The New York herald., 1869-09-05

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The language OF the prophecies is explicit-the
confidence OF Israel ia their uhlment Is almost uni
versa. our uncertainty as to the time implies no
doubt as 10 the ultimate realization OF these hopes.
ina renabliitation OF Palestine the commencement,
OF commercial relations with the world al large, VIII
once more introduce a momentous question "the
right 10 the Holy Sepulchre,n - involving the right TO
the government OF the Holy Land But the decision
VIII not depend on the arbitrament Of hemeted
knights Wild enthusiasts or the indomtable Guard.
The weapons OF peace will be welded and the re-
opening OF commercial activity In and about Jeru-
saem Will be the manifestation OF this great change.
WI, MN the israeites consent to return TO paestines
That remains TO be determined Ii Is not unrea-
sonable, though, TO anticipate that when this field
for business activity actually presents itself there
will be thousands OF Hebrew pioneers to avail them
selves o. the prospect.
There are hundreds OF thousands whose love and
attachment for the Holy Land time has not dimmed,
who will embrace With avidity she opportunity OF
emigration Their c0nditon az individuals and as
communities would be materially bettered.
Opening Of UniversnIist Theological school
in Medford, Mass.
The new theological department OF Tufts College,
Medford, Mass, was opened by impressive services.
Wednesday. August 25. Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Sawyer,
Packard Professor and Principal OF the Department.
delivered able inaugural address on ihe duties OF
the Christian ministry. and the necessity OF thor
for the LOFTY position they to assume. The Rev,
Charles H. Leonard, Goddard Professor, also deliver
A. A. Miner, President OF tie College, and other
nent cergymen OF the Unlversalist denomination,
participated In the interesting exercises OF the day
The theological department opens under natterlng
auspices, the endowments being rich and The
students numerous.
The CracOw Nunnery Case.
The Nord OF Brussels publishes the following
The Superior OF the Polish Mission at Paris, Father
Jelowicki has Just addressed to journal long let.
ter to exculpate the Carmetes Of Cracow from the
accusations weighing upon them from the fact OF
the sequestration OF Barbara Ubryk. He relates in
the first place that this person had been successfully
dismissed from two converts OF the Visitandines,
because she mad given Indications Of mental de-
rangement. And. according to the account OF NJ
JeOwicki, she was not long IN showing signs OF H.
sanity In her new residence. IL would seem now
ever by the admission OF the reverend father hin-
SELF that madness is not considered disgrace for
the communities whose members are AFFECTED with
that maIady. one may Judge from the following
avOwal OF the treatment Inflicted on the unfortunate
Carmelte-
The malsdy relates JeIowc rendered her furious,
crocsery throw herself heaons on her sisters and above
all the most obscene words that by the advice
that her sayings should not be scandal among
G sssn 's.i %
self quite naked c1gns 50 firmly to tho grating that violent
Coming to the perquistion erected in the convent
by the authorities, the writer adds-
They found the mad GIL naked or according to custom
she had torn OH her cotes dirty and crouchng down on
her truckie bed.
But all this In opinion, singularly corroborates
the charges brought against the superior OF the con
vent Even suppOsing the madness OF Barbara
Ubryk to be perfectly frue none but those Of most
cruel disposition could have lett her IN that horrible
situation and without any efficient protecnon against aga
ter OF the superior OF the Polish Mission can only
prejudice the cause it processes TO defend.