New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

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then had better force him altogether away Surely wa
should be silly give him little ci,y
after the experience We have had. No No! No nors
Pope at all
The movement Of 1891 would have been satisfied wi,hs
constitution given by Austria 1881 would have been salts
fled with few reforms. las demanded the Unity of Italy
So all has been progress from 1871 to Isis The move
ment must be yet more progressive.
Rome is the proper capital of Italy. Venice Genoa
Florence Boogne Naples, Palermo have their glores but
Rome stands unriyaled. Rome-Jm wittom P1p
BrayOl.
The Padre then pronounced benedicton.
Laying the Corner Stone OF a Catholic Church.
Yesterday afternoon the ceremony of laying the Corner
Stone of the Catholic Church of St. Stephen the Martyr wu
performed by Archbishop Hughes in Twenty eighths,
corner of Lexingtonav. -Four o'clock the hour ap.
pointed and by that time great crowds collected
around the place The Archbishop however did not ar
rive until after o'clock, and although there cOnnu
Gus cold misty rain very few of the multitude away
though they appeared very impatient. The Archbishop
came accompanied by Right Rev. DR. OCOnnor, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa; Rev. DR. Cummings the Pastor, and some
other clergymen.
The style of architecture of the Church is Byzantine
Norman Gothic The ed6ce is the third in size of the
Catholic churches in the city, being only surpassed by the
Cathedral OfS Patrick and the German Catholic Church
Third Itsstuated the north side of Twenty eighth st.
l2s feet front from Thrdav The Architect is Mr. Ken
wick The width of the Church is IS feet and its length
feet and will comfortably 1000 persons There
is also standing room for four or five hundred in the side
ST. is be of cut stone IS feet wide and IS feet high with
seven highly Ornamened pOrches tracered windows pima
Giles and ireed holdings broad flight Of steps feet
interior is to be divided by columns and arches into three
ases with galleries in the side aises The ceiling will DO
grained and ribs racered with rich foliage bosses The
north end will be finished by semicircular projection
containing the sanctuary which will be raised nine steps
above the floor of the building
The high altar will be OF marble, richly carved and the
screen above the altar will rise hight with coumnS
traceries pnnacles and statues The windows which light
the church will have rich stained glass borders with
eed centers On the east side of the church there will DO
transcript aisle forming octagOna chapel 3
feet square which will be separated from the church bys
bronze railing The chapel will be lighted by stained glass
windows and will have richly groined ceiling which
will much enhance the beauty and architectural effect OF
the chancele end of the church high basement aiordng
ample room for schools or lecture rooms will extend be
meath the whole church and chapel In the of the
church there will be four rooms for sacres and offices
lot of ground 95 feet front by 90 deep lies between the
church and Twenty ninth ST., where il is the intention 10
build Pastors residence and school at some future time
At the commencement of the ceremonies yesterday hs
company walk ed up the aisle to temporary shed which
was erected the south end OF the building where tho
Archbishop, also DR. OCOnnor and the other Clergy
men, robed themselves in tie vesments worn by Priests
the Roman Catholic Church on those occasions
The antiphun " Ecce SacerdOs Magnus' was sung by
the choir led by Mr. Jeutz, the organt Of St Stephens
Church The ed Psalm Guam delecta tabernacua tua
Domino" chaunted, the Archbishop and the other
clergy joining The procession then formed preceded
by servors dressed in red and we
SUPPLIES, all joining singing in the following Auditorium
nostrum i'm nomine Domino" and also Domino Sancts
Pater Eterne Deus
When the procession arrived the end of the church op
poste the altar the Archbishop took rowel with which
On the stone which had been prepared he figure ofte
cross sprked il over with holy water and blessed il IN
noInne PATHS ct fill et spirit sancti" On the stone
an inscription setting forth the year in which il x4
who was Pope Archbishop President ofthe United Sais
Mayer of the City and pastor of the church There Va
fixed in the stone and covered translation of the ID
of Christ by ST. Bonavenure published III black letter
Venice in 1901.
The Litanies were then sung and prayer offered up
The Bishop then placed some mortar the stone and then
the l26h Psalm, Nisi Dominus was chaunied, whenns
stone was laid in IFS place with the prayer In fde Jesa
Christi coocamus" &c. The mason set the stone andrs
Archbishop sprinked with holy water, repeating rs
Psalm "Aspergas me Domino" and then was sung ~
Psalm Miserere" The procession moved round the walls
Of the church. the Bishop sprinkling holy water as b
passed on still repeating the Psalm "Aspergas me Doe
ne" as before In this way the procession returned to "
place whence they had first proceeded Here there w
some prayers offered up the l2st Psalm was ehaDnsl
and the HYMN OF "Nen Creator Gptime' sung -
Rev DR.. Cummings then came forward in front Of "
emporary erection, and preached the following ser'Un
city God God hath founded forever ~ ,rs-
have to si s9 ssh Oh Ia p.
earth; thy night hand full Of Justice et Noun.
II, il Hi. -, La
These beautiful words dearly beloved in Christ cos
;,b firing M erance our thoughts and feelings OF
~; ausTicious day AT the same time the inspired song
the ROYAL Psalmst shows good cause and gives ln
son for our rejoicing. We have heard OF merces 'os
saed 10 our brethren in the faith, and we have draw
ace and strength from the pleasing tidngs But nov
ourselves, humble and unworthy as we are oehoy no
fri,s NJ mercy brought own threshold ara Al
hall gainsay Us IT, lifting up heart and voice we oss
LID ~ Hosts We give praise 10 Him for tbs new
that in accordance with His pledged word lie a3a IA
His holy temple, and keepeth the cry @hcn - tsl
fmrded forever The solemn and mysterious rites al
time bonored Liturgy which performed TO haIv
lofty ministers in which fathers worshpped
ar now nerformed in our midst 10 bless the foundauV
This our humble but not less holy temple Inc sa kls
dotaI invocation and choral response wnose, I'D
,br;1ied the heart and enivened the faith OF -
assemblies has just died away upon .. o nas
W. hove the dignifed cadence of that ahH4.~ rrs
song though chanted indeed in an "unXnoNn syysyl
VI we take pride in that majestic Latin oefNe
~, IS ub;cb we understand, although the soeha az
pa familiar 10 our hearths and homes IL IS NJ ~ sr
,n9ne lint we love it because II was the tons, forrs
ber when she was young, and she has never 20 sss
49,, Il because she has never yet grown od "sssnes d
' - f ,be merces we have heard OF IN inc ~ HAyl
Pr ~ nerated Shepherd Of our souls, whom I lsoaI
Gbast hath placed Bishop 10 RUE tne ChI Nag
S >, he nudge of the faith among US Inc DE- ,s ss
a.u mon us BY him gives new strength 70 our .Ss
SUI. SUI NOS 10 our hope because we know ma our ain
ADDS WHY ,b the sacerdoal hand We rejoice to see ~
besses I'd md adorned with the robes ofhssacred oms
near ;;. of his exalted dignity-yenerated emu ~
e n odern men look at with puzzled astonishmsn|
WIZ announce the presence Of an authority oioe
tr IAN that empires, kingdoms and nsT+has
y; whose presence Prince, and Cesar. Consul ana se
Raron and Chief have loved with hllai reverence w. ~
I'd with no idle fear There is one God one hh oHs ~
t;sm one shepherd and one fold, to which we haSs rs
with tender affection through good ana e'u soP''"