The New York herald., 1871-12-03


Rome that
A CARDINALS HAT
looms In the near perspective and some arc san
gune enough to predict that his chances are strong
to be the next POn;lfr. Not satisfied with what ne
has done in his country his enterprise has been
felt In other lauds, having been a prominent men,
Der OF the 81. Joseph Society for Foreign MISSIONS
since Its formation The esteem in which he IS held
by the Pope has been shown within the past few
days as he has been placed at the head OF
A NEW CRUSADE,
the object and designs OF winch have caused great
excitement In religious circles, both In this country
and In England. Thls scheme Is nothing less tnan
the attempted conversion Of The i've millions Of me-
kroes in the United states to the authority and
teaching OF the Holy See. The conversion OF the me-
groes mas long been q favorite idea OF
THE JESUIT FAraEas,
but Q variety OF circumstances mas heretofore pre-.
vented any definite mission from Deing under.
taken, though many attempts had been maze by the
Church to gain footing among the slaves previous
to their emancipation. 1t has now become the lot
Of Dr.. Manning and The English Catholics 10 under
take the movement and from present appearances
THRY MEANT BUSINESS.
The London papers Of recent date contain full
particulars or the crusade and the religious cere-
held previous departure OF the priests,
wnlch were Of more than ordinary interest and
paper
Yesterday afternoon the London Morning Of the
,sS @ us 1 the sodsgn Mission College Of s. Joseph NM
curous and interesting occesascal ceremony
pswas
Rev. 8 .he Rev j. Noonan the vgnsroni-
to convert and promote the spiritual welfare Of the
area have ef. college, which only
few M ys. a. sas, w Ss mp.usa 70 y
the institution the ceremony TOOK place in the college
hymn had .ass xssss:ssP
ioas ssgsud
he taih she aoqaired colonial Dominion. Tne
om the D' shores OF EDan and
s sv. the mcn: 5 n:sroe. tn.
slas. who short time were released from .ns yoke
England had been the most guilty q all nations In
y. an Tau ns that 5s me
afterwards. kneeng in front OF the altar severay took
Il. Of
.ss 1 ss.. ss s 81 each Of s
srage, s.nSn f@e,n, erayes4sm bona. 1snes.ctI;
% Using .S s
pe. saa m
portion Of the a went through this ceremony which
oensdicion Of the blessed sacrament
WHAT FATHER QUINN SAYS.
As there Is diversity OF opinion relative TO the
manner In which the work Is to be prosecuted
Q HERALD reporter was despatched yesterday TO
call upon some OF the more prominent members or
aJOut the matter. Tne following conversation was
had with Father Quinn, OF the Barclay street
Il have called to see II you could you give me any
particulars. Father. oi the rumored mission 10 the
.sWeil shall be happy 70 afford you all the infor-
nation IN my power, out can tell nothing dehnile
about the uadertaking. as the missionaries have
to Baltimore without reporting 10 the clergy OF the
city. course they PROBABLY adopted 10 save ex-
pense."
.How has the movement orginatedS"
'Oh, II Ii not by any means new idea. Four
more, II was strongly recommended that some ac-
ton snOulo be taken 10 relieve the spiritual desti-
tuition Of the freedmen, put the bishops were too
..fiow hos it been reviveds"
"l believe an arrangement was entered into be-
tween Arcn Dlshop Spauidns ana Archbishop Maa-
nlng ut the Ecumenlcal Council, the former under
taxing To provide house and grounds Tor the mis-
sonaries. ana the later to furnish the priests and
',is The movement TO be controlled by the Church
.Not exactly; the Catholic clergy. OF course SYM
patnize with the efort, but IN certain sense, at
least as far as eau ascertain the missionaries in
their sphere OF aoor Will be independent, with the
exception OF the obedience as priests tney owe TO
'.tas It originated with the Pope or Archbishop
Mannlnsr'
sary before any steps should De taken TO first obtain
the sanction OF the Holy Father, which he Willingly
II suppose the English Catholics md the funds =,
ayes, ls an English movement. The Church
has enough TO do IN tbs country without undertake
WORK OF SUCH MAGNITUDE
and as the English Catholics pious and wealthy
we are willing 10 let them bear the expense. What
ever AID we can otherwise render, OF course, Will
..What Is to be the plan OF actions,
"That cannot say, as have got no information
upon the course TO De adopted; but believe a re-
ligous order win be established, with Baltimore
hn0h hiram In I'M
hood xai be formed o'ss % Co operate as'Hii with
Inc impression gather from perasai Of an article
IN The London Tablet, the editor OF winch, Dr.
Vaughan. takes prominent part IN the work I. IS
oni, and he win accompany them to their dcsuna-
II suppose this is all the information you can
'lt is all that can be given by any one at present.
annl something can be heard IRON the mission
Thanking the Reverend Father for the courteous
manner IN which he gave his views, the reporter
nythng more be learned and the public must await
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS.
What the result OF the crusade will be II s tmpos
sibe TO predict; Dut must be remembered that the
Catholic Cnurcn has been very successful In similar
one Of the Jesuit Fathers, named Cazer. having
labored In Africa Tor \ long time, gaming large
negro Of IN the UNITE United states however are widely d
ferent In their feelings and habits the rude bar0nr
Ism Of tne mother country having been excnangea M
for a more civilized life Ihere have been many
attempts by the various Churches to gain over
the race TO some particular creed Dut tne OILY ue
nomination that have gained converts In CONSIDER
able numbers are the Bapust ana the Methoalst
who have been successful lor obvious reasons Inc
negro s
INTENSELY ExCITABLE, .. :.
and the rather boisterous aud emotional worship oI
the two churches mas Decn more suited 70 % %tneiI
tastes than the cold formaiism OF the EpihCopa,
Church and the Roman Catnoiic ANY one ,nnr ~ ~
been 70 Q colored church wiz esspS "Au0''s~~"