The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27
JOHN OF ST. JARLATH'S.

The golden JUBILEE" OF THE FAMOUS ARCH
BISHOP or TUAM-HK HAS WORN THE AuTRR
RIFTI YEARs-IHK ''IIoH or THE TRIBE or
JUDAH" EoARs OUT HIS DIsPLEAsURE AT THE
VATICAN MASAGEMESr-HIs sURYRAGANs ARE
ABSENT EXCEPT oHR
DUBLIN, June u, 1875.
on Tuesday and "Wednesday, SIN ana etn or
June, the Golden jubilee" as i has been termed.
Of the Roman Cathonc Archbishop OF Tuam John
MacHae, was celebrated. II was not only 8 spe-
cial occasion; IL was unique. Throughout the
long annals or the IRISH Churcn, stretching back
for fourteen centuries and q nsi, no precedent
for sucn festival can Be found; never before did
an irish Bishop number nfty years Of episcopal
charge twas an occasion 20 enct the sympa-
thies of the most reucent and STIR the pulses or
tue coolest. And then, wien one looked back on
the eventful career Of the grand ola man VINO was
the central object or this festival, II impossl-
bic not 70 feel ones sell strangely stirred by the
memories Of the past There time when
the voice sounding from St Jarlatl's used TO
scno Like elarion call tnrough tue British En-
pre-, arousing very ainareut feelings indeed, but
sEn making Itself aeara everywhere - voice o.
power. And now, wRen that voice has been
tnlnned bY age or circumstances have ceased TO
need its being upnfed or yore, Il was only deo-
orous ina. men should gather around 70 express
Their affection ~ least respectful consideration
Tor aim VINO once wielded 80 mighty an influence.
FHg CELEBRATION IN TUAM
The little town 81 rusm vas densely crowded,
ana rustic attempts were made 70 give some sort
OF suitable festive show. The Pope sent mis- les
tive blessing 70 the aged preiate. lie authorized
him 70 give IN his name the Papal blessing grant
ing 70 all VINO snoud assist a. the religious cele-
brstion u the day the SPECIAL privileges OF the Ju-
bilee.
At nine O'Clock A. N. the venerable Archbishop
said mass in tie crowded cathedral At eleven
O'Clock the nIgn mass commenced, cordm Foa-
adce the Archbishop preEding on the throne.
Rignt Rev. Dr. Nulty. Bishop u Meath, and ABOUT
100 priests assisted 10 the sanctuary. Tue priesA
the diocese or Elllals where - Coadlutor Bishop,
Dr. AacHals mad spent the rst portion or ms epIs
copai career. IaeTe Sere aisw rom other do
rHE GREAT poMISrcAS ABSENT.
But gloom nung over thls religious ceremo-
the absence or Father Tom Burke, VINO was 10
have preached the sermon 81 tae day, ano another
mat 10 wuicn | will presently refer. Father
Barks's illness lefs thus singular occasion Without
wnAt would nave been one OF It's caIef ornaments.
THE PRRLATE IN THE PULPIT.
After mass the Archbishop gave Sue Pontlhca
language Vi me form ana the Woros 10 which the
Pops nad for garded 70 nim his CONCENTRATIONS
on tne 0ccasiOni
Diocesan College, where addresses we're 20 be
presented 10 the Archbishop. I.ere were about
/ twenty populations and addresses from the
clergy OF luam from those Of Kilala where he
mai Deen cOadJutOr Or nine FEARS; from all the
towns "A the fuam diocese, from the SCHOOLS, dc.
But tue two addresses winch evtleutiy gave most
satisfaction TO the venerabls ArcaDisn0p we're one
from the lnsn members Of Parliament and an
other from the Home Rule League.
Tbe Archbishop IN mis- replies expressed his feel.
Y inRs very plainly referring IN words o. great
praise 70 the stand made ~ the Irisn members In
the BRUSH Parliament against tue coercion leg =
Il lauOu, and stating bis uusDakeE adherence 70 the
cause ~ national legislative 10 Independence.
Tne home rule ADDRESS vas rea0 ~ Rev. PrOies-
Il sor GalDralth. Protestant clergyman ana Felow
II or rrnty College, DuDln-a cur Gus irony OF ate
remembering that some or Or. Machaleis earliest
Il literary e1orts we're directed against the IRISH
Protestant CBuron.
IN the evening the Archbishop entertained about
+ tN3 Hundred guests 70 alnner. Ire Town was
Illuminated, anu the temperance band played IN
the streets
one Of the picturesque features OF the days pro
cee0ings was the presence 81 me Lord mayor,
Y Macs Nlney, 81 DuOnn. he wore hls fu stale
dress-the quaint vtyeg coat Of the style 81 King
i Cnsres ~, the curious gold collar o. - pre-
sented 70 tue 20 p0rauOn by that monarch, the
Daaslye gold media tsetzAlnx ever anagtar 0i =