The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-14

Stars and Rev Mr McNcrny approached the tar rails
and commenced the marriage service as follows
Estaban Santa Cruz dc Oviedo wilt thou take Frances
Amelia Bartlett present. for thy lawful wife, accord
ng to the rite of our holy mother, the church. ?"
1t may be well to state that the Archbishop addressed
the groom in Spanish and he replied in the same Ian
guage.
her.
1Frances Amelia Bartlett, wilt thou take Estaban Santa
Cruz de 0viedo for thy lawful husband according the
rite of our holy mother, the churchY'
''I willn
They joined hands, and the Archbishop --'I join
you together in marriage in the name OF the Father and
Of the Son. and Of the Holy GhostAmen" After which
he sprnkled them with holy water aud blessing the ring
which the groom had placed on the book, he said Our
help is in the Of the Lord to which Father Stars
and Father Men .erny responded
''Who made Heaven and earth.
Oh Lord, hear my prayer,
And let my cry come unto thcc
The Lord be with you
The Archbishop then offered up the following prayer
Bless, Lord, this ring which we bless in Thy name
Spouse may abide in Thy peace and viii and love- live in
mutual charity, through Christ our Lord.-Amen.o
The ring having been blessed, the groom received it
In the name Of the Father and of the Son and Of the
Holy Ghost confirm, Cod that which thou hast wrought
in u.s."
And the assistant clergy responded
..From Thy holy temple which is in jerusalem"
Save Thy servants
Who hope In Thee, my God.
Send them help, o Lord, from Thy sanctuary
And defend them out Of Zion.
Be unto them, 0 Lord, tower Of strength.
From the face Of the enemy
Lord, hear my prayer.
And let my crycomc unto Thee.
Look, o Lord, VIC besoech Thee upon these Thy SER
wants. and graciousy assist Thine institutions, where
they who joined together by Thy authority may be
preserved by Thy help, through Christ Lord Amen"
At the conclusion Of the ceremony the Archbishop ad
dressing the newly married pair ON the sanctty and in
volatility OF the marriage vow, sadThe contract you
have entered into for e II be broken.
What God has joined let not put asunder."
Our Lord himself raised the dignity Of sacrament
and his church in all resisted every attempt 70 lessen
the sanctiy Of the matrimonial contract The Catholic
church has granted div0rces-never, never.
You may have heard that she has done 30,
but believe it not; It's a mistake J; she has never
matey entered into she will For maintaining
the invoaby Of this sacrament the church lost England
and at the present moment she would lose thousand
Englands or any other country rather than loosen the
bonds that binds society together. What would
the condition Of society be but for marriage So
iety is made up Of families, and to this sacrament
the family relations are indebted for their sane
tity, stability, decency and dignity. Marriage is
mere human contract to be dissolved at the option
of either party; cannot be affected by prosperity
or adversy sickness health, JOY sorrow; it lasts
through lfc ana only be broken by tho summons
that calls other from this world II has its bless
ngs its privileges, and it has also its trals but they will
be borne together: and with religion your guide and
pole star they will conduce your eternal interest and well
farc.o After further remarks the Archbishop alluded
10 the with which divorces obtained and their
injurious effect the morals Of the community The wis
dom Of the church Of God observed the Archbishop
never more strikngy displayed than in her unwavering
opposition to divorces See the state Of society to which
facility Of obtaining them has led at the present time,
when men can be found to advocate the total abrogaon
O marriage, its dependence the whim and caprice
OF the parties entering into it, After dwelling on this
double marriage, that is being married according to
the Catholic and Protestant ritual This, he said,
impossibty they could not be half married in one place
and halt married in another. They should remember
when they were married in that church other
ny was requste-that was final. The Archbishop then
exhoted them the duties Of the married sate the
tual affection and forbearsnce they should exercise TO-
wards each other and addressing the bridegroom, sad
he should bear mind that this young lady had been
surrounded in her home with loving and attention.
and that devoved upon him TO supply the place of those
aectionate relatives she had left She will be the lady
men and there is every human TO suppose that
the marriage this day soemnized will be fortunate and
happy.
A POETICAL TRIBUTE TO THE BRIDE.
INSPIRED by THE OCCASION.
[Impromptu lines having witnessed the marriage of
Miss Bartlett at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Oct 13 1859
The bride WAS perfect oveiiness
Contentment yielded grace
To the soft beaming OF her eye,
The beauty Of her face.
a peaceful sweet expression
Gave TO her lovely mien
glow Of more than earthly stamp,
In nature rarely
placid gentle meekncss
IN her appearance shone,
While dignity and tranquil ease
The dove-the swan in her appeared;
As swan in grace she moved,
And as the dove in tenderness,
BY pure hearts was approved.
She must be all of happiness,
Or could not thus appear;
And must the hearts Of those rejoice
To whom She Is 80 dear.
We wish hes all the blissfulness
That wealth and love can yield,
And hope that in her future life
True joy will be revealed.
For never has a lovlier bride
Fer met view at bridegroom's side.
No pride of worldly pomp displayed;
Meekness she her whole M appearance pea ,,is swayed.
AFEMALE IN ApMIRATl1S S,InsnTnn 1Gq.,v Of
AN OUTSIDE vRw-ExPERIENcEs AND OBSERVATIONS
OF "RED B."
grand wedding is not sight In the metropolis,
but always commands the devoted attention of what
graphically called the sidewalk committee, very
class of PERSONS composed Of the heterogeneous
materials. There unemployed clerte, Bohemians,
loungers, ladies with reputation wth mentioning,
boys of all sizes from the dimnuve urchn Of tender
years and suspicious rowsers to the half rowdy and hall
thief always the q for country gentlemen porte
monnaies the poodes Of maiden ladies' You may see
all these people hanging about the locality where matr.
mony ala mode is to be performed any day Of the week.
It not remarkable, then, that the sidewalk COM
mittee should be hand in full force for the affair of
yesieio"y ~ Woo io"ioo", wv, "y "n unsa'oiy iniu
Of the denzens Of the Pointswhie black and dirt
color-with here and there some well dressed people,
who had been classified like the original stockholders
broken railway The tickets Of admission to the church
stamped "Bn-al stamped B . but the preferred
Stock which entered by the vestry door, Mulberry
street, where the immortal Brown and strong detach
ment of police kept clear passage, had tickets stamped
with blue B y while the others ran in this way
! [Red B] {
ST. PATRICKS CATHEDRAL,
THURSDAY, OcIoBKR 13 AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
This card to be presented at the main door Mott
street.
Seats reserved until half past eleven O'Clock
The police arrangements here not so good as at
the preferred stock entrance and was almost npossi
BILE for the ~red Bs'' to get in. A good many cred
Bs' did squeeze through, but back very rcd all
over and agreeaby warm saying there were no seats