The New York herald., 1878-01-18

with his Quesn gentle aud phlannropc Queen Mar.
Resolved Tina. W. dsssa.. Count q. G.lli con.ul of
Italy in this city, 10 forward the present esoutonst 10
the national government.
FUNERAL SERVICES AND PROCESSION IN PROV
IDENcE, n. L-ADDREss By FATHER.
HUGHES.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. II, ls7s
Tho Italian residents here attended requiem mass
at St Johns Roman Catholic Church this morning,
where IN address was male in Latin BY Father
Hughes.
FATHER HUGHES ADDRESS
The following is a brief synopsis OF Father Hughos
remarks:--
few days ago the whole word was sstonished by
bearing of the death OF Victor En- manuel Il was an
event tnat no expected To-day they are burying
him in Rome with ali the pomp and glory becoming
one, embiI,ered, no doubt, occasionally, and fash
toned by circumstances OF The disturbed state OF
society aud princip ally remarkable for IT'S connec.
ton with the sorrows Of Holy Father OF
the Church in general. During MS reign many
evils came upon tho Church which the
good genius OF history must record with tearful eyes
and which every irus Catholic must lament what
part Victor Emmanuel took in those TRANSACTIONS
for cay. His course Is hDshed, MS race
run. He Is dead and has been judged Already ne
has rendered an account 10 his Omnpotent Maker
OF every thought that passed through his mind OF
every word that fell from his lips, Of every action
that he performed. Sentence has been passed
that that sentence was u favorable one. Cheered
up aud encouraged by ministers OF Goo, Iort-
the blessing Of our Holy Father, have reason to
believe thai God last sigh OF his repentance
let stop and make IL few salutary reflections. We
may we'll imagine this once great King speaking to u
to-day his cold amt iifeess form aud repeating
10 us the well known saying, Hodie miht, crds fibi
Yes, my friends, nil have 10 die. Drcretum
est omnibus hgmin,bus semeI morL TO this
general rule there IS no exception.
Father Hughes concluded by exhorting his hearers
to i've up to tue principles and doctrines OF the
Church.
procession then passed. througn tho streets, with
hesrse drapod with the Italian national coiors and
bapd performing cirges n commemoration OF Victor
Emmanuel
REQUIEM MASS IN BALTIMoRE-THE CHURCH
DRApED IN MoURNING.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. II, 1878.
requiem high mass celebrated to-day at st
Vn;ents Catholic Church Tor the reposo oi the soni
OF the late King Victor Emmanuel of Italy Fatnei
Andreas oniciated assisted by seven priests. The
Christopher Columbus ltaAan Society and the Italian
Benevolent Society this city attended the
The interior OF the church was heavily draped IN
mourning, the altar and rangs being covered with
Grape In front OF tho altar in the central aisle
burial casket covered with GRAPE Nearly every
ltaliln the city was present cpd the church was
thronged from altar TO door.
SERVICES IN RIcHMoND-AN IMPOSING PRo.
CESSION.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. II, 1878.
The mem oral services of Italians oday In respect
TO the late King Victor Emman ue most credit
nb.e besides being an imposing procession. solemn
requiem mass celebrated at ST. Peter's Cathedral,
tho interior OF which was heavily draped. large
catalaIque was erected the centre Of the church
near the main altar which han dsomely decorated
and brilliantly Illuminated. The Rev. F. Janssens de-
iivcred brief address, but made special allusion
to the deceased King. Tho Italians closed their
places OF business In the forenoon.