The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

his domestic arrangements and manner
of life.
Archbishop Corrigan, with the Rev.
James Connolly, after delightful visit
at Lourdes, where they were met by
Bishop Mcdonnell, of Brooklyn, and
some six American priests, and where
every facility was accorded the entire
party for celebrating mass in the crypt,
grotto, etc, We're guests in Paris at the
mother house of the ladies OF the Cen
acle His grace and secretary, unable to
enjoy the exhibition by reason OF the
overpowering heat of late prevailing,
quilted the French capital July q for
London, via Dieppe, where Archbishop
Corrigan baptized the infant child OF his
granddaughter, Countess de DiYoine-Auden-
reid reaching Southwark late in the
evening of July q. where they are enjoy
ing the hospitality of the bishop of tEat
diocese, Mgr. Bourne. On Aug. 10 Arch
bishop Corrigan, Bishop Mcdonnell, Mgr.
Monies de Oca, Bishop of St. Louis de
Potosi, with his secretary, the Revs.
James Connolly and John Barrett ana
nine other priests, sail for America on
the steamer St Louis; they have secur-
ed adjoining accommodations on the
steamship and are to be seated toSelher
at table consequently everything prom
ises an agreeable passage homeward.
A
Kahn of st. Louis, Mo, with Able Hogan
and the Rev. Fathers Phelan and Tracy,
were In Paris at the same time with MS
Grace of New York, whose reported pres
ence at the royal garden party at buch-
ingham Palace July H. as graphlcally oe-
scribed In the American papers Oh JuiS
"A. recently come to hand, may riehug
pass as the effect of the present hea.1
tarr, unon fervid journalistic fancy; the
,oora ca that the London journals OF july
IA last abiding to the said garden party
rooda no mention of the presence thereat
of fine archbishop of New York put Oh
81 contrary. announced for the following
Irealx his expected arrival in the EngHSh
metropolis. at. - ,,,,,her
The American pilgrimage, 10 IN NUMBER
presided by the Bishop of Burlington
" 5irected nv Rev. E. H. Porcile, s.
p M. of Brooklyn, and representing thlr-
weight dioceses of the United states,
reached Rome In two sections during the
present week, and Immediately coh-
menced the jubilee visits to the Jour
pa triarchal basilicas, to obtain the lnoui
gence of the holy year, deVoung It's TEL
sure moments to viewing the other
churches and monuments OF the Eternal
CITY. The liberal press, led by the TIL
! buna. having stated that 1.-The American
pilgrimage. visiting the Pantheon, one
J and all inscribed their names in the reg
, lister kept for the purpose on the TOMB
| Of Victor Emanuel, buried therein, the
Voce della Verita of Friday last publish
ed an authoritative denial of the asser-
ton at request of the director of the
! American pilgrimage. Thursday last,
| July &c. the holy father received in col
Iective audience in the Clementine hall
of the Vatican the 175 American pilgrims,
to whom were added 800 persons Of vart-
| Gus nationalities, permitted to be presen
on the occasion, including the rector and
many of the students of the North Ameri-
can college. Cardinal Satolli was likewise
in the papal cortege. An address OF Mia
homeage was read by Bishop Michaud,
TO which the pope made answer in Italian,
translated, phrase by phrase, into Eng
lig by Mgr w. H. O'Connell, of the North
| American college. His holiness expressed
his paternal affection for his faithful
children of the United States, alluded &c
the respective missions of Cardinal Sa-
tolli and of Archbishop Martinelh sent
by him thither as delegates to still closer
strengthen the bonds of affection between
the hcIy see and the Catholics of NORTH
America; pronounced a glowing eulogy
of the episcopate of the United States
and ended by imparting his apostolic ben
ediction TO those present, as also to thell
respective families relatives, friend;
parishioners, according, as customary, t
those priests having care OF SOULS the
privilege, under consent of their respec
tive ordinaries of imparting once to thei
individual focks the papal benediction.
The pilgrims had with them larg
American flag, which was unfurle'
throughout the audience; they each wor
the medal of the pi gr'mage together witt
little American and papal flags. The.
made offering to the pope of 5000 lir
$4,000 in new bills Of the Bank of Italy
of LOCO lire $500 each, inclosed in an ele
CANT casket in pontifical colors, bearing