The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08

Dauesesse; Rev ~ conway, Of ruan; Rov. nesrs.
Rsardon, frainoY Brennan AcCleand Caro- hcliosbey,
Everett Preston Oenrcy, Neiigan BorrA Doanc BELLY,
0R,s,y, Folly, Bughes, hssArd. fkophy, Mseuads,
Daiy, Brown, Barry, o'Brso, walsh, Madden. Farrell,
ericsson, Woods, Mccarthy and Curra besides Archdea.
con hcCasroo and Other high dgn,tSes o. the church
Tho distinguished civilians we've numbered BY me
legion 1heFsow Weed, Protestant, sat s,de By side
with NJ. Joho T. Devon. q Catholic. Major General
s'ckies made his way 10 by sbo aid OF cruschss
and attracted general attesiak general hcCelao Vas
sescec occupying modest nitoo 10 one Of the pews,
dressed citszen's cosbeH mayor daniher occupied
Toe same pew with comp snsr Brennan and other mem
bers Of the city governms o. Among the rest noticed
the following -Senerai Reagber, General Hayes judge
Daily, Richard oGorm an, ,odge hccunn, Bryan ia~
renee, Judge White bor LYNCH ex.Sberi6 Reilly. the
ocers OF the knig ds OF st. Patrick, deputationa from
inc various coDeror Of the Society OF S. viosnt do
Paa' decorated W ID whte sasbes and badges, Andrew
oarrgan, Daniel Nevifn john Mutually, NJ j. ODenpe,
lido Cormos Coz scil body representatives from
various socetie 4
10 ono Of me front pews " tue church sat Mr Mohae
bosnes, Anerabe, feeble old ceoiieman seventy
years " sg the only brother Of zoe Ate Archbishop
Huenes . came 90 from his none 10 ooamnersblrg
"a a'h nd tho funeral notwithstanding fac, his
'eeoeoer Awssso great that be unable s.and
'o' assr An0ce al each side. IN she pew
s"'efS Ntbe deceased preateoDe bese Mother Angeia
oT M ny years Super or Moont 81 vincenps Con
Veo and the othor Mrs. Rodr.gue see nephews OF the
a'cn BISHOP together with number Of ss,e,s Of Charity
ano Eescy, cccaried pews Just behns.
THE SERVICES
about ten oclock by tho chanting Of
DO Office for The Dead which participated by all
tae oergymeo present. ed by tho Rev Christopher Far
roll Assistant Master Of Ceremonies, and Rev Dr. Cum
mngs This lasted for about ha,f hour more after
( WHICH the solemn pont1cal mass for the dead or
THE REQUIEM MASS,
| commenced. IBIS O solemn and meet Impressive
ceremony. Il began with grand procession from
sacrsty consisting Of number Of acoytes Rev Father
Christopher Farrell, Assistant Master Of Ceremonies;
Rev. Francis McNerney, Master OF Ceremonies, Rev
Father Quinn deacon Rev Thomas Preston, cub deacon
Very Rev. william Stars, Assistant Pr est and Bishop
| Timon OF Buffalo, chief celeprant; preceded imme.
dsatey by Bishops Bayloy, Of Newark longb,n, Of
Brooklyn lie Goest and of Burlington; Fitzpatrick Of
Bos,on Mcfarland. Of hartford, ana Wood, Of rnade
4 'pna.
may DO stated that substance or essence the re
QUEEN does not differ from the ordinary pcptcal
i nigh mass. lis principally 10 The exterior pomp and
ceremonies that novelties DO noticed Tie
longer and grapder, and in the yesterday tho
| celebrante almost the highest the Catholic
Church It's unnecessary. therefore. to 20 .c,ss,
except on few points.
Rishop TnEon, after bowing before the altar, went
splendid stool prepared for him Mt side and on
MS cape, after wbch he read from a book hebd before
MIN tbe prayer E1at, &c. He then washed bis hands
put vestments prepared for him, and prayed after
which ne received the mitre and Gown. He reat
went 10 the altar, accompan ed by the assistants.
sfer the confession he said tho prayers, Kissed
the altar, and returned TO his seat,
mitre. An acoyte again beld before book, from
which be read the Tscn end said the EyTie alternately
with his assistants, the Deacon deacon other
clergymen.
The choir in the meantime sang the Eyie. and al the
conclusion Of this the Bishop, rising his bead being
covered, sang Domiaas vobisesD and The Collect He
next eat down With ME mre on, while the sub.descon
chsnted Inc Ep,stle, without, however, going 20 the
Bishop and receiving his blessing, as s generally the
The Bishop then readrhe Epstle himsef with the
Tract and Se9aeia; said the k4Hda and read
the Gospel.
About the end " tho S,1aaa the deacon carried the
book 10 the altar and chsnted Aun6d eoy aeups lie
| sub.deason at the time placed bmseH before the
lowest etep at the left OF the deacon, and signal
the Master Of the Ceremonies read the Gospel while
acolytes, without candlesticks stood behind nsm. Tne
Bishop next sang DoB,a Tots u,s read are ofertory
washed hs hands and went 10 the altar.
Al the sanctus four ecoy'es from the sacr,siy
INTO the sanctuary with -four torches gDet down,
which position they remained until after The
AZ the elevation the sub-dcaccu knelt on the lowest
sep Of the altar at the epistle sde add
| Blessed Sacrament.
At the end Of the mass the usual oieseng was not
even but the deacon sang Roouiescot yccc and the
Bshop, having card Piocso % began reading the gospel
Of John tine gospel side received The pro
ceeded 70 his seat st reading. Ine professor then
| tered the sacristy "a prepare Tor the absolrtor
The Right Few. JOHN McIosErr, Bishop ~ Albany
dressed his splendid episcopal rohes, ended
| the pulpit ard delivered the following
| FUNERAL GRAFTON.
| II have fought the good tight, have bcsLsd the
course have Kept the faith Tor the there Is
laid up forlme crown u Justice, which ne Just Judge
would seen to ssue forth L echoed bacs from me is
OF the dead u Is when these words have lust
OF the nustrious prelaie whose veneraied form siil
clothed IN all the insignia Of his high sud sacred Office
| we fancy bear him say-"Ycs, truly have fought
the good fgnt, have finished the course have kept
crown Of justice which the Jast Judge, he
Lord, shall render TO me- When these words
beloved brethren, nrsi spoken, rarber written
ny the great Apostle Of the Geniiies u vac not,
know, in any spirit OF oosstuness se pride: but
seriousness be felt that the term u bis mortal seos
AZ hand that bis work vas finished tha, course
was run ana that ncw steaaiasl ~ we iae nIm ~
hope, he only awaited the summons o. MS Divine Master
70 call him 70 hsa rest For after year he lived 10
give courage, aud strength and consolation 70 ihe hearts
or friends and fellow laborers 10 the aposteshp and
only TO his heart but q the hearts Of All he
well beloved spiritual children; scattered throughout the
churches that when he should have passed away from
| earth, when they should iook upon bis face or
bear bis voice no more, they would not yield
themselves up TO the mmoderate transports Of gref
or indulge IN tears eimpy VI uuavsng sorrow that
they would rather be sustained and comfoed by that
grand aud glorious faith which had preached BY the
remembrance OF all his services and all his abors o.
how be had fought and endured and suffered Tor them
how by all this and through all this he had vor a great
reward. so even Is q now, our beads, indeed, are
bowed down with sorrow our hearts oppressed and
overwhelmed With mighty load " grief, because our
good and great Archbishop g no more. He whom we
had loved so dearly he who was father our great
benefacto guide and trusted friend he who was our
pride and our Joy, and who long up among no
as pillar or safety and tower Of strength he no
Tnat Of eoquence those nspir ng harapsues
those lessons OF wisdom those frsiena conses those