The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-14
TALK OF LONDON
Cardinal Vaughan On Union
Of Churches Worries Pope
and Protestants.
SOUTH AFRICAN SPECULATION
Baurato's Queer Financial Boom
The Yankee Colony
in London.
SOUTH AFRICAN SPECULATION
BIZ Gable to the United Press.


Conference that is annually held in Eng
land under the auspices of the Catholic
Truth Society, has hitherto been treated
by the press as unworthy of mention.
1t has this year suddenly assumed the
Importance of a leading congress. The
conference began at Bristol ON Monday
and terminated Thursday. The questions
before the conference were not new, but
the meeting derived unwonted interest
from Cardinal Vaughan's address on
Christian Reunion The Arcnbishopsof
CanterburJ's recent missive on this sub
ject, which was reply to the Pope's
letter to the English people, required
reply, and Cardinal Vaughan gave it
in such clear terms as will end discus
sion within the Anglican Church on the
bases of any agreement with the Roman
Catholic Church.
The kernel of the question of the re-
union of Christendom. said Cardinal
Vaughan. consisted in the admission of
the Roman claim that the Pope had re-
ceived by divine right authority to
teach and govern the whole Church.
The essence of the Anglican position
was negation of the Roman claim.
Of reunion was possible. The Cardinal
further declared that he did not expect
to witness the submission of the Eng
lish people, as body, to claims that
ormation. He looked to the slower pro-
cess Of individual conversion. These de-
Rituaiists of of EngIand. and are reported
to be also causing the Pope disappoint-
ment as a check to his plans for a re-
"'i'0i' : NEW 5cARbINAL
The report was accepted as true among
the members Of the congress that at the
nal viii be created for England The
congress concluded on Thursday with
pilgrimage to Glastonbury - Abbey the
pilgrims, including one hundred robed
clergy, travelled by train from Bristol to
It WAS not on very Ion ong ago
allowed such pilgrimage On Thurs
day a large crowd watched with the
greatest sympathetic interest the long.
Catholic guilds, Jesuits, Dominicans,
Franciscans, Benedictines and Carmel
ties, alternately singing and reciting
and picturesque one, and marked an inn
mense change in the position Of the
l'oiis;t Souri, AFRTCAN REPUBLfC.
The speculative mania in South tAfri-
can stocks shows no signs of abatement.
present time with that of Laws Missis-
sippi initiation in France and the South Sea
bubble in England. Men who were ffnan-
boast that they are worth tens of thou
sans of pounds. Stocks that were quoted
il June at & are now quoted at a fae
to keep theirs heads above water. now
employ large corps of clerks and net
enormous profits. Barney Barnato. the
leader of the boom. who at one time was
an itinerant juggler. is now a multi-mil
lionaire;, He is, about to build buiIl4d1 a a palace in
meantime he has leased Earl Spencer's
house. In spite of the success Of his
Barnato Bank and every other scheme
into which he has entered, he has not
succeeded in entering the highest fEan-
cial circle. which is also operating in
South africa but viii which yet r,ln holds Itself
tive spirit extends to other branches of
the Stock Exchange. and gives impetus
to business generally.
The representative of the UNITED
Press learns that an Anglo-American
syndicate has been formed that is likely
to lead copper long striven for combina-
producers. The key to the whole affair
is the protected acquisition Of the Ana
formed into a limited liability com
shares. The syndicate will take 100000
sa at SO each tff
Smith, confirms the understood value
of the mine. Kuhn, Loeb & Co., of
New York, represent the American mem
child Exploration Company the English
members The bargain must be con-
cluded at the latest by October 13.
AMERICANS IN ENGLAND.
Several American lawyers are. expected
to attend the seventeenth conference of
the Association for the Reform and Cod
is to be held at Brussels commencing
October l. At this meeting an attempt
will be made to change the name of the
organization to the international Law
Association" The inaugural address of
the meeting will be. delivered by the
President, Sir Richard Webster, at pres
ent Attorney General of England Among
the reports and discussions at this meet
ing, the following subjects are Included
International arbitration, the neutraliza-
ton of seas and intercourse canals. ter
ritorial waters, marine laws and liability
for collisions at sea where both vessels
are at fault
Ex-Prine Minister Rosebery returned
to Lendon Thursday; He. says there is
not the slightest truth in the report that
he intends to visit America.
DIR. Pentecost has resumed his minis
try at the Marylebone Church. and great
crowds attend the services.
DR.. Millburn has completed three
weeks services at Canonbury, where he
made himself very popular.
DR. Hugh Johnstone, of Washington,
is preaching at the Crouehend Church.
and is drawing a large congregation.
Among the saloon passengers who sail
TODAY from Southampton for New York
on the American line steamer st. Louis
are Miss Ada Rehan Augustin DAILY
Nine. Melba. DR.. and Mrs. Seth Low
General c. S. Bachelor. De Witt Cuyler
and family A. J. Cassall and family
Hon. G. ]. Chapman and Hon.. w. A.
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