New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13

with Ar4NTN % l..i' I pr 40
owru influence in he church ana p io2Nel up % VIA
.-.i5srsbe difference BY Bis brethren Of The council
usFoD Lunch a. Charleston - an inL leliA- iifale'
hoo -r alton iu TIE Church Is hEt or tlal suth Pt DIS
s 81 re known % the outside public SEN ~ lstiF
Ds-in the greater part Of oar late vai he E n Elpe
who're 10 vas said that he VofAed YerY lafu I'D A Ae't
~. ,bs Rebels bat This has been denied Al e-l rae Ac
| ia moro Gratefully r.membercl D. his kiLlle.s %
T-or r.o1ers 80 tie SOUTH Of which We nave l-e fes-
r,orv az many retained soldiers. lAeIe Fas i-N,i
so-s months $40 that be was 90 De mace e--ea- IL
"a 20 fnfsi,r, bu, we may take il a. an evidence "
the esee in which he l. held IA Ms 0ehol N1t
such story should have obtained rcre-cF' III J.! ~
Is OF porty and imposing appearance ana $50
He has s1rorous and lotund voice ana an ~
livery believe De Is an American, b-s % 'Ai' az -''
sure He talk Ike one, 40 al events. ,o,.,s-,-,t.
Bishop Mcfil az Richmond j. IatFe 81 A,ia 1'f
and for long time va pastor OF church ID Lou ,'ilr.
lie 4 ye-v I'll and very thin, With slarp PtDl-.c-.
features and busy and r-oute ar lou Wolll roy 'as
him for an eccesast.c meeting him IN tle street loi
with his 1t OF plain black and his black saiu siotA ana
HIN r-c1Uar there IS nothing 90 Distinguish Nm
frou respectable elderly physician or lawyer ne ,',;-s
more al home iE the ga-o q a. ordinary cuIeA U.a
,irrerts 4 his Office His a.taiLuc-ts are sg- ana
various and he is thc a1lOr Of several tneooscI oAs
Of high gepu,e Rebel OF TIE most decided md - y
,e.sN n believe thGt SIS he who wrote Tor TIE rope
e celebrated letter o. JED Davis which aroused - eth
indignation u The lcTal North. a., -
An equally determined seces'ionist = Bishop lsal %
,be Iote. u Wheeling native Of Baltimore AID .ciQe
oval 20 bis present Bishop q Richmond ilthe
early Fart OF the be preec cd sermon one SUNDAY "
such d.si0ya Caa-.c.cT t4t tee. ho'eciS'.Sl 80
Catholic himself 10 Faca him under arrest bshoP lr
Tie Rirht.Rey James Roosevelt Bayley, Bishop Of
Newark " j., is descendant Of well klo|n New lolA
family and nephew Of the celebrated Mrs kZa Seton,
me lpder OF tie Sisters of Charity IN the United states
lie Wa. born IN Newly * City, and, becoming c'eIsF
mon OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. had c1aIse, iof
INC l,rre of sr.-ish q Y0rkve. After he became
Cl-Llc BE W. % Pans, stuffed n seminary there,
and r.trl'r-'0 Ne.A ia IS suctessyey Nlce-Fresi
dert OF s. Johns College ard SECRETARY 70 b,slop
IF cha q r-tara
v tues great kindness heart aud LAVISH generosity eutf-
ratc u Tie reformation of morals cutprisng ara lnle-
glblc. lover ~ books, and connos'e II LteIa!
matters but resisting tie alfe1ents OF -cA'aIiy
tl-t ii. nav devote himself wholly 20 the care az ms vet
almost held OF labor; and, EltAa handsome
and i1yial ald polished and rehned gentleman, nc :
is-l rd a. N or arneut % the American episcoPacy
Bishop O1iEiau II Mobile deserves notice for hl, pa
tro'sl. and Dung the var was actually lmpaS9lec p!
the Rebels for days OF account OF his welEloWn
dey-ti01 20 the Union When the Secession movement
commenced be spoke earnestly against ~ and warned tne
Southern people Oh the crime ana folly OF the course ey
were uu-s ing believe he Is ~ American. Among tAe
obor oo p5triots in the Synod Bishop Hennesoy Of
DrbrSre Who was consscrated only week or two ago,
and Bishop Llvialle Of Louisville, bo-h OF wlom are
Americans; and bis- DaZsaq OF Ac'sG cr,;ii.5 g,b
named is Irs.uGn by birth, but IN! 4e-tue e,R
the Interests and welded 20 tie hatS o. us 4-oled
country. lie Is Of tho Youngest Of TIE blsloIs LIS
bearing is remarkably polished, and ms manners are r.,
horteblc spirit and though fond Of society lie Is - no
way give. o. social pleasures and s au acuNe am usF
admuisrator. lie used 10 be coauLtJi 10 Archbishop
Pa-SSrs efe- ai the member Of the synod WHO exer-
ces tie greatest personal influence oger ne pubic Il
LARGE If NOT over tie clerical body IS simple picst de
fs I'll v~al.f,rued vigorous heartv-OOkIIE man. A
yeas Of age with light hair and long sandy beard keen,
busy butrsther humorous eyes peerng through ecaces
resOute mouth, round which plays 81 most umes q
kindly and infectious SMILE prominent icatus 4ulSA,
decided srep, and ringing, earnest voice SlcA j. me
Reverend Isaac Thomas hcckcr OF New-Ao.k superior OF
the Congregation Of Miss olary Priests OF =, PAM we
Apostle De j. d native Of New ORR. where p eally NE
he was partner with his brother IN the EeiSno|n nil
ling and baking establishment OF Hecker Brother NJ
0hn HcCker formerly proprietor Ofa HghC hurch Eps-
copal newspaper in New-N0rk, and the unsuccessful
candidate OF the Citizens Association for Mayor short
time ago IS his brother Father Hecker was ta1sceId
eut-bst once upon tne, ana member OF tAe famous
community at Brook Warm. lie became C.tLoAc IA
lsi5 and afterward Joined the congregation Of the
Redempt0uists il Belgium. He WIS ordained I'D LONDON
preaching IN England and seven years IN similar labor
in the United states, and then, having with some
Of his colleagues been released by The Pore from his con-
lecton with the kcdemItonis's founded N se ine ne"
congregation Of which be is still the head The grea, aim
Of the Paulis, fathers AL Of whom 80 fAr are AmeTi-
can converts nom ProtestAntsul Is 70 "G.A VIA az
their might for the conversion OF America They believe
ina the old rel Ous orders useful - they may Lave been
IN their day anu generation are unsuitable ilI me evan
cezatiOu OF the present age; and hst people need
rel ous order which instead oi Aalmerng CT stretch
ing, COMPRISING and trimming every member gatl De
individual character. Father Heckcr has been great
traveller In the pursuit Of lis c4-lLs Dc Las
i re- aI5 b,: len 44-rasrk,5lv ssc,essfl
when that busy busting good nan, tie late Bisaop In
gland OF Charleston, visited Rome Tie slow ecclesasacs
used 10 cal. hin lesc0r0 rcDorc The steam BshOp
Father Hecker might very We. be called "the steam
priest" He is never at rest, never without some great
I.0iec. on hand Now il IS the establishment Of maya
zine. now the erection Of converts nOw the foundation
Of o tract society tLorouehgCing American. be Is fall
OF plans for the benefit Of his Own countymeu; and
though most devout and obcdle1t son ~ the church. he
is not AFRAID Of progress IN the path Of improvement and
bcraty IN al things allowable. Father HeckeT is the
very personiicon OF industry ard there an electrical
influence about him which sets every cody r motion With
y LOm be contact As NcePreSdert 81 one OF
the committees or congregations % the synod ne II
likely 10 give his colleagues plenty 10 do and to tAin
If lie is representative Of the modern spirit Of
Catholicism have here not loss striking embodiment
o. ts ancient forms n Tie person OF venerable behe-
define abbot ELo rs ne marched up TIE s'Ie o. we Gay
Of The solemn opening with his long gray beard ana mus
acle bis inter- ard bis golden crozeT RON which hung
white SIX scarf seemed as u be ought 20 have been
Rod .gD Years 400 AZ leest Abbot Bouifice |
WINNER however the superior OF 81. NnceLts Abbey,
near LGtIobe Pennsylvania, IS vel as o. nye DEP ndent
.mo STATE + cmrhatcoly live lie came 70 this
country In 1876 fiom Metten Bavaria, accompanied by
u Of hs brethren, for the purpose q iorncrg mission
w0uc tie German el-rants, 1nQ vas raised 10 inc Dig
~ OF Lb0t 10 1850. there beng so that tire nye mon
ls,e-ies and about $50 monks under bis jurisdiction.
Of the remaining members Of the synod, Bishop Wood
1f Philadelphia il American and convert 20 the /
Church. and was once upon tine O banker. he has !
been very success IL putting 70 rights the disorterod
finances Of lis large diocese and has recently finished IN
IMMENSE cathedral which his predecessors n4d geel Va
yinr build for l. years He b-ars remarkable Ike
the late Archbishop Hughes. BISHOPS Elder Of
itchez COlroy Of Albany, Williams Of Boston, 1lmon
Buffalo III Farard o. Hartford and Bacon OF Portland.
Ne. arc AUcrlcaIs Bishop LefeTre Of Detroit Is a 4
Fleming; Bishop HeLIi OF Milwaukee Is from SWi'zer- |
and. There are not more than seven o. eight Irsn
bishops and still fever Germans. There az least
French bishops, and about equal number OF whose Ia
vlty uncertain. The American prelates are by lar
lie NOS; numerous.
the Associated Press reporter states that ell the
Deliberations the Council Latin This is mis-
axe. The DEGREES written in that language and 80
L.. 49, l.. .r. 80 -. LIZ ~.