The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14
opened in the cathedral in this city In the presence of
several Thousand spectators The PROCESSION moved from
the residence Of t7e Bishop, in Lydigs street, at 10

several Thousand spectators eptoceszpn from
the residence Of TIE Bishop in Lydips street, at 10
80 ..-6 Thurifer. s.a.t. . +
49, = ~l.-..... Cross Bearer. -.-..., ~
Acolytes. --' ~ -
- :, !, Reverend Clergy, In supplies s,.
Chanters.
Ohciating Deacon and sub Deacon. /.
Assistant Priest.
MEN Deacons OF Honor. i
. .H Is Right Reverend Bishop.
and Attendants Crozer Mre aud Book Bearers Master
: and Assistant Master Of Ceremonies.
The chan,ers assisted by the clergy sung the psalm
g ns ~, Sn seS forth a
solemn tones. AZ as the clergy had taken their
places in the sanctuary, the pondca mass commenced
the following onicers:- .-..
Rev. Father NcFlroy, S. j., Archdeacon.
Rev. John Cory and Rev. p. Havermans, Deacons OF
Rev f. r wadhams Officiating Deacon.
Rev. John ludden, Subdeaeon.
Very Rev J. J, Conroy, v G., Matter OF ceremonie'
Rev. Thomas DAILY, Assistant do. do.
Rev. Thomas Roran, Thurifer. 49,,
Rev. d. Mclaughlin and Rev Cornelius Fttzpatrick,.
Acolytrs
Rev. NJ sheehan, Cross Bearer.
Rev. i. CahiIl Crozer Bearer. "i
Rev. Thomas kevenny, Book Bearer . =,
Reyi1h. Noethen, Rev. j. Furiong, ana heV NJ 'u'h
Chanters IN.
music for the mass most effective and fully sustained
the reputation the Cathedral choir end the organ!s
was held aftei mass when the procession again formed
and returned 80 Size episcopal residence. rst.s
49,. - rHR MoRM0Ns IN IRELAND. =.
from the Belfast News Letter, Sept. %
Three Mormon preachers mt present on visit to
Belfast their object being to propagate their scanda
lous doGmas amongst our people, who have, with few
exceptions hitherto refused to entertain them One Of
the delivered discourses in the Victoria Hall
Sunday the 10th instant and again as Wednesday.
On yesterday evening Sunday another sermon was deli
vered in tile place, and at the close the preacher
announced that there would be baptism the OF
the evening. gentleman who was present through
curiosity and whose word we can place every re-
lance has communicated to us the particulars OF the fol-
lowing disgraceful AT about halfpast eight
O'Clock in The evening" while every object still dis
ncty visible and when very large number OF respecta-
BILE persons OF both sexes enjoying pleasant walk
along the quays the preacher with three females,
Of whom was accompanied II is believed, by her
husband proceeded to the timber pond near Prince
Dock denuded himself OF all his clothing except pair OF
drawers and then walked into the water and awaited the
females who had atred themselves as II for bathing.
Taking of them by the hand he immersed her in the
water, at the same time pronouncing the name of the
Blessed Trinity. Az she up he whispered some
thing in her ear, to which she replied II she were
taking an OATH but what she said inaudble to the
spectators. The proceedings were gone through
with the Others and all the parties out of the
ter The females dressed themselves ime iatey but the
preacher removed the of clothing he had on,
presented himself the large crowd that had assembled
In state Of perfect nudity and turned round two or
three times before dressing The indignation Of the
pie great and several gentlemen present expressed
nately no violence was attempted upon the micreant