The New York herald., 1862-09-10
TOKEN or LOvH 10 THE
MOST REVEREND ARCHBISHOP HUGHES,
IRON THE
CHILDREN or ST. BRIDGM's PARoCruAL SCHOOL,
September 8, 1862. 1ssgf sgef

8 September ., 1862. LIN sgas {;
The children Of St. Bridgets school, numbering cvs'
fourteen hundred ALL male and female assembisd at
early hour In the forenoon in front Of Father Noonsys
church. corner Eighth street and avenue B. Quite
number Of the Christian Brothers and Sisters Of Cazya
who have charge the children training wers aso -
the place OF rendezvous together with dense crowd -
the parents and friends. Of the pupils. The ntsl0
@ were s%as 70 Tns sl
provided in abundance, and the scene alsogehsr wa
that afforded pleasure and happiness 70 AL who Wit
About ten O'Clock; everything having been put =
per tr the procession started for the res
dence, in the Following ORDER rs4.s.fr
+ Platoon OF Police from the Eleventh Ward
Mcmbcrs Of st. Bridget's Church. tHell
Christian Brothers. Bands. 3
Rev. Fathers Mooney and Hendrckson, marshallng tho
s90taF Procession.
Carriage containing Young Gss bearing the Service
Eight open Carriages containing Young Ladies'. bsasine
Young ladies' bearing white banners inscribed with ihs
I name OF St. Bridget's Schools
The children Of the schools, 400 number aankins q
American flags and religious banners:
The solidarity Of St. Bridget's Church.
way Twenty third street and Madison Thirty
sixth street, the Archbshops residence is ccated
There the children countermarched in fine order, and
formed in front Of the Archbshops house whore num
be Of ladies' and gentlemen had already assembled 70
witness the proceedings
Tho band struck up some popular Irish airs, while ths
Archbishop accompanied by the Very Rev. Father StarTse
Mr. John Mutually and number Of the representatives
press appeared the stoop Of his residence TO ad
dress the children The whole neghborhood was crowded
with spectators. .
could not get in the hurry Of the moment assembled the
stoop and kne before the Archbishop kissing his hand
with the utmost reverence In clear musical voice she
then proceeded oread the following address -
Mosr Rev. AND ILLUsTRlors ARCHBISHOP iouR GRAc.-
Confding in your wonted kindness Of heart, We Tho
sf Rrily
hundred more to thropg around yos,
WHILE in the sincerity Of our innocent hearts we give yH
greeting heartfelt welcome home Yes, at homo again
you; hale in health fresh in yigor, and ready and
DIOCESE their share Of the many blessings which your
Grace has brought from St. Peters high altar In the
tribute Of most profound vencration and respect and -
express the joy and gadnsss that awakened within our
Who hailed your safe and happy return. i fos . =
fu6l pleasing duty Of presenting your Grace with NJ
sincere and cordial welcome In the name q ths
Catholic youth OF your large and prosperous agchs
diocese. We children are gratefully nindnm q how,
near and how dear 20 your benign, your pssssnsI
and more especially the orphan children For o
echo Of ycur parting words when leaving for Drpe,
lives in our hearts Although young. nos unasls
70 appreciate the honor and happiness Of rnng = -
forget 70 % admire % and cherish your many pro sss
Christian virtues, your ennobng qualities OF mind ana
heart TIA: have 50 closely end.rsd your Gsscs M e s
TO the boundless esteem Of our American people, We
rejoice at the happiness you ist and ds.ngushsd ho.es
ates Of Gods church that most sublime and august
ceremony the canonizatson OF the glorious maryrs e
emotions Of deen. and sxuasion when shs harp q G.
tholc Ireland-your Grosn lsesent forth s swese
music in your honor-whcn the venerable, learned
and holy prsaes priests around you ihs pride
Of their country, the ornament Of their state wnse
tens Of O. m lss Ur pS0ps
honors and distinctions they treasured from your
eloquent lips beautiful lessons Of religion which
they never will forget We know that own lovely
city New Yorhe centre Of your arduous labors anA
uniiring zeal distinguished prcate OF Gods church
nors and distinguished testimonials of esteem for your
Grace your return homc yet these with many otnesss
iraion that you seek not bonOrs but iabors that nAy
serve God and your country May II please yous Non
Rev Archbishop, to accept from our little hands as
veneraon for you We have presumed TO inscri6s 81.
Brdgets Parochal School It, that when you shah cast
your eyes that you viii remember the little ones
Of that parish who prayed for you when absent reooe6
when you returned Knelt before you this day "
rents, their ssaous and devoted clergy, their angelic
guardians pey and learning the good Christian Bro
sssrs IN. ;he s,nass kind hearted sisters 81 q Snasy
the children OF st. Bridgct's Parochial School r..s
The presentation OF number Of fragrant bouqus9 then
followed, and, this cersnlcny having concluded, tho
Archbishop replied as Follows: .s .fs y -. !.
Nj DEAR CmLDaES-This Is not tho first time you havs
surprised me-most agreeaby TO myself-oy your kmd-
ness and the delicate, consdcrate manner Ia which you
have shown IL. In your own name, and "a the name ~
your good parents and teachers The flowers you have
presented to-day fresh SO beautiful 80 FAIR
the living flowers that see BEFORE me; but
they are nevertheless quite acceptable to me. Az
to the other more costly .gifs ! have only
to thank you again Tor tnis new evidence
cannot make myself heard by this vast audience be
fore me- and shall therefore abridge what ! might
otherwise say and conclude by giving you the Apostolic
The Archbishop then stood up and pronounced the be-
nedction the kneelng multitude Of Young and Old
after which tho children sang the star Spanged Ban
ncr with great zsst waving their nners and flags In
unison with the sentiment Of the words
rho address Of the children printed green cocrs,
and enclosed IN q magnificent gilt oval frame, richly
ornamented.
After the presentation the children. accompanied by
Father Mooney went grand excursion 10 Flushing,
wherc the day was spent In innocent amusement ana
recreation.
News from San Francisco.
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