New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
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EPi'osP0 aa'jis Ts,s,s. :. Assa, s.a,s s''p' Primo
A,slstennbu, Omnibus: Ep.i copin. Proyincls.
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ssnctil.te sui Pio. Mono. POn,.sce. MsSimo
re. Sabsrs.ase aissis pis: Sac,siiis, ds supr.m,
JSoso buchanan
Slstum. Neo Eborsi. ksIsrts
Et p,ni,e . Tieuaas.
eunuo Msaistrstu Fursents.
Jaaobc. aeaVick r.. Guieimo. aodrg1s
A chtects
p s-Hoc Coutislt Lsi.is Paacia Die6us. A. Re de,..
Ysfe MIarda sc1eet DsPo,ioIe tan. 2Ise In Pf1;.to
ssqac insiiotSr mo@e1tspts Rel..s ia:-iseaar
h a Pop: s s Fvs
AuteD Ad. Finem EsIcem Psriaciam Sf Maxine Debe,gr
Cyr. W. Field
The Cornerstone was then lowered and placed in
It's true position. The 3Oth Psaln was then surg.
"Haye mercy cn me, Lord, according to the mutt
Htude Of, thy mercies" &C. The Archbishop and
other prelatss then proceeded along one.hd the line
Of the foundation wall spril king the sand with holy
water ard at the same time rgng the 86h Psalm,
"Her foundations are the holy mouniains." After
prayer and singing al antiphon, Eternal peace frcR
"the Eternal to this house and everlasting peace &C.,
The procession then proceeded over the remaining aes
Of the foundation walls al the time singing an-
other antphon and the 2 ST Psalm: rejoice in those
things which were said to me" The Archbsho2, OF
arriving again at the cornsr-stona repeated another
prayer end sarg the Teai Creat0y" Come Hb,y
Ghost, Creator Of mankind, &C., after which .vo
pretcribed prsyas were sung by the Archbishop and
to the sard where the services were concluded
by solemn pSntifcal bsredioto2 being pronounced
AID the TIE Deum surg.
Bishops Bailey of Newark, NewJerseyi Fitzpatrick
Of Boston Mass. Laughlin of Brooklyn, G,oesbiend
Of Burlington, Vermont McClssky of Albany,
3scon of Portland lisinei MCFARLAND Of Hartford,
Conn, each attended BY his own chaplain, vieaGen'
ersl Stan1, Of this city. Rev. Alfred J. Daymsn,
hohsr Of tie gallant captain Of II. B. NJ. steamship
Gorgon and about 900 of hs clergyman Of his diocese,
principally Of this city assisted Archbishop Hughes,
and made verY imposing appearance
Iolics forca Of 20 men were on the ground, under
the command Of Drll Master Ssrgeeas Wsserbur.s
and proved very etent n preserving s-csAent orasA
Superintendent Talnsdgs and Deputy Saperintene'A
Carpenter were also on the ground md rendered n
yortslt sarvics by their presence.
Az econ as the prals.es ard clSTgy hsd ds'1oeo
themselves, they proceeded to the srgs dinirg.hai
the Czpbsn Asylum, situated in tn, immediate vicinity
and with large ru,aber Of Invited gusss, meUSsrs Of
the press and the police force whS had been detailed
uere, psrtook Of bourtiful co.iston. l. was sub
ect OF general COZ grstu alton ths. such gshsrng
thculd have taken place wihog. single accident os
occurrence to disturb the peaos or interest Il the Pre-
oeedirg
Az the venerable Arohb.Sbop passed through the
crowd he was hailed with sIea. en.hrilssu1 by the
mssses.
About a dozen fagstsas were ra.ssd. for. which
waved tie flags Of different rstiors, viz; Eosish,
Irish. Uti.ed States, Russian, Psassian, Austrian,
Mexican Spanish and others and as the rses.es and
clergy left the stand q. The conclusion Of rsgiouS se:
vices the bard struck Up Hsa Columbia, whca
drew forth ycc.ferous applause rom The asssnAsa
mulfi.uces.
Tie plan Of tie cathedral . amply l-stn s'o<i'
32s feet lorg ard lis feet vits, divided, I. HsuS IL
eshsdras into nave ,trsrse PTS ani choir these
are divided by rows Of arches mo three a-iss' Ana
fom tetsser oppO.as Il srsbes os the nave op'n
ten sua ehspel.. Tss s;is sx!es are iga'sd oy W..
to.s cpenire above TIE ohsps' AMI tas center s.,'
By lofty e;sustcry. AZ hsa' OF
! Ss.. hen tts psysr:rt$a tie groinst f0't III