New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

have tsken quite liking % judging from the NJ Der
Of them uhO Up BY The in TIL evening 40 -
turn in the morning Between Poughkeepsis and New
Bsnb on the banks II the Hu5-0n the residences
OF . rum bsrof 81 Howlsn1 Van Rensselaer,,
together With many Of lsssr These estates have
Their PoreI Ldges and noble arks 10 true fsudA siye
II Is however pleasing circumstance 10 De here shown
that the pubic benecOr has not been forgotten II the
distribution Of The worlds g-ha the pepPi- have not
waited TIL bis death TO appreciate his value and then 70
erect The marble shan 1pon his grave bat hat, Wnle
lvrg substantial r-uTn for bis nsppTeciabis 81
vice. have BEEN bestoEe 81 upon him Eier though II
bs-;fr ,esiee7c 70 ~ p-1fa.-or M which rear is
stately front tie Hudson With fine estate and suffers
nothing by p.ris0n with its neghbors the Patrsons
Of uiso rare psls'is homes And he sit con
trtedy down ar await the and yellow Of bis life
May bis case be no solitary instance
Poushk, epsie would with souls Of The genl
inc stuff Beside good host Of the Exchange and rs
family, who have been so prAiseworthiy unr-mttns u
their attentions 10 the sck and distressed, instance
came undermy own immediate observation, on Monday
evening that would undoubtedly Interest your readers
Wine awaiting the g. NJ. tren fr5n Albany heard
q woman suddsDly cry out:
~JohD John have found the child have found
the chill"
suyposrg it was soething in connection with the ls's
melsIchoy boat dast-r vsrtured 20 inquire when
the an related 10 ne he following story
My Sir is William RELY, and | am native OF
Ireland grated to this country ur years ago
For two years / struggled on in Neglork, vany AZ,
trrtipg 10 make both ends raeet Finding useless
determined 20 90 South where had relatives who prom
is' 20 do well by was very poor, ard had we
snd child dependent Ny brother who lived neie
blessed in children my wife and were 10th 70 part
with her but poverty hard master and We leit her
about year after beard that my brother had been
kec by the explosion Of rocks, ald tbs cbAd vas then
i, the Of ny sister in law, suppose for could
never hear ythng Of child ar. About two months
sitter heard o. brother death We Also saw the name
Of II sister IN law in A newspaper drowned still We
h,sfd nothing Of the child Finally, week ago
We ssd that " would ind her and having saved ftle
L cusy We came from Richmond, Va 10 New YORK ir'n
vitnte came here this morning We have been
seaIcLnR here all day ana could hear nothing oil or
child We called her Lizzie. AlmOs, crazed' we were
just returning 10 New York hey TAD tner ucSs 10Y me
g5 + " trsin intending 10 advertise her-Eben foriu
natty, my wife got into conversation With this lady Poin
Ing 10 young LADY Standing hear'l ana toid hsr
troubles, when the stranger wished her not TO De
alarmed she recollec,ed the whole facts as they oc
Cured and that the child now wing with friend
and well cared for next door 20 Der own residence"
To dtscTibe the rapture Of the parents would be alto
gether sDpeuOus They had heard nothing Of their child
for whole Years They had left in the care OF poor
but kind relatives and those guardians had both been sud
denly tsken away But the child had been provided Tor
poor woman had taken it as her own and, though ooged
labor hard for her daily bread she always had the bit
"snd the sup for little Lizzie saw the meeting Of the
parents with their Ost One-nOw an interesting little g OF
Six suu mers-apd as n ey strained her TO their they
cried You shall leave again till you set out for
Heaven" They cid know how 10 express their graft
tude to the good woman who had 60 kindly cared for lit
"tle Lizzie bright gem 10 r rough setting
The corner stone Of Catholic Church was laid here
this afternoon by Archbishop Hughes assisted by Priest
Iierdon the Pastor, and Rev Roggiere Cauvin, OF HO
bOken Pozzo, ONeale, Kelly, and number OF others.
9b building has been dedicated to St Peter IL IS 20 be
an ADDITION the old Church the back and when finished
il Will resemble in shape-the upper part representing
the old edce TIE building is Of BRICK and is under the
management Of John Walsh, Architect, Of New York Il
will be- when completed IS feeby 50 with two wings at the
further end Of Is feet each There two Catholic
Churches in the District, and about 900 Catholics.
The ceremonies commenced by the Rev gentlemen sur
rounding sort of altar on which were candle sticks books
ana other articles This altar situated beneath large
white which fixed against the outside Of tbs old
church. The services mtnced with various Latin
ctaunts from b. priests after which in their robes and
he ATClb lslO IN IN
crozier borne before him. they in procession to the
where the stone WAS to be laid. The onaning
meLCed and continued for some time during which
the s5ih Psalm, and Others chaned Latin. After
the chanting, and other Latin passages from the
kubrie, hao been gone through tie stone vas laid.
The box which inclused in the stone Of
zinc and contained the cate Of the erection of the church.
the Of the Archbishop and the President of the
Uiittd States, Together with newspapers and coins
After laying the tne, the Archbishop turned TO the
large assembiage SONS 1900 in number some OF whom
wee kneelng, and said
pTestubed iOIns Of the ritual TIRE Of ed
fee to be erected 10 tie honor and glory Of Almighty God
il IS Tor on TINS auciols occasion to ies tn Il IS an
evidence that Jon hre inetasng III numbers aud IN ze.
Bot few years ago and one priest suiced for the few
Catholics that Scattered between New YORK and Al
baDy and II was noble ache sement OF the les cat
eled children Of the faith when they erected upon this
lcAuiul summit yon little edhce
il may be a matter Of curiosity TO know why
uch ceremony is used this and like occasions Per
laps may to some tArcics and absurd that these
chants used and that sprinkle these stones with hO
have Specification II " ola not have been necessary
when Adam, The first II gh Priest placed upon earth
cOnsecrate thing 10 Gods service ali the
inhabitants pure aud free from sin But man.
ia his 81. from his primal innocence dragged down all
ture with him, and a cure was pronounced even on
the ground; and instead Of reapng his Overho wing
CToEs, man has 20 toll strive for q 8 anty
subsistence Hence the rhbshop conceived the apprO
lisenes5 Of setting apart rion OF the earth Tor Gods
stryIce and Grating II thereto This idea the
main topic Of his remarks. After some elaborate msa-
Ihyscs disqusons he the conclusion Of his "a
marks said There another why these ounds
tons FL oud be blessed and that H. because tas ed
fee ouI the spread of Truth and Divine Ch.r for
these purposes has been erected by the cont but3ns
tie poor. Permit 20 conclude by hoping that y0u will
CoLf ue On in the good work thus begun IL Is only
benefit you but The children that after yOn
Htre ihf, ugh lie Will you all the consolAons Of
cur Holy Church and here az death viii YOU roosiye all
the advantages which exsani in the whole Catholic
Church.
Tie large audience then dispersed.
IN closing my letter il would b. grsa. omission II
did not pay deserved tribute 90 the u Mr Vincent
aId Giniy, Of The Exchange Hotel When the uufor-
;unae sufferers by the Empire catastrophe BROUGHT
WHAT 10 front Of bis house be Immediately threw Opsn
is doors them III his family tearing Up bindsges
making saIyes and nstering 10 the wants Of "a naked
and suffering and through TIE night all the family sad up
with the dead and dying. Many Of the passengers were
smost uskeo with the p0n OF blankets aud sheets
wrapped around their persons. hrs ncsnts stock Of
bolnets-vhch ty the way was no small oue-Eas en-. /
rtly Al susd ia sup lying The wants Of the ladies' Thus
~ The hungry clothed the naked, and al through
iday ard Mrcay, WHEN order had been restored = the
house the landlord kept stationed ~ the foot Of tbs
stairs 10 prevent persons going up and disturbing the
J anerts.
RE E1charge Hotel is situated on tho banks Of the
Hudson and cOntieuCus 20 the railroad and steamboat
,foITrg places; the scenery from It's windows is Of /
H. most beautiful description and the cool breeze from
f-..H.