The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-27

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this humiliation necessaIy to make him true ami
festation Of humanity and sign Of hts deposition to
arising fism the manifestations Of poser In faith
hope charity the culture and Of human
human eye Christ had seemed dierent there would Be-
NO place for christian hope In the world. We would
have no example Of the virtue Of doing well to those that
ungratefu and wicked rne object OF the gospel Is
TO restore beings that fallen and lift theVs up
holiness There must be training and strengthening of
human weaknsss and there provision for tus in che
gospel The light Is from heaven. but is not the full
hsnt-t y not the perfect day but II shines 10 the
%aoss o. does Sos compel ms to good but
and find the whole In ls discipline Ia necessary to
strengthen our faith hope and charity Tas latter
sits not In doing good to the thankful but In being
compounded With the other tvo-aith 10 after reward
hope Of glory and to wards the
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his fellow man Every man, too, must lead the lie OF
hope, else he had better not live ALL It the chief
becomes prison and with 1t prison beoometh, it
were palace It s very true that hope is natural to
Of temporal things that Chri,t INDUCED in. Il vas
hope coDjoined with faith. Without that, hope
!. htful and leaves men naked on the border Of
the grave The goepe has made the path Of human
life upward one, and those who participate fully
in its divine precepts are happy and blessed indeed
life But how few those who do really feel that hap
pinees for our natures are fnGrm but still discipline
and practice Will snabens to have faith hope and chart
IT, love towards Gsd and Not the partial and feeble
emotion but noble sterling principle Gods love called
Ill things into being and when the human sinned
He showed mercy, and should show mercy those
who ain sganst Ms That is true Christianity and We
In that practically display faith hope and charity Dr.
Rgby concluded BY offering up short prayer, after
which collect made. DR. Berrisn then offered
up the regular which precede the ceremonas Of
the sacrament, which were Afterwards gone through.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES
filed with fervent congregations from daybreak in
the morning. An ordinary was celebrated every
hsur, from 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, up to IL, NJ.
At st. Patricks Cathedral there was grand Pontidcal
High Mass, at which His Grace Archbishop Hughes
oCiated a. high priest, assisted by the Revs John
Laughlin, J. r. Bsyley, j. C0meIford Thomas Mulvino
with train Of acoytes and altar assistants The grand
altar was lighted with about ono hundred to wering
taper and the swelling anthem Of the magnificent organ
combined with the solemn devotional feeling Of the
assembled people, calculated to produce very
Ing impression At the conclusion Of the High Mass the
Rev J. R. Bayley assembled the pulpit and preached
very eloquent suitable to the great festival The
clergyman attached to the church ocated ct vespers
In st. Marys Church, the masses commenced at 4
O'Clock in the morning. and celebrated ALSO every
hour until eleven in the fore noon Tho altar Of this
church lighted by one hundred wax candles The
decorations were grand Tho statues Of the Virgin
Mary and Of st. Joseph standing each side Of the
rSAHl and ~lorvo
cent wresths Of flowers placed the altar between
them Over the altar were placed four large angel figures
e Ss
the end Of the church inscription in large frosted
Letters, GLORY to God high !" and above this in the
front gallery extending on both sides and the end was
the following inscription he letters being made of
greens Let the heavens rejoice and the earth leap with
Joy ut the sight Of the Lord for he hath GOMEZ The
columns twelve in number) which support the gallery
we're .ntwined With eyergreens small green tree was
in each Of the Windows and the walls Of the church
were also tastefuy decorated with evergreens and in
scriptions
which the Reverends William Starrs Dominick j. Tex-
cheria and John Carroll oficisted The Rev. Mr. STAIRS
Ocated at vepers at half past three O'Clock In the af
terAoon We have heard that Is much hundred
dollars collected in this church the support and
education Of orphan children
In the French church Of st. Vincent de Paul, Canal
Ssss, julius cSareion, and Peter Bssouie ofacatsd
sa e. sa H aRS
large and most respectable congregation assembled
The Reverends Joseph Muller Max LeimgI uler. J. G.
rutland. R. Kleineidam. and j. B. Duffy, ofaciated at
mass There was Q sermon, in the German language,
which seemed to produce deep effect upon the congrs
cation
TURNOUT OF EXPRESS WAGONS.
The employees Of the various express companies In the
city enjoyed themselves 1t Elm Park Christmas day.
In the manly exercise Of ball playing They Afterwards
sst down to sunptuous dinner and returned to town
nvgorated by the exercises Of the day Tho turnout f
horses and wagons in their usual ne plus ultra style
We noticed
The Australian Exrees wagon Of Berford & Co., drawn
BY very fine team Of three hories driven in the tandem
style.
ThIee wagons, belonging to Adams s. Co., each drawn
by team Of four black horses.
Three wagons Of Wells Co., with four horses.
Two wagons Of Kinsey & 90 with four horses.
Two wagons Of Harnden Co., with four horses.
One wagon, OF Dudley's Northern Express with two
horses.
One wagon, Of Milss Express, with two horses
The reins handled with such grace that Pheton
himself would have enved the happy whips
Court Charlottesville Day.
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