Dublin, June 27.
The Pay decorations are still ldying in Dublin but the vast army lof Euchaa Congress pilgrims has disappeared during the night. Ships and trains bore them away to distant lands and to-day the great exit is almost complete save for those visitors who intend to holiday in*Ireland, Reports have reached Dublin that igrims returning to the six north-fern counties were attacked, but though many railway carriage wine dows were broken by a hail: of stones, it is stated that there were no. serious injuries, "The seven liners, which acted as
Jduring the Congress, have all salle floating hotels in the Dublin bay crowded with pilgrims who are returning to America, Italy and Kingstown, July 3.
Perheps the warmest farewell lever accorded to a foreign dignitary departing from the shores of Ireland was given to-day when the Papal Legate, Cardinal Lauri, began ig return journey to Rome Escorted' by a detachment of cavalry wearing blue and gold uniforms, Cardinal Louri was driven to the quay through streets lined with dense crowds. As he aproached, the expectant multitude knelt, on' the wayside and received the Papal Legate's blessing.
His Eminence, obviously pleased with the demonstration, smiled as hho boarded his steamer. "The vessel, which had been specially chartered for his use by the Government of the Irish Free State, was beflagged.
Aboard the of the steamer the Cardinal was hidden farewell by Mr. de Valera and fellow Ministers and the Archbishop and Lord Mayor of Dublin, all of whom Knelt to receive his, blessing.
Amid the booming of guns, a roar of cheering from the quay and the" inging, of "Come, Beck, Erin," the ship set sail, whi aeroplanes in the form of a dipped, over her in salute and the to the Holy Father to tell him the wonder of the loyalty of this island to the Church.'—Reuter. aircrarr snow ar
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