The New York herald., 1864-08-22


called back 20 continue his work; and win no.
nnd the same willing bands, the same cheerful
hearts, the same united Catholic faith aud
40 not, cannot doubt IT, Beloved brethren. 10 your
pastors for the unity that has united us much due
prayos os unity appess TO you, for II is In tie unity
bishops, aud the episeopate with the great.
saHre%s aS SsS head O. the church ana he Win Peter
which hold US together one holy ana immortal
church are found. Let US return ,hangs 70 God
who hss made us 80 great and glorious church. Let
US beg of him that may be It's teaching and
faiths to It's guidance. aad that through may
OF Heaven. And now, having been sent 10 ess
II is eight that should call down blessing from the
dcscends. Bless bess Lord the shop ssy church
bless clergy and bless the people bless the pastors
them ways truth and justice Of ri4bteous
ness; bless the clergy, that they be the
sud glory OF tiny sanctuary that hey may De 20 their
communities separated througnout this diocese that the
blessings which they distributing 10 others may
more and more abound every side bless the fathers
and bless the mothers bless the brothers and bless
the daughters; blesa the young and bless the old;
bless the poor and bless the rich bless the sick and
firm well those who in the health and vigor OF
lIs; bless the magistrate and bless tho citizen bless
tins diocese bless this cry us ALL for
0Lord have need Of thy blessing And thou, oh most
blessed aud Immaculate Virgin aud mother OF our Lord.
10 under thy protection seek place ourselves
under thy auspices we conddngy trust ourselves for the
fuihment OF the great task committed - US this day
and pomp tho festival OF this day. Watch
over @ u.s. Lore and prS.ec. as from n.n., all
US to the Kingdom Of Thy And thou, too, oh
glorious apostle the patron Of this cathedral glorious
Patrck whose name Is go dear many thousAnd and
thousands OF faithful hearts, whose the SYNONYM
OF unshrnkng faith Of generous devotedness OF heroic
make them worthy OF that faith which they have in
hered from thee. Let them bring Disgrace upon
thy memory or dishouor on thy name Bless and pray
for them Pray for thou priests coniessos, you
martyrs and holy saints OF God that, emuatng your
deemed worthy to participate in the glory aud 10y ever
lasting which Is yours In the Kingdom OF Heaven for all
eternity.
At che the Archbishop's address the mass was
continued from the credo 70 its conclusion.
immediately after the ofiertory.
Father STARs late administrator OF the diocese made
few remarks returning thanks to the clergy OF the do
cese to tho congregations Of New York, to the polce
authorities and the men serving under thcm Tor their
cooperation with him in tho discharge OF his duties In
two words be explained the necessity for conning
admissions the cathedral persons holding tckets
which, be said was plan adopted only for the sake OF
good order. although II well known that some per-
sons could not possibly have been accommodated.
Mas then went to the conclusion and the process
sion more moved from the sanctuary, around the
altar to hssacrsy tho Archbishop conducted from
his the throne tho interior OF the building, and
the solemn installation brought TO close Tho vast
congregation then dispersed 10 the excellent order
among the cisreymen present on tho occasion we
might mention the following:-very Rev Archdcacon
MoGlynn. Rev. DR.. Birdsal, Rev. Dr. Cummings Rev.
Fathers Boyce, Brennan, Mooney, Monaghan Drscol
COnnOr, TrAtnOr, Hocker MCCARTHY, mcmahon, COWry,
McCoskey (brothsr 70 the Bshop sad large number Of
others
OUTSIDE scRNBs.
The weather materially nterfered with the immense
crowd OF persons Who always congregate outsiders
such grand occasions characterized yester day.
There thousands who, unable to obtain tickets OF
admission still desIrous or obtaining view OF tho
passed from the archiepiscopal residence
to the interior Of the church, announced Not
withstanding the rain, however, . large eoncourss
assembled outside the church and Vicinity. Those
who could afford tho luxury Of umbrellas stead
asty held their ground for hours while ali who
Of this necessary appendage compelled
70 stand under awnings and in doorways. Tho crowd
commenced TO assemble shortly after eight O'Clock,
although the ceremonies were not announced to open
before half past O'Clock. The rain down In that
dull misty manner which makes feel disagreeable
and melancholy Al the same time. This was much 70
be regretted, the outdoor procession had to
be dispensed wth causing much dssppoiutment to hun
dreds who had 70 witness it. This procession
intended to bs Of the great features Of the
son and had Il taken place would have been very i'm.
pressivs.
large body police were hand TO keep order and
10 excellent indeed did they discharge that
very necessary duty. superntsndsnss Kennedy and
Carpenter presided this part Of tho programme.
Never there such order general satsaction exh
bed ~ any previous large gathering IN our city ~ was
evinced yesterday at tho installation onies This
alone be for the arrangements which
had been previously made by the Reverend Adminstra.
and his assistants have carried
with the occasion and the great event
which about TO be enacted.
Around the entire cathedral through Mott and Mulber
~ Streets . line OF policemen formed, who pre-.
vented the passage OF any person who unprovded
with q tickot This had the effect OF keeping . large
space surrounding the edce entirely clear also did
away with that terrible rush which is always found ad
herring 10 New York demonstrations Of whatever charac
ter.
There numbers of persons, too. who came on
spccuation-that is those who were unprovided with
tickets, and who buoyed up their sinking spirits with the
hope that kind act Of Providence would throw a
ticket into their pockets Then there those who
believed in panderng 70 their OF hearing they
could not please their of sight Tho superb music
of the choir presided by Professor Schmidt
well appreciated by those outside the church by the
congregation inside. This crowd remained outside the
church during the entire ceremonies and only dispersed
when the immense congregation inside began pour
10 the streets.