The Sun. — 1849-08-31 (London, England)

VIII. arid Elizabeth, a wicked church, a cursed church, established on the spoil of the 01d Catholic church of God—a church that would now rob the poor of Ireland of the last legacy left them by their forefathers—a church that was now tampering with the youth and age of .this parish, under the awful visitation of Providence, to ensnare them, by holding out to them pecuniary relief only to ruin their souls —a church whose aim was to invent traps and snares for them. They will give you schools for your children,  damnable schools, ana that Fe duce )oat into their ,t)urcht-s. Oh, what a curse! Could he believe it to be he cats, that any plients should be found base enough to murder thtir children ? Whatever were their excuses, they w«re more inixcusablc than Cain, who killed -115 brother Abel. . . . If any patents would send their children to such schools they were killing tlieir souls, by making theta e. d nn the poison end heresy of that cursed and damn.ble church—a church which was instil:nig into their mind the loathsome and soul-killing doctrines of Luther .aid Calvin. . . .  ‘• There is only one truo church, which is the holy Catholic Church; a Church f,,unded on such corrupt principles as I have alluded to cannot be the true Church. . . .  " Nu; it is a Church which robbed God of His glory. A. Church that despises His virgin mother, and deprives her ot her honour. How can they honour the Son ,S he n they despise the Mother ? A Church which despised the saints ; a Church which divested the true Church of God of its glory, and had only retained the loathsome, filthy carcase, with which they would fain feed the poor deluded souls they were destroying by their heretical dcctrine. Oh! could the remains of those departed saints, who once adorned the now mouldering walls of that venerable abbey, arise -and speak, and whose spirits are now in the realms of bliss, they would raise their voice, and tell: what were !he principles of that damnable Church: they would tell the sad history of spoliation which left it deserted and in ruins; a Church founded on the spoil of the Catholic Church, supported and established by law. He wished the people ot the parish would hencetorth curse to hold any communication with such a foul institution. They should hold no intercourse with them, they should not speak to them, they should nut listen to them, they should not salute them for the future on the highway, their very breath was poison. Now, let us pray the holy Ghost may come down upon us, &c."  The schooner eleopiia, of Duriate, sailed from that port on Sunday, the 26th inst., at eight o'clock and brought up et the IslJre at eight A m. Tuesday, the 9Sth, thus accomplishing the distance (420 miles) in the almost unprecedented short period of forty-eight hours. She was alongside Downe's Wharf by eight o'clock the same evening. The Cleopatra belongs to the Dundee, London, and Perth Shipping Company, was built at Dumbarton in 1847, 230 tuna register, and has been oolely employed in the trude between London and Dundee. She is a handsome iron vessel, possessing first-rate .ailing quahties. her commander (Mr. Robert Mann) is a careful, attentive, and vigilant seaman, and is very desert cdly respected andeateemed.