The New York herald., 1863-07-18

tons ('Thats iiU Cheers) But 70 keep out or the
crowd within which immortal souls launched into
eternity without moments notice2 Would that be
good adviceY Cheers Well, and now there Ia another
thing on which would ask your advice and counsel IL
ID ths-namely that when the smoke clears away the
onsibty Of these called riots should be thrown
upon the Catholics and especially upon Irish Catholics
and concentrate upon my neart(hers the Archbishop
struck hls breas)-1 wish you 10 tell In country
should claim to have been born2 fCres Ireland OF
conrse) Yes but what would you say IL these stories
are truey What would you say2 Ireland that never
committed by her sons, or on her own SOIL ill she
was oppressed, single act OF cruelty-reand that has
been the mother OF heroes and poets but never the
mother OF coward. t'Never, = aud loud cheers
with waving OF bats Perhaps you will think that this
is barney daughter, and cries Of "Oh, no. sir lis
voice" History tells it'O or course When the nrst
apostle Of Christianity went to lreanc-his name was
went through his course perhaps cleared the way by
which Patrick came, and spoke 70 the multitude, and
they listened to him and to the truths OF Christianity
just you have been patient enough TO listen TO
here Look here men the soil Of Ireland was never
crimsoned or moistened by a single drop Of martyrs
blood, and that Is what no other nation say. ZAP
plause In fact II pains me deeply TO have 10 revert TO
that country know many things that character
stic OF the Irish. know that Ireland Is country
that produces fools Sometimes there idots-a few
thereand yet those have always the spark Irish
wit And vet the feeling OF decacy in thai country Is
nice they the word idiot In Ireland they
call person of that description "an innocent because
by their religious training they know the difference be
tween moral right and wrong But whether Il be a roor
boy or girl is IN that way they call them and
speak OF them In delicacy Of language that
nocents But amongst them these was one who was
longer boy and he very fond appears, OF taking
away eggs, and sometimes they not quito fresh
as they might be- (Iaughter.) And II appears that
once when he was swallowing his favore beverage
little chicken-(Iaugh,er agan)-bcgan to cry out IN his
throat. lie said, Ah Pm sorry for you but you spoke
too late Continued laughter Bat there are very
few Of that stamp in Ireland That is soi for other pro-
ducions even when those productions cannot be EN-.
poyed for the good Of the country that them birth
On what scene arises up before my memory
inst now. When ! think OF the noble men
nf hapn haAn AvtlaI nVtar OR ,f.otu
men, | took upon myself say that you should
not be moiested IN paying me visit or In returning TO
your homes. thank yo0 for your kindness applause)
and hope that nothing will until you get home
east(a voice. when you again know
should policeman or soldier here the Archbishop
paused for few second and added)-Just look at him.
AT the conclusion Of the Arohbishop's speech after
he had retired from the balcony the vocHerous calls OF
the immense throng FOR his reappearance induced his
Grace again TO present himself Deafenng cheers greet
ed him. and stood bow ing his gments IL
was not difficult matter 10 perceive The strong hold
which the venerable prcate had In the hearts OF the
who rallied 70 his invitation Not yet satisfied with the de
monsraon and still anxious TO exhibit their manifesta
tions Of profound respect they the most respectful
solicited his paterual benedcticn To ask but
where no again received with almost tumu,tuous ap
plalse, he pronounced his benedctiop every with
uncovered head receiving IT, making at the same time the
"sgn OF the cross Once the Archbishopexhored
them 10 repair Immediately to their homes and th
iusty eve will they wended their ways 70 their
tive domocles. In Few moments the crowded streets
and avenues wore their usual tranquil arpcct.
SCENES IN MADISON AVENUE YESTERDAY.
On every dead wall In the city on the bulletin boards
Of the newspaper Offices and every place throughout
New York where II likely 70 the eye OF the
people, had the call OF the Archbishop been posted.
People stopped TO read t. when many credited and
doubted .ts authenticity The people however 10 whom
IL had been more especially addressed believed II 10 be
genuine, and governed themselves accordingly As early
eleven O'Clock they began to assemble The first
took possession OF the steps of the Archbhops
house. From that nour TO two O'Clock they arrived IN
large numbers from part Of the city. The trees
and lampposts speedily occupied by the younger
in front oil the neghboring houses was thought
10 be one OF the best positions for both
seeing and hearing The crowd constantly 70.
oeving accessions from every part OF the city !
vending their way the Archbisbop's house Judging
from their appearance the majority Irish fellow
citizens. All degrees and conditions Of life were repre-
sented Mingled among the crowd we're large number
OF women all deceny dressed and ecany and rcsecta
BILE In appearance, But little conversation took place
among the people, who apparently only intent
learning what the Archbishop had 10 say 20 them.
During the morning number OF cavalry patroiled the
avenue but their presence apparently unheedcd by
the people until Archbishop Hughes about speak
when some expressions OF discomfort heard,
their movements likely 20 prevent many from hear
ing and Che 5n1ccr IN ti,ihAnd aess,ed IRON passing
until after the conclusion Of the speech.
Among the crowd were number OF soldiers, returned
volunteers and others who together with several sailors,
were apparently much Interested any present
When the lower Windows OF the Archbshops house
were raised at few minutes before two O'Clock, the
people pressed forward eagerly to get within good hearing
distance. ON the appearance OF the Archbishop, three
cheers were and given with great enthusasm AL
hats being waved At the same time The assemblage At
that time numbered several thousand people They
the south side Of Thirty sixth street almost
~ Thirty seventh street, and were constantly re-
ceivng renrorcements from every dne.tion,