New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
THE PULPIT.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CONSIDERATION.
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.
THREE BISHOPS COSsECRATED by THE
PAPAL NCNCIO.
p r o c Z s $40 N .
SERMON OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES


r iorosng ceremony Of the conservation Of the three
,wy elected Bishops r. the Roman Catholic Churchihe
y, Rev DR. joins LoUCHiy Bishop Of tho atey erected
nsocsse Of Brooklyn the r. Rcv JAMES BAILEY Bsh-
.nd the Diocese Of Newark and the Il. Rev LOUIS DE-
emseflAsD Bishop Of tho Diocese Of Burlington Vt
A u,sce with the august ceremonies incident to such
esastica event at 81 Patrcks Cathedral Mulberry st.,
ysasrdsy morning. His Exoelcncy Monsgnor Bedni,
asogtoIo Nunco TO Braz. number Of Bishops and
I,se number Of Priests participated in the ceremonies and
atsrre edfce was tbronged with specaors-to many Of
vhom II was a novel proceeding. ThgpJnGcal procession,
bt display Of clerical attire the imposition Of hands-he
,stp,isl rite BY which according to the Roman Catholic
hah Die power Of the Episcopacy is communicated the
asyery Of the emblems Of pastoral authority to the new
s.ors The solemn chanting by the choir in the chancel,
IA the sacred music Of the chorus together with The
eher ceremonies Of the occasion, constituted scene OF
nuch interest
A. early as O'Clock the sirects in the vicinity Of tho
Ifrhedral began to assume an animated appearance and
lag before the services commenced thronged with
lsrr spectators The windows and roofs Of Of the
lktes in the vicinity and oler available points were oc
ltied by those whowshcd to view procession. Young
vep 70 the number ofabout two hundred members Of df
trnt Churches but mostly Of the Society Of st. Vincent dc
Pm connected with the Cathedral drawn up in two
Inns extending from the door Of tho Arch Episcopal resi-
Iasce lof Archbishop IIughes through Mulberry and
Puoess and nearly 10 the entrance Of The Cathedral in
lXta These young men wore upon the breast rosete
Lreen and white There were detachmonts OF the -Four
hath Ward Police under Lieut. Bren aud of the Sixth
Ward Police under Capt Fery present engaged in keep
tropen the space for the procession and preserving
w. The streets about the Cathedral had been spread with
H., fine tan bark which served TO mako dr. walk
lpueh tie middle Of them or the procession and 10 pr
bat them from being disturbed with the noise of vehicles
bon the pavemenis while the services were in progress
IAt 1ol O'Clock tho grand PontGcal Procession started
BIZ the Arch Episcopal palace and proceeded through
kbeny Prince and Mott sts into the Cathedral arrayed
bber robes and yosments according to their Office and
hson in the Church Tho Bishops their mtres and
Ered their orozers rich crimson velvet canopy
bt1 feet square lined with changaable green six, was
trne over the Nuncio was supported by four principal
ktees Of the Cathedral The following he order in
tsch they marched
John Loughin Bishop Flee, OF Brood Uah CAlplaiu
ns Roosevelt Bailey I,hop Elect Of ,owaIA with Chaplain
Louis de Goosbria15 Bi.So1 Ei.c of Burlington
Second Master Of The Ceremonies. Fa'heg Daubresse.
4 sub-Detcon Of Oace. Pete NcC IRON.
Deacon Of Oaeo benjamin o Caiashar.
A,iant Priest Ni'ef'0 sneIl! ii X w i... so's
Archbishop CAJIsrAN BEDiNi Of Iiabc.
Ilsh Nunoo to the Court Of Brazil on Extraordinary Mission
II
walking under H. canopy as above mcntoncd)
Canon OF ths Cathed-al
l hk procession passed through tho streets il was ro
Eedv With great respect by the spectators who, almost
hOut exception uncoycredth THEN heads No. llw bowed
heads esd others kneelcd upon he ground Not the
IEghRsi Interruption or confusion occurred.
VIII be seen by The order OF procession the supe
l'n Vi the Church wero last in order. which is usu
he Catholic Church, in full dress professions
Pa undress professions, the Supporters ere fire.
hAprOcession marched into the Church tie young
M wearing rosetes formed IN The rear and passed into
tsChwch ss the Nuncos train. Il was II o'clock when
Asl suged the Cathedral and proceeded through the
E'ddt sse,o the chanoc An anthem was sung as ,hcy
nisd BY tie members Of thc Chorus accompanied by the
ftA@a's Of the organ aud by instrumental music. The
aSS was already filed by those who had entered by tick
@aadnsion. These ickcts were issued at one dollar
h under the special approval Of the Ar hbhoQ and Che
70 hts realized to be appropriated 10 The aid o the
s'asn Of the Roman Cahoac schools who are declared
I'asofcal Circular Of The Board Of Trustees 10 have
asrsd great benefits on the Catholic community OF New
I1t When the procession entered the Cathedral The
kuO ives seated in the Bishops chair. and the Bishop
r Priests after kneoing before the CrucV seated
Dc Chanco at either side and in iron' OF iho AhaF-h
Pc being lighted as usual Tn escort 81 young men
p seated in the middle aisle.
Ae second master of ceremonies who led Che clan e.
tef olorry sat in front Of the chancc in the ccnor
Fythe altar His dress was one OF the richest We have
Easen II consisted Of white satin surplce on which
s,Gktd foliage and flowers in green and crimson. Also
taF bright yellow figured six. o. which was en-
eVkreds bouquet Of flowers in crimson Green md gold
nsa3ed by wreath Of grcon foliage and crimson bios
lssz he trimming was Of gold fringe
iwShrge number OF personagos and such compe2
Samy the chanoel was much TOO small and several Of
raeiPsl dignitaries were compelled TO s outside the
''sse reings Notwithstanding dis Inconvenience how
esy IL sdroit mano gemen. Of Mr. Bacon the master OF
eesnonies the whole was admirably conducted Had
for his recent inlispositon. Archbishop Hughes
- ave- presided over he ceremony bu'. except TO
~savened IN the rites ofthe Roman Cathol Church
esnens were complete And they were, with this
~eHGSon Considering that the CT mouy is Of such
l. ssa1snce il was surprsgg 10 see with what address
1907 / was performed the cred, lor which i prince
II ses Mr. Bacon.
- 'sssnOny began by Vosper execuod IN G mastery
I&orgsn, in which the choir Joined
IL ar wss prepared in tho usual manner end 70 .le
n ANIMAL chapel was arranged Ia which waf a table
~ ue Pou,fcid vesiments intended for The Bishops
H. ~ss candies cope rivers OF water pin OF bread
H. saa barrels OF wine covered with slve-lcaf. ard
Ia std with goldleaf three loayes OF bread covered
-asieaf and three with gold horn OF holy OIL and
Ia sass used in the ceremony.
ssne preliminary read justment Of the poniihcia
- the ConsecrSting Bishop the Archbishop o.
kek his sea. in IRON. Of the ALTAR. The assistant
nr&tOps Rape ofCleveland, Ohio and NcCloskey
~ proceeded to the right hand side 81 The altar and