New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

The various Roman Catholic Churches about the
sty were largely attended yesterday, and 10 many
Of them the Priests strongly Denounced the recent
disturbance from their pulpl's. We give below an
outline Of the leading addresses,
IMMACUIATE CONCEPTION.
mass was s,.'d 10 ibis Church, which Is located
at No PAS East Fourteenth street, near Avenue Is,
by Father Farrell, tor the repose Of the bouls OF
those who we're slain during the riot, but there WA
DO sermon delivered.
ST. BRIDGET's.
The Church Of st. Bndgets was filed yesterday
morning With an attentive audience. After tho
usual ceremony of toe Roman Catholic Church, Fa-
tier Mooney read q passage OF Scripture, aud then
delivered . very logical aud eloquent discourse
His remarks respecting the unhappy evouts OF lasI
~e,k we're credtable to his judgment and hls hu
mainly, and commanded the nnovided attention OF
bis bearers, and the approval OF every Patriot snc
Christian who heard them. Without infringing Oh
polltc. ground, showing sympathy for or against
sny party he heartily denounced the riot, aud Mn-
cerely deplored iis fearful results. He did not be-
levs that any person there present participated In
the shsipefu acts of srson plunder and murder, but
be hoped the woros he uttered would be taken from
his lips and carried whore they might be useful
He warned his hearers to seware of demagogue'
spd false friends. All are not friends who smile and
bow, and clap their hsnos and wave their haDdkcr-
chiefs, and seek tho favor Of Catholic Irshuen by
such cheap purchase. True Catholics would not
give loose rsns TO their passions and engage iu
deeds Of robbery and bloodsbed Whatever might be
the provocaton. II they ever were Catholics
before, they were Catholics no longer.
The devil was bright angel in Heaven once
now be il q devil in the realm OF darkness.
He who originates rumor which, going from one
party TO smother ends in burning and murder,
is guilty Of arson and murder, though be door not
touch the torch nor strike the blow. tie who stands
by in crowd " ben Assault, is made is guilty OF
tue crime Of sAsaut and is accountable before God
for its consequences. IL Wa The bonnden outy Of
every man, if ne knew where stolen property vas
secreted, 10 inform the authorities 90 that Is might
be restored 10 ito owners. A tue Catholic h obe
who serves God with bis whole soul aud purpose,
and who loves his negbbor So he loves b mreL
He will not direct an euemy 70 the bone Of Prot
esspt for ,hs sake Of dong him sn injury We have
been ON the verge Of civil war; and civil war 10 The
rost deporabIe and dreadful condition in which 90
cety can be placed. II the not had not been checked
it would soon nave -pensd into civil war, aud ihon
no one would be sale. The burglar and ssss'.n
would gain access to any family, and properly snd
life would be 81 their Disposal. Our Orphan Asylum
even, might have been destroyed va. the asy uu
erected for the protection of other children. Tue
eloquent priest earnestly besought bis bearers
to give no couptspapce, no encouragement
Whatever TO such SCENES dirgraced Eew-York las,
week. He was confident parties pressut bad
ANYTHING 70 do with The riot The intemI~rsis the
pro!Ans and the vicious men were the materials tor
,jo,A The enemies o. the Catholic religion would
ike 70 use the rio. argument against toe Caho-
,c religion. Lei all true Catholics mind their busi-
ue.s. II they cannot attend TO their daily a'"o"-
tons. let them stay al home and AVOID crowds on
the street bv all means even If The -od Las " %
used, they should keep their children a. homo lie
saw boy who had been sboi in the mob bforyb,
home dead and cod as marble TO bis p~rents- ii'
father had urged him 70 stAy at bone be d"obs, &C.
and was soon after summoned 70 spIear before q ID
10 snswsr for bis disobed eDcs. Parents rus
watch over their daughters Ne well ms tteir 'on',
and keep them st home. All should keep iiIin
crowds and from places of dissipation
AT ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
I'm Duane Street. The Rev. Father Curran made
no ausion TO the scenes Of blood which dsgneed
our city during the pas, week. He informed our
reporter that such excellent order bad been R:io-
tanned in The parish Of which be h Priest the Ska
wa,d that he did not think i, necessary TO Introduce
he subject 10 the congregation.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
At the frtt and second mars 10 81. hary's Ciurch.
Father DAILY made excellent dIscourses, sbd, by
direction OF The Bishop, councied the congregation
to abstain IN future from street gathering AMI en-
desvour TO keep the peace. He spcse with much
feeling Of the oItrsges that have Teen comm''tsd 90
the cclored people, and appealed 10 the audience
10 protect these helpless eople whenever poss bic
At High Mass % crowded assemblsg. listened to
Father O'Fallcn, who, after oreuiog hi. dircouIss
alluded to the dreadful Disturbances Of tie part
week, ard Of tho numbers oho had been swept
down by the iroo hsh in tie stres.s, whether
uyit or wrong. He denounced revolution AZ so,-
Yer.ion q humanity, Christianity, aud tn church,
and seG net God. History. be PAID, furishe' 40 In
rtenco where revolution Las proved beneficial % .he
church or humanity and the head OF the cnuIch hss
been frequently threatened by revolution, .g.lu,t
which the church has now fru,ly set lis fac. : e
ha, h. enid, will be maintained. lie oenouucea
the expression OF q celeLratod Irish hero, wh"
ella med W be d Catholic and has said " II Nj -
s,and in the way Of revolution, then pet.eh he
altar IT, and declared that Catholic could Oir "A
mob. He denied thai sny Of those who bad t.ten
part IN pluodering and destroying property were
Catholics, and said HAT the church should not DO
aspened for their deeds. lie solemniy proclaimed
from the sacred altar that none who wefo III The moo
could receive the sacrament II lie church
nor even AT desth could they receive absolnIion OF
The church. unit, repentance Dos wonld repentance