The  General's  letter  wiu  duly  notified  to  the  new  bisliop  of
Citfton,  Dr.  BurgeMH,  as  alito  the  arrirnl  of  tiie  Rev.  '11)oi»u
Crowthcr,  ou  2£th  July.  Ilia  lord§hip's  <^nd  vicar  replied
on  the  followiug  duy,  that  tlic  bishop  hud  other  rivurs  iw  to
that  mmioa ;  but  would  give  them  both  eniploymcut  else-
where.  F,  O'Uonncll  sent  a  reply  three  days  later,  a  eA^
d'^mre  of  the  kind,  ia  which  he  modestly  states  the  con-
Rciciitiou«  perplexity  of  reconciling  with  hi><  vow  of  otKilicuec
tbe  abandonment  of  a  nost  assigned  to  him  by  liis  (icitcml,
until  he  recdvcd  bis  onlers,  to  irhom  he  wuuiil  forward  the
oorrcspondcnco  without  delay.  On  2nd  Augtist  P.  O'Doittiell
had  to  make  nit  cxetiraion  for  a  few  days,  lenving  his  aif«it>taiit
at  the  ehapcUhouse.  During  his  absciioc  the  ^n^aud  ricor
called,  charged  the  as«istiiut  not  to  obey  his  sii)KT[or,  who  on
his  return  on  Saturdiiy,  71h  of  August,  wjus  servt-il  with  tlw
bishop's  command  to  surrender  the  premises  and  llie  care  of
the  mission  to  the  Rev.  Williitm  Cullinau,  under  pain  of
suspension.  Of  course,  he  submittal,  under  protest,  nud  was
immoiK-d  at  once  by  the  Qcnerul  to  a|ipcar  before  the
ngregation  of  the  Propaj^^nda.  Leaving;  Knghuid  on  Kth
ptcmber,  ho  reached  Rome  ou  the  S^iid.
