The New York herald., 1873-10-20
YHn MIRACLES.
Termination of the Herald
Series Of French Pill
grimage Letters.
OUR LADY OF LA SALETTE.
Large Gathering Of the English Roman
Catholics at the ShrineS.
His Holiness Narrates the Miracu-
lous Cure Of a Roman Lady by
the Waters Of La Salette.
NARRATIVE OF A PILGRIM.
The Legitimist Prospects
in France.
NINE PAPAL BRIEF S.
Effect Produced on the Roman Catholic Church
by the First Appearance Of the Virgin
Mary in the Nineteenth Century.
LAW OF HUMAN EVIDENCE.
The Papal Indulgences Granted
to the Pilgrims.
PETITION TO Plus TX.
Formal Close Of the Great Re-
igious Revival.
Effect Produced on the Roman Catholic Church
by the First Appearance Of the Virgin
Mary in the Nineteenth Century.
LAW OF HUMAN EVIDENCE.
The Papal Indulgences Granted
to the Pilgrims.
PETITION TO Plus TX.
Formal Close of the Great Re-
igious Revival.

Father Germer, secretary to the Committee Of
Pilgrmages In Paris, has kindly given me copy
OF the offica programme OF the national pilgrimage
to La Salette, which is to close the month OF pill
grimages and find that this is to be our mode OF
proceeding
FIRST DAY-MoNDAY, August 1S.-At i've min
utes past three in the afternoon we are to leave
Paris from the terminus OF the Lyons Railway.
Persons who have already received the pilgrims
then requested to put it on the breasts OF
their coats and gowns. 1t is a pretty little red
cross, which have already described in my nara
tive Of the national pilgrimage to Our Lady OF
Lourdes.
The prayers OF the Itinerary, which will be found
at the twelfth page of the published manual, en-
titled "Mois des Peerinages," are to be said imme-
diately after the departure Of the train.
Moreover, the pilgrimage to Our Lady OF La sa-
lette being par excellence one OF expation, there
will be recitation Of the "Miserere.n
At four O'Clock the chant "Parce Dominen win
be sung twice. There will be also recitation Of
the first chaplet OF the rosary for the Church and
for the Pope. 1t is printed at page o5 OF the
"Month OF Pilgrimages.n At eleven minutes past
nve there will be halt of eight minutes at Monte
reau. Pilgrims who intend to dine at Tonnerre
are requested then to write down their names,
and the directors of the pilgrimage viii telegraph
their orders for dinner in consequence.
The probable price OF each pilgrims dinner viii
be three francs or three francs and half
at halfpast five the chant Of the "Salve Regina"
will be sung, and the second chaplet OF the rosary
win be recited. (See page 90 OF the published
manualn to be had Of all known Catholic book
sellers at half franc, or something under the
cost OF its production, so eager are the Committee
OF Pilgrimages to make money by literary specula-
tion.)
At hal-past seven the "Magnifcat" viii be
chanted, and the third chaplet or the rosary for
the pilgrims reeited. page 81 Of manual)
At quarter past eight there will be halt OF
twenty minutes at Tonnerre for dinner Might
be as well, though not SO fashionable, to call it
supper.)
At midnight the Paris pilgrimage will arrive at
Dion. where 1t will be met by the pilgrims OF
Dion, and larger train win be formed to con-
vey both pilgrimages on their journey together.
SECOND DAY--TUEsDAY, August 19.-At twenty
minutes past one In the morning the pilgrims
train will leave Dion, and there will be recita-
tion OF the "Sub tuumn Immediately afterwards.
At five A. Nj the prayer Eat page 35 OF the
manual must be said, and the first chaplet OF the
rosary for the Church and the Pope must be
Tecited.
At haIfpast five A. M. the pilgrimage Will ar
rive at villefranche and visit the sanctuary OF
Ars The pilgrims are advised to leave their lug
gage la the train (but will not take that advice
They are also recommended not to scramble and
rush into the omnibuses, because enough places
have been reserved for all OF them, and nobody will
be left behind (but neither Will they take that
recommendation. At seven A. NJ. mass. AT
nine A. n. veneration oil
THE RELICS OF ST. PHILoMENE
and visit to the places sanctihed by the venerable
Curate OF AIRS. At ten A. M. breakfast At eleven
A. M. departure OF the pilgrims from Ars on their
return to Vnlefranche. A second recommendation
is here given to pilgrims that they need not take
the omnibuses by storm. (They win disobey that
recommendation, its repetition Notwithstanding .
At nalfpast twelve the pilgrims train win leave
vllefranche. The Magnifcatn win then be chanted
and pilgrims are expected TO examine themselves
devoutly respecting the resolutions they may have
made at the tomb OF the Cure OF AIRS. The second
chaplet of the rosary will then be recited.
At halfpast one p. M. the pilgrimage viii arrive
at Lyons and remain there till five p. M. They are
again advised to leave their luggage in the train
(and win not do SOY. They will go in procession TO
OUR LADY or FoURyIEEEs,
recitlng the chapet land win meet with some
mockery and hard words from the Lyons roughs
as might have been expected but strong body Of
police will protect them from being hustled OF
maltreated). At two P. M. vespers OF the Holy
cross, benediction OF the Holy Sacrament. At half
past three p. NJ departure from Fouryeres, with
or without good dinner. At twenty minutes past
nve r NJ. the Pilgrims train viii leave Lyons fol
Grenoble At halfpast i've r. NJ. the "Ave Maris
Stellan win be chanted, the third chaplet OF the
rosary VIII be recited and the pilgrimage VIII be
consecrated TO the Holy Virgin. At haIfpast eight
7. N. there win be evening prayers and the can
tcle OF La Salette win be chanted. At quarter
TO ten the pilgrimage win arrive at Grenoble.
The pilgrims are here recommended TO form in
two ranks to receive their blets for lodging and
they win be guided TO their lodgings by persons OF
good faith known to the committee. nhey
VIII utterly decline to attend TO this recom-
mendation, ana clergy unaccustomed to travel
will be seen running wild with encumbrance OF
luggage, in near-sighted way, fearful to encoun.
ter. Unprotected female pilgrims win wander
about moaning all night seeking for rest and fnd.
ina none. whila the members Of the committee