The New York herald., 1868-05-30

Catholics who are subject to communication
or who give oiIence by sinful behavior"
These quotations amply prove that the ob ecs OF the
organization was 60 unite into one common bond OF
union and in the participation OF the proffered ma
teria henents good ana devoted Catholics alone, the
same as other religious denominations demand q
strict adherence 70 their peculiar tenets OF all those
and, on the surface, .unpromising commencement,
the Central Union rapidly pcreased IN ne number OF
societies belonging 20 i as wen as IN individual mem
Y, in 1866; the third at PIttsburg Pa in 1861 the
fourth at Rochester N. " In 1858; the NTH at St.
1861; the seventh at Syracuse, n. Y, in 1862; the
eighth at Cincinnati, Ohio, In 1858; the ninth
Wis., n $685. the eleventh "s sensn al IN ss
and the twelfth again at Pittsburg in 1867.
From year to year these annual gatherings grew
That of last year. at Ptsburg was the largest OF all
Over 1900 delegates representing still larger num-
teent congress of these dele gates wifi meet in this
city and open its sessions on Sunday by grand pro-
cession, after whiea VIII follow the celebration OF
deemer, Third street, near avenue A, where
the Rev. Father Wayrich, OF the Redemptorist
Fathers, will deliver the sermon. We ought to men
ton here that one OF the principal measures to come
before this body VIII be the organization of perma
nens to & ad newly m arrived lived ~ Geran ina e
tic, and save them from falling into the hands Of
sharpers, swindlers and rogues. AT The last
trusted with the duty Of maturing feasible plan
whicn will be laid before the Union on Monday or
TueSuay. hcV. Mr. NOfDert SCOtlcr, superior Vi tit
Francscans at Syracuse, has the matter especially
in charge and visited Europe last summer TO secure
the cooperation OF the authorities IN Germany TO
further the enterprise
Delegates will begin to arrive this morning. Those
from Pttsburg are expected by the seven O'Clock
A. M. train from Buffalo at four O'Clock p NJ, by
the Erie road. All from west OF Pittsburg from Gin
cinnati St. Louis Chicago, Milwaukee, viii pass
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, are to be
joined at Baltimore and Philadelphia by the
delegations from these cities and will arrive at
the Jersey City depot at six O'Clock p NJ. to-day.
Large committees, with bands OF music will be IN
waiting to receive and welcome them they arrive.
The meeting Of the congress or union Is appointed to
take place at the Germania Assembly Rooms, on
the Bowery, where the headquarters will be
located, and q number of the larger Ger
man halls in this CITY, such as the Har-
mony Rooms, Bregen's Hall, Henry Clay Hall
and many others, have been secured either for dOrm
tories, committee rooms or refectOries. On Third
and Fourth streets and on avenue A and First
avenue trumpha arches are being built, surm0unted
by crosses and to be decorated with evergreens
flowers and appropriate notices. The route OF the
procession tomorrow morning, which Will be es
corted by numerous military companies, has been
determined as fOllOws:-
The line forms on the corner of Bowery ana Hous-
ton street, extending down Houston. The march Is
then down BOwery to New Canal, to Thompson
street, to Spring, to Sullivan, Beecker 10 Sixth ave-
nue. and up to Twenty-third street, over to Eighth
and up to Thrtfeth street. Seventh avenue to
Thirty-fr street, to Fifth avenue, to Fourteenth
street. to aveune b. to Fifth street. to avenue D. to
Rivington street, Pitt street, avenue @ and Third
street and then to the Church Of the Most Holy Re-
deemer.