The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

OrdinstSea es the New Csshelis Semi
nary, Tssy. Y.
The nDS general ordination Of the students Of o.
Jossph's Seminary, Troy, n T. took place In the large
and beautiful chapel Of thas institution on Saturday.
june 10 me Most Rev. Archbishop hcCosksy ocistsd
asssted BY the very Rev. John Conroy Administrator
land u nd Bishop slscp Of Ihs Diocese Of Albany;
the vssy Rev. Superior Of the Seminary, Dr. Wander
hsnde., and Rev. Fcs NcNsirny There were also
prsssu1 the rsvosend professors Of the Seminary and
the Rev. Msssrs Kenney, Troy, and Very Rev. Dean
Grattan, Il s. Cathsrtnss G. W. The imposing cereno-
MES were carried with an the grandeur OF impress
svs rites which the Catholic Church reserves in
particular manner for such solemn and important occs-
sions II was really grand sight, - the Archbishop
remarked 70 see many strong and robust young
devote themselves voluntarily 70 TIE sacred calling Of
The following are the names Of inc young sentlsmen
who received the various orders som the hands " the
T~surs-Messrs Hugh o'Hara John J. McCaulsy Geo.
Murphy Michael Brennan Patrick DAILY Terence Early,
Meade John Quinn, OF the Diocese Of New York; James
Magee Bernard hcManus, Daniel oConnsll John Buck.
s John e. the o.
Patrick Powers John Purcell Arthur Feeling, OF the
Diocese Of Boston, John Murphy Of the Diocese Of Port
land; Patrick hcKenna, William Sheridan, Of the Dto
Misor Ordsrs-Messrs John Brosan, John Mccauiey,
York; Michael Barns, John Gray, Of the Diocese of
Boston; b. Grattan, James McGse; Bernard McManus,
Daniel OConnell, Of the Diocese ef Albany; JamesC
Foley OF the Diocese Of Portland.
SuNdeaconship-Rev. Messn James J. Moriarty and
Hugh OHara, Of the Diocese Of New York; James Har
rigan, Nicholas QUINN Hugh Shieids Michael Grifths
and Joseph fancy, Of tho Diocese OF Albany Thomas
Kane and Michael Terney, Of the Diocese Of Hartford
Deaeonship-Rev. Messrs. james FMzsimmons, Of New
York. John Mcdonald, Of Albany; and J. J. oDwyer Of
Burlington, VT
The following day Sunday, Dune III the Most Rev
Archbishop delivered beautiful discourse to the stu
dents the Ecclesiastical State its Dignity and Re-
sponsibiles" High mass celebrated, ut which His
Grace attended assisted by Revs hcNierny and RoCiaa
ty The Rev. Dr. Gabriels was celebrant, assisted by
Rev Messrs. Mcdonald and Morarty deacon and sub
deacon, and Haisan as master OF ceremonies The mu-
sic Of the beautifully rendered by the seminary
choir under the direction Of Rev DR. s. Healy. Mr. N.
Burns presided at the organ with much ability
This seminary lately Protestant institosioa
and was purchased for the Catholics with the ap.
prevail OF the Archbishop Hughes and converted into
seminary for the ecclesiastical province OF New York
II liz beautifully situated emnence to the right
you enter Troy from New York, and although but few
months in existence, has succeeded beyond the most
ssngune expectations The superior and professors have
given evidence that the high estimate formed Of their
learning their ability and pety has not been undsserved
The students at the present time number almost seventy
the creator part OF whom belong to the theological de-
paytment.