The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-21

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ception Of LORD Robert Montsgu. SIT Tor Insh con-
statuencles.. In England there = oae Archbishop
under him twelve ..saarsssn'' B-hops escn
exercising spiritual Jurisdiction local diocese,
DEAN and chapter. SCOTLAND Is stan divided into
three 'districtsn-thc western the Eastern and me
ireiana there are four arcnsIsnoPs- Armagh. DUB
lin. Cashel and Tuam-presiding over the provinces
Of Ulster Lenster. Munster and connsnghi respec-
gan Bishops. whose titles correspond almost ex.
ac with those Of TINS sees occupied by the pIelates
their number by Mr.. STANLEY he late Lord Deroy Just
forty years ago No less Than seventy one priests
been ordained In England alone during the past
twelvemonth raising the total OF the priesthood IN
and forty serving about Twelve hundred '.mlssions-
and ''statonsn To these details added lists OF
Of the sees ana vicsriates xpostoIc' in our col.
onies and dependencies and also OF the Pariarchs,
zca Norm aaa AND "a and
". are informed that there are nine .fairi,
archates, :" OF which the chief are Constanfinople,
Alexandra, Antioch and Jerusalem; and twelve
Patriarcns, seven OF the Latin .Rlte'' ana i've OF
besides His Holiness Pope Plus TX, the Sacred Col
lege at the present time consists Of nve Cardinal
Bishops, thiry-sx Cardinal Priests and seven Car.
dinal Deacons. The oldest member Of the sacred
College IN point OF years Is the Cardinal Archbishop
OF Oh Ioedo VINO was born 9 IN the year isl There
list Of Cardinals; ninety four have died DUR
Ing the present POntlhcate, forty-one OF whom
were presented with their hats by Plus TX.
Tho Jews in England.
The Jescish Chronicle, taxing review OF the
closing year. thus refers the position English
citizens OF the community 1t represents:-"ln the
hours OF trembling, almost agonlzing suspense
through which the nation has lately been passing
the hours or the perous sickness Of the first gen.
tleman IN this realm-the Jews first OF Gil OF Her
NaJestys subjects took the initiative In onering up
congregational prayers for the stricken Prince.
Their loyal affection and their pious mode OF mani
testing 1t have called forth the eulogIstlc notice OF
the leading journal OF the land and formed the SUBJ
JecJ OF an eloquent passage IN q sermon which the
in the presence OF the Queen and her rOval daugh-
ter-ln-law. In the majority OF our synagogues daily
prayer was offered up Tor the Princes recovery. IL
was Jewish gentleman-Slr Moses M0ntedOre-
who entertained the happy thought OF asking his
brethren in the Holy Land to lift up their sup
picattons on the sacred soil for the English Princes
ana putting his idea into execution by the aid OF the
Tonder.worklng telegraph, Asia echoed back the
prisons OF England In the hour OF tribulatlOn and
trial. There are two other events which occurred
evidence OF the frank and free acceptance OF Jews
citizens OF this State by their fellow cOuntrymen,
ana OF the thorough comprehension OF their ma
tiOnal position by Jews We refer to the adoption
admitting the claims or Jews to exceptional legisa
ton by reason OF their religious exigcnCieS; and 10
the nomination OF Mr.. Jesse to post IN the exec
utlve government OF the country. Thus the year
connection between the Jews OF England and the
State. In every national JOY, in every national
danger, III every national anxiety and national
hope, we Jews OF England bear our part.