, 1874-07-20

ready published IN InE rn1puNE il oousdel cd a
Jaht aal4 ssVoEe rebnke TO tho rovorond gontio-
MAI. me ro6uka was certainly we'll carr7nd out
by The military sociesica, not ono Of whom put
IN m appearance.
THE LINE or MARon
was north on Daapla!nas street to Indiana; saBt
On Indiana to Market; north on Market to Chi.
and south on cssa to Superior, around
Esu IN progress rhs % different c, sooiot,es
thon took up positions On tho sidos Of tho
enafoil, and on Rush street, until tho ceremony
Nas hnlHhod, rhon they marched back to head-
q,1artefa to be dinbandod. The procession oco,i-
plea forty-hva minutes In passing single point.
ua THE GROUND.
IL was nearly hAlf-raht O'Clock before tho
pF0ccHslouAl ranks wpre formed arouud tho
squaro which contains the new church. Tho
niuss Of people assembled to witucAs the coro-
moulal muDt have numbered It lcaat 25G00-
tIe female olomont being largely represented.
Ih's mGdo the heat aonaewhat oppressive to
those who were compelled to struggle for
vantage place IN tho thronE.
TUE ODnN NE1s-srONE,
Which WaB to bo foat eqllare, 2 feok thiol and
rhlch weighed tons. wR8 placed on the north.
nest oornor Of the building, with the necessary
holatlng apparatus, W meanh Of ropa aud DOR
rick, attnchod. Tie customary hollow place
Was scoopcd out for tho insertion Of tho momo-
rial box. containing the narnes Of tl,s Bsilop,
officiating olergYnlon, architect. and ot,ers in-
papers printed ID Chicago. Thoro wore also i
numhor Of photographs Of prominent mo,nbers
Of the church, who may bo tnoldorod into dua-
boforo human sJos shall again gaze on tho cont
tents Of that box.
When tho different societies had finally como to
order, and the bands had ceased to play,
THE RT.-NEv. DlBIop FoIEY,
attended by DR.. MoMuilon, Fathers Cashmsn,
Neafdon, Conway, O'Connor, Flhnpagan, Damen,
Dunno, Noonan, Gro7an, aud otlaorn, and bY
HAYnFAf rrNfninnhk fuvrtnn tur1 no,f
Iiom brennan, Philip Oonley, John L. Dom
lin, r. T. OolIlna Matthew flAtniug, ThomsB
Tlerney. Frank Agnow, Mike Bailey, Tom Foley,
Redmond Prinaivilie, John D. WalBh, and many
paatot's resitoueo. gu Superior street, to tho
place which was tho contro Of attraction. Tho
bishop looked quite a. ohurchulau. in
a.noodn %his dn'tFe, ,, 'hipfns hrighter' With its
yestnont Of tho ptiest," oil joining to mako up
. very glowing phgeant.
A temporary platform had bcen erected, and
this was Wcll shaded, so that reverend heads Gu
gagged n the pious task OF conservation might
which mar evon now fcol jealous that tic do.
scoudents OF those oriental Cets, who ussd to
worship him in tho rogious beyond tho Caspian,
should turn their devotion into q loss material
ohanuel.
LAYING THE sroNE.
The architect, Mr. Sfcnard, and other stalvart
people. Inid hold OF tho historic atone, and gave
tho hoisting sigual. The hold -faat at tho frat
effort. gayo way, and somo do1ay onsued, during
.oI Thioh the ' ele,gyneu toined i1 yory nusles
chant, the Biahop loading. Finally tho rock
was properly adjusted, raiaod, and lowered into
its proper position. wllcn Bishop Foley advanced,
sprlnkled it With sacred water, and offered up
prayor In which all thoHe near enough to know
Then tho preIato soized allver trouol, dipped
into somo oxcollont-looking mortar, aud splashol
tho stone with the material with the air Of q
good workman.
Thou followed another chant, romo further
prayer, all In tho language Of Old Romc, and
othor ceremonies, Which at lant terminated, and
THE nET. FATHER DAuE:t, s. j.,
advanced to tbs front OF the platform, and,
taking his to1t from tho seth Psalm, proceeded
to deliver an eloquent discourse. In which he
Roman Catholic Church, (which Goth, nor
Turk, nor Time, hath spared" bu. which had
triumphed over ill. Vain WAS all the power Of
tho cnssrs, Of tic Higih Priests. Of
sd Iad sood hs to pssuoua sf h'f osn shs
Of persecution, and, having buiided on a suro
foundation, arosa iirnler and grandor from each
succeeding shock. At no ttme did the Roman
Catholic Church appear 30 grand ~ when
battling against oalumny, Misrepresentation, and
good within her-the spirit Of tho Divine
Founder--tho spirit against which not the uorld's
wrath nor the Eates Of he'll could prevail. That
cornor-stone which had just been laid
was typical Of tho flrmnosa Of tho Church.
that enduring edifico which 1871 years ago
was built upon tho Rock OF Peter, aud still
grandly loomod over nll the earth comprising
within its magnificent fold $50 900. 600 OF tho hu
mhn race.
The eloquent preacher then cnterod at some
longth upon Church history, and took occasion
to deuounce unholy combinations ngainat tue
fsth. Ho MAS eeyere upon those who, .born
Catholics, were 30 only In nams aud expasiated
upon tho privilege Of being \ 1nembor OF that
Church whose hoad s7as the v.oegerent Of God
upon this earth.
Tho discourse MAS very atsontiysly Listened to
throughout.
Denediction was then pronounced By tile Bish-
op, anil tho yaae nuaience, processionislH and
otherwise, separated for their difrereut homez.
TIE ALPINE HUNTERS.
The action OF the Irish military companies,
the Irish 1sltlea (Sheridan Guards), Montgomery
Guards, MuligRn ZouareS, and Irish Volun-
teers, In refusing to turn out beoauee of tho ill.,
suit offered by Dr.. hlchIul!on to tho Italian
company, was very generally approved hy tho
people who attended the demonstration. Even
force Catholics admitted that tho mattor had
hocn pushed too far, and said that the Doctor
might, With much wisdom, have allowed the
eleotion Of Qa1baldi as an honorary member OF
tho Alpine Hunter company 10 pass over un-
noticed.