The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18
sr. PATRICK,S DAY.
Remarks Of Bishop Hughes on Our
Domestic Troubles
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mo Right Pey Bishop Lynch OF chsrlest N, was an
Runsed LAT evening A. nsne Han on the s1o-
s o, he pg devotion OF Ireland 70 the Cthossc
gssh Al the appointed honr the spacous hel well
siled BY large AUDIENCE but the intelligence WAS soou
after conveyed them that tho steamship James adger,
N rhih the rev erend gentlemen expected had 70.
arrived. Their informant stated, hoyever, taat Arch
~ hop Hughes would lecture IN his sJ<ld.
shortly after eight O'Clock his srace upon tie
platform, accompanied by y,cer General s'arrs arch
deacon AicCaron, and number Of other dist"s"ehea
ssrsymen. he regretted, he SID, the absence Oh we
taeteo geotemsn who hli been announced 20 ieceHeo
ssem 2be twilight OF another ratficks DAY hAa oNs"d
around theTn day rhOse celebration was more uniVer
81 perhaos than say othe- iesious<gess.vai In The
wosld n vac a ~ tel- deaf o. men VINO were
,as, peneuatHe mo every quarter Of the globe,
sarrvt,- with them the asnong other customs
81 their native hnd the reverend gentleman
rcserree 10 the ancient conati9n Of itelsna.
scHT 4 Patrick ang Of his discpes bad met VITA
MODIFICATION r m the inhabitants martyrs oaod nad
new IL soil except whom shs by foreign in
aaence T. A proud evidence OF ireapds devotion
a h,r faith iha. ps,est bishop had
hecome heresiArch lie conclu cd by yiSg mat In
cnntry, where there had ee-n iately 40 IN ch
sxctement--An Oh Which he trusted wouii tern,uats
TOR every man. North Gaa South
hsy called North and SOUTH though ttey talked bon.
dvwnaud civil warhe,e WINS but one RUE toF CAtho
duty citizen. II, living eoutn of Mason aod oAons
hne he thought those that side we're right he ought
Bghs there: ard II he.e thought the othef way,
We wcold light too tApplausa AMI laughter.) "a. no
matter how deep and woe they might contcive u uaks
tbe ch'sm dividing the North aad south " tael posct
wlatSons, they could not dyite the ca,hlcs on totn
sides Of the line: TOR, though thev nigh not 20 very
distinguished engineers, 80 'ar as elsoo vas oonce ned
ley could throw brdge over The cha'm. (Gteas ap
yisuse aud anghter)
Services at 81 Pat lexis Cathedral.
urla bfyb rfnl vast AZ
Patrick ca .hedral in commentator Of inc birthday
Of the pa saint o. Ireland and OF the Cathedral which
b named after h.m. rbe anniversary falling az It DID
Ehk year ulon Saniay, Of added greatly TO the
ssemnsty % the occasion
Ths ediacs was densey crowded there bsing scarcey
standing any part o. II, AMI large number Of
people bad 60 away, being unable 70 gaia position
where they could gee or even hear anything lhe rea
the great I'D partly owing 70 the fact that
announced that the Right Rev. pr Lynch, Bishop
OF Charleston, ). woala preach In this they were
disappointed however, owing to the non arrvsl IN THIS
CITY OF 3sh % I, nch TIE IN when he is pas
senger having been detained IL is supposod BE- The snow
s,o, m OF the pest few days
AT eleven o'clock the cerem commenced. Tee Nos
New Archbishop Hughes officiating assisted by the Very
nyy al stairs assistant priest the Very Rev
Arvhdeaccn McCarron and the Rev Mr Quinn as deacons
q honor, the Rev Mr. woons, AMI the Rev. Or acGynn
Deacon and sob Deacon ut tbs altar the cetemon es
were conducted by the Rev. Francis icSerney the
sent aecreta,y OF ths Archbishop Among tbs clergy In
the sanctuary the Rev Nessrs Dr!scoll, j. and
street.
DurDg the service Rev Dr. Stars announced that
che would be until after the conclusion OF
sbe sse Bishop lynch might arrive al Any Jmenl
hut IN n his falling - do 80. thu Tho Rev. hr
Morrough Of the oa.he ra would deliver the psnegyrc
the Saint The bishop not having come AT the close
Of the services the Rev. Mr. Morroueh assembled the pull
pit and after again explaining tie cause q the change,
proceeued IN address the congregation. he To- hs
text from Of the pses Of 81 Paul owe are 81 trans
formed into the same image from glory 70 glory bs the
rprit Of Lord After glaucng over the early life
a. Patrick and depicting his immense power OF i'm
parting 10 others his great faith, he aiiuded 70 the
character OF the Saint beng particularly soog from
the Of impressions that he proiucei being
lasting aid iRtsnse Ireland SAID tie, y the only in
etauce where the efforts lei ID the conversion
a nation, and after having given IL the light halo OF
knowledge OF its Redeemer, let brilliant gem IN zee
dia5em Of The church lie proceeded 10 speak Of the
strong and unwaverrg faith OF the Irish people, and the
purity which they had kept taa faith through every
obstscls that had been raised TO break II down They
never forget-never change. No matter whether in n
strange lnd in their own home, that faith shines
gloroasy FORTH and VIII be eradiciei from their
hearts