New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

stated that he was Guict domestic man. not drinser
gentleman had spoken wei of Deutschland as far as bis
personal knowledge went His suspcion3 oegan 10 pe
Ing the furniture OF his house In wiamsburgh, alleging
that his wife and family were going to Europe
for three months
EXPRESSIONS OF CATHOLIC LOYALTY.
ADDRESSES TO THE rOPE AND TO THE MEMBERS OF
THE PAPAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY MONsiG-
NOR RoNCErrI AND The REV. DIR. UBAIDi.
A committee representing the Roman Catho-
lie Clergy Of the diocese OF Newiork assembled Veser
day at n m at tho residence OF Cardinal McClosRey.
The Committee consisted Of vicarsGeneral quinn ana
Preston the Rev. Fathers Hudon OF tho society VI
Jcsus Wirsh Of the RedemptOiists, Young OF the ia
ISIS CIowry, OReilly, MacCartly, and the Rev. pr mo
Gynn ,,.
yicarGencral Quinn explained the ohject OF tue WISH
70 the members OF the Papal legation Monsignor hon
the Rev. DIR. Ubaldi Father Qn'hh' VINO spun
in Latin said in substance. that the clergy Oh 'e D
rose Of New-York Thought it fitting TO express 10 hs
Holiness the Pope their deep sense OF the honor WHICH
had been conferred them and their Diocese h' ee'
nc their Archbishop TO the dignity OF the Caroh""
Al the same time lie wished to express IN the name Vi
the clergy the kindly feeling which they entertained Tor
Monsiynor Roncetti personally. The Rev. Dr.
McGlynn read the address, which was an
,xpanson OF the Vicar-Generals remarks Inc
address, which was richly engrossed, was thch pro
septed 10 Mgr Roncet with the request that he Wouu
convey 1t IL the Holy Father Mgr Roncefu spoke Oh
the deep rpgret which he felt Mt parting forever popa
bly from friends who had become so endeared 10 hin
during his soourn in this country He had been niied
with odifcaon at piey of the people here and adm
ration at the wonderful spread Of the Church among this
mighty people had esteemed II an honor to be the
bearer from the Holy Father Of the insignia OF the
Can liIaale TO the first American Cardinal so he would
esteem i, an equal honor to bear back 10 Rome this eX
preston of filia piety.
tha ind n
American College I'm Rome, waited on the Rev. Dr.
Ubadi has professor In that College for the
last 10 or II years The object OF the meeting was 10
present DE- Ubadi with an address In the name ci ,ne
entire body Of graduates Of the College who
are now resident in this country. Tho Com
mittee consisted of the Rev. Drs. Brann of wash
ington iIighls. Duffy Of st. Josepns, ana Tue Tue
K'v Fathers Hennsssy Of jersey Cy talie secretay
10 Cardinal lOskeS and cha les keec. There were
present also Bishop Coriean oi Newark, and the Rev
Fathers j. Barry Me2TE, MAN o ror Ky o Nh
iniIgton DEL and Mcdonald Of Louisville, KY all OF
whom are gr.ues OF the College. The address read ny
the Rev. Dr. Brann, was as follows: -
REVEREND AND DEAR FRIEND: We do not come 10 you
with any for1nalty for the purpose OF aSing the
nevrr.lajpv paIioal accompaniment Of such occasions
| as tnis-a speech. We come as friends to IImhm
Ideared to us by old tics, by nnassumng virtues which
in vain se,; coiccalment, and by talents which no
| bu,hel can hide. have fcit from the begin
in sscngers the ilusriois AbLgAtc and the gallant
Count, special complmcnt TO the YOUNG con'Se en- n
whose halls you have Taught ant we have studied Your
companions belong TO tle whole Cnurcb but yon are
especially ours The honor conferred on you Is one
which radiates us aud for which IT becomes US 10
show some appreciation, however Inadequate Netlct
our occasion OF this address, sullicielV
express our gratitude TO Rome for having sent YOU also,
10 Dear adest tInss which have ever reached the
of American Ca,h'cs; Of the hc'or conclfeu on
him whom all classes and secs admit 10 be ne model
citIzeu Christian priest, and bishop ol tlls RlpIc.
Carry then home. with TINS small onering 10
aid your literary labOrs new invoice Oi a1ccuOn loi
yours IT, friend the aDia1io rector o1 our Anna
Mater and for all onr former professors Icll inrln
that the very tact of our being Americans 10 the core
detestug the drsposm OF European kings and en,-
perurs and loving the freedom OF our beo'ed country,
t, teacujngs Of te u allibe Holy Father more ardent
and intense Constant tue northern star OF whose
firraarnt'" . Un@werving fidelity to Rome" ,nc
'nortNer star" OF inteects "A apply the words of me
great poet, is our motto now anu forever ihes' are ne
sentiments which the former students of tIe American
College, whose names are appended, desire 10 express To
YOU before your departure Tor komc.
Tne Rev Or. Ubiid responded speaking In English.
lie rcjoiced c sad, 10 mel so many oid iltids ana
old pupils WORKING so eanestyin tis country ne was
as surprised he delighted 10 nd tha alter ~
many yeaS OF .tIn nSo s l%y T np at deer %cc. % IN
their missionary ard wonld contnde Ia 90 80
his eyes the magnificent r.tdlts whlcn bad
crowned tLeir labois Leie, and at oi ihci Dcthfe n
the ministry lie would not ;a to lay true account uf
this before many lovers aud admirers OF America III
Rome, the greatest Of whom WIS the iloy Father hn-
At 1Oa m Committee Of the Catholic Total hhsti-
nence Union America waited on Mgr R0ncctti with AN
Committee consisted Of tho Rev Father Byine President
OF the Catholic Total Abstinence non OF Ameilca ,he
Union of the state Newl tie Rev. Patrick III IL
Messy, Spiritual Director o tie Catholic Total Ashnco
C. r. A. Union OF America Alexander Patton. Pr sden;
John r. Welsh, Vice PresiGent aud j. }. OMaoIy, Sec
Vic,rtirnerhI Quinn and the Rev. Drs Ubal! auC Nc
Gynn were present. Dr. McGlynn presented ,ht ad-
the aim and scope Of the Temp lernce Union. TITO ad
dress adopted at Convent on Of the Union he'd W
pr, ssig the gratltcat.Un which such testimonial OF
zeal and loyalty coulu not fail to convey TO the p pc