, 1874-11-22

Bishop Cum1nins, It is snid, ri! aoon tnke up
his residence in Baltimore. The Bishop was
formerly Rector OF the old st. Peters {Protessans
EoiscopaD Church IN That city. This will doubt
less result in organizing = Reformed Church
there.
4 sociable by the ladies Of the Evanston Epls-
copal Church, WAS given at the reEidenre of @.
D. Paul LAST Thursday evening". "a.
Bishop 6teere, Of the Diocese Of Zanzibar, ii.
tends to establish missions on the shotes OF
Lake Nyaasa- He desires also to erect = church,
school, aud i hospital ii the Town Of Zanzibar,
on the site OF the slays-market-.
The English correspondent OF the Chu1c'n1ar
thinks the annual church congresses in England
will result In Introducing the lay element into
tho English Church, aud thus tend to check the
too exclusive clerical spirit aud moderate arlia-
mentary Interference.
The Rev. Philip Brooks, 81, Episcopal clergy:
man Of Boston, Is said to have received an oner
Of S20. .000 II he would accept 3 pastorate In
Phiiadelphla, aud $4,000 If he would accept
one in New York. lie declined both propositions,
His new church edi6ce in Boston is estinared to
cost 81 1000. 81. -. /:
The Church journal thinks the late events in
the Church indicate that tho old parties ara d.:
ing out, aud that tho Church. In future, is 70 de-
rationalistio. The high Church party will lead
in the former and the Low Churchmen IN the
latter. Ths editor thinks the two tendencies
will finally unite in a comprehensive eatholicsy
CATHOLIC. j., =
The last Jesuit In Germany, Father Joseph
Hahn, died at Munster. Westphalia, Sept. 81.
At the time OF the suppression Of the 0rdor he
Was too i'll to leave the country.
Tho Catholic priests Of ireland are endeavor~
ing to procure the closing Of the public houses
on Sunday. Meetings in favor OF the movement
are bolng held throughout tue country.
The Pilot says: .
Whilst in England and Anerica numbers Of per
sona are fozsaking the errors Of hercsy to ind the
truth IN The Church q God IN Germany xhero PsF. P
religion 80 meoaced and Threatened by unjust aws.
From the Courier Dc Datt1<<s learn that the cele
te 40 sbju1ed hsresy md entered ao the catholic
Church. The sa1na journal reistes that rumor Is
current Ia Germany That tho Queen Of Wurtemoerg,
Bster Of the Gar OF Russia proposes to embrace the
Catholic faith In the pa<rtaad Of Wanna u the fol-
lowing: ~ our 1ntormaton Is c.31roet, the Only
into the bosom Of the Roman Church" This latter
newas supported by other Journals .'-
Baden, in Germany, takes to Old Catholicism
In such way that the denomination threatens
to swnllow up tho regular Catholic Church. In
sixteeu places parish churches have been handed
over to Old Catholic organizations. In many
cases church and endowment are given
in Thiengen. the parish church and q chapel
in Kommlngan aud Schwaningen, the parish
chulches; in Baden, Wesaklrch, and Iforzheim.
the hospital churches /; in Freiberg, the Jesuits'
church In Mannheim aud Schwetzingen, the
chapels in the castle; at Gutenberg, Heidelberg,
Carlsruhe, also district churches. Three other
villages, Futzen. GtimmslBhoysn, and Dlumen-
burg, have been polled at their own request, and
have voted BY vast maiorities for Old Cathoi-
fcism.
The Bishop Of Orleans has written a letter to
French journal, expressing tho opinion that
the temporal power OF tho Pops is necessary for
proper administration Of the spiritual power.
He Says the Pope damands m Independence
and Sovereignty, without which he enjoys no
liberty, for be il st present = subject OF Victor
Emmanuel, and. in spite OF the ridiculous and
insulting law Of guarantees. he is less frca than
the hunblest Roman. who can go in and ont Of
the city, whereas the Pope cannot. In his
pamphlet he invited Italy to study it's real in
terest. and offer the only pacific solution which
can effectively guarantee the rights Of tho Holy
Father and the tights Of the Catholic world As
to that solution, nothing can OF course be done
without the Pope's consent and decision. without
which everything would be null 1t Was in this
sense that, a11uding to convention between
Italy and Catholic Powers, he said, This
might be the solution if the councils Of wisdom
prevailed, and il Italy and Europe displayed any
foresight"
The new Cathedral in Portland il remarkable
structure. The Boston Globe, In describing it,
says:
The first impression which IL made On the beholder
when he enters the main door is one of tmmenatty
Stretching out before him is length Of 800 feet,
Varied by single obstacle NTH the exception Of
slight elevation where the altar will stand On either
side il TOW os columns, nine IN number, which Act
support for tho central roof sud servo to relieve
tho nnonotony Of such vust tncosure The height Of
hero again tbs tastes Of the designer aud architect
come in 70 relieve the mind Of the obearser ffum too
hsy a 9f IN 7a g. tie astshs
in which the ceiling Is finished apparently reduces the
space one hall, and the combination Of coors aud
subject for study Arriving It the altar PLATFORM
visw Of tbs transept windows can b had. well "a
the decorations which have been designed for the arch
at tho sanctuary. The norsher!y transept window
represents the nuding Of the true cross, IN erent
which occurred In 69 On the south side Of the main
Ing An altar and Beautiful statua Of the Virgin, we
the northern wing contains thu chapel Of the saered
HeArt.r
The New York Freenans Journal saws, in re-
gard to the Philadelphia priest who ran away
with the female organlHt Of his church, and some
Of his parish friends:
In f.ce Of the Beecheziss Of protesantis, the fan
and Ascending OF tho priest Gerden,ann Is testi-
mony to the truth and purity of the Catholic Church
shaned and humiiatad We stand. priest has fallen
Of s9e b9ed E9y.l o1 o9r Divine kpg The
to Z s.
Church, and throughout his diocese for this horrible
aacrege But this ia not enough to stay tho vengeance
d QuI 1lflue 40ru uQI1ReQ~ Ill IL Int0oQc8s
priests and ls5paople in place Of talking Of the hor
ror, In place Of cducisiug our Bshops-who but
iesh and blood like the rest OF us-Iet have
said, and offer communions the Sacred Heart Of
Dur Lord, Who In His PasBon, has suffered for, and
new o. all such acts Of horrible sacrilegs We must
TO 1t, fail Of duty. We one body In Christ
our Savior. We cannot put auch matters of our
Rshops, or tho clergy. These cot to rule Us,
y God Almighty, but We too are Of the came body
1esh Of the same flesh and bono Of the sanc bone.
Wo must not look them human socches look on
hair ru1era- Our prelstes and clergy ara not xs |
Princes OF the Gentiles who lord because OF Office
,rer They are, at the SANG tins, our h1oth1an.
In Rene Btatietics have recently been pub |
ished giving information concerning the lqnt- |
lat!on OF the religious orders Of the city. Up |
y the 22d OF September last thirty-6ve sales had
AIKEN place Of the immoyable property belong
ng to the orders. The property Of .tha sup
PRESSED communities, disposed Of in twenty-two
'ales produced 5.161 .202f., or an increase Of
ZIG, ,bl7f. over the reserve price. Thirteen sales
1ave been held OF the property Of the
orders not suppressed, but whose posses-
lions have gone to tho Stats. These realized
,286, ,5s0f., which WAS also an advance OF
,S02, 1907. over the reserve price. In addition
o the other properties, the Committee Of Liqui-
lation in Rono have also taken possession Of
libraries, two museuns, two scientific
abine,s, and one Astronomical observatory. On
he other hand, the pensions granted to monas-
IN l