The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-07-16

OF Rochester, conferred Clerical TonsUre
and orders as follows: Tonsure and Minor
| O'Rrien, Thomas O'ConnelI, Patrick b.
OMara, Patrick McGovern, and Michael
Mcbride. Subdeaconship, Anthony Ryan,
| Q. S. F., Ignatius O'Brien, Michael Biggins,
| Thomas O'Connell, and Patrick B. O'Mara.
| On Tuesday, the Rt Rev. Bishop offici-
ated at seven o'clock, when he conferred
Deaconship on the following Farrell Bri-
ordy, Bernard McGivney, Patrick Quailie,
Michael Biggins and Thomas O'Connel!.
On Wednesday morning, the following
were ordained Priests: John Fitzpatrick
and Michael O'Rielly, for the Diocese of
Albany; Farrell Brioray, and Bernard
McGivney, for the Diocese of Erie; Pat
rick Quaille, for the Diocese of Springfield;
Michael Biggins and Thomas O'Connell,
for the Diocese of Rochester.
The collection for the Holy Father in the
Archdiocese of New York, taken up on
Sunday, June 4th, amounts to s3l, ,259 90.
The Easter collections for the orphan asy-
lums amount to 800, l45 SO.
DIOCESE OF BALTIMORE Ordinations IN
tile Seminary Of st. Mary by Rt. Rcv. Bish-
Stephen Keesan, Edward J. Smith, Charles
Reilly, Thomes Ward, Peter Mcclure.
Brooklyn; Dennis F. Hurley, Hugh r. j.
O'Donald, Robert j. Johnston, William E.
Kelly, Michael Gilligan, Boston; Felix
NACo uChlu, oCIiutOn; 1enTy BlSClOt,
James A: Frederick. Chas. j: Judge, Balti-
more Martin j. Dorney, Dennis Hays,
John Frecl, Chicago; John F. ODonohoe,
Terence Smith, Springfield Richard r.
Mcmahon, Richmond; William Dallared,
Wilmington, Del. Dennis DAILY, James B.
White, Vic, n. G.
Minor Orders-Casper Smith, Eugene
Cragi, Baltimore; John B. Hands, Dennis
DAILY, James B. White, Vic. Ap.. N. c.. ;B.
r. OEara, John j. Ammen, James s. Duff
fy, James E. Bobier, Brooklyn; Ed. P.
Mozart, Springfield; Hugh j. r. O'Don-
nell, Bernard O'Regan, Michael Roman,
Robert Johnston, Boston; Felix MEG ucken, |
Scranton William ballard, Viii. Del.
The following named gentlemen received
the order of Subdeacon on June 81, 1871.
John N. Beoronnet, Casper Schmidt, James
I. NJ. Starky, Baltimore Albert F. Lichte,
Savannah; James S. Duffy, Brooklyn
cago; Robert j. Johnston, Boston Hugh |
j. McKeefrey. Richmond, Va; William
ballard, VIII. Del. John B. Hands, James
b. White, Vic. Ap., NC.
On the 2sth the following Rev. gentle
men were promoted to the Diaconate
Revs. John NJ. Beyronnet, Casper Schmidt,
John T. M. Starkey, Baltimore; John Nc
Elhenny, James S. Duffy, Brooklyn; Ed
ward j. Dunn, James A. O'Connor, Chica-
go; Robt. j. Johnston, Boston Hugh j.
Richmond, Va; William Dat-
ldTU, WILL Del JOuD ID. f1aEQS, James d.
White, Vic. Ap., n. c.;
The following Deacons were on the 29th
raised to the dignity of the Priesthood
Revs. George w. Devine, Baltimore
Mich. F. Kelly, Hartford, Conn.,; John
Brooklyn, N. Y; Hugh P.
Fleming, Newark, n: j.. Edward J. Dunn,
Chicago Robt. J. Johnston, Boston Hugh
J. Mckeetrey, Richmond; William Dali
ard, Will, Del. John b. Hands, JAS. Il.
White, Vic. Ap., NC.
ARcHpiocEsE or rCtNCISNATt.-Fc Ferry Rcr
Inlius BenoH, who has been attached to
he church of Fert Wayne for thirty-one
ears, aud who built what has been for
hirteen years the Cathedral, has been ap- &,
pointed, by Archbishop Purcell, Admins
rator of the diocese, Sede Cdcantc.
The Most Rev. Archb! shop and the Rt. j
Rev. Bishops St. Palais of Vincennes,
Borgess., of Detroit, TGbbe, of Covington, S
IcCloskey, of Louisville, O'Hara, of Scran-
on, Foley, of Chicago, met after the fu- {
eral of the Bishop of Fort Wayne, and,
INVOKING the light of the Holy Spirit, pro
eeded to discuss the merits and qualifica- .
ions of priests whose names might be pre- .
ented to the Holy See for the selection of y
successor to the deceased prelate. The !
esult of their deliberations has been COM .
nunicated to the Cardinal Prefect of the :
:
Dedicatory Ceremonies of a Nec Cathe. I
dedication ceremonies of the e
ew Catholic Cathedral in Indianapolis, on = =
he ID inst, We're of o most imposing and :,
character. The number in at =
endance was very large, and included y
lany from other cities and towns. Over =
fly cars arrived this morning on the vari-
US railroads, filed with visitors. At 8 :
clock a procession of the various Catholic
ocieties was formed and marched through
II the principal streets to the Church
rchbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, officiat-
d on the Cincinnati Catholic
telegraph.
Right Rcr. John II. Luers, ID. D.-The
merican hierarchy has suffered another =
,vcre loss in the death of the much es- /
semed and highly respected Bishop of
ort Wayne, Indiana. Like the Most Rev.
Ilenrick, Rt. Rev. Bishop Neu-
lann, Young, and we might almost add, o
ishop Carrell, of Covington, Bishop
uers was overtaken by death whilst in the T
ischarge of the duties of his sacred office
duties which are a constant preparation
IT that world beyond the skies. A telc-
ram from Cleavcland states that Rt. Rev.
ohm Henry Lucrs, d. D., Bishop of Fort
Wayne, fell dead in that city on the morn sa
ig Of the goth ult, at seven o'clock. His