The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-08

| CoBREsPoNDENCE.-I May last the Very Rev.
| DR.. Moriarty delivered lecture under the
auspices Of the Fenian Brotherhood Of this city
This was contrary 10 the wishes Of the Rt. Rev
bishop Wood, who took umbrage at the course
| adopted by DR.. MOriarty, and that gentleman
subsequently,, satisfied that he had erred 20 some
| extent, and had acted In a manner contrary to
| the best interests OF the Roman Catholic Church.
addressed an apology 10 shop Wood. The fol-
lowing is the correspondence relative to the
matter -
ST. MARY's CHURcH, CHEsNUr HILL, PHrLA-
! DElpHGA December 8, lS64.-A sense Of Chris
tan duty has obliged me to make reparauon
| Tor all offensive proceedings in connection With
a lecture delivered by me ia this city on the 23d
| OF last May. Accordingly, / have presented 10
| the right Reverend Bishop of Philadelphia an
apology Tor acting contrary 70 his prohibition,
| ana Teiraciion Of every word offensive to him
and other dlgnitares Of the Church. The repsra-
! tiOn thus made has given satisfaction to the
Rlght Reverend Bishop, as will be seen in the
| annexed letter. / ClnnOt express adequately
my gratitude for the kind con ascension where.
! with the Right Reverend Pr5late has admitted
! me % reconciliation; but ! pray that nv dsf-
! cheney may in O measure be supplied by an in
| crease Of veneratiOn for his Christian magma
mfniiy on the part Of bis whole lOck.
p. E. MoRIARrY.
CATHEDRAL, LOGAN SauAnE, PHILADELPHIA,
december 3, 1864 Very Rev. DR.. AOriarty, O. S.
Avery Rev. Dear Father II have received
with extreme qualification vOur most welcome
note OF this date. You could not have made
more complete and satisfactory reparatiOn for the
error committed. / accept it most cordially, as
containing could require or desire. It restores
completely those amiabe relations which sim
cercly gricyed should baYe ever been disturbed.
IL elCyaies you (pcrmt me to say - in my esteem
DOTH as q man and Priest OF God. ] will not
wait for You 10 signify desire Tor the restoration
OF your faculties, but request you 70 consider this
note as concession of them, which only needs
your acceptance. beg TO tender you the expires
sion OF my sentiments Of sincere respect and
esteem, and TO assure you that shall ever rem ain
your sincere ftiend and obedent servant In Christ
tJAhEs T. WooD Bishop Of Philadelphia.
DISHONEST D3uEsr1c-Yesterda young
girl named Ellen McNaully, aged lG years, was
before Alderman Pancoast, charged with larceny.
l, seems that q few days since she appeared in
the neighborhood of Twenty-fourth and Coates
Streets in search Of employment. She applied at
the residence Of Mrs Lawrence to whom she told
most pitiable tale. She represented herself from
Mauayunk, and that the mills at that place were
all stopped, and she had no employment
She said her parents were dead, and she had
no one whatever to care for her. Mrs. Lawrence,
out Of compassion, at once employed her as do
nestle. AT night Ellen was shown to her room,
when, instead Of retiring she repaired to Mrs.
LuwreHce's private wardrobe and there dressed
nCTbell IN tli the CnOlCe clothing anu unQgT-gar-
ments that she could lay her hands on. She
took clothing to the value of about $40, and then
deCamped. The fact of the robbery was commu-
nicatcd to Lieutenant Lovaire, OF the Fifteenth
Ward police, who despatched two officers in
search Of the thief. Last evening Ellen was
found at Camp Cadwalader II seems that she
was IN The habit of visiting there, and assocatng
rather freely with the soldiers. She could drink
whisky, swear like trooper, and was a confirmed
hummer. She was locked up, and this morning
committed TO prison.
STATE MILITARY ACAnEWY.-The trustees Of
the Pennsy lvania Military Academy at West
Chester, accompanied by Governor Curtin and
his staff, General Russell, Surgeon General
Phillips, anda number of prominent citizens of
Pennsylvania, paid a visit to that institution
yesterday afternoon. The whole affair came OF
with great ecidt. The Governor made one Of his
a0lest addresses to the cadets and the ability with
which they drilled, and tne admirable system
under Whlch the Acadeihy is conducted, excited
general aulnlratlyn. IL is daily extending lis
sphere OF useIulness, and ere long will reach a
htate reputation equivalent to that held by the
national academy at West Point
ALLEGED Gambling SALooN.-The proprietor
of the big giant show, giving the name Of Charles
Howard, was bound over yesterday to answer the
charge of setting up device contrary TO law for
the prevention Of gambling. 1t is alleged that
three countrymen entered the establishment to
see the big giant and while there they were con-
Quoted to private room, where q case of WarChes
and jewelTy was shown them. BY paying a GER
tain sum OF money they might chance to draw
gold watch Or other Cail,able article Taey in
yes'ed some of their surplus revenue, and "Came
out at the little end of the horn" Howard was
bound over TO answer at court.
STORING GooDs ON THE SDEwALKs.-The
High Constables have made numerous arrests OF
parties who have been violating the new ordi-
nance, which prohibits the storing of goods on
| the sidewalks. Storekeepers are making a des-
| perRte fight against the ordinance, and bill to
| repeal it will be introduced into Councils tO-mor.
row. IL is doubtful whether the bill will pass.
! The rou,, ittee to hear from those opposed b.
| tbe ordinance VII, sit in Common Council cham
| Der this afternoon.
RrcRufTrNo.-This morning the Mayor issued
| warrants for the payment of the city bounty TO
| 81 men, Of whom l was enlisted for four years,
% for three years, for two years, and ? for one
| year. They were credited as follows - First
| Ward, ] Fifth Ward, l Seventh Ward, ! :;
| Ninth Ward, l; Tenth Ward, 8; Thirteenth
| WaId, ! 4; Fifteenth Ward, Twenty first Ward
! 3; TWenty-fOurth Ward, IL.
Coal TmEyEs.-This morning Jacob lIenning
and Michael English were before Alderman Pan
coast, having been arrested at Pennsylvania
avenue and Girard avenue while in the act of
stealing coal from the Reading Railroad cars
One OF the men had a wheelbarr0w, which the
other was filling with coal. The defend lnts
| were committed to answer.
LATEST MARlNE iNTEll.iGRNCE.
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