New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

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l.. d. TOWNSEND. Asst Adpt General.
ThtI ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY ON THE RIOTS.
! Our reporters yesterday visited several Of the
Roman Catholic churches about the city, but in only
a few of them were sermons delivered bearing on
our local affairs.
ST. GABRIEL's CHURCH.
After the preliminary exercises at THE church.
Father Clowry delivered a short address, full OF
feeling and energy. lie said:
had intended to omit the usual instruction this
morning on ace0up. of the heat OF the weather
Bot there il one subject now prominently before US
on which will say a few words. l shall be very
brief and wish the careful attention Of the con-
gregalion, especially Of the men, to what say:
Ny dear brethren. there is one virtue which the
Sacred Word tells US is chief Of all. Ii Is the vir-
tue of charity. Our blessed Lord himself told us
that we must love God with all onr bearte and our
ueigbbor H. ourselves. And the Apostle Paul avows
that though We ire ready TO dis for our reiigion,
and TO ave bodies 10 be burned fret, though our
faith was such that 1t could remove mountains or
even the whole earth, ulless we have charity We
are nothing
Charity, dearly beloved, foTbids evil suspicious,
rash ludg nen,s, calnmnies everything whica tends
TO iniure our neighbor or 10 cast blame npon hi'u
Eepeciallv do we need this divine virtue low when
Inc slightest whisper is liable TO direct attention TO
those around IA, and TO tlscken their Manner ny
supposed connection with fo1l crimes. lake heed
tn { you do not blight the fame OF your innocent
lueigtbor by any such action.
Cnari.y lkeWse iortids my hearers. all quarrel
Ing fighting, Tioting and unlnwiul disturbance.
Thousands OF Catholics have within the past Two
weeks oaended against TINS virtue by engaging In
such scenes. They have injured their lDnOceht
neiahbors. sud brJaeht them 10 wTelehedness ana
suffenug We are bound 10 love all men-io
cherish and project them, no matter what their
creed or eompleXiOu--no matter whether born IN
Africa, Ireland, or America. For Gil men are our
neighbOrs. All men born OF the same Father
with Ourselves. bought by tie ssme blood, heirs u
the immortal lie, If they do not ose BY their
own fault.
We are taught, therefore, to love Gil mem and he
who does not do co. 40 matter what may be the
color OF the religious belief OF the INDIVIDUAL s no.
a true Catholic, ] an, of cOurse, aware, ny brsth-
rep that 10 Catholic who II constant IN his attend
ance al church, is hiul IN bis Observance OF his re-
gicus cuties aud obedent to tho teachings OF his
priest has been VIII Oe engaged in such scenes AZ
have troubled the ely for the fast two weeks
rv thai these rOs and disturbances have rejected
upon the Catholic Church by the conduct of toIne o!
her unfortunate members.
/ wish. therefore, ihst Hose Of yon who are pre'-
eut would say 70 your friends and Deghbors who
are absent to-day tuat il tas been proclaimed from
God hOiy ALTAR that we are uiways bound 10 love
every nan al ourselves, no matter wnat hls creed
or complexion, because he IS like us, destined for
tie same heaven, and enid OF the came Father.
trust shall never have oscar Oh 10 speak on this
subject again. That never more VIII the Catholics
of New-lof or any other region engage ia ,ueh
actions as We have receaIiy been called TO wiiness
Ii we would zee the highest example OF true otar-
iiv We mus, look at the conduct Of our bles,ei Iofd
I'D his diving hours lie WAS whipped, slai upon,
aud kicked along ths Tosd to Calvary Il could
nave by a word, cast into bell, or buried IN tue
earth the Perpetrators Of these cruel acts. But his
iast woods were prayer Tor their iorgiyeness' W..
must have charity Ike our Lord. We must love AL
men. Aud, thoneh they oontemn our country or ous
faith, though tey even pcrseede III. we must tslii
forgive ana love th-m.
TIE CATHEDRAL.
The usual services were held 10 81. Patrick
Church. aud Father McNierney preached a sermon,
making 10 a.iusion whatever 10 The s.ats Of the
eountry, or " toe late not N THE city.
DRAFTED DEsERTTRs.
4 detachment Of tIoo,s tom several volunteer
reg rneuts IN the Army OF tho Potomac arrived here
on Saturday Tor tie purpote OF guarding the drafted
men from the Northern aud Eastern States Their
principal duty will 10 20 capture drafted deseriers
They are now quartered al tho Soldiers DePoi IN
Howard street, WHITTIER they VIII proceed 10 l. mira
and other parts Of Ibs Stsie.
i TIE COLoKLD ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Ono ofthe nlusgrrs Of Wis institution rays u has
been erront ousy stated in Gil tie city psrers that
warning wa given al the Asylum for Colored Or
rhan, Of the intention Of the mob IN order hat the
inmates might be removed. This is very grave
mistake. No notice Whatever given, and both
ing saved the children from the flames and tho fury
of toe,e demons in human sbaps, exoep! the fidelity
and oooness Of tho SUI erntendons aud tho protect
Cd rotl q
premises until the wretcbes were laundering al Tie
front door. a fireman who saved sck child IRON
being burned, taking il from the bed whs knocked
own twice; and another, IN erdesvorIng 10 direct
the fugilyes TO n ice Of safety, was pulled away
ana lis cotbes torn of lie buck for attempting y
assist the "dsmnsd niggers"
THT NEGRO CoAcHMAS.
The poor coiored man VITO murdered by The
! mob on tie corner Of Twenty eighth street aud
Seventh avenue, vas a quiet, inofensiye man, oi
unexceptionable O. aracter. aud member Of lions
African Church in this city. Although cripple, be
earned living for himself and bic mother By serv-
ing a gentleman in the capacity Of coaehman.
st ort time previous to tie sssAut upon his psson,
lie csed upon Bis mother to see If anything could
be done BY BIN for her safety. Tie old Indy, who
il noted for her piety and her Chnstian department,
said she considered hers.lf perfectly safe; but her
line 70 die he'd cone, size was ready 10 die. Her
son then knelt down by her s.de, aud implored the
protectiop OF Heaven in bel af Of his mother. The
Old lady was affected to tear, and raid "a our in
iormant thai 1t seemed 10 her that good angels were
present 10 the room. Scarcely Lad tie sUpPlichtt
riseu from bic knees when tbe mob broke down tie
door, seized him, beat him over tie bead ana lace
g. "a .f,. hon han I'D li IA q