The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-04
Bishop spaIdinc Iu-uiied.

Bishop spailins Iusuited.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIN HERALD
Iwill not attempt 10 90 into the many differences
OF religious opinions OF Catholics and non Catholics
but was forcibly impressed with the statement OF
Bishop Spaelng, reported In your paper In q
sermon preached by him lately at Baltimore. lie
stated the great indgnty he and some other Preates
received from some OF the National Guard Of France
as they rode on the dock or quay In my opinion
the blsnops own statement ~ one OF the strongest
arguments In favor OF Professionalism. France IS
strongly Catholic country and almost exclusively
uught by lhe tathoic clergy, and II their teacnlnB
and influence nave no better effect on the people
Than 70 Insult gentlemen then they ought 70 adopt
sumo better system. In no Protestant county would
any eieI9yman or gentleman be DO insulted. Lev
the Bishop think OF tins.
Professionalism teaches the Bible, and the Bible
teaches as TO do unto others as we would have them
do unto u.s.
ReIiaion, Love md 100000 n Yenr.
Rev. DR.. Cumming, the distinguished Presbyterian
preacher IN London remarked to q lady OF his
gregation that he was surprised and pleased to
among MS hearers certain young nObleman OF
Romish tendencies. "Do not mlstake,n said the
LADY TO whom he expressed his gratincaton; ''he
does not come here because he II IN love with you,
but with young lady In your congregation The
papa OF thls young lady put The question the
tocratic lover whether he meant 10 20 over to Rome,
anu, On belng answered IN the Affirmative, the
young lady voluntarily resigned "the marqusate
ana t300,ooO year, Though not generally adyocar-
ing sensation novels 2 Dr. Cumming recommended
MS aullehce 10 read "Lotharn ON this subject. The
NJ rquls was Lord Butte. The young lady wen
known 10 have been one OF the Duke 81 Abercorn's
daughters, has since married another Marquis
Christian Moral science Association.
The OoSeTCer states that about nifty gentlemen
were entertained at breakfast AT the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last week. on Tuesday, With Rev. Or. Gather,
OF London, who unoldcd TO them mis- plans for tho
formation OF a Christian Moral Science Association.
The peculiar character OF the association is that It's
members are to recognize eacn other as churchmen.
members OF the one, holy, catholic Church and TO
unite Ia the advancement OF the kedeemer's king
dora. Rev. Mi. Punshon warmly advocated the
plan, and resolution commencing Il was unani-
lDousy adopted.
| The Roman Catholics OF Great Britain und
the Occupation o. Rome.
The following protest has been signed by the Ro.
| man Catholics Of Great Britain against the occupa
| ton or Rome:--"We. the undersigned Catholics OF
Great Britain, nave witnessed with grief and indig-
nation the invasion OF the States or the Church and
! the assault and capture OF Rome by the army OF
| King Victor Emmanuel. We hold that 10 witness
! these events In silence would be 10 connive at a
| blow to those first instincts Of honor and justice
without which security and freedom are impossible,
whether for states or individuals We protest
against these ACTS. We protest against them in the
interests OF public ORDER Of morality ana Of reil-
gion We invite all good citizens 10 JOIN In con-
! demning this great crime against the law OF ma
tlonS we invite all honest men 10 JON us IN con-
! demning this unjustfabe sp0liation We invite all
faithful Catholics 10 Join us IN condemning this act
y. sacr'ege. my sena.utes, WHICH nuiper more
N"rinir Marn,,,s ~ n,,,a Iari -, nanh,., In, "
Gainsborough, Earl Of Kenmare, Lord Beaumont.
| dur ord Srarord IorJ Herr,es Lord Invar ord
Howard OF Cl0ssop Lord Campden Sir n Gerard
| Bart Sir W. Throckmorton Bart Sir George Bow.
YER Bart Sir Henry Bedingfeld Bart Sir O. r.
| Smyth. Bart, Sir Pyers Mostyn, OF Ialacre, Bart,
Sir Paul Wordsworth, Bart, Sir Gerald Dalton Ftz-
gerald, Bart. Sir Richard IL. Pollen, Bart, Sir Cliff
lord Constable, Bart, Sir Humphrey de Tranord,
Bart, Sir John LAWSON Bart. Mt. j. X. Hope Scott
| Y. q, and Mr.. I. H. scoll-Murfay
Religious NOtes-Gsenerai and Personal.
REV. l.. II. Parsons has accepted the cal! of the
Sa.or, er..nr,ar;an chnrc, of c.a.rr,ua y
'e.onu 80 .,a -,
ihe ic@ piopo'J iei" y ZIG o"ui'os "a Siioiu-
natl rs valued at nearly $f,O0O,O00 The valuation
Of the city is S1S7, 20, 1898.
D. oa,or, y S.n,,a ar M,nooonora MR., 49,
.,'.i', 49,, = 49, ~. 49, -. 20
!u'o 'o ~ ~ - w ' n"' "'
improved health.
Rev. Charles Walker, b. d., a prominent Congre.
! vational CLERGYMAN If Vermont died M R,u.ha nm
| ton \ v nm the osts nit, IN nis eubriatb year
| ~. 800 rr,,or,a,, !, ,,a,.i>, =, ~, III. ,o, ),
ihe in'e Unitarian oon'ehooh ~ .''is cny 'o'co Y
RAISE 100000, II possible, TO build National Uni
| tartan church az washington CITY,
Upon the bell in the new Episcopal church in New
town y the lnscrintionl TO the church the living
call, ana 10 the grave 40 summon ALL"
| Two Baptist iaymen have recently made munid-
donations Tor the establishment and support or
| nrst class acaaemles III MASSACHUSETTS, and New
ioih'
Rev. Or. Daggett recently pastor or the Yale Col
| lego church, - supplying the pulpit OF the Centre
| church at Hartford. The College pulpit viii be filled
| for the present by the President aud Professors.
church IN New Haven returned home rom a tour
/ welcoue nj hls churcb on Saturday l6tb Mi