The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29
The Pope'S Brief with Reference to
PilSriInaycs-lntiul. 10 the Pill

ShSSS ko eHS A.
griins.
Eco d'ltaa, New York, September "a.
To AL the faithful who read these words
health and apostolic hcncdiction. While the
wckctnc>s of the impiouS has filled our
heart with cares and bitterness, God, in the
abundance Of his mercy. in these most banc-
ful times, has caused many faithful ones to
rise in all parts ot the Catholic world, who,
on the contrary. strive to turn our grief and
aitlction> into comfort by so many tcstimo-
nial> OF their affection. by their numerous
work, Of Christian pic;y. Among those
work> are frequent and largely
pilgrimagc>. whrch take place in the more
inu>.riou> churches and >anctuarirS for
the purpose OF impIoring God. the
tount o; every consolation, and through
the merits and nlcrcc>>ion of the
blessed Nryin. Mary immaculate. and
nf the saints. the long-de>rcd peace OF the
Church. it, triumph, and the liberty OF the
holy apostolic seat. But sin som" holy
pil rri1aw,.> which we've 10 be made 10 the
most celebrated sanctuaric> Iii liaiy At III"
same ti.nc lave GCcn. to the SO!ro" OF All
ouui mon, in,crt!icird, some Of the Eiltilili
al oar try ii Bologna proposed 10 invite
aIl Catholics 10 4 spiritual pilgrimage 10 take
u,3r, during this present month OF Scntcm-
brr--a pilgrimage which they proposed TO
divide into Tire" decades OF Ten days c2ch).
In the lir>t decade the faithful, rccitln" Tor
il,it end suitable and dcv0ut prayers. should
imagine Themselves taken in spirit to those
paris OF the Holy Land >anclihcd 10y Jc>il>
our divine Rrd,Tucr: III The second Uccauc
10 the ,linciG;l s:tncti:aric- OF ltaiy, ana III
ilo third decade to the prinrln! icrclgn
>n,tulrir>. The faithful having then made
t,i,ua!c >lIu,lc:liion 10 heaven. We VIII
grant, hy virtue of apostolic coinlnlS-
SLOW. certain ndu-cncic> in favor OF
hi, piou> exercise. We. pial>in" IN
the HIGHEST manner their sacred ana %tnc-
rotl> ,rni"c:, willingly undertake TO RESPOND
10 The PRAYERS winch they Clicr Tor lis III
the iooWiu" manner: ConlidnS III lic
mercy al God Almighty, and in the author
itv OF iiiS blessed Apostles Peter ana iatil'
All the faithful OF both ScX"S-tho>c, Ill 'ra>t,
who with coutritc heart on any day OF the
next month of September will perform tllc
aforesaid pi1u> exercise and 20 through tue
spiritual Iiyrmagc-wc remit, III the accu>-
toned form Of the Church. 500 days OF the
punio hment due TO their SlnS, or III WnatcFcT
manner incurred. Moreover. to all the t''liti-
ilI of both sexes who for whole decade tul
dav>) will comply with the same hoiy Tor
lDula OF devotion, make the splrltlEll pr
-riluacc. and Oh day selected, truly pe'll-
tent. confess and 20 20 communion. deHoull!
visit any church or public cIatory, anu
there offer prayers to God Tor UNITY among
Christian princes. the eNtirpation OF herc>t'
The conversion OF sinners. and the cXaIta'ioh
If our mother Church. we mcrclflllly grant
through the Lord Il penary indulgence
and the remission of all their sins. All ana
each q, these indulgcncc>. rcmlS>lonS OF
sins. and condemnation of punishment
may be applied, i'll 4 manner OF suffrage, 10
tee soul, of those who nave passed out OF
this lite and whose lcacc with GOD had MOI
been fully established. Notwithstanding
| our rule. and that OF the apostolic chanccrS
| jc1hccl,riaj. moi to grant indulgence al
| pt>iGr, and The other constitutions anuapo>-
toiic DEGREES. and whatever else to the con-
tr.,rv, We Grant the indul@cnccS named III
| this instance. They are available for this
wear only. We desire that the printed
cop". and Their copies of this letter. signed
| by some notary public and authenticated ny
| the seal OF Il person enjoying ecclesiastical
| dignity. vii! have the same value rs the letter
| pl' >rllvd in il original form.
Given in Rome, at -. Peter :, under Inc
| riy Of the Fisherman, The 18th OF August,
1873. the twenty eighth year OF cur pontlll'
cate. [si=nedl CARDINAL ASQtlEl.
Wick OF A ERIGAHTISE IN HURRICANE
! DEEAprl.L SrFFERlSGS At SEA-fINAL RES
| crr-UnIifur, September 2G.--Thc steamer
DELTA arrived from Burmuda this moinin"
CAPTAIN Carroll, of the brigantine Hound, o
Halifax. who came as Il passenger, report
that his vessel was wrecked in hurricane
August ~, in latitude 24.3G north, lonSitud.
&c.. west. The Hound left Halifax on tn.
I'M of August for Porto Rico. On the 18Th
| Il hurricane from the north-northcast struck
| her and threw her on her beam ends.
The maStS were then cut away ana the
| Vessel rjrhtcd. watcrlogsed. The sea con
| tinued to break over her and sweep the dech
| Of everything. The. crew secured them
selves aS best they could between the mouse
and rail. and remlircd there for about thirty
hours. the sea continually rolling over them
and al times washing them loose. Ihey De-
came much exhausted 10y their endcalors IL
save themselves. When the gale moderated
they took refuge on top OF the house. anu
remained there seventeen days. untll rescued
| by the brigantine Harp, Captain Brygdes, Of
Newfoundland.
During that time they sustained lie by
| eating some pieces of salt pork which they
| managed TO procure from the cabin, ana
shark which they caught with bow-line
They also got one drink of water from the
only shower they had. Their >ullerngs
| from thirst were intense and maddcning.
The steward. John Livingston, OF New
Orleans. was washed overheard and drowned
on the ID instant Michael McAlahon died
from exposure and suffering. The mate, D.
Connolly, died on board of the Harp after
being rescued The Harp called at St
Georges. Bermuda, on the 9th, and landed
Captain Carroll and the remainder OF his
crew.