The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Obituary.
IAN FATfsEW T&BBH, D. D., THE DIS 0NuUIsHED ENG
LISH PuSEYITE AND CATHOLIC tREACHBR.
[Fronr the London Post Sei sR24IF

LlSH PUSEYITE AND CATHOLIC tREACHBR,
from the London Post. Sei >p2s.l
weannounced in our secoed edition Saturday tho
death Of tho Rev. Frederic william jb5r, D. D.. supe
rior Of ahs Orabry at Rompton, the Of
Anglican converts the Catholic IA n after Dr. New
man. DR. Fassr had boen III since May Asss his disease
be despairco Of lie died 81 Eve mnu pass seven on
Saturday mcvnng. after receiving the last
which his commdnion on,o,ns Frederic cwiiam Faber
was born 1914 and the Of the sooitor the
Bishop Of Ddrtnsn. wh0was appointed ju ~
than Swsni years ago. His brothcs are Colonel Vsber
who b SERVING with his regiment India. the
sss as., Fsass ca;ss sr rID,.r d. late a. ..s
Prisees Rsosroseh asa Mr. Henry Faber,a bhristv at
soc.Aso Tees His uncle the Gel brstea G-osxe
Stanley ANber, b. D. the author OF the works pro
phssy. Frederic Faber was educated At ihfvow school,
aCdwasssnt thence 10 University Colepe Oxford where
Newdigate prize for his Engish poem ssasKrghs or
ST. John ~ In the same year he took second GLASS
Of DR.. Johnson's theological scholarshps- Ho
dainea deacon by the Bishop OF Rpon anlpricst b.
Bishop Of 0xfosd Ee retained his fcowsh at University
College i643 when he took ths college varg Of tion
ngdonshsre, worth abou: f450 yeAe.f Mr. Fsher
chares os,ons ms In isss s nR
oalled1i Ancient Things Of the Church of Engds
Whom Travelling In ls42 he had many ,co.ysrs .sons
mt nies and doctrines q the Catholic cbusc and p,s
lishing account OF Sights and rhosghts in Fosegn
Churches, dedicated 70 the poet wor dsorth ,te took
for motto tho well known refrain OF the shepserds
song the Campagna In his tracts on tho church and
shepravs~ book Sio), Mr. Fab'r onidsEsd tho church
DO q sareguafd against selfish worldly amos
and Of erssmasonry that whom wassanyihisa more
FsSss rc.ned a. Elton for rather mo- han sSc vears
dsng Which time he restored hts church got mp ohoir
Of his 0f Hs % es.t M rs
had lsns been In doubt az to the orthosv.y
and his exc officiating then n an Angiics rhurch
was thAs he had 'ony delivered OLD sermons wEen and
prencnss 1887 and 1888 He had saAsIously
10 parish and he had stated 10 poeons Who
oae b. confess him He had proschea At Eltn tho doc
sises vulssrly called Rcm,u 20 doubt. ous is--.s not
Mr. NewuDoo, Mr. Dalgarn, Mr.. Capet Mr. A. Christie.
m. Cotss, Mr. Morris and othas. we'll knowsAnelcans
Sundny November 10. Mr.. FnAsr preached asAost
mon fss1 RstA. and ntimatec hat IT, would ~ the last
the shs roso,iss ssy ns was fsssved inss. .ss Catholic
ohurcS - Dr. warsms. Vicar Apostolic q ts Northern
vss IN his Sc sssion by NJ T. r. Knox B.
A., nsmbsr Of noble Irish Mm!y. who had !,
s:'.: sss sss s "a s.sssnse p.sssSs hss. s
obaaineA . fellowship "a Trinity. Besido Mr. Knox,
who Z. s:: o.. 81 :I1 u
me oAssasers. HavinGbesn recogsdnts the Church OF
RDme. sad having ressGted as MI. Ne@man was cen'
Vns res,deas Of 81 wl'rid-, staaosdshre, whorsho
established the Sros6srhooi Of 81 Inilp Ner Kiae
William street. Strapd. He brought with him six pyeais
In 1854 the OratorJ remspedto he splendid budingz
adjoining Holy Trinity chsoh, Brompton. where here
| now 10 fewer thar. twonty priests besidse lay
has dss Ss Ss sn
rally % Be re.emScrcd shas twenty-five yoars ago I b,
ing Of yousg poets The Cherwell Water Lily'' and
other poems was most popular book in the early days
Oxford high churohsu. The authors friendship win
the poet wordsworth may account for his enthusiastic
affection for the mountain and lake scenery o. C1mber
Tarn. &C. His nisoas love for Oxford bis DESCRIPTION
Oxford In spring and OF 81 Marys by oight may tak
high rank among the poetca triump Of the ninctssnti
century One two OF his poems addressed 10 Tor
| John Manners, his follow traveller and most iAtimat
friend 10 whose souls hereditary een,leness as we
the blaze and spendor OF his boyhood, the poe
, bcars q warm testimony. Hn Rosary and olhc
poems he dedicated 70 Mr. Bsrosrord Hops who or
humble mind with cheerful augury, redeemed from sacT
cge the Abbey OF st. Augustine aud held but 10 trust "a
the church Of better times His on Sco, Caud,
2 P.rnassus, Teerapia soowdon, Helvelyu Rohssy an
poetic feeling Amongst Dr.. Fabcrs other works ere h
o popular "l for Jesus, which had an Immense sale
sold 10 America alope "The Saints aad servants a Cod
eThe Spirit and Genius OF st. Philip Nerin (approved
i asr IanceIot" Sspr,aa confsreposs" .t,rowin l
Holiness" "Jesus and Mary 'Tales Of tho Angels,
!. Disocurss on the sacraments &C. Many q ais wort
or all the converts TO Catholicism from the Anglican Ait
= mono have been mrc Jealous, more successful, MOI
earnest, than Dr. Faber. His Accomplishments, his "
mulsratvs TACT his brilliant conversational power
snfa'ng good temper aud genialy have broush. roun
tended him day and night during bis painful iuess "a
b now bitterly lament bis death. -
ABss rHB CANON CARTON. K. T..
Ine celeorasea Ao1e Carton knight Of Leopold. dis
Asylum for the Deaf, D-mb and Blind Of which he
tho founder and director. He born in 1901 a. Pt
hem, n West Flanders and after taking prssss order
concentrated all his energes providing for the dea
dumb and blind children whose ptabe state had fros
: his carly years. attracted his sympsihiss. ncourags
= BY the support and encouragement OF the lass NJ
Boasss1 Bishop Of Bruscs, he founisd the ssssrhcc
Of the Children OF Mary q community which has bee
most SUCCESSFUL In educating the children aboring undo
tho above aictions Tho most interesting Of oil the lion
OF Bruges tha quaint old Flemish city a. Iougfello
calls Il, was the acting By the deaf and dumb chldrsa
the Litany OF Loreto. while the blind boys sang w. 20
the last twenty ycars the Able Carton has bssn the
VERBALLY beloved and vcneraod director OF she insttu
tuton lie vas man Of great ability and, 10 spite
his srducus duties, found time 10 write several works
scicntihc ana literary merit. After being exposed
clothed 10 hi: sacerdoia vesmsnts room Of Ne ssy
ium FOR two days, and being visited By
of people, NE body Able Carton Was taken 10 st. 81
vsour Cathedrai for the last funeral rss acoompanse
BY the csucns OF BruRcs and regiment o. infantry, th
deceased being one OF the knights Order Isopsd
MAJ having been SAID tho body Inferred In the O.
mctsry IN presence OF immense number Of pereoua
and military salute was fred over The crave. 10
Abbc Carton was canon OF Bruees and also Of ths
tropoltsn chapter OF Paris member OF The Royal Acs
domy c Brusseh and OF many other learned societies
The Opera.