The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-31

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Visit from Bishop Lynch Of South Carroll
na-His sermon is the Catholic Church and
Subseanpnt Call upon JeH Dav visa Schooner
Navigated by "a Captain and Boy, Two Of the
Crew having Died and the Rest being Sick
Tho Tngboat Saco, Storm Brewing, &c.
FoarREss AoNRoH, Oct 20, 1865
Bishop Lynch, Of South Carolina memorable mot only
distinguished ecclesas,ic Of the Catholic Church
but for his controversy the Of the war with
Archbishop Hughes In which, Il will be remembered hs
boldly declared himself The aide Of the rebellion has
been here brief visit He arrived yesterday morn
ing, being route from the Plenary CosAc ConvocatoA
Baltimore for his homo 1t Charleston G.. and lss
this afternoon His object in stopping here Gals
JEFF Davis between whom and himself an agreoabls
and attached intimacy has existed for years No ons
had been appraised Of hs coming, and hs arrival not
generally known until he made bis appearance At the
morning Of the Catholic church, ~ which Fs
ther Hagan was officiating. DOMINIC the sscerdo.sl
Their Hagsn conducted the remaining EXERCISES,
and concluded with powerful and coquons
appointed 20 be read yesterday In Ill Catholic churches
u being the festival day Of the apostles S. Simon aud
would have a Sa ns oeen xno~n sne Snafcs
tho good fortune to be present had the pleasure listen
ing 70 discourse, though upon religous topics solely
the day, Of rarc force diction 9ne discrm OF
thought and most enticing power seauty OF
ance The life Of our Saviour ami his apostles the
opening iheme, and what should DO the lives OF hs
apostles and disciples tho day comprised
concluding topic. He dilated upon these themes admit
ting such broad scope OF DESCRIPTION ana sxhorsaton
with truly apostolic eoquence. This forenoon he Dc
voted TO visiting Jen Davis Their meeting was vosy
cordial He did not hesitate to express his deep sym
pathy for the State prisoner and gned regret
he should be Kept 80 long IN PRISON. and ningng such
expressions with the hope and belief that he would
be liberated Although avoiding saying anything 70 Mr.
Davis calcuiaed 70 excite in him undue alarm
state of his heah he did hesitate say Others
afterwsrdstha he found him greatly and slarmngly
altered from what he was when ho last him. Mrs
Davis and some lady friends who are visiting her aecom
depart. sister and niece Of the Bishop with him
Mrs Davis happily manages 70 keep in good health, bus
II requires very sharp observer 70 perceive ths
beam ng and generally smiling lao traces Of
anxiety that did show themselves when she first
here ana that only have been brought there
unceasing devotion her husband and tender and low
ing wntchfnlne5s over him.
DEArn AND ncxsns on sHrBoAHD.
The ordinary pers Of the sea- penis Of the wavss
decm.tes the crew and disease prossraass nearly III the
lngt0n, Captain Halsey from savannah for New York
with load Of pitchpns lumber, arrived hero today
board sick bu. the captain and boy sSrsesn ysars Ola
The schooner let Savannah on tho 1AAh nsA
vas crew .se Asada lever ne ss.s n.n
Savannah broke out among them, prossatang Of
the crew. Those dying we're John Parr, Who lsod N
New York, and stephen Scrogsns, tho colored sock
For the past six days the captain and boy, stated
above have had to manage the vessel and that part Of
quarantine officer, Il beng too rough outside Tor the
quarantine steamer 70 DO n hsr post At the capes,
boarded the schooner her arrDal and adminstered
the proper medicines 70 the sick on board Excsps Mr.
Edward Burns the mate, all the remaining sick in
far way 70 recover. aa Is f4H
THE GUND0AT sAc0
This naval steamer came down yesterday 70 mag.
netic buoya ADJUST her c0mpssscs preliminary going
70 shs does expect 70 get away for three
days yet
SoRrHHAsr sroRx. .
The wind commenced this morning bowins heavily
from the northeast and has Increasing in viosncs
ever since. sailing vessels arc Continually coming In
for harbcr and there % also anchored in
the roads whose have not been able learn ~
close this at ax r n " rains quite hard, with svery
prospect of q windy and stormy ntghA
visit 81 Dick TayloF 60 JeG Dnvts.
+. 6ra FogERsa Aoxsoa. OcA %. 1903
Ex-rebsl General Dick Taylor arrived this morning
from Washington on visit 70 Jen DAyIA He remained
in the fort ali Gay and went North might