The New York herald., 1862-08-09

think IN 6ad beec reared in the most Catholic potios
of this island could no, nave been snrrounded n my
he scholars OF whom there NJ. uo1e. oashohcs
some OF my earliest schoolfelows w,s ueuouncea py
their neighbors as having, during the inters my 90
sence, become most outrageous Orangemen. Thcy pay
the system Is bad but would say, far as my expert
ence goes that the individuals who comprise that society
much better than and much superior TO- the princ
pies ascrihed 70 the combination itself mast mention
one thing, and s that cross the ocean now for the
fifteenth time Is because my life .: boy was saved by
0rangemen. do not recommend the systen--I do not
advocate the principles know but little Of it; but what
do know is this, that when five bayones were present
cd to my breast when boy not fifteen years of age the
Orangemen inquiring who was and learning who
my father, sent me away, saying ''we know his father
all right" Gentlemen, win now say word Of America
! suppose know as we'll as II were born there-per-
hars beter-that there may be found there the weak
nesses, passions aud prejudces that ess affect
mankind in general. don't advise single country
OF rhine to 60 to America II he do well home still
would say ia the presence Of these venerable preates and
these devoted clsrgy-who have all consecrated their
lives, might say for the protection aud salvation or
their focksI ,ood cay 70 them send as none Who are
drunkardone ,Uho are bound up Nth secret soceses in
gice good men, and particularly q the time for
them; 0ho iI do honor 10 their country; men who
like some OF their predecessors, may stand prominent at
the bar become distinguished h medicine in all its
branches, and not only that but generals n the army IN
sh unfortunate hour Of Americas calamity In every
position the Irshman who is educated and sober and
does not belong to secret societies. certain TO attain
success and honorable position for himself and at the
same tsae to reflect credit the land that gave him
length Of ae have occupied with these remars cloud
cheers amid which the most reverend preate resumed
his seat.)
SPEECH OF THE BISHOP or ALBANY.
Returning thanks for his health, the Right Rev. Df.
MCLoSxEY Bishop Of Albany United States rose amidst
loud applause respond to the His ordship
said II it possible that words could give expression
to the feelings OF the heart Of him who has
pectedy the honor Of addressing youof the feelings
which overflow his heart you would have TO listen in
deed to words of burning eoquence. Bat alas is not
SOL feel wholly unworthy OF the honor conferred me,
fellow citizens Of the United Sates for the very kind
manner in which your most worthy rector of the uni
ns O he beam ana er ns ana
All say for them and myself is this-that never
until the latest day Of our lives, will there be erased
from the tablets Of hearts te memory of the spec
tacle we have this day Witnessed g(Cheers) When
crossed the Atlantic, at the invitation Of Sovereign
Pontin, assemble with fellow bishops from every
country in che world, we were prepared form
deed expecte4 to beh0ld-som.thing thay woGld be
spectacle such as had never been behed svenn Rome
spectacle of the grandeur the suEty and above all
Of the unity OF tbs Catholic church. We prepared
see demonstration Of Catholic faith and Catholic
fully sa.sfed. Eat little did dream that there WAS
yet to come manifestation Of Catholic feeling, which, il
did not surpass at any rate eqaied all that we hnvs
own eyes what we had believed in our inmost hearts
that the broad surface Of this globe there spot
where the Catholic faith Is deeply implanted tube
hearts Of its people~here there is suca warmth aud
such enthusiasm and unity Of feeling in Catholic Ire
and llmmsnse cheer ngl we have seen all this, end
university for thespen Sd treat he has afforded to
return thankO 70 you aand we only say in
aantc home the crest ard glorious spectacle which we
witnessed in Dublin the memorable ds Of laying
ty. (Great cheerhg9
FOREIGN .'NTERv sNTfoSf AND NATIVE srnESarH.
On the ed ultimo his Grace spoke in the
aidIt is bad enough country to be inys5ived in
civil war-thoughii IS thing in the wor,d-but
ID terrible when nations are provoked to rise up
% ner ss,ens.n e ;a. ana ~S % =, assgs Is taken o.
md 9ore,n those ,oo n,r su be ruled gousrSeaJy
oreigarsthe Amer1ccns lCneers) There is no Use at
rc passing rapidly into tnat Interchangeable acqus aon
which the present always hands to the past and
witnessing the symrashy the deep emotion en-
eriancd at this side of hs csna Of the ia
snse slaughter the airarss. soant Of order and almost
imanitarians. Fou knoW he~ Sass 10 s0hon, Yefr<
Hear) AL the same time ] was speaking 70
artisan men, who while pvesndf~g 70 tceep ut Ire Gala
iities mich they iccssed IN TIE Jaicidai cont Of Me
lmertcans wefs all on the cne sids. Clear, bear aud
eace would be unworthy the name OF Christian b
hop il not and my peace is not merely the peace
4 two neighboring townships, G two nations, but
could accomplish it, the completes VI the nations
nd of the people throughout the whole world. fear
owever Is OF very little for Individuals TO phioso
influence Of passing the idea that another nation
et her publicly on secretly sapping o. andeymsninghe
saiso Of resentment es iss ssse sls ias and dp
reyy day, and there is single polc, sng,s that
or moment resist fhe torrent cf feesng mhch wtu pour
W fran Waha Me timiG thai restrain Il.
ell you, gentlemen, the matter having been al |
Sted TO. that even if peace restored TO |
sud scarcely saIa Themselves unei tAy had pu, otkr
seaas right cloud cheers) They focl sore; thsy feel
"a, .n:r y, 1s.o1a & dsn,y @ y naS & resn % ina. IN
ha.h made on them, od t,ey has-. unfortunately,
'sasnrsa up tle memory Of lat attack ,sitt felng u
sc>age am sorry to say 10; but II what believe
" conscience. TO be the truth (Hear, hear In the
difficulty would be entirely Of time ii
lat every body knows (fear, hear) In that dficul,y
he country that not more than three years |
70 is now divided into two-that ID, on the battle
eId-bu; pot two in the civil order: fHear, hear) u
con,ry sill, AMI must and shcH BE- (Grcat
heering.) No matter uhat may occur, matter me |
yps interference, rhhsr military sdual, that may
sfoy The ciiies round the borders of Uqt connry-no
= satat may occur, The question mua end as kdy d.
arsy that s pominaily caed arebeIe term dom.
RESPECT OF them at a(hear, hear that party
hall triumph, hen pM transfer my allegiance to hat
aslsi Saes. cloud cheers.) The newspapers on this
ide English and French, sometimes even Italian
9 each other IN the sense hat the war carried on oy
he American government at the expense or Irish and
erman blood. That Is mistake Put an end TO IL. The
ars,ers know IL Is not fact The Irish AID Germans min
!e in II scarcely in proportion 10 their numbers In civil
10; ta the army bop. conposs sf real, thorough
icons FROM generations past, aad NJ h1M come IN
another tlsng: The Irsh besidess dscharging what
hey consider their duty to their legitimate govern
they arc ever loyal y you give them the OPP
rish have III many Instances, AZ have the strongest
Tor knowing entered into ths partly TO make
themselves apprentices, students IL were, finishing
heir eduction IN this the first opportunity afforded them
becoming thoroughly acquainted with the implements
4 (Cheers.)
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES TO THE IBssH AS SATIONAL1Srs.
Iron the Dublin Freetaan, July ~.
On tuesday evening last meSlng Of Natonalists Was
eld in the hall OF the National Brotherhood Of Saint
atrck consideration the proprety OF Pre-
entiiy IN address expressive Of their affection and
cnia admiration forsour distinguished countryman, the
.rcht shop Of New York
on Thursday morning the dspn,aton, headed by The
y 'Donpghae, proceeded to Tho Gresham Hosl where
hey received with kindly and acctionas cordality
y lis Grace. Such members Of the deputaton had
shs honor Of previously meeting the Archbishop were
odnced by The 0DonoshIe after which ir. Mellon
ic directed to road aud present the address sx
PRESSED much and aectionate admiration for
,is great prslats OF the church and man
20 by his genius and Is virtues, had done much 70
-aiss the character &C the Irish race in America:
h mentioned how great bcnefactor end blessing
40 Lad been 10 the poor Irish exiics- thrown uron
Tho quays of New York II gave xprsssioe 10 the
tona gratitude Of the Irish people TO his Grace for his
generous Christian aDd truly evangelical conduct In roe