The Record Newspaper - 03 October 1889

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Brethren

Venerable

Primates,

Patriarchs, and

Union

We

Although

Holy

have

ordered

offered

up in of Catholicism

interests

special the whole

deem it consider

We

to

opportune same

for

matter

and

many be that the be

miglil

The

God,

none

that

moment an present the again inculcating of stress During periods

—

—

,

the

chiefly

which

'in

misery

time to the

worst

the

Church.

the Christian in-. many souls j.we the yonng cold

lessening

growing

gether. Blessed

the

hood,

ot

divine

of

;

that

shines

much

depths these now

of

Us

for to

which

days,

or

he

God

it

of God that lie to are

notoriety expatiate has society

a

tie,

dignity.

mankind

about that humbly subject obeyed him, and came

was

him all those offices bound to render to

remedies

to

for

are

necessary, assistance

beg

in

which

the .designs minds of men.

In

cir

and troublous,

unhappy

human becomes

is

sunk

on

so

this From two- fold the which obligation nature the heads of families, lays upon that became the guardian, so Joseph the administrator, and the legal defender of the divine house whose chief he was. of his life And the whole course during

the

.on

and

insufficient, as

sole

a

from

the

is

This considered

why

reason

necessary and people

to the faithful of this month

hort cises

more

even

the to im-

We know

in

and

Virgin,

We

shell her.'

the that

on

Redemption

in aid of her power displayed We Christian world, why should she" will how renew the as doubt" that and if sistance of her power favour,

humble

who

are offered piayers to sides her ? Nay, We her intervention will that marvellous as she bus per-

trust

the

Us to pray to her, for so long a But We with time, appeals. special another which accord entertain object, Venerable Brethren, ing to your wont, will advance with fervour. That you favourable to Our God. may lie rnbre and

and bounty His Church

that

He

promptitude We judge

may to

the

aid

of deep

it

the

will

herself. tion, first

be most

to

pleasing subject

the

doubt inclined tablished,

that to,

not it,

and

is only but that is

it

to

advancing

We have seen growth. which in St. Joseph, Pontiffs have Roman

National Library of Australia

the past

devotion times

developed

ines

full to

the and

looks the upon who make us the to his specially

it a paternal were, natural and then, the Blessed Joseph

as

It

is,

that,

as

to

the

all

aud

well

that Brethren, confirmed by uumber large the that

Virgin

people is already

and Redemption for 6uch reasons

needs

girt

it

of the family about with his

lie should now cover protection, the cloak of his heavenly patronage defend the Church of Jesus Christ.

You

i

the

a

family spread over because he is the which, and the Father of Jesus

holds,

Nazareth

ot

utility

the

he

ministered

of

of this devo On the of which We speak publicly for the time We, know without to-day,

Mary

of

in

is,

with and

Venerable understand, are these considerations the held opinion by a

of the Fathers, to which its sacred liturgy give's sanction, the Joseph of ancient times, son of was the patriarch Jacob, type of St.

1

Joseph,

and

tho

former

by his of the

glory future And in

the greatness prefigured of the Holy Family. guardian "that the same truth, beyond the factof which name— a point the significance was to has never been denied given of likeknow the points each, yon well —

title

that old

is

in the caused

now

first

the

These

the

lire

And and in

in

token

why

reasons

men

of

favours, We good-will, most in the to grant Lord, lovingly, to your you, Venerable Brethren, clergy and to your people, Apostolic blessing. Given from the Vatican, August 15th 1889, the lltli year of Our Pon of

witness

heavenly

Our

tificate.

LEO

(General The

Rowing

PP. XIII.

e a n

I

n

i

Championship

domestic in time rendered

master's

should to of every rank and conn try fly trust and of the blessed the guard find in of families Fathers Joseph. of best the personification Joseph and solicitude vigilance; paternal of of a perfect example love, spouses and of conjugal fidelity ; virgins peace, find in him the model time at tbe same The of virginal and protector integrity. will learn of Joseph how of birth to even in misfor guard their dignity will tune rich ;. the understand, by his what are tho goods most to be lessons, of their desired and won at the price

As of

workmen,

to lesser is

and

artisans,

their

degree,

recourse

his

and

special right, Joseph imitation. example is foi their particular of royul united For Joseph, blood, by and holiest of to the greatest marriage a

the

reputed

women,

God, passed

his

of

father in

life

the

tho

labourer

of the Son of and won labonr,

artisan

the toil of his family. support condition that the shameful in nothing by

of it,

the

needful

true It is, then, the lowly has and the work of

not only not dishonour be joined to it, be ing, but can, if virtue content ennobled. Joseph, singularly his bore the with possessions, slight so on a fortune slen trials consequent is

with of soul, in imitation greatness of his Son, who having put on the form of a slave, the Lord of life, sub being of his own to the himself free-will jected and loss of everything. spoliation these considerations, the poor who live labour. by. the ofj be of good heart and -their hands should If win the right learn to be just. they and obtaining, of emerging from poverty

Through

a

those

belter

aud

rank

justice order

the

by lawful them uphold

But

God.

of the

World. The

William

between

ot

tne

the

present'

world,

oil

year,

the

E. Searle, of and champion, Canadian oars

II.

O'Connor the £500 and the

for

man,

of

event

aquatic match the Sydney, sculling.

championship

9th Sept., over the championship course of the Thames, For Borne from.Putuey. to Mortlake. time past the Australian has onrsman, been a strong odds of 6 to 4 favorite, came

on

,

.

changing

the

in

first

of

force

seditious

to

paths madnesses which

and obtain

only the evils which they aim to aggravate if Let the poor, then, they suppress. would be wise, trust not to the promises to the ex but rather of seditious men, of the Blessed ample and patronage of to the maternal and charity Joseph, the Church, which each day takes an

compassion

increasing This

is

much

to

thority,

doubting ful

will

the

their

on

reason

why

lot.

trusting

—

zeal and episcopal your and not Venerable Brethren, that the good and pious faith of run the more letter au

beyond law— We prescribe

that during the month of October, at the recita whole tion of the Rosary, for which We have the

him but within O'Connor has beeu by his American friends

freely offered being the last few days

supported

freely

who

on

12

accepted

;

9

to

their

against

man.

An immense hud assembled the whilst

course, side,

Searle, lengths.

spectators the along

midday

banks

title

Thames was when

The

course.

Aus

un.

.

tralian

the

by

is The third time that ha9 beeu called upon of champion sculler

This

:

of

concourse

on either being lined every was point of vantage packed with spectators. race resulted in 'a for victory who won sovera easily by

densely The,

dofend

to

on (he oocnsiou

first

E. Trickett was defeated by then in the height of his Haitian, the power second, when Beach scored his .famous over Jake Gaudaur, victory in the the course covering quickest time on record. The last race has, perhaps, less interest excited than its predecessors owing, no doubt, to comparatively little knowii of being the contestants. In form the of the practice, Canadian who had received the. oarsman, tuition of E. Hanlan, admittedly tho most fin E.

;

-

ished

the

in

sculler

fancied,

the

was

wprld, Searle

although

more

was

regarded as the greater by the critics possessing Both the men possess staying powers. of having in their reputation ing the own made wonderful countries records, the

interest

first

had

in

been of

the

contest,

an

apathetic

increased.

greatly not

Providence to

recourse

by struggles ends are such

in

by the

them

reason

means,

in

established,

for

stance,

Christians,

limitless over

earth,

worthy

people, piety

.

this

Christian with great

this

—

authority.

to continually and trust, to invoke of God, with the gether Virgin-Mother the Blessed her chaste Joseph ; Spouse, as most certain and We it that regard for

by

spouse Christ

with

come

Christof

first-born

adoption his And are brothers. Patriarch the Blessed of Christians multitude as confided Church

mi'tted

prayers,

Jesus

;

the the

manner

and constant

all on up bfelieve rather be the more

companion,

is the mother of the most holy Virgin Christ is Jesus she the mother of all whom she bore on MountChristians amid the supreme thioeB of the Calvary

has

she the

for

the assistant, and of the Virgin the upholder and of Jesus. Nuw the divine house which Joseph with of a father, ruled the authority contained within its limits the scarceFrom born Church. the same fact that

are certain very vainly place Our trust innumerable occasions,

We

never If,

sure

of

neces

other

;

the

ever

than

goodness

was

the

he guarded and ..clothing the Child death threatened by a for Him monarch's and fonnd jealousy, a in the miseries of the journey refuge; of exile lie and in the bitternesses was

exer

is

and

one

earth.

and

regularly

from

possible,

constancy that there

maternal

the

tbe

the

for sary nourishment,

to.

if

with,

and

piety

heretofore. help

perform

and those charges to protect with himself solicitude his and a daily

love mighty, Infant; spouse and the'Divine by his work lie earned what

urge them zeal and constancy, with increased plore, of Almighty God. At this the aid of the of October, month proximity consecrated to Which We have already of Our the Virgin Mary, under the title We earnestly ex Lady of the Rosary, Christian

set

a

have

turn

to

it

He

it

der,

those

fulfilled

duties.

resource, the Divijie We

-

he

it

the

Thus

and at the some terests whole kingdom, so services to the great to be the guardian destined the second, should be re of the Christian religion, and defender garded as the protector which the house of the Church, is truly of God on of the Lord and tho kingdom

to

all

his

of

persons

parents. flowed

dignity

power.

y

was

may

patriarch. prosperity

him

to

decreed of the world." the prefigure And. as the

'King

labour.

since by dignity, the guardian of the His father 'as reputed

and Hence

children

.their

so

indeed, it that

to

the

agitate

cumstances

are,

things

matter

a

needless

in

ap

life's only her of her maiden her honour, but

among

.

These

intensity.

v

the

august

Joseph, He rendered

that

joined

gifts, to

.

very with,

r."

to

Pontiff and the Sovereign undermined of religion foundations in a' boldness waxes which daily

are

the

noble

of

Joseph God spouse,

be not witness

the

men. among the Word

waged

by it giving

as

to

will,

Son

that in

participator Aud Joseph by the most

charitygeneration morals of.

war

relentless

Christ.

of protector virtue of the conjugal in her sublime

by

also,

faith,

:

;

a

Jesus

community

a

Virgin

companiou,

daily growing in depravity and views the Church of Jesus Christ on side by open force or attacked every

by craft; the against

of

holiness,

him

pointed

see

;

St.

(still

over

Saviour

We

sources

imparts those Thus

between

virtues,

all

of

essence

days, full

most We see

were

past

-

root

the

thuu

religion

.

—

Christian

"

his have sprung In his glory. of God. the dignity of the Mother truth, can rank so that naught created is lofty above But as i(. has. been, Joseph, united'to the Blessed Virgin by the ties of marriage, not be doubted that it may than he approached nearer any to the Mother eminent which the by dignity all created of God surpasses so nobly natures. For is the most marriage which from its intimate of all unions

when

of .the saints—and intercession Mother of of the Blessed Virgin, been God whose has ever patronage The fruit of these the most efficacious. re and of the confidence prayers pious Divine in the has. goodness, posed made sooner or been later, always, Venerable Brethren, Now, apparent. which we in live; you know- the times less for the are scarcely deplorable they

Father

'his

dignity,

lawless and trial chiefly every to the of act seems ness permitted of darkness it has been the powers with Church to', in the custom plead to God, fervour and special perseverance and protector, her .author by recourseto

that

of

the these

reputed From

for

duty.

which

for

;

presided

Patron been proclaimed and from which the Church from his pat benefit looks for singular are that Joseph and protection, ronage was the spouse of Mary and that he was

the

one

motives

special

came

that

the

more he important) with the kingdom great and, in a time when the harvests power, for all ho provided the needs of failed, much wisdom with so the Egyptians

wealth

itself

Joseph should

Joseph has the Church,

in-

surprise

household

namely»

;

favour and and that of his master, hisadministration and to' prosperity

goodwill Joseph's

though

engraft of Catho pious practices the Christian We deBire that lics, above all should be urged it to people by Onr words and. authority.

to

prayers world,

St.

to

especial

upon the daily

See.

already

recommended

sistently will

Peace

in

timeB

tion

the

Archbishops,

Ordinaries, With the

other

during

Times.

these

of

time,

them

as

played

in

Still,

excitement and the Trickett

over

Beach and Gaudaur slightly owing to

liis

of

reputed

dis

was

Hanlan,

The betting

races.

favour

in

was

at,

character, the colonies

much

so

near

which

tho

Australian

good

staying contestants, both they are very young, and appar well matched in physique, ently although Searle appeared to be slightly the bigger man. This was in a large due measure to his huving the seat of his boat more elevated than that of the Canadian. Tq powers.

the

Regarding

.

chest

and calf

the

The

course

the

Ship

scribing in best

£500

and

measurements

contestants

almost

are

from Putney

was

the

at

Mortlake, that the race for

'

prerowed

be

a

sum

boats

their

at

a qunrt'er and fifteen

hour

one

(viz.

.1

past

minutes

p.m. before

and they were to start water), by a consent, proviso added being if did not they in get away minntes tbe referee should stp.rt

high

a prayer to St. Joseph already legislated, of which will be be added, the formula and that this sent this with letter,

mutual

should be repeated custom every year. this To those who recito We prayer, each time an of for indulgence grant

them. Henry Ernest Searle, the Australian is like his chnmpion, opponent quite new to fame. He was in the born Clnrence River district on the 14th July which raukes him 1866, over just

seven It is a and Lents. years and very praiseworthy, practice in some to established countries, consecrate of March to the the month seven

salutary already

honour exercises

of the holy of piety.

Patriarch by daily this custom Where

it is at least established, before the in feast-day, desirable, church of each parish, the principal a In those be celebrated. triduo of prayer of March— the lands where the 19 ih

he easily that

cannot

Feast of St. of Obligation, to

sanctify

private tlieir

were

a

Joseph We it

as

—

is

not

exhort far

practices, pious heavenly patron, day of Obligation.

as

a

though

twenty -three urements 14lin.

chest,

arms,

not

fellow, mo-e

about

a

wiry

so

by

to

row

of

to

school.

it

have this,

every almost

22iu.; list.

splendidly-built massive as

and agile.

day Thus lived

be followed

13lin.

biceps,

thigh,

weight,

altogether

His

no

his

in

calf,

the

a

fine

duo

doubt,,

young might

lie

iu

boat.

lOin. fore 16in.; Ho

:

is

young but Beach,

considerable

a

;

91b.

This

is

,

meas

5ft.

Height, ;

llin.;

rowing

of age.

years are—

development, fact that Searle,

the faithful

as

fifteen

cal

Festival

possible in honour

that

4

of of the be. in

and the championship The two men Were to

aside

world,

to

Bridge articles

should

boats,

height

identical.

.

Our

To

.God

of

that

particularly Our of happy IX., memory, to the predecessor, proclaimed, yielding of bishops, of a large number request this the of the holy patriarch patron Catholic Church. And moreover, as, it is of high that the devo importance

and

that exist between the first Joseph won

ness

greater

.

Stress

the-

oseph

Our

in

into

grow

increased,

,

op

Virgin

J

gradually proportions Pius after

.

St.

Holy

:

Patronage Mother

the

the

Our XIII.

Leo

Pope

Father, On

of

Letter

Encyclical

physi to tho

days, hud distance be said to Added to

heulth-giving

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error. It is but a grievous at the and are not world best, things would as one always ordered exactly I made my way down like them to be. where deserted through the cold, streets,

of the

the 27th and the championship, was considered latter on

Kemp

He met £1000

by Beach. October for

world

a

and although a marvel as

that he was alleging pion and retiring altogether fouled, lost This contest. episode and when of friends, number

hanging

enthusiasm

little

very at his

England

lie was departure. as Matterson Neil by accompanied of Per and had the assistance trainer, Searle the ex- English champion. kins, His rowed in a boat built by Clasper. from several was free not training displayed

of the smashing being in the water The immersion of an was said to have been the cause of his teeth, one which abscess under for him out of training a threw couple contretemps his boat.

one

,

of days.

—

inmmoenrl iiiviv>nobUi

kv J-r

Catron uuvgu

f

the pressed up against was. almost suffocated. ed before the mass of which exists in London I at this moment just to

tions.

such

to

give

misery

A

but

little

ques to

put

me

wind had been blow easterly the previous week or two, and had been result of this to keep the and reduce docks almost to empty,

j

the of work available for the quantity casual to a minimum. dock labourer Two days before the wind had changed,

bo

of Vessels

fleet

a

The

river.

dock

had

come

it labourer, the weather

watches

lemarked,

and that bring ous

attendance.

was

told

All

by

me

Irishman,

a

up may

more

was

j

forcibly

wherewith

work,

put However,

them. is

most

a

much

to

there

Therefore, a

expect graph.

was

contest.

good

when

at

A day

It

"

"

spectre

in

"

the

this

vast

only the

thirty particular

sydney

my

has

strike The lately great of such a number of formed the subject cablegrams has awaken unusually lengthy citizen ed in the mind of the Australian its and interest in an London, doings, which docs not usually possess its docks, him.

Thus

myself

called

the

it

about

comes

upon of view

to

write

giving into the

mind some insight dock labourer, and London him how hard the struggle this

amongst 1 found

having

years ago, would men was

class

myself say a

had

"

bitter

been

the real

of for

sketch, colonial life of

the

foreman,

me

standing

become, hard up." March

wandering

in as

name a

Irish

man

a

existence London

English

occupied

about

the

National Library of Australia

a

to

owing

it

front place, the good office

who

seemed

control at anyrato, I

over

There wore puzzle. in those days for the of dock hungry unversed London my small

but, here young "Come the foreman, aud I for I knew not how ficent of 4d. wage

have fore-

sis life,

singled

passed at long au hour.

on, engaged the magni

friend

We

being,

a

ions

in

poor, this

of course,

was.

sLurving,

were

wretched

my compan and poorer I than even half looked they iu were all rags. lot,

much work, more wretched

And, aud

mostly, they

a

penny

hold

;

out

I suggested meat. "Mate, i$" is 'he said. An' it?" pwhat 'li dade, be doin' wid mate for yez threepence: it takes to sixpence get a good plate of mnte. to the perstick No, ye'd better an' a of puddin' to belike slice taties, follow." So we had baked potntoes and gravy,

as

which,

"

friend

my

though

fillin',"

woro

said,

J

an

nutritious,

hardly

of tho of a hpt repast, penn'orth smoking It was a thick solid pudding. greasy off the joint, and slab, cut, so to speak, I daresay now that I would pronounce But it to be heavy and indigestible. at that it moment seemed to me just the

came

Im

noot

fi

-frtnr?

then

flin

pennies I returned to

the

as

funo

nf

far spent way back we

remaining beer.

dainty

so

the

on

crowning

nri

We had only

bell

was

on

a

work

f.Ko

Oitpf.il

twopence,

and

expended whole pint

our

of

refreshed juSt aud the after-

ringing,

I

know

it

in

.

how

expend good genius in the shape of aid, with labourer, whom But.

my

cept

the

was

I

that work

same

felt

my share of that work, and be day's us we had entirely a tween discharged barque from the East Indies. Straugely new the name vessel's enough I never in whose I so efficiently aided discharge that day, ascertain a

for it,

sudden

not

to

occur

to

me

luck changed with of fortune's wheel, near the Loudon went at least in the capacity of drew my wages, and tot

my revolution

that 1 never docks again, I labourer. tered

did

it

and

so

to

away

seek could

the

first

lodging-

bed in which to rest limbs. Next day I my weary was in Guy's with rheuma Hospital tic due to overwork, fever, they said, and exposure; a weari underfeeding, house where

I

find

a

—

and illness troubling conscience. In spite doctors I have always said, that illness to the puddiug some

enough,

all

of

Irishman

friendly

enticed when

Fortunately,

ing.

iu the

all

attributed

which left

I

the eat the

into

me

with its tender nurses hospital, I found and skilful treatment, myBelf restored not only to health but to for aud my as a London tune, experience dock labourer was ended. kindly

tkutiuiio

lur

iuo«

llo

many

seemed

to

really

a

.take

welfare.

in

He

my disconsolate

genuine

met

outside

Arrah,

mo

th'

me

interest standing

the

blioy," matter wid

ho

said; Ain't yez ? ate ?" The

to

gales. "an yez men

down squatted could place they and wore find, their putting away of brend hunches and or 1 cheese, know not the "with what, greatest in

most

the

already convenient

the

whole down with penny pints of beer, which a boy brought from tho neighbouring I explain pub. washing

rapidity,

to my

Irish

the difficulties of man seemed a in could confide in a safely " matter of this kind. Shure," "and bit. yez got a threepenny

my position, whom one lie

;

not

and, of ways

as ex the morning, able and better stronger to after my midday repast.. But the strength was and only a delusion, .frame was and tottering my young shaking when the hour for knocking off I believed came. that I had performed uoon

the instance, proper lift a bag of sugar, and how to on In neatly top of tho pile. and other this ho ways

to

way

said,

for

friend he

a wealthy man An ye are. anither one of the same/ koind, so we'll make a male of it." I believe that honest friend had no truly my intention of his whatever spending for the himself money, but he sacrificed sake of assisting me out of my dilemma.

Well, oive

6efc to presently the bags of sugar as they work, taking hold from the ship's wore discharged in theui and stacking heaps on regular of the warehouse. the ground -floor Thoy were

for don't

tbey

for

me,

delicate

j

as other lucky fellows, Twenty-nine' themselves, passed in with they thought

Irish

we have ?" baked per-

will

«rAmA..n

ed

screamed

fellow,"

labourers; in the

was

got anything around mo had

out.

dinuers penny cheap refreshment no

I

capital.

pliwat's

|

was

—

to my again came the aforesaid Irish I had become familiar pretty during the morning's work, and who had performed

"

but of

to

ghastly and I do with minutes'

considerations, expend for the gratification of But how to get anything my stomach. to eat for the was threepence satisfying

fact,

was

the

—

threepence

place

camo

Perhaps

arrived " a dinner" what to brief twenty

prudential

showed

in

and called scrambled, of them whom many " For God's sake, Tom, wife and chil J-ren my home."

at

seemingly morning,

;

friend,

;

man

the gate. ?" was the. that ho needed, that out of all

mysterious

my included.

showing

—

job

likely

tne,

is.

actually

cold

I feel

that this

and

they pushed

some

which

men

starving I because

herald."

morning

a

thirty upon ino of suffering humanity had to be selected for flow job in question,

mass

is

Docks.

Loudon

struck,

only

dawned

it

more the

was

knew by

the

o'clock

eight

hour

ivuiiiijr

were

and

give

J I

remember

I

hung

and gentleman's horse, carefully I now treasured with the up. felt, of a "day's before me, prospect wage that the time arrived when I might and with a regard judiciously, proper

O

now, chains, iu front of these gates, which served to keep back the mob, and by-and-by,

to

Tele

Daily

—

There

cry.

to

reason

O

through the wicket-door he want does "How many

was

'

a

AIAlV<i

dinner

DUi

out

Canadian,

sculler,

every

iMJU

'

!

or

I

Still

of quarter to compelled on at the work 1 knew that I

'

lucky,

rope," in ray place of the push-

snug to So I stuck manfully front of the gates, in spito J

large

one

I

as

the

that

meal

a

if I were perhaps, a common lodging-house, " on the penny position

lllg

reliance

the

finished

to obtain

and

myself, bod in

extent had learn-

a

a

to j

'

a

forth.

|

for

to

of

potatoes, such-like, man's hungry

long."

+

jj—

most

which was us. allowed My wealth consisted then personal of exactly I which had threepence, on the previous earned night by holding

me up your sphirits, moro kindness with said, to from a any right expect iu mere O'ill all stranger. get you I was cheered roight." by his words, in my and persevered attempts to keep with in front, the chance my position of securing a few that hnng thereby

hours'

Inmnona iuuipui

wholq

Kape

squeezed. he bhoy," than I had

tho bltu

(

creatures

respite

as

rough-clad

whom I

against "

and

this

stout,

a vi

uinujr

mockery to call it began to wonder myself during the

'

.

difficult

IVlonn

miserable

woll

time

as any Government meteorologist, around the men knew gathered the in the wind would change them work. numer Hence their

closly

an

for could, WB6 earning my 4d. an hour--it was4d., aud not in those and the 5d., days, of a good meal cheered me on. prospect I was well exhausted pretty by the

stiff

quite

I

almost

and and

'em

on

gravy but

fillin',

in

swimming

There's

"

friend.

wid

then

weakened upon my for this great qualification is igiiorantly supposed to but I speedily disstrength,

with but proper position the exertion which I was

for

and the

oftho

strength. They knack of handling and cargo, a in its lift it bag and place

the

as

ing the

the

Palmyra,

had

—

for

would

however,

but, had

;

ed

'

human

a

into

smell

sickly stuff

it

substituted

—

cunuing

realis

|

is

it

I

never

them

|

rr

compatriots. greatly by his supported His boat is by Ruddock, and said to be lie is also reported to a masterpiece, his practice. iu have done good trials

aud

I

I

till

con

as

us

effect

f

o

uuuu

1

isiuuusuti.

f li

aud

poor

|

|

»

to have done was O'Connor reported be must some wonderful it performance, remembered that the form of the Amer so unaccountably fluctuates ican scullers

It

was

entrance

philosophical all occurred

have

They

I

and

there,

!

iu

Oeacil

they

OAWOI'flfl vuf v.4wu

the

black called

raw,

—

be physical

j

moo nuo

:

thousands

sitr/viniv

with

noun vuoto

and

.

of

mob

a

m-k

l'OWea

(by

hugely t

nlnolr givva

a u

was

intoxicating The frame. kind of work

morn-

bitter grey, number

cold, their

thankful.

sugar think

the

as

.

is

and has beaten both Teemer America, the whilom and Gaudaur, champion. almost it will be remembered, Gaudaur,

who

and

J

O'Connor

twenty-six ?nd is as of age, represented years He is complexion. being of very dark stand of Canada, 5ft. a native lOin. measures 41in. round the chest, high, round the calf, and weighs 1651b. 16in. of minor races in a number He has won

upon

as

to

to at be discharged small I was at mercy In of the cold spite with all over perspiring

this

I weather, my exertions

_

William

that

least

prowlers homeless ana

is

had

all

For

once.

hungry-

myself,

and

dock,

(

the morning ing— dawned,

since.

was

was

I

as

of each

That

an eating-house and th cheapest me said bhoy," window a I saw

gladden any An, now what

"

heart. said my the're

the

one

to

enough

up a side until we

me

of meat pile steaming also gravy, puddings and sausages, tripe,

taties

We

good job in say, we had a

took

another

down

found ourselves outside " window. is th' This best place iu London, he. Inside the glass

jut

a

work before day's of ships had come

j

;

to

about,

hopeless

re

purposely from the Searle a he went

dozens

were

called

was

tinuous number

j

There

time

him easily. Then defeated in which Brisbane carnival, defeated Searle Beach, but the victory was discredited owing to the ex-cham

!

j

to wait patiently pi'epared until hour of eight should have when I I would bo fancied struck, engaged for a day's work. immediately But I soon found that I was nob alone,

side the

gards-pace, the came

had what morning.

;

aud

street

who

j

abroad,

friend

My

since.

j

his former Neilsen, ious, month and on the following oppouent; three in ho gave W, Hughes lOsec. and defeated River, miles' oh the Hunter a Searle him. won Such performances en and he then supporters, many gbod of the first-class into the ranks tered Peter Kemp, challenging performers, who had been left the title of champion Chris.

'

fully the

was

Only they quick

the ganger came round ened and I soon found up a bit, what was to be expected from men worked at the rate of 4d. an hour.

to

was

policeman

solitary

could.

possibly

when j

until! reached the St. somewhere near the Katharine's Docks, I took up my post outside Tower. the one more of a prison reminding gates, than a I commercial establishment.

September

beating

a

as

little

(

.

The was on the Parramatta.' the that the was toughest struggle and had, champion had hitherto young race an Searle again won, after exciting the three in hand, covering with a little 330 yards in 19min. miles 55f ., or the on record. On the 14th time quickest victor be was easily again race

but

one

be found

as

j

The

man..

no

he

j

(

coming

a

fallen

j

;

as

have

never

,

or world, into such hard poor

;

Stansbury still regarded

the

a

from

start

would

I

else

of

kuowledgo

little

j

Neilsen, who, with lengths' in second. Great three and a half, came were then predicted of the young things sculler. He next defeated Julius Wul£ the on a powerfully-built sculler, young for £100 16th Jnne, on the Parramatta, match his with J. Then came aside. the 13th on June, who is

but

j

'

on which water known in minor soon became his name His first win of importance races. skiff of last year, when was at the beginning race at in first in a he came wager boat In race he had seven this Grafton.

night I imagine

.

so that homeless, you can was not in the very best of all humours. I thought that possible on a like few people this but morning and that I should would be stirring, have n very of obtaining work. good chance I was and ignorant and had young then,

should

in Young as I was, aud still rejoicing born of years of 'athletic ray strength, I thought I could exercise, hold easily with the best of them,-but I ray own 6don found mistake. my They 'were old hands at the game, and my physical or no strength gave me little advantage their did allotted work iu a They matter-of-fact of way, kiu'd' methodical, seemed to exert himself and each man

all

.

streets

that

I

facilitated

district,

natural

was

take part contests in his acquatic fine sheet of by the and were held, they

the numerous

in

It

.

youth

a

farmer. kind of this a

-

of

palion

I

it's

got

shall

cheapest able one It'

must

that past

never that the forget meal, aud, I think, the most ^enjoy which I ever had in pay life.

want to. you your diqner enjoy work for it, and goodness kuows I had worked hard enough for the four hours, harder than 1 -had ever

you

worked

before

or

have

ever

worked

A that

The

Chinese

short

time

Retaliating.

back

we

were

informed

number

of high officials in China a petition to Prince had presemted Chun, the father of the present Emperor, urg the of all Americans ing expulsion in the And employed Prince Empire. Chun is reported to be favourable to the a

of this us

less

Nothing

petition.

kind is not

it

was

to

be

than

at all

surprising The time was

commenced.

a

movement to

and

expected, that

it

has

when the or have been proscribed in any way insulted by foreigners or but China has grown out of foreigu soil, of impotence the condition with which a Chinese

sense

might

of self-abasement

She has acquired

was

compatible. and feels

strength

it,

is is well and, what to more, disposed exercise it when as she has challenged been in the States and in Australia. The earliest to insult came her dignity

from

the State the Great of Republic, California been the first to pass having au exclusive law. There the Mongo treated with an aud ignominy of which the subjects of no established in Government any have had to part of the world complain. mobbed with They were by the people whom in the labour thoy competed

lians

were

cruelty other

market, homes, their would

they their

were

property

driven was

houses

wrecked

have

been sacrificed

municipal

and

military

;

from their aad destroyed and their lives had not the authorities

iu-

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explanation,

in

a

measures

being

at

would as be possible to her navy great naval powers, being small, and, as at present constituta match for the Chinese. edi scarcely interest in the threat Our could hardly be considered but it does, immediate; concern us, and not in the nevertheless, some small optimists way in which may or

effectually

of

any

(lie

whose

consider,

habit

is

it

to

keep

it

which, both sides. mise it

KJUtLi

UHUvi

liu

-1

that

.

prospects, The possible.

Ulillluow

iiaYv

OUIIIU

their

on

necessary of capable

are

Tbey

are

are

They

are

from

far

that

people

might of those

demeanour

from

with

whom

abilities

They are Empire

perfectly is

in.

a

betray feci

doing. the mild

conscious transition state

other

any

nation;-

artist

the

Daily

at

Christians one, and

she

.

is

of

being

most

a

most

a

mercy utmost

perpetrated

The

being outraged.

been the

revolting upon

An

Corpus, is

application the

on

illegal. It is

Courts

for

the ground

a

to the of

Faith

Brussels the that haB received Society

'

Intelligence from information the Congo, stating Emin Pnsha has the that resigned

the

is

also service

stated of the

that

he

has

English

East

Note issued Circular Porto to the Great recognise asking them to formally ns Ferdinand Prince of Bulgaria The Sublime

National Library of Australia

for

collected

numerous

"

in

Oct.,

of

election

M.

African

editions,

j

|

Prince

the

for

Letham, of employ

the

purpose another

millions

Echoes, 1846, and obtain annum

it

dark,

September 27. Henri Rochefort

At

the

for vivid

small the men the Edina, when

arrived at and have the shall not the ex-king be to remove his son of Belgrade ; allowed shall nnd that defer Queen Nathalie visit to her son until her December

to

Telegraphic the despatch and petition

messages the Bishop

of

The

announcing of Adelaide's

that

to tho Queen and protest the of Canterbury against Archbishop of Canon Saum consecration proposed

have been received in Smith, The matter is London and published. of Lord Knutsunder the consideration Canon in the meanwhile, ford, and, advised of Smith has been particularly ;

Minister before

mittee,

work

and would

fast,

:

'

Forbes

After taken

were was

a

died,

happened. 28. September Circuit Court yester pleaded Eppel

to

guilty

North

at

time the

he

did

not

ask

for

mercy from to shed

only

discovered

board that of

if

the matter Works comby them the

approved to forthwith. attended 27. September Adelaide, be

sixteen

feet

long,

was

It be off

time

ago

operated operation, As the

Dr.

Kennedy

a man, 60 years of for hydatids. upon he fell into a low' man

was

determined

sinking to

try

be able to leave his bed. A man named Adolph Spool has been fined and £50 or costs, three months' and John imprisonment, Rowe £20 and costs, or two months'

some on

yesterday. caught oft' the Altliorpes was to Port Adelaide being towed but when hind a cutter, four miles it

had

terrible

of restoring Brown-Sequard's system to aged people, which consists vitality of of certain injection hypodermic matter from the glands of the lower animals. The result has been wonder and the patient after a week will ful,

emanated.

cruised

stated that the Public

A huge shark,

a

on,

but hands of man, He then commenced

A short

a

for imprisonment, breaches of the Houses' Suppression Act. Betting Auckland, 27. September The Union s.s. steamer Company's

deputation

not

was

Wagga

was age, After the condition.

ascertain

the waited upon to of Works urg3 yesterday him the necessity of at once pro upon with the construction of ceeding Nyngan-Cobar railway to Broken Hill, A Minister

the

stated at the God.

to

of the crew part they formed ketch called the Hazard, missing which was capsized during a squall. 27. Sydney, September

that

which,

line,

further would have

"I murdered the man saying other enough and cannot plead " of death was Sentence then The prisoner him. passed upon then

of

period

Captain

and

dingy. it

the

little

was

two

right wise

Government, the

impossible the cry

difficulty

man young and found

draw

The

round which distance, during the water of lightning lit for him to discern two men

sufficiently in a

A

tear3.

steamer

short flash

a

uprooted in impassable

The presiding ago. to solemnly prisoner consider the plea and gave him an of with it. opportunity drawing said he did not -wish to with Reilly

mer

for arranging loan, amounting

whence from Fortunately, however,

stopped

gale

It

scene

across a

Wagga some Judge asked

ledger Messrs.

a

send of the

track

miles. roads

day Joseph Reilly Christain murdering

a

.

des

Sydney,

sterling.

was

trees

catastrophe

trial

coal £ 250

were

Rusworth The

station. to the

they fallen

crew of the The steamer Edina, between Port Arlington while running and Melbourne, last night, heard a cry but the night being pitchfor "Help,"

and

and

next

large

a

Wash

Harry

houses many the early crops

and

despatched

Fitzroy, yesterday,

of John

arrest

in

ten

arez

having

the

Roodnin,. ing. had now

wrecked

was

No

lives

early

this The

morn-

vessel on board, sovereigns and in 60 feet of water. It is the gold will be recovered by were

lost.

21,000

|

entered

the Powers

named committed

damaged. lands were

'

dead,

man,

was

and

England

places.

j

was

1878.

by

down

the walls

the height of the gale the from Sydney had a narrow When it had travelled beyond Creek the driver Seymour and Burnt felt the engine jump and knew he had some obstacle. The night passed over was so dark he could but not see, arrival the occurrence on at reported

pleasure

cheque

side

express escape.

a

Kelly,

on

fell

the

During

the ground the prisoner in Melbourne

James

a

some

on

Napier-Street,

young

session, of floating

form,

New,

of

this

luusMaten

neauiuui

named

man

and company, for chants, embezzling over defalcations extend two years. that the It is stated

readers.

Tatura

a

waterspout.

slightly the, low-lying

on

the

by

the streets, and verandahs

tree

reports. for is traceable trees and made

was

returned

a

in

were

Yirgarre

mania.

latent

clear

similar

a

was

and

asylum a

Patterson

was

A

pro

storm was At Singleton

uprooted dismantled

were

been

troyed.

that showed time been an

to be kept the Governor's

during

clerk,

next. | '

Company.

a

tried for the

The

in violence. down like

were

flooded. At

for from money yesterday, embezzling the Mr, Albert Ridgely, rollor-skating rink proprietor. issued This a warrant was morning

'

1

It

J

Prov lie

in

tornado.

Courthouse The streets

the

Fry

for-,

to go

of

portions visited

were

knocked school, The Church of

in.

aid of a reaping for cutting scrub.

whereupon

ordered

burn,

Alexander,

in

in

ofita

regret

that

the

the direction, Not guilty,"

insanity,

A

in

was

by "

writing suddenly droped

his election has by the authorities been confirmed. has discussed The cabinet Servian the difficulties from the interfer arising and his ences ex-king, Milan, by their with their son Queen Nathalie;'' King

be shortly of Habeas the sentence

of the Equatorial Governorship to which ince of Egypt, position by General Gordon, appointed

it

by

lunatic from

a

of

resident while

taken

decision

believed

of

State

numerous

McNamara

appeared

death

of

verdict

published when 1856,

health,

it to

The jury,

was

failing

district

sheds shifted.

of

ariety

various

night

Trees

Mel after their

concealed

John

suffering

still

Gaol A

Be'leville of the representative of the has been Seine, department, Air. annulled the Government. by Dillon has also been but no elected, tho to return been having objection

aro

Last northern

unparallelled rain poured

court yesterday of George Fry, atPakenham, From the evidence time ago.

inmate

was

as

writ,

that

a

The

dissatisfied Mayhriclc, they being the of the death commutation sentence to oner of imprisonment for will

of

\ as

he used hook, which also The evidence had at one McNamara

favoured which bears

"

a

criminal

the

adduced hacked

Park their

this

sustained

London,

Mrs.

to

after

of £100 per ed a literary pension from the Civil List the same year.

of

are full prisons arrested not

than in the

volume, entitled other Poems,"

ruthless

the minister Bell, who on taking office had his has constituency, returned for the North West vince unopposed.

James

defence, before

were

searching

well

as

man

short

Walter

more

copy. Mr.

a

des

unroofed

murder

and

anu

with

made

soon

Sheffield

in

convenient

as

given up, to the great Her poems, reprinted have passed through

at

and those Christians, to mountains in the order fleeing avoid capture by the persecutors. A committee has been formed for of understanding the case purpose

life.

as

account

on

the men without being flogged and otherwise with the tortured the while women are cruelty,

them,

match

first

Journal" position which her and name, from 1849 until weekly

to

as

Christians

have reports condition of

Crete

are

nana

the

barbarities

character

to

are

at

Gazette, Metropolitan , Literary in 1840 a volume of published at once the which attracted poems, attention of the public, and stamped her and originally, as a writer of great merit

26.

to

200,000 been

gang

half-crowns

The

visit

purposes

a

the men, found

spurious house.

Monthly

September

has Rio

of

premises, instruments

:

of the Turkish The action authorities at Crete is again causing excitement, is reported that wholesale arrests and.it are made and ot Christians being there,

shocking reports of the treatment Crete. From Athens the received that

eleven

bourne, securing

of a respectable the daughter poetess, wa9 tradesman in Sontnawk, born about 1818. At an early age she contributed the New to various periodicals, including

FOREIGN.

the

to

of coiners, last in South night who by two detectives,

arrested

—

News.)

London,

His he George of

capital where Athens,

is

&c.,

(From

William the leaders

of

without as a elected opposition, Dundee. member for The death is announced of Miss Eliza Cook the poetess, at the age of 71. Eliza Men of the Time says Cook,

Jntntolontal

is

September 27. named R. Osbourne, men, and Cornelius Trellas, Baker,

Three

beeu

Telegrams. -

the

the

Constantinople conclusion

A t the Turkish

Australian

Mr.

at latent

Advocate

anfc

Jfoveicpt

to

visit

from

the well-known Severn, the picture about to by present his father' Mr. of " Angels J. Severn, at the to Tomb of Christ" the Sydney Picture Gallery. John has Mr. Long, a Home Ruler,

their

to

railway work

Melbourne,

arrival.

and is only developing its and they are forward to forces, looking that not when very distant period they hope to.be quiet capable of successfully their aud at home dofending rights coun and of insisting tbat their abroad, shall be treated in other lands trymen terms of equality with the of on people —

visit

play the Sussex,

just,

present,

invitation to

Germany

of

next England year They (1890.) to Sheffield have been invited by Lord

sonso.

any that

on

preparing

regular

ing

the

addition

in

27.

September

Major-General Edwards passed Melbourne en route for to-day, through Adelaide. There he had a brief inter with view the Premier and Minister of which he stated that Defence, during forward he would his to the report authorities early in October. Imperial He said also he would probably furnish each Australian Governor with

men

tneir

William

Emperor

The

are

Melbourne,

reported, from Janeiro. patched to London It is understood that Arthur Sir for the South Agent General Blytli, will from officeS months retire Australia, hence. OZ8.

will go to of King be the guest Greece. The goldmining iu Rio De industry Janeiro is being briskly developed. of gold were Last week 200,000 ounces at Rio, and a similiar shipped quantity next week. will be exported

an excellent and their power, their of dread

iii

acu

Majesty

making

overrate

masters

of gold, already

ozs.

;

are

states is

16s.

;

be commenced next spring. and firm. /The wool market is active Few withdrawals are taking place. News has been received that 300,000

be adopted by of the compro but announced,

will

have

notwithstanding mobs, they do not of Europeans

Kolaskioche Zeitung that Russia strategic plans for a double The frontier. the German

very'

;

made. The

is

£57

are

post

arrangements

good authority

niarket

18s. ; Block fourBlock 54s. 6d. ; 10's, 16s. £3 £6 Junctions, Centrals, £5 14s.; Souths, £3 Is; British, 18s. £2 Is. 6d. Norths, ns

£10

teens,

INTERCOLONIAL.

his

their

we

been

an has accepted Sultan of Turkey at an early date.

spiritless

seem

acquainted. They of themselves opinion and, larrikin

the

being

me

The

impati

we

terms

yet

be

will

satisfactory

arise.

side.

for

waiting exhibiting of calmly ence or and anger, their for it without preparations intentions. And this, ing their is what now persuaded, they are without

opportunity

he

'I

consecration

till

poned

understood

is

dealing

prudence

will

expected,

have-not

Between

useful to exceedingly with difficult interna which tional cannot be speedily questions abd for the satisfactory settle adjusted, ment of which forbenrance and great qualities them in

is

the

doubt

the lightermen that and their employers will accept it as a conclusive award. Lord Brassey urges the appointment the duties of which of a Labor Board, of all labour should be the conciliation be referred tc which should difficulties, the board as soon as difficulties any

un

of view as loDg Chinese for as entertain Australians the same precisely feelings towards the Ameri they are manifesting as to forgive unlikely cans, and are just the one as the other for the indignities and insults have received from they out

pleasant

than

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promptly

so

bales those of the

some

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for Friday, meeting has been called Smith will to when Canon proceed discuss Lambeth Palace to matters not with There is the least his Grace. a

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to

position

maintained, rates higher fully

Gold Mining are Australia

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Central

Western and the

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in

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friendly attention,

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nations,

unsatisfactory response, withdrawn by the Porte, to the on in deference pointed opposition the part of Russsia. The wool sales were continued to-day, the selections somewhat better being those of yesterday. than The previous

I

from

of Adelaide's to the Bishop objection of the election the manner supposed to the of Canon Sydney. Bishopric to communicate Smith has taken steps and with the Archbishop of Canterbury,

an

been

now

j

countrymen

with

has

the cruel have receiv

resenting

are

their the

met

This is Chinese

protection. those high

why

who'

officials, treatment

ed

their

reason

good

one

|

for

terposed

lies

expected the divers.

28. Adelaide, September The A dcock insolvency case came on again for hearing The in yesterday. solvent and the

was

represented by counsel, counsel was allowed time to prepare charges

not

opposing

a fortnight's him. against

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neighbourhood of

class every the Irish faithful to the land of their people, have birth, given in the land of their adoption an Irish welcome to the from the mother envoys and with the generosity country, of their race have munificently subscribed to the movement at home. from But apart the recep tion by their kith and kin, whereis

the

true

of religion. Their dispassionate statement, yet over in favour of whelming argument won their has plea, throughout a Australasia sympathy propor tionate to the of the greatness

"

ground

they

are

championing.

It

of the press, to argue the great refusing ques tion at issue, to borrow preferred the discredited of abuse weapons and virulence from the mouldy of armoury misrepresentation. Slanderous and foul charges manufactur calumny were clumsily ed to excite and ill will prejudice the Irish and their people against One or two leaders. dailies teemed with

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urged

:

fiction Times. As fiction after became indepen exposed by the colonial dent and more respectable had hitherto who many journals, aloof rallied in stood indifferently of the sheer to the lectures disgust Instead of listen Irish members. and blood ing to the wild doctrines

:

emigration eighty inhabitants.

in witnesses

be

Londo n. which agency

unqualified It is all sophistry

to

Irish up conjure to meet the audiences gathered Sneers of Irish claims. pleader conceal the truth cannot patent or of the over present, gloss the historical les startling sons of the decade. expiring If the members who thronged to the Irish members to listen of were composed exclusively their is it own countrymen, beneath not a strange confirmation, the Southern Cross, of Mr. Glad stone's with to warning regard Ireland has that a larger America, island sprung up beyond the little bosom of the nestled in the voice must be and its Atlantic, to of listened in the adjustment a

Irish

sneer

at

Alone of English the has recognised this factor is important part destined to play in home affairs. We Mr. Cham remember, in '80, rights he statesmen

?

on berlain's sarcastic wit playing the agitators' from wages wrung the servant-girls of New York; but the National League and the Tenant's Association of to-day is thanks to the con far stronger, American than tinued contributions, combination which was ever the Cabinet. We can baffled the then

mind biting gibes at many the Irish in England; organization but the Irish vote in '85 ousted the Liberal We do not Ministry. of scornful allusions scores forget to the dishonest disaffected IrishAmericans but the English gov call

to

:

an re ernment received awkard minder of Irish influence in the United States when the Extradi tion Bill was rejected by congress. And now statesmen and English flatter own writers their ignorance assurance with the comfortable that the practical sym present pathy evinced by the colonies for is nothing more than the Ireland, ecstatic of sentimental, vapouring Irishmen. If the re expatriated men who have crowded presentative Mr. Dillon's meetings are Irishmen, immediate or their descendants;

<

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to

shores, Ireland Theirs

mingle with the Greater the beyond Atlantic. not a voluntary departure

is

do

:

not

rob willingly their native country of their genius and their industry they do not freely and without a fierce tear longing themselves from its away genial its fields clime, and the smiling old and despairing decrepid hearth. parents by the desolate In a land of abundance, the prison, the or the poor-house emigrant to offer ship are bitter alternatives the inhabitants. Assuredly Eng land has sown her laws in Ireland

they

living persons Home Bule had for assistance to doneforthemselves, of the work out such a settlement as Irish will problem give to the

to prove, an continues and triumphant success. well for political very

off

Ireland's

.This year close upon thousand of sons and daugh with memories ters, sad and and rage andhatred for Eng bitter, lish rule buried down deep in their floated hearts,, ,.fr6m ! her away

own their of what

at home similar political as those which have been rights won for Victoria, already Queens New South Wales, and are land, Aus demanded now by Western tralia. Such an of the exposition Irish was a revelation. question a There can no be even longer shadow of a pretence for holding in Australia condemns that opinion Home and favours Lord Eule, method of governing Salisbury's when men are Ireland, public to back their ready outspoken their f reely-given words with gold. has been, and Mr. Dillon's mission

carries

of

ninety

some which thirsty harangues were to folks would make 'believe of their form the staple attraction much indeed, meetings, suprised, advocates were they to hear earnest who calmly appealing to Australians had themselves helped to mould the and who destinies of their country,

were

annually thousand

some

:

Irishmen

welcome

be sure it is not so as Mr. Cham quite soothing berlain's that diagnosis hopeful the Irish would representatives not collect in Australia sufficient funds to defray their hotel bills ; but then the hon. member for right Central has been of Biimingham late so very unhappy in his interpre tations of the political that omens, a it to find left even is. something crumb of consolation amid solitary the general confusion and falsifica tions of his vaticinations. No doubt the statement will be swallowed eagerly by the Times also alas for their for, newspaper Mr. Dillon has not stirred oracle, desired religious up that devoutly dissension and civil disorder which were so to dog his unmistakably So far indeed from the footsteps. Irish mission to the Australian communities the prophe fulfilling cies of its from the first enemies, at which he spoke down meeting to the we have read of, there last stood on the same have platform Dillon some of the lead with' Mr.

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respectable the

POSSIBLE of the part

OCTOBER

THURSDAY, ME.

.

ever

SOLICITED.

Undertaking

—

—

LAND.

HIDING

B

Street,

;

,

.

.

;

could unearth the inimitable talent of a in and Ireland, Pigott disinter the of a Le patriotism in could also Oaron America, the wires occasionally manipulate for the Australian public. reading were not so credulous But the latter of the as the gullible supporters,

"

—

—

like

should abroad

men

THE

God in

teeth,-—

(dragons'

they

spring

up

forbid armed

!

HARBOUR

QUESTION. «

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|

Br

a

the

proposed

marine

engineer of the very fiist rank, river harbour at Fremantle has out in a been, recent pointed issue, pro nounced The impracticable. chances of ultimate success are not the merely against scheme, but overwhelmingly so. And in a matter of such momentous to the importance as

we

whole with

cannot

we

colony, issue

the

afford

to

trifle

in

in a scheme undertaking financial of some volving outlay hundreds of thousands— probably a million— we should at the outset be in a to eliminate position from the of eventual region possibilities that word of fatal and the import "Failure,"' ;

a

disaster

that

involve. we have

in

vast

so

Backed,

issue Sir

an

failure

must

John

Coode,

by

then, the

dismissed river harbour from consideration linked with as financial disaster the to A further colony. develop of the however ment subject itself suggests to us, and with this we shall It briefly deal. is not contended even who most by those admire the of this white stately proportions elephant of the Swan, that the possibilities of their embrace the accomodation pet scheme of our

the

mail

ocean

will

steamers

it

they argue, be

is

not

within

their

as

Australia, with better

port of convenient

more

as

call

Even

supply. railway, overland

with _

at what to

present —what

a

in

Western furnished Fremantle can a

position

to

trans-continental the mails be

Our

?

nearly

average

;

mail

and

could

rate Adelaide

No

Albany the

by

accomodation than reasonably hope to be in

ever

bar.

that

chosen

permanently

companies

the

improbable

W.A.

sent

trains

miles that the

twenty

at

hour

an

I

is there guarantee overland attain this would speed ? Now, ten our years ago steamships made their 15 or 16 miles hourly— to-day they carry our mails at 20 miles an hour. nearly Where, then, is the in point advantage of despatch which your

line

overland

mail service is to of matter personal comfort well known that is travel land in is odour

by

furnish ? And in to in passengers, that by sea rather with those who that in this view the would be

good

tried

have

steamship their

both,

so

companies advantage arrangements.

present those

who

capable

considering to' the adheriug the other hand, harbour at Fremantle

in On

own

would erect a of accomodating

the

1

mail

largest

that the steamers argue to via Hue/,, Colombo, to is the shortest practicable,

route from London, Fremantle to Sydney assuming of course direct connection rail by between the eastern and western limits of the Continent. communication from Railway Fremantle to Eucla to Port Augusta to Sydney would, as a the will at be glance map show, practically direct. But a lino from Port to Augusta if not to Broken Terowie, Hill, already exists

and theiron-hor.-e

;

to

Sydney Broken for the this rail

be

Hay.

Hiil sake

are

of

of

be

must

between

Southern!

done

it as

and S. Wales

Hay

must

by

travelling

will

Sydney apart from that as

the line

a

possible if the

Australia

of the

secure

—

soon

Western

portion against and when

N.

felt

is

from

course

and trade

any

mail transit, laid down

North Western be secured This

at

—

price Port and Augusta of the day. And

between the order

question

has a free that when

connected the Barrier

mation

consum

So

continent

is

to

invasion.

foreign

we the contemplate that Australian modes developments of travel and nearly all things else Australian have witnessed the past ten years, during who will us as when regard optimistic we —

mighty

say

Mint

the

every promise of inter-colonial

next of

decade presenting

of

our

history

this

communkation

gives

new

phase ?— troops

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default to

willingness would enter

of

which

in

brisk)

growing

We may, then, look of fanCV. Fremantle will when mail service, our .ocean

time of

trade

most this and

Such

class.

river

weathers harbour

a

the

Let and future, of possible

the region

us let

OLD

OF

ENGLAND. Stapleton whose

refers

here

challenged of London,

law, it when Bishop of the proved that the position and an Act was illegal, wholly their to legalize position passed was

to decreed

It

in

persons

or

person confirmation,

that

made,

heretofore

things

"

was

clearly

new

prelacy

had

give and

acts

all

be

to

ana

and

done by any any consecration of any or person of any or dignity or

about

or

Catholic

churches

the

title

them a legal endowments.

of Home before the

case

Bishop, even by Bonner, the

as

position

to the

or

investing to the office persons elected this or or Bishop within realm, Archbishop of the Queen's Majesty's other within any countries of the dominions or by virtue letter or com Queen's Majesty's patent of her since the Majesty's mission .beginning of be and shall be by the authority reign, Parliament this declared, judged and

present deemed at and of the

times, in al

every thereof,

doing. and

respects that can

thing trary As

.

,

from

of

the and

good

purposes; any be objected may

or

to

several perfect matter the con

in

came

home

to

owed have

this

to

the

the

Bishops. right before

only

to their

even

position, however, and

Barlow,

his

could law.

they the

like these

companions,

of cared for none Gallios, Their as formulated position, by If the this was King's grace, Head of the. Church of Supreme and elect did choose, denominate,

veriest

things. .

Act

commonly They

were

they "

"

"

Barlow, being

:

England

being

layman,

any that

he

so

"chosen

had

is

by the Governthe marksmen

48 points 800 yards. as well. year

made and last

of out

the of

it

of

3rd.

yds. was

_

"

result

the

a

possible

The

Handicap

superin

Sheffield

(12 yds.) J.

yds.) 2nd, Districts

Eastern

the

has

10

Hurdle

less

how

alien

utterly

their

.

.

it

busy

was

.

as

set

a

as

acting cohabited

John

payment

Burnet not

evil him

restore

previously where. (9) Eliz. (1)

held

made the

life

.that to the had to

but

i.

Anglican

writes I have

period,

1878)

"

:

The

in

Zwinglian the

face

of

Encyclop.

(5)

Innovations, Ibid. (8) Hist Reform,

(7) (9)

Britann, p 36. Church ii.

pt.

on

went

Sunday

to

A

of

the

of

insurmountable

the Railway beneficial effect

England."

there

Reading its

on

and

difficulties,

that amount of progress the limited funds at their

be

facts."

by the

of

regard

which

opposition the House towards

of

almost

Ibid, p. 15. (6) v. p. 94. History, bk. ii. p. 444.

Bunbury

issue

its

Having

The fast

has

been

made We

disposal.

with trust

Rocm will have a patrons and we doubt not

few

who wish to avail of the with the ing themselves

South

last.

"

of R's."

privilege three

benefit

Luther,

of with

have,

Salvationists

England

the

as

the

the a

These

England. baptized .

Church

of even

not

rightful member new

and brought. of England,

.

lifetime

was

had

of

the and

publicly

members of the left her to become formally Protestant sects of newly-started Calvin, IIow could and they Luther, Zwingle. (3) members of the old be considered now abandoned ? Church which they had formally the To realize that the whole

situation, of the

we

have of

to

suppose present deposed for the

Bishops

been have Church Established absurd to take some oath, e.g. refusing immortal .and infallible the Queen was had been filled their that places and Salvationists that Ssvedcnborgians Articles had been abolished

the

stead

name.

was

and the

the identical

was

say religion with

without and the

applied

as

found

iu

their

to them, formularies

because ;

a

Catholic,

in

one

is

the

its

of

rule

of

faith,

liturgy,

ministry.

National Library of Australia

has

Libel

decision

its

given

the Full appeal, in favour of the

case

defendants. His

the

Excellency

28th

at

a

Governor at Newcastle

is

be

banquet

and

laity

of

on

in

Chief

died

Justice,

an

last

of Mr. of the

James

new

to for

Benediction in

Most of the the Cathedral

will be given the month during Holy Rosary.

of

October

in

large hood practical and the

celebration Beware

In

the

9th

including will

be

a

held

editor

Catholic We

2s.

Young

have

during 6d.

Thou.

Sheffield under

received the ;

week Francis

Walace, Back

Walkaway, ;

'

i

1

and occasion

its

of

of the

neighbour their showing the work done, new is building

of the A

of

We not

considerable

spent into

a

debt

Herald has an bar to the river out there by the the to see that

the visit

carried are

hold

glad to the

these upon the sea," or

proposes to do in we out pointed

;

vocal

additional

an

village, be the

more appropriately), to yield an adequate, return to the coffers. public doubt that the Director no has been far from il'-adviscd so far done in thisconuection,

15s.;

Walker, Flats, 15s. the amounts £1. Yatheroo, Among from York in received subscribers, published Record of the Sept. 19, Mr. Conway should with one been credited have year's subscrip 15 s. tion, Dodd,

is

Saturday

rather

Michael

of

and

beiug

does

thrown speak

the following subscriptions Mrs. Sweeney, Greeuough

held

being

contributors generous the at request forthcoming to the charitable we say,

of

works

"

Society.

be are

supply

little

account

money

Athletic next, Sports, and a Hurdle Handicap, the auspices of the Perth

Men's

issue

its

Government.

-

November

so

;

will

1

interesting and the

evening of

upon it, in much

the

North Fremantle and the handsome

apace, erected

appreciation which object to serve.

remains will be

Sacrament

every honor

On

tea-meeting

steps

we

will,

cere

Patrick's and the

St.

generally.

number

a

is

Holy

just the to

and the

understand,

Societies,

are sure, of residents and assembling

opening

who

growing

ornament

usual the evening monthly of the female branches of the S. H. meeting, Association in Perth and Fremantle will be held hour. at the usual

Robinson,

to

from

a procure the occasion.

certainly school-house

Fre

The

inst.

and liberal

school,

is

Acting 'week at Beverley.

To-morrow

William

13th

procession the Catholic Fremantle

of

North

completion, His Lordship given

are

we

a

the

music wife sister

by Sunday

on

will,

at

of

eve

opened

mony include Church

taken

Mrs. Drake Brockman; G. Drake Brockman,

School

the

on

a Wednesday following of the commemorative opening

was

iust.

On

but of things. names, a which is whether religion question in its rule of Protestant faith, liturgy, the faith did not supplant of ministry, Church which old was .of England, not

is

Court

old?

it

but

Chinese

the

from a body (1) its you take religious of faith. (3) its ministry, (2) its liturgy, but a memory and a is left? Nothing word Some to the Anglicans object

question The

then new

if

Proleslant not

could

that

Church

new

what

who

paradox

great For rule

;

the

mcnf.

:

its.

o'clock.

Catholic

New

mantle will

going to he England shortly, promises to do anything of Responsible Governcan to aid the cause

and Thirty-nine and of a Swedenborgianism medley substituted a test of Salvationism as has been that the Church service orthodoxy and the Salvation service enforced forbidden in

In

Sir

and with

;

be

destined

that ;

evening

entertained

Church of had been

members

as

up and

who

one

Bishop, of the ministers

at 730

will

Rifles

Metropolitan

Bishop,

present

Church Of course no true Establishment, to have to man' would have dared anything the rights and do with such an outrage upon Church as to thrust of the English liberties into during any English bishopric, especially the

this

the

that

opinion works into the but

has

the been

river,

(to

promises

if

not abundant, There be can of Fublic Works

immediate

in

what

and

in what future.

he has

he As

a few weeks it is since, that the river rn'oulh absolutely. necessary shouhl be opened and for kept open naviga tion river steamers and all small by our craft. of these some Twenty years ago latter,

plying

.

Church

old

The parade

held

at

that

time

between

Fremantle

his

part I as Although, is impracticable

to the Swan available for vessels drawing say 12 desirable become may works small training make

like

it

the

entrance to the navigation

a

craft as are now I havejherefore

traffic.

color the woiks

the Drawings which would be I may, how this object. the absence of definite in and other to floods

effect that in

on

not

be deemed to improbably inopportune bring forward any collateral project requiring at an date, expenditure early

additional

the

be of I fear

a

could

same

remunerative there is not The time when

present. arrive ly entrance will be

to the current

to to which evidence at however, undoubted such the works at

will, some

Swan

shown

be clearly

as

character, sufficient

as'

undertaken,

further

those

prior flood

and determine

colored green which the to

observations

the with precision and other questions should these be at affecting improvements hand. In the width between determining the further after the data training banks, referred to due regard should are available, to the

necessary width of

of course channel the

free

entrance

be

formation of a paid to the admit of capacity as would of flood that the waters, so discharge of

such

to

tendency town

may remedy for in raising

flood the lower not be intensified.

the latter, the left

at those between the What

the what

not but

The will the

where the

points

bridge

of

and

eminent engineer Mr. Wright is at

the

of

parts

however, bank

the

true

be

found Estuary

necessary entrance." condemns

present

is

doing,

to

proposal spend public moneys the Swan River in the vain improving of harboui within a hope constructing mouth .its of accommodating the capable vessels Australian large engaged in the West not to mention the Ocean trade, Shipping Mail But this in connection Steamships. we in another write column. on

YORK. : —

the

the citizens and trav are among who will refuse their mite in elling public aid of so worthv an obiect. esneciallv so that the when it is stated is not to building be exclusive, and will be open to any persons

3Lmal Dr. Gibney Australian

in

,

is now Railway Reading Room, which under we approaching completion, is, to be on the 23rd stand, opened formally inst. with a soiice. We must public congrat ulate the building committee on the energy have in they displayed battling against

this

10, (July during

"

(4)

to

unless

first

can

principles historical Art.

Express

is

In

with regard to this special feature of the applicable it is not for me to do investigation, possible more than indicate in at to present general terms the character their of the works, leaving details and cost to be determined hereafter, in &hould it be decided to take active steps this direction. Moreover, I have considered, in view of the outlay required on the outer and far more works that it would important

to render

patronage.

" :

Wright

plan. collateral

data,

St.

result."

p. 184. of our of history

most of the twenty years printed of information of the M.S. sources many the subject, and I am quite other on sure no Edward's Reformation was view than that on

of liberal

says

last,

the

bers

and

maintained

of be held

the Irish mem Commons are ex the West Australian hibiting it has occurred to us that Bill, Enabling well-known if Dr. Gibney or some mem ber of the Catholic here were community to write to the Dublin Freeman or somo other leading Irish newspaper explaining which is plainly misunder the situation, stood by the Irish party, good would to

last

conducted

Victorian

Saturday

else

one

to the Guardian read and considered

made

aid

;

dared had

he him

in

to

as

of

state ever, formation

have

—

so

Queen

position

,

(.3)

himself

remove

c 1. 1566. Memior vol. Strype's The Rev. N. Pocock, authorities the on

(2)

the

h$ had

to

character

—

:

that

says by his

said

—

reformers are denounced when of miscreants." Barlow, (7) of St. Bishop David's, Openly in Edward with the whom persou for his wife. Of ScOry, he took

the Protestant that says (8) writer, for his crimes about to be prosecuted authorities but himself legal bought of money and of Barlow, a

was

the

is

being

arc

bazaar

extent

an

required

the Bankers. on

Our as fol wires, Derby correspondent of the results the Derby races lows, one Maiden Plate, mile, five starters Electric. No Name, Vulcan, Hurdles, starters four Jack, 1£ miles, Kelpie, Vulcan. Derby five Cup, 2 miles, starters AlsaTowrow, Fishmonger, Selling tion ; time, 3 mins. 57 sees. two starters AlRace, f of a mile, Rocket. Ladies' 1 Bracelet, phonso, five starters mile, Towrow, Pretender, Alsation time 1 min. 55 sees.

Plant-

reign

the

obtaining greater share

the

all

have

Fuller,

by the "off by

on

place

Brigid's North Wednes School, on Perth, to in' St. George's Hall. day and Thursday next It is now a since of the long while anything kind in aid of any Catholic has been charity held in Perth, and this should contribute towards for the bazaar next week

these

all

VI.'s l:e

of money the result.

preparations

successful

by law, bring

shades in light Danton, (5) Robespierre, as much as quite respect Latimer "the ;" (6) while

Cranmer, Ridley, leading and Scotch "

whom

amount hands

large

changed

"

characters." merit

Marat

with Tudor

Henry

and

Esplanade, A

among banks, took, was won by

City

such

the

religion sixteenth

can

Nothing

?

formed team the various

says of scheme

such barges and engaged in the river indicated by green

between tug-ot-war, and Railway employes the officials of a

of from

comprised

a

law.

by

afternoon

yesterday a team

a

John

harbour

Mr.

his this

oat

of

often

a

Sir

and

bar,

steamers and coasting feet to 14 feet, still it hereafter to provide and to deepen the rock in sufficient extent to facilitate

1st,

Moore

Handicap

and

the

carrying

it previously stated, entrance improve the existing

to to

Newcastle-

by Symmonds by Ferguson.

won

within

evidently report of the have

56 at the secured the

.

the

and ,

Sinclair

Handicap was George John Symmonds (13

for men way of the Bishop

to say that established

possible

period

us

and

agent

to be learned, Bishop, mention made without of be as good a Bishop as he

;

with

1

been won ton Rifles.

Gerald

Geraldton

the

berthage

;

j

competition amongst force A. Volunteer has

He

The

its and place, and pure simple. who Bishops, professed

or

writ

very next

,

offered

prize

Hepburn

prize

in

to make the name.

much

compared

history,

a

should orders, xne the best in England." yucen's (2) was all for. had that they cared they thus both and Parker haviug illegally got hold of the Primacy, pro sacrilegiously the old sees ceeded at once to fill English of the various ministers with dissenting of and Protestants sects Calvin, Zwingle, little in that bad as common sects any

is

money

by Sergt, 700

"

.

English Church, Parliamentary

£10

ment for in the W.

of the to the changes were feelings English of the tools that people than the characters had- to be made of to bring them about. use a and Coverdale, Poyriet, Sandys were, from unredeem moral point of view, such utterly their ed villains, that to soappointment be explained on called can bishoprics only alone the ground that such men were base of them. required enough to do the work Dr. who has been Littledale, adopted as the of Anglicanism by no less impor champion than the Society for tant a body Promoting as Christian Knowledge, speaks of Cranmer the infamous in most personage English

odious or

." in any wise notwithstanding (1) thereof of the Prelates thus the position new the of the English rested upon authority the of and not Parliament, upon authority

the called

"

Supper

English

now century, ever heard of, before that

in

failure.

CHURCH

THE

a

our

and

sufficierit

l

Protestantism

as established religion, reformed the Protestant to existence only in the

that

Seeing

the of

without

be

goal

reformed

to

having

build, our

in

give

Mauritins

i

The

As nation, as says, lately being quoted, has been essentially Protest power, England ant from the days of Elizabeth. Besides, "(4) as the the English sovereign, holding has to swear at over the Church, supremacy Protestant hs coronation to maintain the

be, stands

therefore

harbour

self-condemned. view

all

the admission on mouth, even never can promoters, sanguine

its .

in

accessible

again

"

1

but this

the

is

who even repudiated and called themselves Protestant tendents." who Dr. Freeman,

of

mail-boats, vessels of Swan River

Lord's

of

the old be Catholics,

to

seriously taking at accomodation' shipping such a scheme as to inaugurate Fremantle, harbour not will a only ultimately provide class the largest of capable of accomodating

.

not

and found safe Straits, Willis's within at point, the river and we have a distinct recollection oE seeing the Les Trois one, Amis, anchored in Melville both water. Every well-wisher this of City and Port will even be glad when much shall have been to us secured again. could be done at Sir John Coode what saw

the were

Protestantism

Again,

com

be the and it in hand

when

us behoves the matter

tion this

without forward

seas. Vita

—

of

There of many

"

into,

the the

right

sessions

—

companies' companies

new

several cases but trial, nature. We shall serious of the the results sittings.

;

"

the

entered

increase

arena

flier

anv

to the terminus

on

present

contract, and

the

Southern

inflnlirincr

the

maximum would

Colonies

The

the terms should be

(already

petition of the

the

secure

of

(

criminal commenced.

Court for

Supreme

—

in

to line.

is

this,

the

Yesterday

but private judgment The simple. pure and Catholic rested the efficacy upon liturgy of the Mass for the living and of the Sacrifice "The sacri the dead. The Articles declared in which it fices of Masses, was commonly the said that the did offer Christ for priest dead have remission of arid the to quick, and were fables pain of guilt, blasphemous deceits and substituted a bare dangerous rite called the adminstracommemorative,

that will be

divine

this old

and

'

such a as way of the efficiency then too lay down mail contract new

the

the

rule of faith was of infallible authority Now the new Anglican asserted instead and

Catholic

final a Church. teaching denied Articles

but the Colonies with which the in the efficiency their should be and conducted, manilest itself in would doubtless

concern

in

—

we

we

not only interested service

and,

remember

must Eastern

connection

this

whole

belief

,

In

The

mails

.

be alike transporicd by train may the as to ocean. Now, regards ocean mails Overland probable rate of travelling. between at present Sydney and are conveyed is it miles an at 32 hour; Melbourne that 25 miles to expect then, unreasonable, our overland line ? would be the minimum on and from

From

our

—

own

Correspondent.

The church

Allocution was read in the Pope's The by Fr. Gibney on Sunday. rev. that Benedic gentleman announced tion would be given on next Tuesday it of October, and evening, being the first uiao

wouia

xvosary

do

recitea

at

seven

the month, with evening during Benediction on Wednesday, evenings. The meeting of the female branch of the S. H. Association was held on Sunday. The York hold Agricultural Society their annual show on October 23rd. The death of an old resident of the district named TerenceJMcGrath Beverley is reported. He died, it is stated, from tumor on the brain. A woman named Mrs. Harrison (formerly of Newcastle succumbed to W.A.) on last paralysis Thursday. Be the it is Addington'.' contest, to assume another form— easier likely work but with different though, quite machines, vide the York Journal. The York Municipality is taken to task by a correspondent in the last issue of the every

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Chronicle.

Dr. J. W. Hope, accompanied by another passed York last gentleman, through week cn route to the goldlields. There are several ferocious dogs loose at York without muzzles. is respon Who sible for this 1 Our Town Council notifies that an open Court for the revision of the Voters' List will be held on 11th prox. The hour is not

yet.

The on

All The

fixed.

Lantern

\

exhibition

held in York was evening very successful. and chairs were occupied. were both and interesting Larrikinism was Ap rampant the Larrikin Act is a dead letter

Monday the scenes

seats

amusing. parently, here. I had almost to state that the forgotten Rev. Fr. Kelly paid York a visit during last week. The Bazaar Committee are busy pre for the forthcoming bazaar. paring Fr. Gibney's remarks on Sunday, anent the taking in the Church, up of pews were

to the It is certainly point. ungrateful to the pastor, after his seats in placing the Church, to have so many of them un tenanted,

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sum

every

respect

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30tli.

is to be Some specimens in to be similar to of the samples

after most of the people had gone in order to make the outside, room, was formed in something like procession the following order: the Cross First, on bearer the Revd. Fr. Long, with either side the acolytes and choristers next, the Children of dressed in light Mary, two blue cloaks, and white tulle of veils, whom carried a neat banner with a suitable two ; very inscription nice little girls holding up the pendant school children corners then came the with white gos dressed in white muBlin samer veils then came the members of the Sacred Heart with a beautiful banner by (carried by two men) followed of the congregation a great number ; now baskets of four pretty little girls carrying which flowers of many and colors, names,

short time ago, a Albany,im Robert of this town, Forrest, for the the necessary ported machinery erection of a roller flour mill. The mill has since been erected, and I am sure it will prove a great boon to the farmers and in at the public as Roller flour, general, costs of two here, present upwards than superfine. pounds a ton more It is anticipated that the wheat crops will be better this season than they have been for many previous years. Feed is rather backward, owing to the

;

.

»

From matter

that

has

of

facts

I

case

Dr.

of

arrest "Watts

native. -well not a

am

Lovegrove, went

constable,

a

the and

murder

the

-with.

acquainted panied l\y

been

Armitage

charge

a

The

of

out

accom

short

a

time

the

murder, alleged to in the the Napier range, Wihgale, remains. As the of the examine hearing the case does not take to-morrow, place till further I cannot of course, par give you settlers The are con ticulars. greatly the affair, and a considerable cerned over has been amount of guaranteed money of procuring for the purpose assistance legal It is felt that if the case for the accused. the the constables depredagoes against blacks the flocks of made on tions, by the As the will increase. the settlers, largely

:

since

to the

matter

is

scene

subjudice

I shall

,

no

say

more

severe

from Watts

cave

a

with

spear was

policeman

the weapon native closed,

.

..of

absconder hand. in

DARDANUP. From

but

;

enough

soon

as

as

he

an

ing in

native

the

throwing

until

he

was

who

hid

were

During

assistance, fellows

in

the

but

with

off until Darkness

the

the

watch,

they

distance is

of the

short

a

miles.

15

"

to

of

Piton of

with

being

Williams, mitted quarterly Police with

for

ago.

The

a

at

men

very in

on the has apparently and is late, " Hastie's train"

not

are

of

case

as

the

'""it

murder

to

use

Hodges by affair is thought

From

to have

The accidental.

which

future, Derby.

head

of

They

Queensland.

Munroe's

been

have arrived

cattle

the

treated

of

badly

very

nection, petition tenders

for

no

order

to

for

goldfields will, of Wyndham

reply having been Government asking the

in

are

station.

go by way The inhabitants

have

conveyance discover the

most

instead

of

this

district in this con sent to their to call for

of

the

the

the mails, economical

route. Port

The C.

Hotel

Davies

T. to

.ness

Mr.

September

has

having A.

changed hands, transferred

the

Mr. busi-

Cormish. 23rd.

BUNBURY. From

our

own

Correspondent.

from the claim arrived in Bunbury Syndicate's The quantity town on last. Saturday two and a half was about tons, making the total, already brought in from this and a half tons. It is about five claim, has two tons more said that the Company The

first

we

see

Dardanup.

our

Correspondent.

own

of

consignment

tin

in. ready to come were called last week for the Tenders construction of an public eiglit-roomed house on the tin-fields. that a branch of the It is reported to be opened in this Union Bank is soon .

town. t

discovered in the coal recently Preston is the of the locality attracting A outsiders. area of attention of large the spot has been taken land up around is said to have been where the discovery the depth mado. For the purpose of testing a of the boring of the seam, plant part The

National Library of Australia

threatened

with

showers,

Drought At the 7 a.m. cool day. delightfully several there were communicants, Mass, celebrat and at 10 o'clock, Mass was Brereton. The very ed by Father large was informed that the pro congregation 4 take at At cession would place p.m. was and 3 '30 the thronged, chapel hundreds of the curious, of all creeds and were in standing outside, classes, groups meanwhile some the playing organist The altar, as well as sacred symphonies. was around the statue of the B. V. Mary, candles and decorated with tastefully as the flowers, arranged good Sisters only to arrange them. At 4 p.m., know how some a short ceremony, after eight or ten and were decorated with a blue ribbon girls as Children of Mary. The dense enrolled mute was eager with expec congregation of people arrived tation. A great number the and from Greenough Walkaway by train despatched for the occasion special by the always obliging managing officer. the holy The Rev. P. Long hero recited after Father Brereton, thanking rosary. for the Greenough coming so far people and at considerable inconvenienco, expa of the Irish tiated on the virtues race, world wherever scattered over the the in adhering was spoken, language English to the faith through trials and persecution "Divine Lord," once planted by. our Then, after read 2,000 years ago. nearly reference to the having ing tho Gospel, he preached an salutation, angelical sermon such as and profound eloquent cannot be soon forgotten by the multitude to hear it. About who had the privilege 5 p.m., assuming the cope and placing the over the Sacred Elost in the monstrance the O Salutaris altar the choir singing celebrant the tho Revd. poured— from of incense towards the thurible volumes Lot our prayers, Exposed Host, saying ascend like incense in Thysight." O Lord, a

—

cancelled. A mob of 900 from overland for

as

As previously announced, Sunday, the the day on which was held 15th inst., was in honor of the most a grand procession on the Holy Sacrament, ground enclos the Catholic The ing Chapel. morning,

bail

Mails

far

of

GERALDTON.

J. Mr. court, police lately, House Customs Officer, was com take his trial at the next to sessions for Water assaulting him Constable stabbing

for

as

slack

D.

The was purely prisoner to bail, and the trouble which he admitted mind had on his got into preyed so heavily commit suicide he to that attempted by laudanmn for which offence he taking to keep the and hiswas bound over peace

bound

Australind left Cossack on at evening, Ashburton, calling Carnarvon and two other ports at Sharks here at 9.30 a.m on She arrived Bay. after a rough passage. Sunday morning, A went to try few of those who their fortune at the goldfields returned by her. to what At the various places, according " luck" smiles they say, the god of gold on tolerates but as he calls some, others, and chooses he few, his frowns many casts on the majority. At one or more or less of of the more goldfields, reputed but the precious metal is being obtained, of water is the great drawback. scarcity from Roebourne, some are At the 12 mile and it is making wages, others nothing, rumoured that nearer home (Roelately of gold have bourne) good indications discovered. Messrs. Brand and been after some months at the Bridgeman, weeks ago and returned a few fields, report having done very well. On the arrival here of the Australind, Elliott was taken on board to see Doctor sustained a who some injuries youth about 5 days ago in consequence of a sky on him. light falling Sept. 29th.

escaping.

local

been

The

j

—

"

:

s.s.

Monday

21st.

September

in warders armed are

allowed

prisoners

become very "seldom very

with

worthlfisn

hmah

t

(

|

!

!

'

!

j

:

j

!

RECENT

CONVERSION

OF

TINGUISHED

A

DIS

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rail

Bunbury-Boyanup

way

thick

—

"

We

tin-field.

bay

known

parties

but

knife.

a

con-

,

the

15

wanted

years native

the

revolvers, in the

them At

the

He from Derby gaol. sentences of 12 months

two

two

charge

is

native

a

escaped

besides

each,

sur

taken,

was

xept

a

by

mile

weeds and flowers. 9f miles to a yard the station." The country Walkaway along the line, the is far except Flats, inferior in grass and wood, to that along the line to Northampton, and like that since its completion, has not had one line, house built, or an acre of ground dwelling the railway. cleared, I consequent on think this line ought to have been con tinued S.E. from Northampton, and kept 40 or 50 miles from the coast, where there are no roads. Theu a new would be tapped, and a freBh country field for more opened, and agricultural settlement. 'Twould also shorten, pastoral 40 or 50 miles the by the above distance, of wool sandalwood <fec. from the cartage east. far of my own com Already tired was when the train glad to get out pany, but was to stopped, disappointed find, instead of a little rural town, only a small inn and a few iron buildings. I remarked to a man who appeared to be at home here that the place did not, at all, look what I He answered: "Mr., expected. coming here gives worse than a poor idea of the extent and quality of the arable land on " the Back Flats." Had you gone a few miles further, have seen better you would land and a greater acreage under cultivation, true 'Tis a J of. the land is not even clear and that is ed, partly owing to being owned by absentee landholders. The weeds and flowers are to the a pest hay and corn and as eats fields, or nothing destroys them they keep spreading every year." —

—

it. cerning has For a few weeks past, the weather and been south boisterous, strong very such as we winds, south-eastaerly regu at this time of the year, larly experience At have been predominating. present, some fine however, we are enjoying days. at present Dr. Scott, M.L.C., is in this and has, I believe, visited the district,

The Derby. captured by and

ago, he

could

Traffic

since,

undergoing

was

.

them, vigilant

hour.

long Governor"

,

he

were

The

three

time

instance, an

Not

'

the

Before

man.

first

half

range.

those were

19

"

.

the

from

yds

prisoner of

one

Lukin

powerful

sec-

they

of whoin

some

50

'

Mr.

was

;

brought

prisoner

to

and

on,

but, by keeping a were enabled to prevent day they were followed

rocks

a

stable

black-

revolvers,

prisoner

natives, close as

Next

prise. natives

two

-came

soon

natives, to his

come

their

by as

among

to

a

the

whole

the

surrounded heard be

other

foot of the Leopold night, they

at the

encamped During

encounter,

to

rocks,

keep them tired.

the

constable's

the

managed,

received

had

shouting

not

him,

over

walked which before

Blessed

;

;

succeed

rocks,

himself

rough handling. assailant

the

on

mastery

a

gaining

however

for

grasp the

so.

him, and for a quarter for hour the two struggled suprem overcame brute Science, however, The by repeatedly constable,

acy. force.

are

;

with

,

the

the preceding who carried the continually kept Lord of Hosts."

" the swinging .The Canopy, a most was one, magnificent borne over the who by four men priest carried the monstrance. Behind his walked two more men hold reverence, his on either side. A cope ing back number followed. The of people great route took was marked the procession by small white flags, enclos along the fence and the distance could ing the grounds, not be much less than of a mile. Arriv at the Chapel, the monstrance ed back the Tabernacle, the was again placed over Then choir the "Tan turn singing Ergo." the Priest Benediction of the most gave Sacrament the choir Holy finishing DominumOmnes Gentes." with the Laudate choir did not 'Twas a great pity the sing at the procession, the "Lauda Sion it One word being proper at such functions. our who differ from us. about neighbors in most a respectable They behaved and conducted themselves like manner, Christians. At the Benediction there not statue was a human in the Church. The train now arrived and stopped in front of the Chapel, and several who came and devout from afar, with a praiseworthy had to leave before the final object, Benediction was This the given. being occasion when a ceremony, so sacred first and solemn as has been solemnized this, made on in this' the impression district, those who for the first time witnessed it cannot fail to awake'n and assisted thereat and holier idea of in their minds a higher those mystical ceremonies.

Correspondent.

own

here

crops looking remarkably well. Of course, I cannot speak for the other of our district, agricultural portions at least, but I know that for Dardanup, has not a better season than the present been experienced for many a year. The ex tensive fields of green corn, and the no less verdant unfilled land, gives to the scenery of our little at this time of the village, and pleasing a year, very picturesque while one on the adjacent aspect plains at becomes the sight of the enraptured sorts and flowers of all myriads of wild colours which meet the gaze on every side. Feed is now to beginning spring and, from this out, stock up everywhere, will be improving. which 1 have to chronicle one death, occurred since my last that of a little Mrs. T. Dillon, boy, a child of Mr. and of Picton. The funeral took at place Dardanup and was well attended. to have on Gold is reported been found the Crooked Brook, at Quingerup, and a of the quantity stone, supposed to contain has been taken to Bunmetal, precious this Whether bury. startling intelligence not correct be is or is it would of course difficult to say. by the next Perhaps to time I write I may be in a position send you more definite information con

at

to

did

our

The

before

Immediately

Canopy censers,

res

sprang

Fttrowincr

kp.nfc

Sacrament.

Fortunately,

near

;

frost.

-

the

the

;

f.bflv

it. pecting Watts had a severe Constable lately who with a desperate native, es encounter time from the ago Derby caped a short native The with two as Gaol. constable, of some blacks who in pursuit sistants, was a when had committed robbery, suddenly

!

.

has

in Derby Constables of -wilful

excitement Police

of

on

Correspondent. caused considerable

own

—

A

our

—

—

Coal.

Mr.

DERBY.

6 mile a surrounding neighbourhood. the "Race Course" opposite landing which is Now for some £ mile away. of a patches country, big grassy few cornfields, and a great deal of scrub and too thick for bush, a prickly of wild kangaroo to penetrate. Acres flowers of all like colours, but Gold " smith's furze, 14 unprofitably gay." mile— enter "Back Flats." Herds of and horses cattle, in eyes up to their meadow of grass. Pools water in some and scores of cranes paddocks, leisurely about. 14 mile— pass flying a Catholic one of several erected chapel, by the Ven. Archdeacon Lecaille, for years many stationed in this district. Some beautiful fields of corn here, and oats barley wheat rather backward. especially, 18 to

Then,

tin-fields

.

,

brought

mer.

September

out to taken the back this week. the find are said

lately

.

I

.

notice their

\

Tho York Fair is now attracting are and merchants replenishing stock of goods for the approaching

ihtr

dfuittitUMtap'

indebted to the the Herald for cable following intelligence "Considerable excitement has been occasion ed by the conversion of Canon Scott Holland to the Church of Rome." are

VISIT

was

and

VICTORIA

DISTRICT. Letter

Oxford. Schools

from

a

tourist —

to

a

in

friend

ho said, Oh solitude when I declare, thy charms. George, not rather be in the midst of (if

j

Perth.

Charlesthe being can well Selkirk" where are

to

1 would

alarms) were thenextcarriage reparteeandhilarity, as with all the are but, plainly (hearable), uncomfortableness that besets my path I this vale, larchrymosian through not I must bear and suppose complain. leaves here at 3 p.m. Time The train afford the half-hollowso as to arranged dains an outing Near the 2 opportunity. was once called the mile we pass what works, but where now stands not smelting The causes of the even the foundation. and do not collapse are few and obvious, This line branches call for recapitulation. at the 2 mile, off the "Northampton" and along through a short sandy cutting, the most level and straight 17 miles of rail coarse in the Poor low colony. grass, scrub and bush for a few miles, but woll 5 mire— a fenced for sheep-paddocks. of the small station for the convenience

:

He in

took

a

in

first-class

the

Final

and in the same was year senior at Christ studentship He was ordained Cuddeston at in 1872 and afterwards Tutor was Theological Church. his at Christ at During years early Oxford he was under the tutorship of the late Professor T. H. whose Green, of Balliol, and character made a great impres elected Church.

1870,

to

a

learning sion

his

all

on

pupils he

life

University influenced

Dr.

83, and 1882 lie

and has

his

throughout been

strongly

was

King,

Scott

Canon

at Oxford Censor of

preacher

;

now of Bishop Holland was select in 1882 1882, proclor Christ Church in 1886. In Canon of Truro and appointed

by

Lincoln.

in

—

to theBishop, and in Chaplain Canon of St. Paul's. made Ho has a volume of sermons, published Logic and 1882 Good at St. Life," Friday Paul's and smaller some works.

Examining 1884

was

"

"

;

H

WBWWHWMWWI

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O—

I

CB—

W—

—

I

dfflrvespmtcncc. To

Editor

the

Record.

the

the me, you permit through make of your to some columns, the distribution of the Greenough on Funds. It was only the other

medium remarks

out that, Funds are sufferers

Relief the of

the

yet received

as

of

Will

—

Relief found I

I'm off (not George, town to and but) Walkaway, solitary occupant of a carriage, with "Alexander sympathize " Dear

—

says born at educated

dfolumitTHE

TO

Canon Men of the Holland, the Holland, Rev. H. Scott, in 1847Ledbury, Herefordshire, and at Eton at Balliol Cottage,

Concerning Times

SiT,

A

—

:

though nearly by the

day

the

1 1

Greenough some exhausted, flood have not assistance

slightest

from

them. the

Though other collect

Very

Catholic funds

Rev. Father

priests, for the

and

Bourke,

exerted relief

themselves of those

to who

suffered

and collec by the flood, put their general fund for the good of all and sufferers, though the losses sustained by the Catholic at the were priest Greenough estimated at one hundred pounds sterling, much of as yet he has not been the recipient to

tions

as

one

know

opinion thought

the

from the fund. penny of this. Some the reason Brown that Mr. M. that the Rev. P. Long

of relief that be

the

has

been

not

has

Long

but

;

as

the

why

given much

and

an

beg to inform

reason

sufferers, who received was

I

more

the

We

people

oversight,

rev.

gentleman funds, by the next I beg to be,

will time

receive relief

not of have need

Brown, gentleman

rev.

if

that Father of the any half of those the omission

as

Trusting and hoping

it.

are

must had no Mr.

any relief, of it need than the that

do

hear

to a is

share

that of the

distributed,

Sir,

Your

Obedient

XOX Greenough

bept.

Servant.

POPULI.

28th.

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Caulfield

Delia will

.

bourne West at from

province several langu

Broken

who has

no

opposed to of a the tyranny with the sympathy who

is

obliged

by the bayonets

P

to 1852

000 people, wonderful

1877

what

and the

killed

war

killing

of

each

man

Mrs.

of Vanhorn

Jersey,

is

City,

common

a

It

is

in

if

not county, has pronounced because nuisance

time in the first that the State, a

woman

of

the the

„

a

two

wee

Little

that

jury of

not Ohio, long in front of a ago, they "stopped and asked the pro huckster's waggon their contribution for for a prietor Market

at

Cleveland,

The huckster,

home.

a

bigoted

vile,

juice deliberately spit tobacco wretch, of the Sisters. The in the face of one the insult in not resent Sister did good took out hand but her calmly any way, the from and wiping spittle kerchief, " You her face, remarked to the brute for myself, now this have given me :

something witnessing

give me please The bystanders, nrmrlnrvh

Itt

Christian

nf

my poor. the ruffian huckster, and the

the

and

charity

"

tor

humility

baskets

Sisters'

"

urges, infidels"

to

in

to of memorial isolate and relieve, nation. _ed ®f our own recalls

movement, Father Damien,

by

a

nurse

these Mrs.

to

afflict-

Davis

in-

another

martyr-priest Father own times, Boglioh, for fourteen to the years chaplain in New Orleans. Charity Hospital Knowing full well the risk, he administ of religion' to ered the last consolations nursed them till some dying lepers, cidentally of our

last

their

hand.

his

and

died,

same

for

reason

for

French

a

all

cause

colored Our colored their places

English. take to

Churches same

in

brethren the

them with and buried breath, the He contracted disease, two of it about years ago.

age of a recent

who

are

fighting

mother," "Blessin's on that the good,

They

parish have the

as

other

and good

"colored

a

against

the

the that is threatening langu the Gael will be encouraged by of M r. John pronouncement

of the At a meeting Ruskin. the held recently, Edisteddfod,

Booth

presid how he had been travelling ent related lake district a short in the English Ruskin and had met Mr. time before,

for

written

"

-

the

catholic

Paoit AUVGIjr,

G

home

"

Trainer

Smith.

the mountains Promised Land. the against Undulating softly luminous sky, shadowed by the flying and brightened clouds by the June sun, save an wooded where thickly occasional showed clearing paler the darker forest, green against as serene, undisturbed from majestic, the world's a rest beginning, they are From

the

as

lovely

were

rlnnv

1-/%

UCCW

heights trials

of their

eyes,

a

vision

of

hope

VYAU.

JV

Ruskin if lie He asked Mi-. for Wales it would be better thought should die the Welsh language that used instead of it. be and out, English of the art world replied The prophet " The Welsh language is God forbid. There is no of music.the language the about English language genius The Scotch have got all the poetry and the wit, and how we the Irish all got not I do know," Shakespeare

summer a morning, small, It was house. built of rudely plastered with logs and roughly clay. It had a ragged roof and a clumsy Two small windows chimney. gave one

room,

and

clean

On

this

sparely and far

,

morning, the door stood open and the bare floor, arm the bare white the worn table, the battered stools above all, chair, the bed in the corner were flooded with the glory of the day. With such a radiance, that the pallid face indeed, on the pillow and the rosy, sleeping haloed like baby-face beneath it, were on the faces in the picture the wall. —

:

!

darlint

prayers,

!"

She sank upon her pillow, the last word trembling on her lips. With one burst of grief, Rosy threw herself oh her knees. mother! mother! I'll be "Oh, the prayers for I'll sayin' ye. say thim hard an' fast aye, that I will Listen to me, mammy, listen !" And making the Sign of the Cross devoutly, she began. In that from the hour, lonely mountain there went heights, up to God, a child's together agonized —

silent

small

depend for mantaining time is the coming its with cradle and its the

upon race

priest.

Mr.

Balfour

and

!

!

n.nrl

nvn.vfiv

n

m

rvt-.liov'a

onnl

The

J

(

sun shone hot on tlie baby's He stirred in his sleep, struck out with his pink fists, and rolled his head, damp and dark with the curly dews of sleep and death to and fro on the pillow of his mother's pulseless breast. He awoke with a shrill scream. Her mother Rosy sprang up. lay

face.

—

Tim mother

"Oh, ye!

and

still

perfectly

—

Oh,

white. awfully Tim! she didn't

mother,

hear

—

The

ye'll

the

of

Priests

has appeared

letter

following News.

in

Daily

Mr. Balfour's shot at the repu of Clare priests from behiod the safe hedge of the House of Commons is of him. characteristic I invite him to Sir

tation

it of any of them by name where be made the subject of an impar tial Then the English legal inquiry. be able will people to judge for them selves of the kind of information upon which he has made such a reckless

repeat it

can

But

wo know him too well to His slanderous attacks are if not entirely, made within usually, the four walls of the House of Commons. 1 desire then, with yonr kind permission,

charge. expect

to

that.

before

lay

roaders

your

which I honestly believe the motive for his wanton

the

facts

have supplied and venomous

attack.

At

last

the sent

election West general to Parliamemt a Northern Mr. Protestant, Jordan, Mr. rejecting the only local Conser Reeves, popular in vative, by the largest the majority Clare

United East

Kingdom

7,000

—

mVos

Clarn

258.

against

Mr.

t,n

f!n?

vokv

as against Lord nearly large a majority Inchiquin's son, who polled just the same magical 258, the whole Tory and Lib eral Uuionist that in divisioh. strength save All the priests, perhaps one to prove

this

were

rule,

result. for

hear niver

National to

Their

country,

singularly considerable

offences

Tory they

well

from

crime

free

time.

that

when

proclaimed the suppress stepped forward continued since coeicive policy.

have

1 will

there was boycotting and threatening letters where were the that, ous

likely

Again,

they

and the

thwarting,

not

unjustly made to

League,

thwart,

is

thorn.

so

in

engaged

promiuently This

that securing to bo forgotten

the county was and an attempt

!" any sound wore She gathered the baby, in her arms and they wailed together. The sorrow and the terror of and the loneliness those pitiful cries They rang through the green forest and hung echoing in the fairest dell— the birds piped.shrilly at the sound and down the sped shadows the silence of the mountains !

the

Glare.

.

—

"the Truly, they typified and of heaven," and the toils of earth were dwarfed in the face

lovely

Irish

!

!

to weary

encouragement. it seemed to some of So, at least, the dwellers in the valley, who lifted and for fairness, loving eyes to their too that on the heights, often, got, there were manv alas shrouded from that fairness in clouds of saddest care. On the edge of one of those clear from afar, there one ings visible stood,

must

hold

I

WO

"

valley, as the

'

to tired souls.

Church its

Remimber the baby remimber Say the prayers !" The child stood motionless. A look of agony flashed into her determined little face that a would have stirred heart of stone. "Oh, the prayers !" murmured the woman. With convulsive dying she rose in her bed. strength,' Holy now Mother, us and in the pray for our hour of death Rosy, go to the priest— go to the priest in the valley it's wurd to ye my last Say the

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as

!

—

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faith.

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mother!" The little poor creature's a heart thrilled with wild but her thin, child's fear, sweet, voice was clear and steady. She rose from her knees and crept upon the bed. Mother Mammy dear !" she said, coaxingly, laying her dimpled cheek to so the one white and cold. But her mother took no notice. After long she spoke, but so faintly, waiting, she was scarcely heard.

are

Americans

PATH

always be Vergin

Blessid

dove?" "Yis,

Catholic

good Catholics that is enough.

they

the child. war

1

—

there ought to be, and probably will Church Catholic be, a new to erected but if we belonged the col ; ored people we should not wish to see If

?"

repeated Ye ye

!

soon

classed

—

—

She'll be a mother to yez praised an' to the. baby, poor little man Oh, Rosy ye little knowyer poor mother's heart th' ye there, myday! Are

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the alone that See is able to Holy its in every establish land bishoprics where the is English tongue spoken, and lb the world with encompass churches not reared in partibus injidelium, but in of the household the midst of

darlint!

mustn't,

ye

Rosy

me,

Yis,

they be white,

Church."

mind

—

"

gate"

it

—

mustn't

ye

D'ye

Catholics, or red. yellow, of Boston where our section " citizens fellow most do congre

whether In that colored

—

!

in

the city. there as

right

up.

—

—

the

Vaughan preached many years ago in Rome, he brought out with extra this effect too often unnoticed ordinary of the Irish feature character. But for the Irish whole the English-speaking world limits of the beyond the narrow Catholic caste in Great Britiao would be almost Protestant. It is exclusively and to Ireland almost owing to Ireland

the

keep

the

an'

it

—

as colored Church Italian be Church, Americans speak

a

or

must

ye

—

Ye mustn.'t baby. Fer Catholics ye'r —Catholics Catholics /" her voice rose with each repetition—" Ye must niver ferget it. God fergive Up here it's them little of anny they know Ye mustn't be that way, Rosy good.

this project. in the Catholic is the last place to the There is not

Church, and Boston begin to draw one.

Rosy

—

give

in

Bishop

on.

"An,'

!

—

Those

He's a good little He'll be ting. to annyone, throuble wid ye to' care fer him." A longer and the mother's pause, came breathharder her eyes closed. as But she started from sleep and went

their to

!

oblivion

"

Faith

writer

Contemporary —

little

at

regret color line

no

By Sarah

Davis

,

unite

our

for venture

we

spread

tribute to the religious pays the following " zeal of the Irish Ireland is people . to the future of Catholicism what Eng land has been to the world. Protestant Ireland been the Isle of 'the lias always but few Englishmen understand Saints, that in the new world which is springing us the Irish are the missionary, up around In race. a remarkable sermon which

child.

hesitat

respect

minds,

influence in the of the Church.

A Protestant number of the

"

—

describes York under Independent "The Hague Spot of district in Louisi leper and bayou La-fourche, Protestants and Catholics to.

and

express There is

overflowing.

Harding

way

f

ion,

Ireland's

father

—

display

in righteous indigna Sisters, by the contents of his waggon tion spilled him with and drove over the street from the market, and the imprecations in the vicinity loaded hucksters other,

Mrs. Rebecca in the New the heading, the America," on the ana,

With

Catholics. because of our

the

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the

colored

the

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To

"

slowly

motives

of the Poor the Central

Sisters

for

public

volubility

through

passing

the

child.

anguished

wint" said the the syllables, pale hps, stiffly forming he bid me niver to part the childer. Remimber that, Rosy Stay with the darlint! Hev I told ye afore ? baby, 'D'ye mind?" assented the Yis, mother," briefly

Boston, Many estimable people and laymen, are interested clergymen of a Church in promoting the building

a

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As

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two hunters the cabin door. at each There, they paused, looking too full other for speech. Then, one of them over the stepped reverently threshold and the other hastened to the next clearing for help. When it came, the baby was smiling with wet but from the rough eyes kind cradle of the hunter's arms. But poor little Rosy lay face down wards on the floor beside the sheeted dead, her breath "coming in the long, sobs exhausted and of an gasping

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legislation or anyone crimes in

biro,

our

adopted

not of Home Rule. That did policy suit the policy of the Government since crime turned so they upon Coercion; had to he manufactured. Mr. Informer Cullinane was scut about the county

with

in his pay pccket, men into thoughtless young In one of the commission of outrages. these his Head-Constable paymaster, met with his death in the Whelelmn,

and

had laid for edict went the forth that every branch of the National should be League in the whole county who .The priests of Clare, suppressed. had been and persistently successfully branches for the suppression those using of outrage, at being nitnrally indignant .such would not be misuse of power, Mr. Balfour's intimidated. With jails

Cullinane

receive them, end them, from

gaping hunting

aud

to-

his

police

of

end

to

the

held on county, they liave propagating the wholesome of the National principles so much as a solitary Leage, without of neglect their far more of charge and I think duties; important religious I

Mr.

assure

may

that

confidence, of resolute out

government last moment,

the

to

change in their But what filled Mr. Balfour's pf

even

will

altitude to

land

the

that of

thing

the

towards the

it.

Rev.

Very of the

al

than

of

ever

luu

out

facts

Those

a

more

one

at

numerous

account

his

for

attack the of vindictive priests upon Clare and these facts alone can account for for it and I defy or him, anyone ; him, to lay his hand on any blot in their This rnoial or character. religious ;

British surely statesmanship low in the person of the Chief for Ireland. Secretary Perhaps I may two remarks be allowed to add one or so, being has fallen

Mr.

for

more

The priests memories of

the

inherited

and not long inglorious free and political religious their They, with people, fought in the and won their religious rights memorable of 1828. contest They are not going to lie tamely down at the feet of this now when the Tory Government a

for

struggle dom.

and

of larger-hearted policy generous the Literal has them party brought distance at last of within measurable for tho long-desired, well-foughtgoal of National «m

si '?

I

—

iv

vsinr

legislative nlmriinnt

independence. flfirvant.

vv«.ww-

P.P.

P. White,

Examples

soldiers

Phenomena

rious

It

in

beforo

,

pointed

Catalepsy.

out,

as

we

alive

have is

a

than is usually death most The of test supposed. or denemlcd upon, namely, the presence as of absence muscular irritability, other or determined eleclrrcul by is not conclusive. absolutely stimulation, This is shown in the fact that whereas, more

N

of

the fact, that burial

undoubtedly

frequent

occurrence

to the commonly accepted according the loss of muscular irritability theoiy, which is succeeded rigidity, by cadaveric tain of cases arc on is cei death, proof which life has been restored in recordof this, the appearance resumed after or test. be infallible supposed There is the case of Colonel able of his own Ho was

to

Townscud. volition

to

that all the so death closely simulate of that change were usual present. signs this witnessed Dr. George Cbeyno and has recorded it in detail. operation, remained Colonel Townsend apparently half-an-hour. On one dead for fully he the "expei iment occasion

performed

in

the

presence

of three

National Library of Australia

medical

Another

men,

the

of

precaution, company detailed to guard the vault four sentries constantly night, four

its

sides

the

during

'

of six weeks, at the expiration and the box were the successively Sir Claude Wade, who, with opened, had entered the build Runjeet Singh, and taken their places close to the ing,

When,

so

10

see

every

imug, them

before

appeared thon began pouring

servant

the

over

to

as

but figure; any fraudulent

if

sec

as

mis " :

The

to

tear

first seen bag, when by as if it bad been us, appeared mildewed, time. The legs and arms buried some were shrivelled and stiff, of tho body on the the face full, the head reclining like that of a -corpse. shoulder

that

the

"I

then

called was

down

who and

man

medical

the

to

to

he

body exhibited. The

'

hot

arms

and

which

they taking

Lis

relaxing state

rigid

recommenced and water,

then

servant him with

in

Runjeet

Singh

left

to

aid

legs were

his

friction

I his leg, by them to their action j proper restoring time the servant a placed' during which about an inch thick hot wheaten cake, head a tho the on process top of renewed. twice or thrice He which lie

then tho

pulled slopped his

opened of

and

wax

were

a

of his

out

knife

and

mouth

l

ack

(or

(cell),

tinns

several

they exertion the point while and,

clarified

to

to

close his

butler)

the gullet with eyelids for

the

top of his head, the convulsed, body respiration became inflated, nostrils and the limbs began to assume ensued, but tho pulsation was fnlness a natural The servant still perceptible. faintly his of the then ghee 011 put some it. him swallow made and tongue, his

third

time was

to.

violently

described and no the head

is

other

no

in

cause

were

in

R. trade hero

Wise. and

Carpenter

proportion" ralia.l

"

of K

iinnn

that asserts the signs

of

wliip.1l

v

"a

for

in

l'aftl

from and

distinguishable

npi'binlv

"

are

fallacious,"

the

most

he concludes of proof"

satisfactory the

by

given

is

be

putrefaction."be "is to placed upon heart's of the cessation

the

are

is

by

no

all

where

cases

doubt

for

known

is

servants—

into

a

position

They

possible before

sealed

present,

are

little

rationale

of

so

he justifiable. nine out of ten have pronounced

would Townsend

and ;

the

alive,

thoroughly

were

how

Considering either life there speaking, of caution in which the least of

the

or can

eveut

proved. is known very little death, scientifically be an excess hardly

as

dealing for

room

with doubt

cases

\n

exists.

—

Answers.

The

of

Re-Institution

New

South

Wales

"Freetrade

held Liberal" Association lately the style and tone of meetings, a series best be judged of which can by the fact none received that, of all the sneakers, as and marked a reception so flattering Mr. B. R. Wise whose bumptious and have superficiality flippant dislike that ensured him 6uch cordial

that. ness

Sydney gentleman

openly-conducted ho

can

was

get a cheered

once

meeting hearing. to the

Chartist declared which

and

which will make thing Colonies of tho Australia" and reproach all among communities.

South Wales Legislative "Uncle" Assembly recntly Abigail, for Yellow M.P., (member Dog) himself

delivered

the

of

violent

a

to

purposely to the side

of

Orange rally

bis

How

elections.

ctming

meant

leader,

party did

the in Sir

his

"Liberalism," Did he arise and feuds and quarrels

were

in

This echo,

of oppression bad delivered as a Liberal discountenance any

to of

resurrection The nil. was, that

tboso

? Not at quarrels question forward brought at a certain State school there Roman Catholic than Pro and the teachers, Liberal said

more

testant

—

:

He maintained

teachers While he have an teachers moment

that the religions beliefs of school should be linown. public would consider it a wrong thing to undue number of the Houian Catholic in these lie did not for schools, a to Roman in object Catholics proper in

proportion

the

who

man

in the glories he ever signed was for of the Roman civil and Catholics The religious libei the freedom of thought won for ty, man of patient every by long years and culminating in the Reform striving he now to ovei We wishes throw. Billj do not to consider the matter propose fact

is

that

the first petition the emancipation !

from the Protestant or the standpoint, Roman Catholic or from that standpoint, of any other creed j but, it on placing the ouly possible democratic basis, viz.,

good

greatest

the

for

greatest general good to revive the of practices religious ? of The State inquisition question has been 'action towards asked religion in the and the in-evcry country world, writteu in sometimes human answer, has always been "leave to blood, every mun freedom of complete religious belief." In at that answer arriving will

tion

to

Parkes

be for

it

have

martyr-fires wars havo

;

no

them

tho New

number,

and

at

driven

publicly

Liberal

truly In

be

Religious

Tests.

The

to profess their really and Co. Parlies divorced from

a

by-word

a

This

physicians Colonel of Lahore to both very

Fakir

they

yet

and

re-placing the dark

"

emphatically science medical at action in such cases

to book that hasty

never

dead

death so

who

his of doiug a thing is the most towards important step New South Wales back in acres of tvrannv and rolibiona

Premier

Probably

be

special patient

which

the

They

to belonged bygone ages from which the Liberals and that England, he,

follows

it

autopsy

simulated may he closely and the understood, is suspended animation

can

easy death

to been subject the greatest possible and as the exercised, time the precaution, longest be allowed to should elapse be or interment

under

the has

in Parkes, treat the matter? that -religious say

—

permitted."' The conditions

a

so

of

have of

taking np a position similar exactly of the old Tories to that whom the oldtime Liberuls overthrow. Sir Henry " of the the leader Parkes, Freetrade " and Liberal" the broad-minded party,

Orangemen the

-

are

utterly have

Henry

there is where the

as

—

driven those leaders but Sir Henry

harangue,

have

to

seizures cataleptic care be should sorest

the

condition

a

of vitality. persistence " In shot, it is by no means to demonstrate the occurrence and as is commonly supposed, in

of

since

longer distinguishable with inconsistent

means

no

and

action

respiratory movements; of these to so low reduction they

says,

apparent

the

aro

they have thus be their men

—

death of

cold welcome accorded Mr. B. eyes of the " Free-

re-awakened, masters becoming supposed to servo.

111

persecution " Mother the

that

occurrence

No reliance,"

"

that

death"

apparent

with

the

quarrelling

succeeded

first

large

'

was

that

to

In'

Radical, intention

commonly

coming

Wise

re-opened for the welfare of Australia indispensable to die out should be left as as -speedilyThe old and, we had hoped, maybe. between Dutch William forgotten quarrel and the Pope has been deliberately called into arena to the political the help to Freetrade party keep their slippery of Government; and grip on the reins the sectarians, now their thirst having

position.

Dr.

an

which

Liberal" Association lie is the tho be has hour; wilfully an old feud which it is

liberalism.

by any decom

of

Mr.

the received

comparison

'statesman,",

that

iu

at ai applause Liberal" meeting this and for thing, Men who had: grown service of the Freetrade

reason.

grey

—

some

he succeeded iu until ojening second", the when quite them, eyes appeared and glazed. motionless " for After the cake had bten applied the

grave with

curved it had

its

which

in

been, so as rubbed then

originally "He

ghee

great by inserting

ears

his left hand open with with his forward right the of 'which tongue

upward,

position

after

his

between

his jaws holding drew the tongue the in course flew

with

cotton ;

and which

nostrils

a

trance

or of catalepsy indication than

reason

come

which

body, no in pulsation did, or the arm. There the heart, the temples, a heat about the region was, however, which other of the brain, no part of the but

disinterred body when quite corpse-like, being

that

geutle-

mo

attending ths inspect discover could

in

days

had

man

with

cases

"

I

detected,

ten

a

—

article

an

Freetrade and because be bad done

in

"

practices

by Lieu

recorded which

in

he

greeted and

frantic

"

into

conld

to proposed Runjeet Singh open the bag and have a view of the body before any perfect of resuscitation were means employed. " did so; and may here 1 accordingly

be

with

at bo detected could pulsation It bo or at the arteries. may well of in view of such asked, possibilities how suspended animation, physicians death has occurred can be positive-lbat

was

object

narrated does not

is

water

warm

my

is

case

had

we

circumstantially authenticated,

Boileau, buried for

other

vault

Douy, what

exhibition

and covered masonry of and strictly slates stone, largo the toll and guarded ; subject that be was Lieutenant Boileau ready to an of a twelve to submit interment month's dura ion,, if desired. the appearance of In all those cases as

a

so

strongly alone.

tenant been lined

was

and

so

stand

lock,

in

Myste

the

oe

and

in placed padlock,

a

the

in

witnessed." This case,

put

—

Strange

collision

at

first

—

contracted, and right

ANIMATION.

SUSPENDED

Resident

British

final

a

gradually the from

16.

August

Miltown-Malbay,

of Lahore, who at the instance weeks, as attested by Sir

mud above the built np with fastened with the Rajah's senl.

bathing

j

j

is

applause tho platform lately wrote,

election.

general greeted

;

wooden box was in a cell deposited the middle in of a square brick vault, was of which but ouo every aperture bricked while the remaining door up,

remark

information.

Balfour's of Clare have

travellers

patrolling whole period.

tucii

fully

this

day

wild contradict this risk of being treated

can

the of the boxx being time the of the voice, not to recovery opened, hour could have more half an than the and in another half-hour elapsed with and those Fakir talked myself like him freely, a about though feebly, and we then left sick person him, con had been no fraud or that there vinced

of Loodhiann, in 1837. case authenticated thoroughly of a class is but one however, facts known to Anglo-Indians

Court

As

the in replied the Fakir with invested and superb pair of gold and silk, pieces of uauslin

From

"

Fakir

of Runjeet Singh, Claude the Wade,

and

IUMBMIMM

the of that racial top-note aud religions the death of which hate, would be llie doom of New South Wales trade- >tbat Foreignhate on religions which Parkes has ever and traded, which lie and his friends are endeavour of the ing to- make the slogan

tinction.

an

of this

illustration

six

for

—

to

tut

ueu

suppressed ot Care

Killaloe, being into the open,

branches

before, at the

yiuiiiv

"

was

buried

was

"

mnir-

of on

magazine,

English re-sonnded

Singh

and bracelets, is a shawls whatcalled and forming conferred such a& is usonlly by khelat, of dis the Princes of India on persons

llie

Vicar-Gencr-

Dinan,

of

came

statement, iv

Dr.

diocese

of them— the heads

League

case

was

known of the

was the Fakir into a linen bag, the bag was with a wooden box, fastened

no

why

round

nfler

appearance ? Because

;

best

the

and

his

?'

Runjeet

and affirmative, necklace a pearl

condi

right

now "

exist.

The

which, of similar

effect

iu the past of the priests

some

districts,"

tho

National

for

continue may when the period

—

overflowing cup wrath us against was that "on information re when declared iu his in he ceived" place for Ire the House as Chief Secretary

'

tions

In

cairied

if

functions" indefinite

the

entire with twenty years

Balfour, his uncle's

me

of a condition to be dead body, liable disinte speedily and of chemical by the operation grated physical agencies." that euch It is also apparently a fact " of all vital cessation the apparent

Immediately

colour,

round

'

the

in

the organism

dilated,

close recognizing Runjeet Singh sitting to him, in a low, articulated, sepulchral Do you believe tone, scarcely audible,

were

leave

the afterwards and recovered the when Fakir,

minutes

natural

their

"It is certain quite "Physiology": that an of all the cessatiou apparent functions vital may lake place without that entire loss of vitality which would

Government,

few

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