New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

St Leo's knelt before him. ready 10 rece,va the
Diessing Il was perfunctory transaction at the
pest and was in pronounced contrast to the hearty
manner manner IN which the Archbishop greeted the
other priests
The blessing received Father pucey returned to
ee Forward part OF the boat and did not again see
lAe AFehoishop before the party landed. Then he
IaiSeu ms nat as the Archbishop drove away. but
isceVeo only scant recognition. The Mohawk
l1hoeo the party at Fiftieth-st. North River. The
Arehoishop accompanied by Bishop Kelley, Bishop
fArley and Monsignor Mooney drove 20 the Arch
osnops residence. at Madison-ave. and F1ftieth-
Sc Archbishop Corrigan refused to talk to news
paper men, but gave out statement through his
secretary Father Connolly.
NO DIVISION OF THE DIOCESE
Father Connolly declared that there was no
foundation for the report that the diocese OF
orooAIyn is to be dissolved and the diocese OF New
York divided that Bishop Farley may have
new district, and that Bishop Mcdonnell may be-
Conie the auxiliary prelate OF New-York Father
Connolly said further
yas was az Naples and from there we went TO Rome,
Arcbb,sbeeT remained i've weeks In that time the
Pta.aIe interviews. concerning the object Of the
at Florence and other places in Italy and then we
E' Tent 20 OoerammergaI where we the Passion
Paray l Monis in France From there we Vent nG
Sis,tS nS holy shrine at Lourdes. Paris was next
ano we saw little OF the Exposition In the French
and the PapaI Nuncio. Monsisnor Laurezesti In
England we sIayed with Cardinal Vaughan at the
SSUgunHy P.SnSz Of Lord Talbot, Sheffield.
While we were there Lord Talbot returned home
war ~ ~ - ~ - 49,
= In London we were entertained by the Bishop Of
oo9tnWark We visited Eugene Kelly at NARROW,
and then went over to Ireland where we had
peasant time with Archbishop Walsh Dublin.
e snd @ before leaving ireland for home we stayed
Ae" days with Thomas F. Kelly at Castletown.
EXHIBIT SHOWN TO THE POPE
On the voyage home on several days both Arch
bishop Corrtgan and Bishop Mcdonnell celebrated
mass in the cabin OF the steamship. and the at
tendance at the services quite large, because
the Catholic and many Of the Protestant passen-
stoEy Ihet the Archbishop and Queen Victoria had
peasant time together at the Queens garden
RaIIy, ana said that when the invitation arrived
Chey We're at the LoUrdes shrine
Archplshop Corrigan took with him to Rome a
taTge + elouIn containing photographs and descrtp-
IONS OF al the institutions directly under his
cnarge- This exhibit showed the Pope at a glance
the growth Of the Diocese Of New-York which
was established by Pope Plus VII on April S. 1908,
and raised to rnetropolitan dignity on JULY 10
1850 The hfteth anniversary would have been cele
Drated this summer had not the Archbishop been
The Archbtsho. Will oflclate at a requiem mass
AZ the cathedral tomorrow at 1870 o'clock for the
Montez de Oca, Of Mexico, who also arrived here
on the ST. Louis, will remain several days as tie
guest Of Archbishop Corrtgan
While the Mohawk Archbishop Cor-igan con-
Versed long and earnestly with Commissioner Phil
man of the State Board OF Charities The latter
cussed.
The welcome Of the Archbishop was arranged by
Bishop Farley, Monsignor Mooney, the Rev. J. J.
kean, OF st. Jamess Church, and the Rev. NJ j.
Lavelle, Of the Cathedral
1t was announced last evening that Archbishop
Corrtgan will preach and give special blessing
70 the faithful at the u O'Clock mass in the Cathe
dral this morning.