similar honors.