, 1869-10-24
FATHER HYACINTHE.
interesting Interview with Him.
asts Future morcmenfs-Ets Htsa-
TORI ana now He Receives Them.

asis Future morement~-T,s VISA.
TORI and now Nc Receive. Them.
From he Ser York 7iues, Oct. 70.
:. TIE interrst occaatoned By the afrivM Of Le
rste n,scln.ae vas =. u. helehs yeatetdal. and
70 reach and hare an interview with him lie
could hardly have awaked from the alumtef.so
whsa ~ eteasas aware tass, iaf 10 ams 1s: ee.nsg:.
= leaat the good people Of thss Glty we're deLef-
9,ea t. Ssss R po Te nn. sfs sao5
nd oi s.ec5isln,as 1neshsr IL *onid d
.oIth, rriett politely DECLINED. Aiter lie lie
departure q TITS deputatlon he slg0i-
70 20 :, b. .,s,. dsst.e 70 PASS ,ne remainder u
ssDRationA press called aud sated tor MIN, nut
shty Here Invariably disappointed Ia thcl en-
deasors, strict ot1ers hartnx been given to tho
Tfmfs' rrptrscutau,r, huEeTer. wss rnorc ior-
iuhaie than tue Bnhem!aEs HaFinx o. Moo-
~ made -, ~ sppolp3nsnt vita me reaowne,
iEE. tho presentation q: our reporters card
1sosed 10 be ~ o1es tcSA1ne 70 the prcsente, ano
sntraaee IT 7 .as fostn.ta aecoEdee Accosnpaa1sng
the Ehtscnpsi Chaplain Of the West Point Mll-
'aH Academy. to whom coy,t,al greeting vas
tx n ~ a. a. Re:cJps p as9
the Father retnArket. waile holding Ais ha.,i
eIelaspsa, a,"i hope We a.e Al! Of ine clurcn
,arneLl upon nnlual fssends ia Francs. OF these,
nhA especially Of iae Atrhi,sAhup VI Paris, i1ya-
cInthr sls'se with Warmth anu affection. We 10
Sutelo Luigi Chlei, but were corrected some .hal
hLlI1ediy b! unt hust rtnarklnx with a shrav Of
h.s shSIds,s, "he l. toi ms friend; urseay ~
,hls eou4tr,, We yensul-d 70 espre.s ih.:
hope s ~ t.: ~ I nlGht oe long one, but
engagements, he ta.A. which would necessarily
orcnry mott Of bis Tine, but he had tormcd 10
!exnAr ptpRtamme 70 guide b. mosementa- Ills
cun,stancea "a they arse. Wnen he departs f,y,a
this eouLttJ /. sill be for France. -
and pressing snsltstop from tne Fatses' to d csI
upon hin again IN The eourBe OF the week,
subsequently NC ehatttti Win \ grn1rEnau who
lnw.pa..enE+r. He told Ia that The reverend gvn.
ilensn had INITIATED to him that his future course
with EvcaIt 10 ashuning clerical dulles on his re-
tlIn 10 frauce deI<ndrd. 10 great neaeurr, Oh
ne action of the Pope and the Ecumfn,cal Goua-
At11a. m. Father Hsactu,he left bis no.el to
call upon General LIE; tui a. ihat gentleman Was
lu ale county, Inc Father was prevented from
seelaR hnl: It IA rumofea that deputstloa q
this en, ioiay, ior inc purpose d tenlsr,nx hln,
~ NeE. Dr. kuk. IN the AFTERNOON the
be d,ned, ana vas visited by Key lit. Tlse!oE.
ioEner.y pAstof Of Lbs Esahx-lcal Church tu
1aE!s, with = hom be eons erect for come umc,
! k4E tALlHA tSEAb u HAtF K31UetA ElGCE0CE {HBE
Father u, acin!he Intends to preach, OF III soa,e
retl.c u.aLuer to define hiH position wt,a regard
~ eccleslssslcai Matters, dnF11g hls so]uaru IN
this country. Nothing is iorther from fne tact.
lie has nv;her ae.'te Lor 1n1entlon, be faya, 10
make R1y publtc appeasance here, nor has he
any thought Of placing himself IN opposition 10
Az evening Journal renalks that rfutntueat
EpncopM elerg, nan said yesterday, that Father
Hsscsnshe cannot be admtttel4 4,n.o aa5 Fps.
COZ nj pulpit Without EloIatlu2 an exIfess Cauun
u that Church i Is said that Rev. Sir. Vet.
, Een, pastor u the French Episcopal Church Da
81. E4Er.::, o. beng asked h,s opan'on Of Father
10 his pnlpit, 1rrrasked tmn6aucail9. "So.
Sit: viii ho'e nothing 10 do wlta ta5: n'su!' All
su.ts Of tnmors ure being ctcalssed "a 70 the al
wiki regard 10 Father Hyacinthe'a s+Tlval hare.
As,Ssg AAnSsg o1hs1 .apss II !; srpsaea ',5.
ssoted 10 bis former status in the Church" Eaih-
IN order 10 attend the Ecuo,salcat counci Is III
btshop Of IL. Diocese u Cotumbut, Ono.
Avenne iIotet. l'r. Prime expressed 70 Fs.her
H,acshtne lhe great aast.achon which the
lfbes4y had eIperiekccd IN the course which he
lei, bin Belt constrained 10 take WIN refernce to
The Church uf Home, and decl4red that the gym
rashtes Of tie entire Christian community were
Win Father Hyacinthe, whatever Flight DC his
present or oaFtct:se ecclesiastical p0stion. TO
This ,he Fa.hes 1espohaed: II shall esteem 1t On
| honor and pleasure TO become Acsiua!nted Will,
aii Ihe ChIkttan people Of this country.
recognize the Protestant as well as the Catholic
! the United States to make myself thoroughly
acqusAnted With The RELIGIOUS, soc:A,, and
poi',.ea! state of IT,, tn'ns. ;'e ,t.x un cut4si,c
OF the ChnrCh.' VI. l7tmc asked II whlIe he
N'err Hyacinihe} was in ih:s country he would
sdu1eEs pnpHc nssemniies, remask,nR ,nat the
coz munit5 Hol1t be greatly pItaard 10 Tear lis
utttsances. Father H.Aentne rt-pon.letl tnat he
deetted 10 remain quiet while he wxs teis, u1t to
rhser1e without frsnE htatd. Keferripg 10 III.
Prlmeb Christian name, :" Irennus." engras ed On
The carte ar ri.f, Father 1ISar.ptEe said % Creek
alt IL reace---j1rnr-aud ynrt t,sil md eNp:ra-
sltls o! sympathy hare brought peace 10 ny
0eaEt.