The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02
THE REV ARCHBISHOP OF BALrIuuRf;

The new ARcHBlShuP Cf BALTIMORE
Inssaiiasiea OF ArshSasAo1 speaaasO.
impressive Scene at tAs cstAedzss-
The Sermon. 10.
QUE BALrnoRz CORRESPONDENCE.
Mosuxpn sQUAaz, BAInosz, August I. 1854
Another ono Of those most impressive eco esisst,10
ceremoniais which have from time 70 time, IN all sge
brilliantly adorned the history Of the Roman CathoA
Church. ana which call forth for and the religion a2ea
which IL 10 founded the ardent sdmiratton or mankin1
everywhere took place In the Cathedral Of this CO.
yesterday, the surroundings and incidents OF which
purpose TO briefly chronicle in some measure IS arsa
to ihs ever present din Of war and clash OF arms
Tho imposing turned upon the installation Of IL
Right Reverend Martin J. spalding D. D.. LID, eas
Of tbs Louisville diocese TO the arohieplscopal fsno
tions Of the diocese OF Baltimore the mother Catholic 50
OF the United statsS Tho occasior-which has beec
long u the course Of arranging fcr-caed out all To
enthusiasm and numbers OF this powerful faith In liz
venerable city, comprising nearly all that remarssss
for public and private worth throughout this rs.ios,
where the Catholic persuasion alike revered -
cherished
ARRIVAL or PsEArz
The Bishop after taking an anectionate so!sS
farewell o, the Louisville docesewhere his holy abors
have been crowned With that that ever wan.
upon Efforts Of pure men at the altar Of grace-r
ceeded Philadelphia. where he was met in welcome ~
SuIpice College of Roman Theology, and kevs.
renc Dr Thonas Foley, preacher at the cathedral On
see, beng sgnazod by the merry pcas OF the Catholic
bells and chimes OF the city OF those accomp nying hin.
the Raw. r. }. Spading, ID ~ and Vicar General, ~
administrator Louisville diocese Right kew. Jas
Frederick Wood, D. d., L. D., Of The Philadelphia dss
Dayii Russell Secretary 10 Bishop Spadng, and yerT
Row. william O'Hara b. ID AID the new Vicar General,
President station quietly proceeded
in carriages the arcnepscoa residenco which o. ~
the Cathedral Rest needed after the tosome jour.
and preparation necessary for the grave part -
be enacted in the beautiful scenes Of yesterday
THE GArHRRiSG AT 1HE CATHEDRAL
Eary Ia the morning Sunday the masses or regteoA
lists OF every belle In the adjacent county began -
throng towards tine Cathedral where the ceremonial vas
TO take place. AT early hour MAJOR General Walsos
United States Volunteers, aud stall 10 citizeDs dress,
joined the bishop at the residence to whom they were
orally introduced by tho Rev. James Soan priest
St Patrlcks church. shortly before eleven O'Clock eAs
master OF ceremonies announced that everything was N
readinees the Of tho EXERCISES and sug
gesed that the procession take its walk TO The
date OF the ceremonies, the stately Cathedral
The procession moved along Charles Mulberry and Caths
dral Streets had for its the Society OF ths
Young Catholics Friend opuient Catholic Association
OF the city, thebishops the theological students
Summaries, tho learned clergy Of the diooess
clothed the robes Of their prestiy oce tho tsSin
gusned members Of the episcopacy haotedn the rca
bishop, gorgeousy clothed was borne along the route
beneath sksn canopy upheld by four officials Of M
first the management OF the internal an4
temporal affairs Of the Cathedral Following this portc4
OF tho procession the long line of artisans, tn
church wps made BY the strans OF the re Deu finding
vent 10 that beautiful hymn OF Christian praise an4
,hanks:iyng. 4e DesSw Laadanas ana saefUana msrcA
TIE CATHEDRAL SCENE
The emblens OF mourning Ia melancholy comm emaya
ton Of the late good and vtuous archbishop Francs
Patrick KeprcK bad been removed and the Interior 81
the sacred structure presented OF itse an animated s
pearance. Tho light which prouse, shone throukA
and ransept the decorations which were elaboras
and in Keeping. the long candes Illuminated win
dows rGh old paintings, bouquets OF flowers apps
si.oy act here there the music Consisting the
tire OF mozart, number twelve; overture r0a
eissger spd Del Beli doing the onertorom all consprsl
70 render The scene attractive and thrilling ard
truly one which will never DO erased from tue minds q
The music cpasng, Right Rev. Bishop Wood, OF tsy
Philadelphia Epscomte appeared as ceebsant OF the biyh
po,tca macs Rev tatner Blranao being the as ssne
eguerre, CT the University Of ST. Mary, OF this city Rev
Father McManns, or St. John church, the masters d
priest Of st. vncens church. The daacons to tho aro
bishop the Very Reverend J. spaidis brother q
the Archbishop regrant ana the Very Reverend d. =
Mass icing closed, the Archbishop, In full Cathosts
aercc and interest az dslivercd tho baccala rsSte d
course speak, wncf WIS able dotcnce Of the
uty Of this ancient church.
Addressing them venerable brothreu Of the Episos
pacy and the beloved OF the clergy and laty, ne sa6
poacs adopted the the eLd 10 be attained whrA
produced prudence growing ilo wisdom, aud Ills MODS
Of operating haa characterized the consultation and e
work II the Church, OF whom God thu heads
and nigh! es well sever the head from the natursk
body and expect 20 survive to think Of separatG
Chret fsom his Church aud believe II would prosper
they have been and always viii be inseparble or wse
God joined together no man could sunder Chrissy
tie Son Of God, camo down, from Heaven 20 daeH
on EARTH He became man; te established shs
Church, and declared That while Heaven aD4
esrih might pass away, Yet His words should rsf
passawsy and there the ddonai declaration thsA
Ing estab ished Church. the gates OF he'll should
not prevail agnirst IT, Chris. was able aud would rnsiat
good His divine PROMISES and every day. every year Hsa
every century that this Church bad existed He hao nsa
f,s words good and TO make them good iis aiSsss
Ia n m He
mans wisdom but with wisdom far far above II, en6
the ofGod were lifted above the wisdom OF msA.
lie the weak Thugs Of THE earth TO ccufound ts
things Of ner, that flesh should be proud but tesf
al The glory should 70 him Ia the origin OF tbs
Church did he choose great neos No. He selected
peasants, fishermen and galherer Of taxes oec1
patton 80 unpopular among the people, and ore Of tke
sod him Tor thirty pieces OF SILVER. But he pre-
pared them for the great work which they worO
about 10 upon and was enough for him that tney
we're poor These had TO the tremeudos1
Opposition OF both Rome and Greece He prepared fos
tnt when thsy went cut they would be clothed wisA
Strength CO high hey wept into an usQer rcoa
with Mary, Virgin Mother, and shut d for .s2
TIE day Of ponlecost came ami God brcahed The bresaG
Of Irving life ard soul IN The Church. The Disciples, o'.I
in The pauopy OF heaven, we're nvincibe TO the dsss
powers OF the world, and they went bearing alot lhs
glorious banner OF Christ They went out with ~
lgslr own blood, and they revsred and chung 9
ibat cross eyep unto death. All died rnartyrs
TO rather OF the Church, vas placed 10 cauIdros Z
boiling OIL but unhurt aud afterwards bas-
shed to the Isle Of Faios In every age God had ra'ss1
up for all the emergencies which arose, and ~
Church would always have strong 10 throw then
selves 10 the CRISIS meet the difficulty boldly and ovss-
IT, Events 10 the sixteenth century proved thtRy
there such ns Ignatius Loyola, whose g.
yoon TO tho cause OF missions was felt in Maryland sUG
through tiis great country OF Abiding the
ISnssicn. the Preate observed that there eoGn1
wto fnc IN their devotion TO the Church, and
nepced the worsb OF the god Of mammon--w,th thsa
tia, god had power and supremacy, aud the queos
ton with such was not, will such IN acsts8
please cod, shall raise up treasures 10 heavsme
But II this: viii IL pay' That was the quanp
ton which characterized their whole q
conduct. In these days the poor peasants OF Germany
we're trodden under foot of and the great Reorm
found Journey TO Frederick, the King urgdg hin
traa them worthless them with H.