The New York herald., 1868-06-01

bis eloquent peroration Rev. Father wayrich re-
marked that the essential influence OF the Holy Ghost
ties were iterate men, yet aftcr being inspired Dy
the Holy Ghost on the ever-memorable day OF Pente
cost they separated and went forth INTO tne Modu ~
same gospel the same law divine, the same doctrines
OF the same Church. The spirit OF unity pervaded
sh the same spirit OF unity and fraternity implanted
by the Holy Ghost In the hearts OF the Apostles,
After this sermon, which was istersd to throughout
its length with profound attentic the service OF high
mass was continued TO its Conclusion and the con-
gregation dismissed IN the Re- Aissa Est precisely
at half-past two O. clock p. N.
THE HEADQUARTERS AT GERMANIA ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
The meeting room OF the Central Union Is the large
hall at this establishment, situated in the second
Il has been handsomely decorated for this purpose.
The platform Is erected along the north wall to the
rear of whehjs hung large representation Of the
seal Of the Union. 1t being ring containing the fol
lowing letters:-D. K. X. G. V. fDeotsoher Rontsct-
Kath0iischer Central Verei,, German Roman Catho-
zatOn 1855 In the centre Is q chalice with cross
and an anchor, denOting Hope, Faith and Charity,
placed across 1t. Under the whole Is the inscription
in Latin, Benedctt gut Uenient IN nOmtile DOnltnt-
Blessed who will come in the name OF the LORD.
Along the walls are hung each on separate ban
Of the Union, ana from the eagles beak
in the centre of the ceiling depend, fastened against
the cornices OF the side walls festoons and garlands
OF evergreens, flowers and national bunting. The
orchestra balcony Is also prOfusely decorated with
flowers and draped in the cOlOrs Of the North Ger
man COnIederatlOn tDldck, Wnlte ana red). seats
have been provided for about two hundred and fifty
delegates. Some twenty-seven new societies have
been formed In various places in the course OF the
year, and their delegates are present and will apply
for admission to the Union. AS some delegates rep.
resent more than society, 1t Is calculated that
about four hundred societies, numbering over twenty
thousand members will in all be represented in this
hall. 1t may be interesting to many to know that in
the large dining rooms and In the meeting room Of
the Arion Society, which has Its headquarters here
there have been put up one hundred and sixtyseven
temporary beds, and that NJ are occupied by dele
gates or visitors to the Union.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
AT eight O'Clock in the morning high mass will be
read in the Church Of the Most Holy Redeemer, and
at nine O'Clock the delegates will march in process
sion to the meeting room. The president Of last
year, Mr.. John Amend, OF ST. Louis, will open the
session: The first business in order Is the appoint.
ment Of Committee on Credentials, to which all
delegates must submit their appointments in writing
The meeting will then adjourn until afternoon, by
which time 1t is expected that this committee will be
able to report This report disposed Of the election
OF officers for the present year Will be gone into and
it is generally believed that the days proceedings
will end with this. In the evening Rev. Father Way
rich will deliver lecture In the church "Catholic
Schools" which, Judging from the straightforward,
outspoken character OF his sermon yesterday, pro-
misses to be equally interesting ana instructive.