, 1873-09-03
Admiral Yelverton Sails from
Cartagena with the Span
isll Iron-Clads.
The Insurgents Do Not Fulfill Their
Threats Of Firing on Elm.
Eight Passengers Killed by an Acct
dent on the Luxembourg
Railway.
Ninety Persons Drowned While
Crossing tho Indus.
Serious Socialistlc Troubles in Andalusia.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Serious Socialisuc Troubles in Anda1usia.
GREAT BRITAIN. J.
LONDON, Sept. 2.--Six hundred pilgrims loft
London to-day for Paray 10 Monial. Yesterday
they worc addressed by Archbishop Manning.
PILGRIMS 20 PAnAY-LE-MoN1Au.
From The Saturday horte'o, dug. 10. -:
We took occasion your ago 10 call attention
to tho revived Passions for pigrimages throuEh-
out Catholic Europe, which ,nppears still obe
to our own country. Iii some shape or other, no
doubt, tue custom ID not only US old ~ Christi
anity, put il common to all tho principal relig-
ione Of tho world: The popular pilgrimageB to
something of political character. have been
forbidden by tho ttalinn Government on tue very
sufficient plea Of tic danger to tho public
health Of thoHo ,vast gatherings Of tho
aud with oholora in tho mir. But 10
such prohibition is Of course to bo looked for
from tho preaont French Government, aud the
rival attractions Of Lonrdos aud Ii sa1etta
having for the presont boon exhausted, there is
just now q tremendous r,1n if the expression
may he .paraoned, on Paray-le-alonial, and
England il called upon to supply its contingent
Of devotees. Wo should bo sorry to say any
thing tlsat could Justly cause pain to religious
would express 1t, is TOO ancionlt and too vide
sproad not to deserve respectful treat-
n,ont even from those who fail to
sy1npatLizo With it. But thoro are pilgrims
9ges and pllgrimages. It surely makes some
difference how tho journey is conducted and
whnt is its appointed bourne. It is not quite
tue same thing, for instance, whether tho locnl-
ity aelcctod is indelibly associated in tho minds
Of Christians with the most sacred scenes OF tho
Gospel narrative, or whether it is grotto whoro
two children, whose subsequent careor has by no
means improved their reputation for pioty or
Yoracity, proteEaod to hayo eeen vision OF
" Our Lady Of In salctte," who talked to them
secret which the Pope il said to have put asido
as II nonsonso" when it WIS told him, and for
which, at all events nobody il my tho wlaor.
but before examining The claims Of parny-le-
ost 1a sl to q S e En- j.
gramme Of thopropoRed expedition from Eng
land.'" "a pilgrimage 4wab formerly regarded, II
not oxaoty NJ AL act Of ponauce, certainly not ia
Mug pilgrim who boiled Ills pcas, but our modern
piotists aro wiser in their generation. They moi
only dispense with peas in their shoes alto.
gcthcrr, but with all tho tolls aud paius Of
pedoHtrianism. Now there is no reason
Portable, but still it is not drawing ROOM
and one might pardonab1y feel a little skep.
tical as to tho ardont devotion Of worshipor
who. bargaincd in the first placo for we'll
cushioned md woll-ourtainod pew and an nris-
however, are to travel trst-class, under tha
most distinguished patronage. II only suf-
1ioient number can 10 induced to send in their
ames,-aud toro are loud complaints of tho
tardinass Of tho English Roman Catholics in
responding to these attractive ofTors-the de-
Yout oxourBionists will have spoclal train aud
Bpccinl steamboat to themselves. The united
Catholic hiorarchy, nssembled in Provincial
have bestowed their solemn bonedction on t6e
enterprise, and the Dnle Of Norfolk is to con-
duct it. The Pilgrims will start from Charing
Cross on Iuesany morning. sopt. 2 .aloop ct
parn-,Shero hotel accommodation will bo pro-
yided for thom boforehand, start noxt morning
Of II o'clock Tor paray-le-hlonial, whero they
to arrive the same evening, md may reach town
again On Frlday evening", after four days very
asrcoably spent. And tho whole cost, first
class, will be only IT, with los day for hotel
expenses. It is SUGGESTED that those who cau-
not 60 themselves may provide tue requisite sum
for sending substituto who cannot pay his own
expenses. Pilgrims whose tourist aspirations
are VIII can Sa a0 be % fSas
France" In short, it is be o sort Of
magnilled Witt Monday trip, with tho further
advantage TINT in this caao tic ways Of pleasant
own reward in this life as well as in the next.
It waH DR.. Binney, We believe, who published o
discourse on "How to Make tho Most Of Both
WorldA." Wero ho not benigAted Protestant,
ITO 1uEuk 1lLlu q HOW uluHbrHtlQ4 u ulB very Eus
Portable theology in the pilgrimage to Paray-le-
Mouinl.
Toward tho ond Of the seventeenth century,
when tic quarrel hetwcon the JeBults and jan
seniBts was at its height, and tho former were
doing all In thoir powor to promote that sens9onH
and mechanical sty1e Of devotion with which
their udvorsar,eB 80 bitterly raproached them,
there was a nun at tho Convent of tho Visitation
ut Paray-le-Monial, namod hlargarot Mary Ala
coque. sho had d disease Of tho breast, for
which aho is said, according to the practice OF
tho time, to have boon bod 1o2 times. But the
disease wns, In llor own (probaby aincero) belief,
tho result Of q miraculous visitation. The de-
tRi!B, which arc oopiously related J., IN her olog-
may briefly stato: She asherted TINT she had
been visited by Our Lord, who leaned His head
on her breast, extracted hor heart, md placed it
in His own, whore she saw it envelopod in
which over after retninod tho wound, and sho
WAS charged, among other things, to commune
cato to tho Church His desire that the worship
Of tho Sacred Heart should be established. From
had to DO relieved by bleeding. She was favored
with other Visions also, Of the Holy Trinity, and
Of Saints aud Angels, On which nc neod nos
dwell. Tier stories wero very properly treated
at the time as hallucinations--su sufficiently com.
mon among nuns--and Of tho real
nature Of hor disease there wna no doubt. But
some years later she came under tho direction
OF tho jesuit Father La colomblore, WHO saw
his opportunity, and made tho most OF II. From
that ti11uo tie devotion to the Sacred Hcart be-
came specially Of tho Ordor. In 172o Languot:
bishop Of Bpiasons. afterwards Archbishop OF
Bons wrote y "Lifs OF Margaret Aacoquo." Ha
was o ,nan Of some power, but vehement par
tisan OF tho JosultB md had pou. I'd out all tho
yIais Of hin most scatliug oontenlpt OIL tho Jan.
senist miracles, sorno Of which aro supported by
stronger weight Of tosin'ony tlpn perh9ps any
| other ,noder1, occurrences or tho kind. But llo
iniorsod tic who!o htosy Of A1argarot's rovola-
lions. aud lis book excited such riliculo that
| ' In lad to withdraw tho DrBt edition. and
even it, its corrected form It was looted co'dly on
| hv h,n frontls aB quito unworthy Of him: Tho
sx3l.i.ct waa referred to tho othor day In tho
] Tro"el, AaHemby In rho lcl'ats on tho now OK
! ,,jatnry church to he orootol OH Montlnarlre,
whicl, it waa iltontlou--though tho proposal has
now beon struck out Of the btl1-to 1odloato to
tha anorefi lloart. III, Tolain observed that thia
l ifHoN1t.tsta3 ,ott fda GGaAA sR10E1