New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
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been four times as larre as it u.s. it wonld have been
ued with tic thousands Of persons VINO sought IN vain
90 obtain admit cncc.
Mott street In 'front.' and Mulberry street in t' rear
Of the Cathedral were thronced with great multitude
of people some o. whom held frequent iercatons with
th, police force. whose duty ii to preserve order
ard prevent the from pressing closely upon o
doors of The Church during the solemn ceremony.
large portion Of the interior Of the Cathedral Gas
vailed in black Tho tall columns were dropcd with
cable relieved with white about the centerS and oaT-
tails aai tho walls were covered with black cloth The
organ gallery and chamber also covered with tie
same material. The windows were Crowned with black
roset,cs ard fesoons we're continued in white curtains
over the side columns. Tho pulpit was covered with
mourning, and the canopy was deliberately trimmed
with white Tho caiallqEe artisically ornauencd
with pum,s and sunnounted by q sable cross The
altar was deliberately and artisicaly decorated Tho
symbols ~ mourning wcro visible every hard. and
nothing was invaded save the .lmous paintings SO long
Che admiration Of the lovers OF art. Over the high altar
splendid cross Of ,aponcas. In oil pas Of the
superb building We're white rosetios and other or'a.
Cenai agures but everything in accordance with
connect t0sto.
Among tie prominent, persons present were Tie Rev
Y. D. CahiY. i. T.; Judge White, Gen. Daniel T.
Sckles and Staf Provost MarshaGe Hayes and
STAFF Mai. Cen Thomas FRANCIS Meagher. Col. Pagan
III tho same pow were Controller Brennan. Mayor
Gunther and Thrrlow Weed. Among tie clergy pres
snt were the Reverend Fathers Hrouhy, Mgnsrd' Me-
Ouade liicky. DAILY, noaue of Newark, Brown helh'
Conciho Passionate from Hoboken. MiIan. MoCa''an
Hart OBrien, Walch Barry Madden. Panel. Gleeson'
Farrel Miligau Mccarthy Curran and others amount
iug 70 more than $50 in number The clergy were pro
vded v'.h seats IN oId about The altar and united IN
celebrating the solemn Pontihcal High Mass Nenr
The Sanctuary the seats were occGpea by Sisters Of
Charity and come pcws were fllcd with Christian
Brohcre Ono of the pexs filed with tie relatives
OF the Archbshcp among whom were rof. EodTigues.
his hfohcr nlaw Ms Kodr ues bis sister and Sister
Angelo with others.
The members Of tie Common Council occupied re-
served seats nearly all tie members Of both Boards be
:ng present. Noted officers q tie Army and Navy,
physicians jnrist teachers editors, civic officials, ard
representatives Of the various societies Of this city ana
neighborhood were also present with immense nun
boz Of persons representing every phase Of society
About 10 O'CLOCK the clerical procession moved from
che Sacrisigy to tie IL gh Altar, where Mathis and
Iauds were led by tie Hey. Dr. McGlynn. The Bishops
then vested themselves tie Ponihcal Requiem Moss
the Right Rev. Bishop Timon Of Buffalo being celo-
brGnt the Very Rev Father Starr Assistant I1cst;
the Rev. Father Quinn. o. ST. Peters. Deacon; tic
Rev. Father Preston. of st. Anns SubDeacon, and tho
Rev. Fathers NcSierney ard Farrell Masters Of CeIo-
monies The choir embraced representatives, from se'
era Catholic churches under tao leadership Of Prof
Be-ge. Mr. Harrison presided at tho organ.
At the conclusion Of tbs mass Bishop McClusky OF
Albany ascendea the pulpit. and delivered tho funeral
sermon:
II have fought good fsh.i hsve finished course
have kept the filth for hs rest there s laid up Tor 70
crown o. justice wc tie Just judy shall reucer 70 me-
II cTer the words Of the living would seem to issue
forth be echoed back from the lips Of the dead 1t u
now when these words which have Just uttered would
appear rather proceeding from the mouth q tie IL
lnstriors departed peaie, whose yeneI ated iorn syn
clothed in eli tho insignia OF his high and sacred oco.
lies here before Ia classic dignity nnd calm repose
Still fancy hear him saying. 81 have i3ngt we
good fight; have finished my courses have kept ue
Faith; for the rest there Is laid up FOR me crown OF
Justice which the Just Judge the Lord shall render
10 me-" When .heSe words beloved brethren
were first spoken, or rather written. by the great
Apostle OF the Gentios Ii rot as We know Ia any
spirit Of bosstfanees or fef praise They were meart
simply the earnest expression OF the conseiousness
which he felt that the term Of Lis mortal labord was
nearly expired that his work was hnishedi that his
WIS rum aud that now steadfsst ii the idtn
firm In hope he only awaited the summons OF bis III
vino Master which should call him 10 his reward IAcy
were Intended 100. - give courage and strength ahc
consolation 70 The heart OF his ric and laoorer
In the,spcseip, Timothy; and not only H. his Heart
but 70 tho hearts o. all his weteoyed spiritual CHI
dren scattered throughout the church that when be
should have passed away ron earth when iLey sA0ud
look upon his face and lear his voice no moro, they
would not yield Themselves up 70 iminoderate trans
ports of grief or indulge in tears Of merely rnayains
sorrow but that tAey would rather be sustained and
comfortsd BY that grand and glorious faith which he
had preached 10 them; by the renionDronce OF uli
his services and I'll hi, iabogs. OF how be
had toi.ed, and endured and suffered
for them and how by al this and through oil this be
had won great reward. So even is II now. Our
heads indeed bowed down in sorrow our hearts hre
.ffuf M 80 load y
because our good and great Archbishop ~ no more
lie whom had loved well, he who was our father
and our beneaotOr our kind AID trusted uei, lc ~A0
pride and Jog he who 30 long stooc up among
IS "a O pillar Of safety and tower Of strength-be
b 20 more. That voice OF eloquence, those inspiring
-, sues those lessons OF wisdom. those paternal
those earnest and ceascless e3hOrtat ens which
Ia ehted our ears, Instructed our minds, hHei
81 $ OF Joy our heartsa tbs we sha hear
VIII would be tempted u yield ourselves
lo yis nnu ", 'ons Of Our grief were 1t not that
~ 40 a;i u i lat Lear him sag weep not dear
ch,Jpcn ' grieve nor for ne BE eciligrieo ~ me
thought that have fought Nv omp"s mas been
that was given rn me 10 e con- lavs sep
loss iDdeed, beloved brethren; III gfeat ho gs
great how deeply and sincerely feii has been d.
manifest By ali that les been presented 70 our tyes
since tho moment hs spirit TOOK it, fight from Ills
lover world by ell those manifestations OF love md
aratt ude and highest feeling which devoted people
Says been psy Ing by hundreds and Thousands day after
day In pressing forward TO show their last tribute OF
respect even his cold remains aud 70 look upon ha
FACE oneg more for tho last time. And il not our loss
alone not the loss o. single congregation or single
diocese Ju. it is lose II the whole church, loss felt
ty eyory Catholic heart throughout the land For ws
"a not doubt we cannot doubt that when the electric
I5atk AYiH with It's lightning speed iidinGs Of his
death throughout tie length and breadth OF the country
81 THRILLED every heart especially every Catholic Heart
With a panC Of agony And il filed oil breass, oven
those who were not Of the church Faith. wiz
sentiments Of deep and sincere regret MS Zane ana
Ria name ard his services too were OF the whole
country; and may say Of the whole world lie stood