Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-04

that Secretary Dent says Secretary
Fish has recently leased his house
there and his country seat on the Hud-
son, and that he is evidently making
preparations to vacate his present po-
sitiOn.
1t is stated that Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan
is about to lie married to Miss Rucker,
daughter of Gen. Rucker of his staff.
A killing frost visited large parts Of
the Northwest on Saturday night.
WASHINGTON. May 2.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to sell $4,000, 900 of gold
during the month OF May, as follows:
81, 800, 900 on the first and third Tues
day and 81, 900 900 on the second and
fourth Tuesday, each.
Death Of u Congressman.
KEENE, N. H., May g..
Thomas NJ. Edwards, first president
of the Cheshire Railway, and member
OF Congress for four years, died this
morning.
Accessioms TO Plymouth Church.
New YORK, May 8.
Beecher yesterday received into
| Plymouth Church l05 members-75 on
profession of faith and 80 by letter,
from sister churches. After baptizing
rs of the new members, Beecher an
nounced hat children would be bap-
Used in church on Sunday next. Hen
ry G.. Bowen and his family were
among the communicates.
The Conservation Ceremonies nj
Boston.
Boston, May 2.
TIE conservation ceremonies and in
vesture of Archbishop Williams to-
day occurred at the new Catholic Ca
thedral of this city and attracted an
immense crowd. The capacity Of the
building was but 1900, but there were
fully 10000 persons surrounding 1t.
and by . O'Clock A. NJ. the edifce was
crowded in every part and thousands
were unable to obtain even a glimpse
of the inside Of the cathedral. Among
the distinguished gen, lemen who occu-
pied eat in the middle near the sanctu-
AIRY were Governor CASTOR ana mem
bers of the Executive Council and both
branches OF the Lcgisla ure; Mayor
Caleb, members of the Common
Council; members of the faculties of
Hazard, Yale and other Colleges, and
the French, British and other Consuis
OF this and other ports. The Ecclesia,u
cal procession entered in the following
order: IhurifcY, bearing a censor
with burning incense; cross bearer.
with professional cross, bet TWO
aco lytes, with lighted candies; Assist
ant Master OF Ceremonies; Chief Mas
ter OF Ceremonies; acolytes in red and
purple cassocks; clergy men in black
cassocks and white surplsces; bishops
with their chaplain; cel-brant al
mass and deaconS; Archbishop VIII
iianis clad in political robes and bear
ing his croisier; Cardinal McCloskey
clad in his scarlet robes; Papal Em
bassy. consisting of Manager Rfnce'ti
and Special Obligate, Pache Ubaidi,
wearing purple ca>sock, aud Count
Mate~aschi; then II large mum
Der of clergyman. Cardinal McClo>
kew, having seated himself on the
throne, PontilicaE High Mass began; the
entire music oil the classical order waS
rendered with excellent effect At the
conclusion, Right Reverend Bishop
Goes Riebriniand delivered AN clio.
qnent sermon. taking tor his text the
second verse of The SD palm.
Canon, OF Massachusetts. followed
The sermon, and Al the cio~e of the
communion service the pallium wa
laid upon the altar; the Cardinal in
he meantime laid aside his cspha
magna and put on the a'hani Iairi-
archial cloak. putting aside his Der
retta and substituting herefor "A mine
At the conclusion OF mass, Rev. n.
Cherwood Healy, pastor of st. James
Church, read IN Latin and English
credentials of obiigate and briefs from
Rome, authorizing the creation OF the
new See. Manager Roncetti read a briel
in Latin % fredericksburg elect, ~ no re-
piled in the ann language, arep Ing
the great responsibility and affirming
his intention to discharge his duties &c
the best of his abity. The Ci.rlira
then proceeded to the altar, and seat
ing himselfS read the formula of con
,ecration, the Archbishop kneeling IL
his feet. The customary oath wa
then administered to him by the Car
dina; after which he placed the palii
am on the Archbishop's SHOULDER
the Archbishop next assumed hi
mi re- and intoned the portion OF III,
psalms prescribe for the orcaSion
which vas taken up by the choir an'
sung in alternate verses. L 70 ceTe
monies ended with a ~benel.ction b.,
the Archbishop.
Henry Albert Seacharie, the eminen
German jurist. is dead.
Negro Riot.
SAVANNAH, Ca, May 2.
A riot occurred al Dsrien on Frida,
night, o~c,.aSioned 10y negroes attempt
ing t o rescue a colored magistrate VIII
had been arrested on n bench warrant
About twenty shots were fired, wound
ing the Sheriff, two whites, and on
negro.
| Drowned In East River Cnrlis
Victims.
=. New York, May 3.
The Erening Post says that tn
: steamer City OF Hartford, when passini
through East river this morning, RAJ
into and capsized a scow on which
we're Captain Caste, his wife and fou
children, The eldest II years old. Tn
, four chil Iren were drowned.
; The Carlist Committee has received
. kilograms reporting great victories by
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