, 1875-11-17


fueed 10 adminiGNY to him extremn unctton un- |
less ho would withdraw from tho 1nststnt. mhcl, !
he declined 10 do ]1e ralltod from thai sick |
ness: but als deat wll.n =, + sabsoquent,y o.
ecnd for priast. 4 few days before sla death.
nu,bord met ono OF ILLS fct1oE .mombera of tia
lnttssut tn rho hssees and anked httn ~lat ws"the
newa about thor appeal to No.nc. Tbs AnBwer Wss
that no newa ha ycs arrived, but tho InBst!ut
hoped that juBtfeo Hoaid b done them. u
hope no too" Rasd tiuil}ord, "for feel thai
hrn going fast, md unless this matter is settled
bofore die, them will bo . row (tapd3e) about
doubt bury me aleng With thoso ihat bAvo been
hanged, !! theY eatr." "IIare no fears about
that" roplfoi ha fellow-merubcr, "your friends
ti]t 800 that yon arc no ,wotso treated Than
OF recent eveata that 1uiboru waH for many
years On intimate terna wi.t Bahop l,ourres
and serefas high eccIeaiaAtIca. Mr. perrau!t
did all tho printing for tho bAi,op's,
poraonal1y suporinsendol tho composition and
printing Of tho BBllop's pastoral letters, and
other wotk belonging To tho foreign miestona OF
tho Church. clerical authority atRtea TINT. a.
tegrty. In tte btondest ecnse Of tt1s lcrtn' woro
concerned, Quiho1d wAa without reprohch.
THE LITIGATION.
When ho died his funera! procession was
veuber, 1869. whesoupon h!a remains vsre re-
tnaved to tho Protestant cemetery vault, thcro
t|,oy have remained for ak years. Tho ~idow
of Huibord, backed by the 1nHtltus, took auit
against tho Be,ninafy Of 1t. Bulpico, which con-
uubord had bonght and paid to- hlB bural.lot.
no was legally entitled to Ito thero-
Ia. Tie case wHs tined on iss
] upon the Seminary OF 1T. Sulpice Carried tho
| casa to tho Court Of Review. fIera tho ueuch
Of thsce Judgea deeided that by tho rulea Of the
| Church Gulbord could not bo hurled in conso.
Grated ground. Tho 1nati.ut thcroupon appealed
| to tho Court Of Queon's Doucb. which after
long deliberatfon confirmed the Judgment OF tho
| Court Of Nevlow. However tho 1nstitut Tns not
| got boaten, TOR II carried tho caas to tue ansl
tribunal-thc Prisy Couuc. Of Her maJoHtT tue
tho necessary funds to do go. Tbs. result Of
courec, is welt known and the British arm Of
due effcc. to, its decision. Tho costs
ovor e20, coo, which nre all aaddlod On the semi
nory, except the 1nsltut's lawyers fees. Tho
Seminary paid osar 10000 Of it with very bad
graou tho other day, lfr. Doutre haring Threaten
ed o seiznro Oh saa1a OF tho'r property unless
thor recognized tho order Of tho Cour: worry
promptly. To-day all Ia
! EXCITEMENT N Tows;
! no one talka Of anything eleo but Gn1bort. and
wbothcr there will he . rowo not A. the ap.
proaching burial. which an Informed comes of
secret by Nr. Dou!ro, but 1t has leaked Out
through military nnn.
| 1.1s,sor DornoETs rAsTonA1a
hhvo done n,uch 10 hflay tho fccllngs Of Catholc:
on the subject; but the fact that he haH 6oef
compelled to clrsc the grayo makes them con
slider tho enforcement OF tho Quoen>s decreo
most brutal outrage on themselves and religion
Tho moro Ignorant onoa still avow their dotes
minatiou 10 resist to tho bloody end. Thu
Orange Lodges will I'll turn out as private citI
zcns, aud. being well armed. will prove = yer.
Formidable bodg.guhrd in themselves. Til
military authorities a1o ngrood TINT t
tho mob, which will undoubtedly col
lect to the number Of 5000 o
G,GG0. ia from the very first. overaTed
no disturbance need bo expected, but that
fighting commences and tho mob becomes In
fusiatod. that many Will bo n'an, as tho vo1un
tccrs hlve strict ordora to enforce tho ouTta! q
all hazards. Tho authorities A. OTTAWA display
singular apathy a. tho present time. though /
the attempt 1t burial ia frustrated the t1oV
onu1-Gonosal utI hayo to atop IN. u. u.