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HOPES PAST.
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ps agwa Its::arld Of we;
A S i day I left my ett reaet i
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eL amy mot we dll mol ý cos.
--We bO e to eon emar. eseedds ad
Catholles georaw l em the eyst se ws wee y
aaFte Phgeibowittm ho & , <
aWto th at the br Cateollo t m an all
witha te liba ts of tin se y aI Just thet
tMe beon dedlesed for the anut exel/d _vel of
the eoloetd C athbolles. It, we tthu wm yoe
W keedhal etoeot on t46 moara et dhe .olored
Ca tholics gerll ~O o bee N thaemos h
a Cherch of Christianty lookt a. teresldy
O rm thir PlUhlan, auaor the bl hbt oae t
siodes thI the MSCath Onl the bno
itve hoouh ip sm othe pile of j ot to·
see Isaare ei .Abribame beaom. The dei 1
wead ore doleied fowr are still too tS oat
not .olred Catholas Ith, we tr e eeill t ben
..Will Ibp e nwm malr- o t the olo *
prondWln the 9 Slat. On the bread o9 o i
Foo Csao t larob  l am a aege, ead in
th thellosb e besmWtole .o ity emals a I
bees wJooely l r teas pise of torment to i
Haem Lsgeul reAebrsh a se b The t hep
we utds of tsheirvlwaa stll too cathe 1
net to oU maod to =MW et .lroayibe nd.
to the tgow ag want of lomeate obliaion
Claho Uiteble fr ltim theeMt of evenot
Leoret. Fsome hebac k e se a of telo 4
detvotm etopecially taoair (the ieolora hd I
tholss) lnteree a or s buli washso this i•
little outlay mitservo te m eat h r tbs o
time to cote, de Jesuft Fu oneedveg o
none more oflik tonr t rls do ends than
seeminl a fond tod bnl on pftenth
street, ofo Ashrbarry Cos asbeg oanety
to the marle toatis, ons or nthehni os Lc
ag amounted tio f pmebsmo 9,00. Tbos hed
si and res st wafor s smeomplihed abua t he
dieteid of the eoia. alther k olorke 8. J.,
boill be imstor ai oharge bl re eent a I
little outlay mimht hshr the mumb, p of osn e r
tihe 8o. Loeos Univehe sity. tis an amble and
nons protentios edlce, bat besutiel withatn t
The hatr is berl "'fuory yet tstef, blly deot
eft the earliest fondterronofliedtboam ia t
the Statee dfoidd to purheae ir. Thy did sou
ated. d the wall hntog with several oil lat
tegs, among wash the celebrated plotare of
ig armounted tos sef9e,0uca.e The purch
Bineaed Peter Claver aodmiosterld n the tla
dites d of the Chura to h tolored oid of God.
hon ill benday at nin a. b , this church, ithe
Met of itskind i eaB Wst, ai d probaably ind
the ountry i bemt lleng et the name .of .de
ing, izamonbeth, was dedicae ted with all the pomp
rit splendor of the Crcthole Churchild oby isGod.
On lGrace Bishop Ryt nine A. fter the dedchatiohn er- t
seeminBisyop RdiapidAfter the dediotion er- enth
emonie were performed, His Grace blessed the b
new banner of the St. Elizabeth's Sunday b
Schoot Societb, and the dedication sermon was
preached is English by Rev. P. F. O'Reilly, of
the church of the Immaoulate Conception, aid
in German by Rev. Father Weber, S. J P
A11 the Catholio oeleties attended the dedi
cation ceremonies making a splendid display. 7
-lWters Watcma, MayMay 24.
Rev. F. Goosdry. C. M., has been appoilted
Sultertr of the sieters of Chrity in the Uni
ted Satrt in the place of the late Very Rev. d
Franees Bnrlendo, C. M. Fatbher uedry has C
been for some time pat attoached to 8. Jo
seph's Church, Emmltteborg, as the ureoclite
of bhi predecessor, and consequently does not
enter pon his new poeition like one without
experience. w
On the occaseion of his visit to Warrenton. t
i., Ilth int., Bishop Gibbons confirme h
twenty-six oodidates, iooluding three con
verts. Among the latter wa Lieutenant Best.t
tie, an obner of the famous Moeby brigade. a
On thbe 18th the Bishop confirmed, at Alexann
dri, Va., one hudndred and eieteen persons, t
of whom twenty were colored. Of the one ti
hundred Fnd oevenr e, perbaps.tbirty wore
dultb, fully half o" them ion.ort_ to our holy
hfith, including sevreanl psomient citizens.
One old getlsma, tppareotly eihty or nitne- U
t3 years of soe, wC so iFarm tat her ooals
not aoend the tier sats, and haed to be con
srmed oCtetdr the mmotuur. iat
T.e hsaeip8breolrl eras lately presented td
enbekubop his ew s p osi e. pieke of wio- t
maen ebip oc ie gilt, nd iit t ramrentod I
with 1i1teen ensmele of sposiles and fints.
The sl cae dork atnd rane tone tihrleh re
eon t t it A o to lattt wtveeL Theis bea
tifan eroc bearo the foalow Minbriade.o :
" Ctrlhimo in Christo Pco;rle, s toe·xa oopo
Baltimosnoe hud Orns Diteeeomm WoN
Bishop Q lan lefo Mobile oa Frldoy even
!.Ig Ztd, for the North, for the purpooe of eo
ortong nid for the ompletion of the Cathe
m l. -I e imo ted tlM the Bishop will be
laent rome as sd ven e r months.
The Synod 9t the bo leesiatloe province of
Queboe, fu opened on the IBth inet., in the
stty o q ubt o. .
Uanith Tonnc--dTh exodos of citizens,
Opl evert semaer, p aIreadIy commeoed thLi year,
m and overs delprntg stetmer sih tirot enrtres Its (
t plyearur-oaer. Oone ihnm hu been pnrtiLoull
notloembo sout thee alarelss, and that is tbeir ol-I
* ianmd optroprlite trvlcuog uts, which, we are in
formed, most of them prbused of thole enterprising
merchanto. Brsole S& Adaen, who hnacd the for.
ith sixteen ens e le of po Thlse contsmplating
tn earlyrmmer trip wold do wel! to dro!, ;r n these
Ceatlsim. n ar C samine Pthir Ptp "
'Osad J y .a. Bogglraf Aroon.
-. -..
Oam. 4otit; t rumwa rt-, bh tIk' prpett
bed kaosheaueed Pbs s i' holesd with
Tmtbr t wu t orte ! Dy- by douytes st
O blreor, krd, .y ·o sd DeI,.
see nad rak riete sike
ias t wayooty Ceanda tlhe!
Aeheary comes a noble o "We
S"Tbe'Ho bulea . I *bv e p.1
en sirred tlIe Upt la W4F,-a
re and ble to the natios l emsase
be ~r n-s Mini m'
They silenee doubts; they Tiv fydour;
S .avtw Lh aeoega to,
tltrenAn to Y··'13'; ytgtO that
T-hoe name et se eler who have join
ed the Some Bale Asmeo to" , of e .f tiebsr
C aýr.ev., Edward Gilob sale
ev. Patrick Sherida, ayo ; v. Mich
sl Breena,, Keologe; rev. Edwerd
Grle, TU iough; Key. wardt Thomas,
Caranca ; Rev. Johb Mallarkey, do;
Rev. Patriek W lreo, Castlebar ; Rev.
M. J. Smith, do; m Francis Morin,
de. Thoee from Ahbon are : John Canses
-lMeDIemott, Tubberomrwy, county Sligo;
Peter O'Donoghue, urry ; Roger O
Kill asee Patrick oa, Bed;
Thomas loftus, Kilma tige, Alare;
Owen Davey, Carry; John O'Grady,
Charleston ; Owee Stoneo, Balnagb4der.
roes ; Thomas Conles, Ballasadearn..
A Noble Orga-Griader I -imsll..-In
the Belfast olice Court oa the lSth nas.,
a gentlemany dressed man, ~weoee his
name as John Kelril, diea LsUts was
summoned by Head Costeaaie Irwi afor
uelng an organ in the street. fr the pur
pose of making money. He was also sum
moned for driving a cart, without having
his name and address painted upon it.
defendant, it Is stated Isa nobtltesb
ing extensive estates In Meth and Lol
He has been pursuing the eeupation of
orga.-grinding, with a donkey and east,
i ast te months, havlmade
a efo 1,o thatI for a J A wold
bo-able to support hinse. orgnasgruid
a, nd during that peod put at ree
ble hotel He came to Belfast on
te b, with his deakey and art and his
ese- appearance, an 4r en th
w mle , rn out of hls masleui appd s,
have attracted fmmemse erewdes of pdý
pie, and. money seems to nbe SowIg [a to
him i proftsion. The ladies of tihe
dhew fllow him in abiatis, ad aomen
them have been so liberal as to hand
him a £5.note at once. On Taesday'be
was arrested by the police for obstrtig
the torougfare, but the magistrates di
issed the charge, and censured the po
liceman for his interfereneo. On the case
Doming on to-day the magistrates expressed
an opinion at after wat on that after what occurred on the
previous day the case should be withdrawn
which was accordingly done. Mr. Loath
left the court, followed by a large crowd,
od continued his organ grlnding.. He in.
tends to honor Belfast with his presence
for another week.
Evictions in County Carpu.-About
nighty persona have been evicted from I
~heir houses in a townland near Swanlin
ear, and about thirty persons have also I
)eft evicted in Corracieigh and Ballically. I
the estate is Lord Annley's, and the de- I
ree under which the evictions have taken
place were obtained at the last Cavan I
Quarter Session. - Correspondent Dublin
Imnes, May 10.
G. LAND.
Bitualism.-The presentation of an ad
Iress, on the 5th inst. to the Archbishops of
:anterbury and York, signed by more than
ixty thousand lay members of the Estab
shed Church, including peers, members
,f Parliament, magistrates, and other so0isl
otabilidtee, was not an inslgnloent event
o those who took part in it. It is probbdl.
however, that the general public will
good deal more Interest in the reply
which it elicited than In the fervest lang
iage of the deputation. On the main point
bat reply was unusually clear and empha
io. There was no attempt to shirk the ques
ion on the part of those to whom it was
mddressed, anat when the Chairman of the
"Church Association" invited "the atten
blon of thtr lordsblps to their own atter
ancee on the sub, RuM Ritualism," it was
natural that their unambiguous" answer
aounld be receives by trs deputation with
like the old heathen oracles, generally t
ter responses which admit of elastic Inter
pretatilon. On this oolation it was not so.
"It should be no faulte thebirs' sald the
Archbiehop of Canterbury, witah an energy
which was wal, sr eltpeo bys hie hear.
ers "rIf the t...n- e a dd BLetter";
of the apa he the w iseosweye not
themselVes unammod e tey eIr dislike to
the new eaemonlies, the Maehblabop was
able to give them the deeitive ssueaae
that "he was qatte saure not oe of themn
was ia favor of "Ritualism." Oar ign
Church friends are able to bear a good
deb, and will probably be able to ar
bhis also, but if they are asked to furnish a
precedent, from any period of eeelesiastical
hiatory, by which the clergyme are en
couraged to mainotain a sysntem publiely
condemned by the very men from whom
they derive their own authority, we shall
be curious to know the rneslt of their an
tilqarlan researches. Meanwhile, impar
tial observes will eay that either they are
defendlag error, or their Bishops opposing
troth. Whichever coecliapion Ritualists
adopt, they can, only maintain their actual
position by assuring their didples that
nothing is less worthy of their respecte than
the unanimous teaching of their Bisholps.
" teeds of the resa as..--Tbe
Pariseerupondeet of the ele0asph
ed oa the ta h thet the hss ats le C
quarter of the fourth m ir thaindem
nit, was at that momeet be)enompleted,
-d. t lO a bs* Oaamen eal
head700ade l mUon towardata last mlard
Pile paymemts on aeoest of the loams
wae esmiss SA t tse rate of 100
qull.no a mouh, teo  "w 8eptem
obe the fiftlh milliard ,wl have bees
more than eovered. hpe Raditcal mi
teaion for a. dissolutie -of the As
sebloyiOetober is taeserd inreasng,
anit14 an" dei aeeepted bN.
Lane oand yot, tenmidte. for .ous,
bp. ttql W oes for ams imamMaei
diesolutlo. It is rumored bowever, thgt
meves seMt Will s :iA eomeprom
May 1874." .eim P01W,; # 1 l P denth
orgne; s etse the Jawns wileh the pre
sent Aesembi mus as before i dies;
he laws on pr..im d the bl s
._ g ,
it is not soamped  il next spring.
A. disaol ation  , however as will
mo e,'sbgtt The ?t,oela
niioeave been maklbg
erorts t secure M. Thters and to
ditt0_ e tlh' e aie libely to be caused
k! defeat of M. deo emusas. M- Chel
liemslLaor, the ex-Gaambettit perfeet
ed press.adiei deput forthe Boeeces
Shas assured Thler that he
wll have the suppert of I. Gembetta sad
his riends if be will endeavor definitively
to estabtlab theRepablio. Aad MM. Bar
ds$ trde, a L ekro, Terigy, ý ný8er
ad Dapouye the newly eleoted Radical
deputies are coming out with a collective
manifesto stating that they believe them
selves to be expressig the will of their
constituents in promising every support to
M. Thiers in his emfprts to' perform this
task. The immediate proclamation of the
Bepublic iaindeed proposed by M. Beren.
a deputy of the Left, Ukt whatever
l Tnir may antend to do iaoer October,
he is not ready for such proceedings at pre
era.f wU tmay believe the aceount which
jie go gives of as interview between
him and M. Targut, a deputy "who does
not speak much but is always in a bustle,"
o. Thiers Is reported to have said that the
Republicans maust have absolute confidence
in his intentions ; that he could not do all
he wished to do until after the liberation of
the territory, not because the Germans in
terfered with himbat because the Assembly
embarraMead him. Afterwards they would
see; butin the meantime they must held
him to overcome the opposition which he
would meet with on the. reopening of the
A-semb uly. If bl cou.e pn really
ook pIee a rees,.--tbe oir decided
*vertures from the Left to the President
are explained. M. MGaenove de Pradines,
is the part of the Conservatives, is said to
have twice represented without effect that
--a un grouped round aMM. Dufaure
and o lilarid. We sh'all se whether M.
Goambett's proposal will be more favor
ably received. Aearding to the Prepse
the ex-dictator has propmsed to, the Mod
erate Left the following programme : Di
solution of the Assembly in Octobe.an
eomsfttat to two members of-the -Roder
ste Left. of the portfolios of the Interior
and of War, so as to obviate all chances of 1
tither civil or military repression of the
uxtreme part. . Emile de Girardin has
published s letter, is which he advocates
ahomogepeou Republican Cabinet; and
-f. Casimir Peler another, in which he ad
rooates the termination of the preovioire,
aud the definitive establishment of a Re.
publio, All these people are, we take it,
wasting their labort; M. Thiers will do
what they want, we firmly believe, if he
emains long enough in power ; but he
will not do it now, or until the liberation
of the territory is complete. We are dis
osed to think he will not do sanything of
mportance until a new Assembly has been
sonvened.
In the meantime the recent elections,
particularly M. Barodet's, have produced a
leoided psale en the Paris "Bonre. We f
ear of fandºtheers throwing thuer stock
'pea4ints st by millions at a tk e and
h e i et the t middleelasu e can
nlp e , aeseording to thae reer -
. .....e It me lees o'tee a yo
a  a0sd s B 0dte*oo tio one
ofkm ehmm lei atil -re.of
To thmene
iubliIom , t "to ofeats' b
ie it is necessary that the Assembly should
Iraw up a Republican Constitution," and
that "the Radicals will no more allow the
present Assembly to draw up such a Re
publican Constitution than it would allow
t to place'Henri V., or the Count de Paris,
sr the Prince Imperial on the throne."
What they want is a dissolution and a
Radieal chamber, "which will enable the
sowelle coaches social. to govern the coun
Iry," "and they make no secret that if the
Assembly does not 'execute' itself,' "the
people will take-means to enforce its will."
Already the worst social strata of Paris are
showing symptoms that they mean mis
bhief, and in an article entitled "the Froth
nm the Srface," the Figaro narrates sevo.
ral instances in. which Iisters of Charity
have been insulted in the streets and
threatened with assassination, and ob
serves that since the recent electauo the
amiable manners in fashion under the Com
mune are reappearing for the first time
siace the entry of the Versailles troops into
Paris.
BELGIUM.
Great Demonetration in .onor o~f the
Holy ather.--A ecorrespondent of the
endo Begkit~ser, writing under date of
May 4th, ms Gu monet, eays: The Co
thoaios of this part of the venerable dioeese
of Ghent, have made to-dayl. splendid
d-m-tretatioa of devotion to our Holy
Father, Pope Pins IX. At the invitation
of their salintly and learned Bishop,.they
have flocked to make a pilgrimaxe to a cel
ebrated and anclent shrine of Oar Lady,
situated on a little bill which overleok
this small town. People unaoequainated
with the zeal of the Belgians in the canse
of the Pope, would wonder how the word of
"one man" could more such multitudes to
eome to a quiet, secluded spot, to offer
prayers for the aged and injured Pontiff.
Yet at the gentle wish of their Bishop,
they left their homes under great dlmoEul
ties, and eame, notwitbstaligg the bad
ems of the roads and the heavy rates, to
implore the prayers or the Holy Virgin for
Ham who had honored her by proclaiming
ter Immaualat9 Conception. Never has
Awmeato behed seak.a st ee i as
-e lag before. De a r d t stah l
itam.ue Waited . t the d ouS ath bl
. eastantd''pne are teeIM
_. mae tborl",hiah ates the. pea
thee whose prayer. hewS hea beast.
J- beatiial to see that shrine thus -ae
oentes; bat to-day Grammlea s  ts
brine have ben overcrowded by thebn -
ends. Only lsgine the arpeise of asmall
town (poaessasg but a few thosand in
habitants,) at seeing Itelf visited by an as.
amabllsg three timesreater thaa- its _
population I The oader ef the pilgitnsg
wa- as follows : Te' different tows and
wllaest in the neihborbood seas t tti
at atioos, beded by their perish priests
sad eprate. Most of these depations
had eto walk several miles; s;me esems
tain. Os arriving at tbe town they --
i rosesuee, earrylng the esager -d
busaers of aiir reseetiveo pesheý ad
n- te learties.-his pr -"sio -Mrl s·
- IlaprMseaioo rof tuowrsnd, psedrl
e[,-iunmmeaL., The i-sttod peesiees
----is Uhethb t twr to s eses d f
ad litaies is honer t 4he Hiem Vic.
I" deded boeros the quaistold i
as huebh, at the deer of whiek was e uitd
venerable Bishop, elothed lfklmupeme
ises, and aurrousded by a sneasus
bdy hiis dergy. It pased a Ia the
midst of prayers to tLeSaered Ahrise. The
lbsh4pwe profousdly moved by the faith
d deswtiet ofe fl ck, sad it wilt %e
long *o the words he uttered. will be fr
taN. A solemn Benedletion In the par
chaseh brooght the ceremony t6 a eese
It was a grana mea flbsalon of faith on
e e eto the Catholics of this portion of
te lees of Gheat, ad the most ladi
fent observer could not but be struck by
their devotleo. Faith serely must beo estoe
when people leave their homes and come
ot miles trudging through mad and pelt
ing rain, to pray for "an aged man"
whom the great of the world have abas
dosed, or, rather, are not worthy to own.
SWITZSULANDD.
2_. programse of tAe Swiss peraemntioa.
he Zrich Gasette, the-new Liberal ps
per which has the largest ciroulation in
Eartern Switserland, takes car to inform
us what the programme of the persecution
s. "The federal authority represeting
bhe Confederationa abroad, no Canton may
-onclde any political or eligiouns coaoen
niognwith aforeign severeign.' [Thi.is to
revnt any separate arraangemeo beteoa
ioatholic atoo and the Holy See.] 'In
ting p e control of eoclesiast ial at.
rs, the Confederation frt of alU makee a
aao aasa.". "It abolishes all Comeordats,
lives the Nuncio (sie) his peatperts, de.
ses all Bishops established by. the Wier
eiby, sad will tolerate no represatastlye
if Sone under any foram:. - "The Cofed
rat*ion will take care that Church property
md ~bhrehes do hot remain i.n. the pens
eon of existing corporations, bht Ia the
and. of the State, so as to satisfy the de
-ands of any citiaes who may form a now
eliglonus ommait ." "keligilos lstrue
on is to be completely banished from the
_hools, and the sciools entirely withdrawn
ow the Influence of the clergy." The
onfderation will take cas.. that the
unbses organise themslves freely ; that
e La d an abeolate right to remove
he pastors; andthat no pastoral fauno
ons are entrusted any one who has not
uoeived a universlty education." "It will
uppress all existing convents, and pro
ibit. the formation of new ones; it will ses
hat'be eivil registers are kept bt- tate
untionaries, will make a prevites civil
marriage obligatory, and band over the
ometeries to the exelusive eootrol of the
vil authorities." -"t wilt prevent all ia*
erfereaee of the Roman Hirarseby with
e ecclesiasties named by the parishes ;
I will expel, -or bring before the tribunal,
1 envoys of Rome; it will not endure
hat the Court of Rome should exercise any
nflenee whatever in an election; and It
ill forbid the publication or reading of
ny decrees of a foreign sovereign." "It
ill promulgatalaws concerning abuses of
ie utlpit and confessional; will prevent
ry religious act taking place outside the
furches; and will revise the law of high
raison"-apparently to find new penalties
r the infraction of these monstrous reg.
lations. We have in fact here a Protest
at constitution, drawn up by infidels, and
tended to be applied by force to the Ca
holic Church.
A sailor describes the distribution of
rize money as follows: "It is sifted through
ladder. What falls through goes to the
Icers ; what sticks the sailors get."
CRESCENT MUTUAL IRSURANCE COMPANY.
ith pleasure we call public attention to the twenty.
arth annual statement of this staunch company. This
ttement furnishes conclusive evidence that, contrary
the general opinion, age adds to the strength anS
gor of an lnatittion, and people learning by a leag
persienu that fiai, honest and liberal dealing, is the
neiple on which Its business is conducted, prefer to
ust their affairs to its management, to placing them
a the hands of untried men. All this our citizen
are learned concerning the Creecent which has been
eortunate as to have at it head two men who, thor
ughly understanding their businaess, and having at
srt the laterets of their company, know what is due
its patrons. We scarcely need mention, what all wll
oeu conclude, that these tw gentlemen are the ryea.
ahi president, Mr. Then. A. Adams and the affble
reetary. Mr. H. dn. Oo. With .much errs a Se
l..as san hundrsda of tbounds of dollars of -
, the foture oefers, what we predalct sd hope foe it,
crer of incresed ptrosperity and usefulness.
Taos. J. GLursos, Eaq.-This younag gent
nn, well known to our Litiseas, but partienaly to
SreaUlding inL t. esaph peraiah, ha bought eat
egery earnor of Cemesn Sad Wilw streets.
it- sisr he h entireldy reltad and has fed with
rne stesk of the best of gtooerloe Mr.lcpan la ia
-i s va tt dnm his old Mends aos all the new ee
he wil sob hom him, promistag todo his urameet to
's is~hetmn to all. He will deliver gtreuertel to
! paris of th city free of harge. soo earde flth
The Msetropoola for Junne is now ready. It
nnlanas ev*eral se engraviane at amber of ex.
ded artloles en the ashlee for the meth. It _1
Pul'ahed by Butterick & Co., 518 nCoadway, rNew ?er,
ad Mesrs. Cooper Oo, 8 Canal street, in taeis city.
re its agtte Petee 5 eiats.
FLOUR, FLoun.-Those interested in the
rat question of living, would do well to read M.
-ler' adverutsement on our fifth page, offering for
sle an lamense quantity of cheloe family Sour of dif
rent brands. lie will dlspose of his stock in lot ito
uit pnarhsersbtd at the blowett rarket rates.
~PaovilsoAs. -Mr. I. T. Lawler, as an adver
Iesment elsewhere shows, has a large stlk of ahboul.
ers, bacon, hbams, breaktast bacon, which he will sell
Shis stores 75, 77. , 7,t iand i3 Peters street, at the
ry lowert r tie.
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