The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10


land, and includes the States OF New YORK. New
Jersey and all New England
CLERICAL ATTRIBUTES.
Archbishop McCloskey Is q ripe scholar m
sistent and p0us III all his walks and bold ana
aevo.ed churchman Hts eoquence Is OF the
tender, deeply religious KIND. uttered with
iervent sincerity Ia language at once OF
SIMPLICITY and elee ance. In his manners he IS
consderate. cordiai ana kind. A simple easy
dignity, natural to the man as wei as taught IN
the prominent positions which he has so long
hed, does not prevent gentlemaniy aud friendly
anaDillty toward all who have intercourse with
MN. There Is that calmness. thoughttulness and
sacred ONCE but the warmth OF a genial nature
~ as lully apparent IN both words ana actions
ali dispositions must IN some measure respond TO
tue influence OF his destinations A man OF energy
OF sieepess vigilance IN the discharge OF all duty,
lie always seeks the most unost eutatlous manner
oil performing 1t. Hence IT Is that while ne &C.
compllsned so vast work In the diocese OF
Albany. he has never acquired any especial fame
PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
me ArcnoSnOp Is or II well formed, compact
erect figure. His head is OF considerable size,
and his countenance, where increasing years are
Is strongly expressive OF intelligence ana bene-
Violence The features are large. while altogether
uniform About tue mouth there is always an ex.
| preston OF he truest kindness ana gentleness
ana the eyes are not less soft and Sympathetic
tnan they are full OF intellectual brightness. rue
brow Is broad aud massive, over winch the HAIR Is
parted and carefully combed on either side.
Among any gathering OF men he would DC selected
great goodness OF heart.
| HIS WORKS.
His lab0rs as priest and prelate OF the Church
nave been unceasng, and or exceeding fruitful
| ness He has reared monument after monument
to the usefulness and honor OF the Catholic Church.
| and yet 80 quietly and silently has 1t been done,
that the toll OF the brave-hearted workman has
been almost unnoticed. Besides vast numoer OF
churches bult In New YORK city aud elsewhere in
the archdiocese the Archbishop has established
protectory for destitute children IN Westchester.
In which upwards or LOO bows and 500 girls
are cared for ana educated: q founding asylum IN
S,xty-eiehth street, an asylum for deal mutes at
fordham, Home for Destitute Chloren and Young
Girls attached to st. Stephens and ST. AIMS
churches, homes for aged men and women and
new orphan asyIums outside OF New YORK city
10 direct these institutions ana for the work OF
cooperation with the secular clergy ne has es-
taoshed communities OF Dominicans Francis
cans, Capuchns. Little Sisters OF the Poor Ger
man Franciscan Sisters. q German hospital,
French and Charitable associations. He is just
! now iaboring slrenuously TO complete the new
cathedral In this city, which was commenced oy
Archbishop Hughes, and for which the present
prelate has given $4,000 from MS private purse.
| To procure materials for the cathedral His Grace
PAID visit TO Rome in the wear 1874.
HIS TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF LINCOLN.
The melancholy fact OF the death OF President
Lincoln was announced to the Catholic clergy and
bishop McCloskey. and almost Immediately after.
ward ne issued another circular 70 the clergymen
under his spiritual controi. directing them as to
the manner OF observing the day OF The Pvesiden-
tai funeral 1t Is as fouows:-
s1'HrrAH's OFFICE NEW M Hs s n4 2ps
REVEREND AND DEAR the obseaues OF the late
PRESIDENT Of the United states will take place
the Most Archbishop dIrecl that in sympathy with
And diocese be open tina! day public service at
the coec1 roaaons BE-
recited in addition 20 the usual collects Of the day 1T
psalm should be read eSaned supp
FRS. W. 'NIERNY, Secretary
SKETCH OF MOST REV. HENRY EDWARD MANNING,
ARCHBISHOP OF WESTMINSTER.
The Most Rev Henry Edward Manning Arch.
bishop or Westminster, England, who was lately
summoned to Rome by His Holiness. Pope
Plus TX. has, we are informed by cable, been
created . cardinal OF the Church.
The successor OF the famous Cardinal wiseman,
Archbishop Manning, is a jealous champion OF the
latin which st. Augustine planted IN England. as
the readers OF the HERALD have been made fully
aware by his recent defence OF his passionate, his
creed and his citizen duty OF allegiance, which
was set forth In MS special letter to the HERALD
In reply to Mr. Gladstones assaults on Catholic
ArchOlshop Manning is the son Of the late
William Manning. Esq. M. p, merchant OF
ondon who was at one time Governor OF the
bank OF England He was born IN the year 1909.
and Is consequently, sixty-sx years OF age. He
was educated at Harrow and Ballot College, OK
ford having Mr.. Gladstone for fellow student
during portion OF the scholastic period. Here
the TWO great minds were IN tree and friendly
communion. Young Manning graduated Bachelor
He was ordained in the Protestant Churcn minls-
try and became Fellow OF Merton College Having
served for some few terms as one Of the select
preachers IN the University Of Oxlord, he was APP
pointed T TSI Of Lavlnston aud Grammar.
In the year 1910 he was made Arcndeacon Of
chichester. He came to ponder deeply on the
subject Of religion. In the year 1851 he resigned
all his preerments IN the established State Church
and joined the Roman Catholic fold. lie entered
tue priesthood OF this communion and soon
alterward became Superior Of the Ecclesiastical at
Dayswater, entitled the Oolates OF st. Charles
Borromeo. He was highly honored by the Holy
lis "a nf ~ yvaa
conferred uDon him Ut Rome and he was also APP
pointed to the Offices Of Provost OF the Archdiocese
mestc prelate TO tie rope. When the great
Cardinal Wlsemen was removed by death, Right
Westminster, on the Sth OF June. in the year 1873.
He voted for the dogma OF inlalloity in tue Vati-
can Council HIS Grace has oeen most prohnc
tension CT the Catholic Church IN Great Britain
under mis- pastoral rule has been almost miracu-
lous, Justilying the remark OF CARDINAL Wlseman
when he said, "Augustine must have planted the
seed IN congeniai sou when the hacked, cnarred
and battered stump OF the tree produces SUCH
green and vigorous onsnoots as this"
SKETCH OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF PosEN AND
GNEIsEN.
Mgr. LedochowsKi, Archbishop OF Posen and
Gneisen, Prussia, who has been. 1t is SAID,
elevated to the dignity of Cardinal of the Church,
Is shining light before the eyes OF the Catholics
OF the world, not only Tor mis- learning prlesty
zeal, but also for his lately endured and lengthy
suffering IN prison at the instance OF Bismarck
and the lay government OF Prussia He
education and leeing. For non.obedience
to the Ecclesiastical Regulation law OF the
German government ne was arrested. cast into
prison and deprived OF the right OF communicati ton
with his clergy. The Archbishop never yielded.
We have Already announced IN the HERALD that
the arcnbishops OF Cologne ana Poscn, acting on
Oehalf OF the Roman Catholic bishops OF Prus-
STA. presented q memorial TO the Prussian gov
eminent with respect to the bills affecting the
Church and clergy.
THE PRIMATE OF BELGIUM
Monslgnor Deschamps who is to receive car
d,nal's hat. according to report, is Archbishop OF
Mechlin, addition to his primatal dignity. lie Is
exceedingly popular as a clergyman and relormer,
vigorous IN health and esteemed and beloved
both oy the members OF the Court and the people
OF the kingdom.
MoNSIGNoR GIANNELLL
Is at present Most Rev, the Archbishop OF Sar-