The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-10
morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
HxV oRIFANs, SUNDAY. sEPTEMpER 10. ls1i.
x1scEIIAHEous FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

in reference to ciOs1uE inc NATIVITY | :
tery at Lcyton ON Sundays. Mr.. G. y.
Morgan of Islington, addressed his Grace. :
and stated at some length the feelings OF ,
the trade against Sunday fnnerais-wnich
he said, were the frequent occasion OF III
decorous scenes, over which undertakers
had no control, at the various puo liz
houses near the cemeteries. he also
stated there were strong moral, social, re-
ligious, and sanitary reasons for the Ola
of the present system. ne
combatted the notion OF any hardship
being inflicted upon tho door oy c,os anS
stated that the desire was to benefit them,
and make them actual gamers by the de.
sired alteration. The Archbishop said that
he had listened with very great pleasure TO
what had been stated. and entirely sympa-
thized with the movements. lndeed, II was
strope advocate for the Sunday being OBJ
serveS Is . day of rest by all, and not only
Vouid he willingly assist the cause they
were promoting, by doing what he could
towards eventually closing Legion Gene
terry on Sunday ouf would s fsT.s Seps ths
movement. In the meantime he would
give Instructions to the Catholic clergy
TO discourage among their congrega..
tions, as much as possible, the practice OF
sunday burials. The deputation, having
thanked bis Grace for his promised coop
Grafton and cordial reception, withdrew.
The Reputation have already visited some
of the boards of the principal cemeteries
remaining open ON Sundays, and nave
good hope Of ultimate success. All tne
leading. cemeteries nave a't tSa d.v V' IN
question, including the Catholic Cemetery
Of st. ,Mary's at Kensalgreen.
Rescufro from, the Gutter.-A great move
naentis taking place in London-a move
mont owing to the exertions OF the Catho,
lie priesthood, which will In its own good
time work q greater benefit to the human
race than all the bewigSedi judges, of the law
yers and barristsrs SsA jusy 10 boot, have
been able to laccempffsh ever, since the
civilixr ton Of the heaaap race 9rst began.
The Catholic prfestss naQets Of them Irish,
are beginning oct on eas th is.
settlements at Coenr d'Aiene, in North
America-"You must coax the old savage
to conversion, but capture the young" and
tho Catholic missions In London are JUS
now busily employed In picking the young
busl or dismal swamp, but out Of the "gat'
ter" that Phlegethen into which has beer
thrown by ignorance and starvation th'
bright intelligence so often bestowed oy
Nature. The great work, already begur
and about to be undertaken on larg'
emigration. The Canadian gentlemen
now in London, all Of them true and faith
full Catholics, are willing to aid the schem
both with money for tho voyage to Mon
treal and with moral support Tor the nm
dertaking. A@
Education,-The Bishop OF Winchester o
the occasion Of laying the foundation ston
of schools at Shanklyn, Isle of Wigh
Comparing the children to stones to b
hewn, said it was necessary that q goo
foundation should be laid now, If tn
building by and by was not to prove
the particular form of Christianity whic
the parents might choose that their Chi
dren should be- taught, 30 that each on
might enjoy his own opinion, as he ougi
to do. IL, therefore, man having u
opportunity, would not allow his childre
to be educated as a good Churchmap, b
Lordship held that such man made
very great mistake. Nevertheless, ever
one ought to be allowed to enjoy his ow
opinion and, if any good. wholeson
him have his own way, though he did NJ
consider him wise man. For himself,
would never take part in educating chi
dren without religion. If they wanted
have the good old types of English chara
ter blown up into a act of wiRdbags, tn
could not do it better than by giving CHI
dren what was called education witho
morals and without religion.
Departure of Religious from Soathanptt
On Monday, August 9TH four Religious
the Third Order of st. Francis arrived
Southampton from Germany, and sailed
Tuesday for New York and Cincinnati.
Conversion. to the &c
Hon. Hartman Grisewood of Day lesford
Joined the Catholic Church.
SCOTLAND.
We regret to announce the death of {
Rev. Father John Connally, C.SS.R., VIII
took place at St. Mary s, kinnonll, Per
on Saturday, August 5th.
FRANCE.
Disbanlment Of the Legion Of Pa
Misunderstanding to announcement,
disbandment of the Legion of the Yves
took place on Saturday at Rennes, and
Sunday, August ID, the whole corps, oitic
and soldiers, attended Mass in tie cha
of the Episcopal Seminary of that CT
After Mass, the General having given
word of command, the Legion formed
square in the quadrangle of the Semina
aud Gea. de Charette, surrounded by
officers, read, with a voice that show
much emotion, the following Order Of
Day :"