New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22

Saviour. Pax Vobie, peace be TO you, pcaNe nv
such az the world gives or eah take avn" =, 49,
saviour's peace Of God when passe'n al
standing and endureth forever TUG ' ~ tbr
then nsid a nlcwing tribute 20 the memory oi Ih'
Late irchhishop Hughes, and remarked OH Va
tered pcstion Of affairs this day when inc o'uIcn
had Laid aside her mourning to welcome ms suSo's
sor He discaimed the idea OF ming tlo piseo W
b late nreste but said that though far inierior 10
b; in ratura gifts he could ct least claim TO bSing
them heart filled with equal love and aneenon '3f
them lie asked theirsympsthies with the dhheui,
ties Of his new position, which ne had aeceptes
only ftom obedience 20 the authority Oh lne ,-ol!
F.;ber in whose voice he heard the voice Of Peter
and in that the voice of Christ. In TINS he fouhd
coinage and hone beside which the whole history
nj tho church showed that God ofteDtmes
pleased to employ the humblcst and feebFst
instruments for the accompaniment OF NE
designs. and had chosen the weak things, and the
mean and things that not TO cOniound the sropG
and the things that are, that no flesh should glory
In his sight He had said To those whom he sent
We have not chosep me, but have chosen ~,
and therefore though the strong men uilglt Ia ~
Israel--though the Pope himself pays the oep. "
nature-hough the bishops and priests and aPos'iS'
and teachers Of the church must de--'he choien,
the hierarchy, the altar and the saerniCe anu n.'
iniaDb bic authority remained. There was az
ISOLATION in the thought that he would DC
and upheld by the faithful counsels Oh the 49,,
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he thanked for their attendance on TINS ov. nay,
and also specially thanked the Archbishop OF ~.
more The great support Of any preiaIe was Wv
clergy to whose faithful services Inc onuie ""
indebted for its prosperity, ana ne slec,a3 ,, 80
them 10 preserve the unity OF the church WINCH vas
tbeir only guarantee for successful seitiVV'
mo late prelate had built up glorious
inheritance for the church OF thiS Wy,
and they must see that 10 WIS NV. NO.
IMPAIRED bnt handed down undeInlnlshed 70 tilcli
f.alf i..f 1a
tire stranger TO the city, for here the hands oil Ie
Good Archbishop O'Conncll bad been iald ON nis
head here the venerable DubOiX raised Hmm to tc
dignity ofthe priesthood, and at tho altar OF TINS
Cathedral he had celebrated his hrst mass, ana To-
ceiyed from his iustrOus predecessor the consccr-
ton which made him his co-adjutor, and though ne
he'd been parted from them for rme, yet Wou'o no
not now find the sameswilling hands and cheerful
hearts and the same unity OF CathOhe ihlh anu
active pety TO cheer and sustain them as uen. DC
dOcile TO your pastors, that YOU may DC 81 iat u
" of which spake Of 20 them II Is the unity oi
the people with their pastors and their pastors with
the bishop, and the bishop with The great worthy
head of the church. with Peer, and through refer
with Christ that compose together one great ana
immortal church. Let us return thanks 10 Eou, VINO
has made us the children OF his word, let us peg
of Him that we may be true to His teaching, faith
full TO His guidance aud through Him secure an en-
trance ito Heaven. Nor is IL necessary that
should call down the blessing Of Him the fathcr OF
| lights from whom every good and perfect glil de-
| scendeth Bless Oh Lord the Bishop and the Cler-
gv and the people. Bless the Pastor ahd the flocs.
Bless the Pastor that he may guido them ID the ways
of truth and justice and righteousness. BIoss the
the Clergy that they may be- an ornament ana a
glory of the Sanctuary and of their Bishop ms JOY
| and his crown. Bless the religious communities
snroed through this diocese that the blessings they
distribute NAV moro and more abound on every
side Bless the fathers and mothers, bless the sons
and daughters, bless the young and bless inc OLD
bless the poor AID bless the rich, bless Tie SICK and
nnrm and also those who are IN the yIgOr ana ne
and health. Bless the magistrate and bless The
citizens bless the soldier aud bless the CIVILIAN.
Bless tie province and this dooeae this City and
bless us ali for we have need OF thy blessing hiess
as thou glorious aud immaculate virgin MOtDof Oh
our God, il is to thy protection that We SEEK 20
place ourselves, and with thy aid We conhGhgiy
| trust ourselves to begin the work committed 10 us
On this day the Church throughout the world cele-
braes with Joy and pomp the glorles OF thy assumP-
ton. Watch over us, protect us from EVIL, shelter
NJ from all danger, conduct us to the Kingdom oi
thy Son. Thou too, glorious apostle, patron OF ms
Cathedral, glorious Saint Patrick, whose name -
50 dear 70 80 many thousands and thousands OF
faithful hearts, whose name - the syuonyme ol
Ashrinking faith of generous devotcdness aud he
roc courage; thou too bless my people, make them
worthy OF the fame which they have llhentedi lei
g them never bring disgrace upon my memory " Gls
honor upon thv name Bless them all, ye apostles
and martyrs, ye holy saints Of God; bless and pray
for u.s. that initiating your examples and walking
in your footsteps, We may be brought INTO par
tieipaiol in the glory and JOY and everlasting hap
piness, which is yours in the Kingdom CT Heaven
for all eternity.
The Archbishop then descended the pulpit and
was re-robed and re-seated his throne, while the
mass proceeded the offertory being taken up during
the singing Of the credo. The remaining part Of
the service were gone through with the usual ccre
monies, and at the conclusion the Reverend Father
Stars, in the name Of the Archbishop and himself
thanked the Press Of the city for the kindly notices
which they had given Of the services Of tho day.
lie also thanked the police and the general and
deputy superintendent of police for their serydes,
and explained the difficulties they had had to en-
counter in the arrangements and distribution Of
Tickets.
The procession then formed and moved away to
the vestry to the chanting Of the Benedictions the
Jubilate, which was intended 10 follow Che mass
proper being omitted, in consequence of tho houf
to which the proceedings had been protrectod.
The vast assemblage then adjourned.