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

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you WV bid ad,e1, oven 10 whas hero remans Of nm
In , momeu, more, with bis nitro On he head
wiz CO. AZ u were, 10 The soemn procession,
bidding yon an adieu; 10 10 tase bis place
.he pavemen, d this venerable cathedral sssp the steep
Of dsatn lie VIII So and perchapce The prayers OF inc
Church viii surround him and. as the tonee OF thai
solemn trge and OF tfose touching prayers vesound BE-
meath these vaults. We sim viii fancy that We hear 10
sweet responsive zones commogng Win them ana I'M.
gsrne stl behind, 81 have fought the good Eight baye
run my course, have tept The rab and row 90 70 re-
cs.ve my crowd"
THIS funeral Grafton, which was delivered With
ell the power and grace OF On sbed orator, most
Affecting Mary OF the clergymeo we're melted 20
tears by the aliusop 10 themselves The female portion
Of the congregation wep, audible tones, wnie many
strong Of tbe world cot indifferent the affect
ING GceEe.
TDB ArsoLUUOH AFTER AAss.
After the uneFs! grafton The soenp ceremony Of tho
absolution after mass' TOOK place -Four chairs were
placed about he cataaique corner and the
Bish'ps faidsoo brought 10 the mead Of II. A
solemn procession, 10 The oBowne order, men ssred
from ,he saes;siy-
1.-Two acoy,es with renied candes.
1.-Two acoytes one vito tue cepser and boat, and The
other With tho boy water vase.
3--The suo.ieaeen, carrying lhe croes, between Two
ncoytes. with candlestlcks containing leLted tapers
4-SeveTal clergymeD two by Two.
She deacon and the Gsssian REST the former at The
left o. the latter
6-Bishops NcCOskey, Bayley, looehno ana De Goes
BRAND
Bishop Iimon, between Vicar general STAIRS end
Father QUINN
s-yDe aco.ytes IN waiting Bishop l!mop.
GU reaching the cstafaque Bishop Tmon, Fathers
and Quinn. together with the acoytes, bearing the
Doy water vase ard censor stopped at the bead Bishop
EcCioskey at right mead and Bishop Lougn
lin al The lefi head corner; Bishop De Goesband at
the lbl foot and Bsnop Bayley at the left foot
Aner al were IN their proper positions Bshop
TimoD read prayer, beginning Non ttles, and all the
clergymen chanted ne response, Sa6naas.
Psbcp Mccloskey The prelae first in dignity, attended
by Father McNeney Master OF Ceremonies, put incense
the censer blessed IL, and, attended by Very Rev.
Dr Conroy OF Albany made Circuit Of the catafalgue
three times sprlnkng thrice at each corner with holy
water and iDcensng II q the same Manner rectng the
prayer, 1T he nos IdsG and the and prayer
10 the Roman poniifcai.
Bishop Bayley made eiTcait three times, the
same manner as Bishop Mcfosaey attended by Fathers
Moran and Doane.
The circuit made subsequently Ivy Eisnops lousn.
In and Dc Goesbrand attended respectively 10y Fathers
oReily ano George McCosdey and Fathers Foley and
Hughes
Last Of ell, BsLop Imou performed the ceremony
rs the other prelatcs, aud me Lttsfa cnanted
soieInoly.
TINS closed the religions and Offices fer The
dead, and
THB HEMovAL OF TBB REMAINS
ibe pari Of the proceedings Previous 10 this
Father McNierpey addressed the congregation for the
pu pose requesting that the removal Of the remains
should leave the church or enter the vault except
the preaies chapains members OF the family
The undertakers then approached the catafaque and
placed all the floral wreatns and IN the coffin. Six
cergymen then placed The con their shoulders, and
while the elergymen and choir chanted solemn
drge, the remains we're conveyed 10 monrn'ni pro
cesstn through the church, while the entire con
groeation stood gazing earnestly for the last time
al the face Of the Archbishop, which appeared dis
tincy above the head Of the ,ofbp, calm and peaceful
the eternal sleep OF DEATH Tne such has
never eccsswstpossed 10 mis- c,y before There
sadness and quiet solemn y in that struck the vast
congregation with and The feelings Of al
strung 10 the highest pitch, and many Fob and
suodued grcan was hero Toe midst Of The solemn
stiffness.
The coffin borne outside the church, where the
mains we're placed vault at The right hand side Of
tine cathedraI-ony temporarily however, as u s IN.
tended 10 inter them shortly some other place.
II is worthy Of that the Archbishop, fe~
years ago, requested ur ~ J. 0'Donnel, or this city
a well known Catholic teacher, 10 accompany nun TO Cal.
vary Cemetery, where his Grace selected spot, near
on this earth This TACT is not generally known; but
give it now on the authority OF Mr. 0Donnen, who
companed the veuera,ed preaie on that OCCASION wGen
perhaps, the spirit Of prophecy upon him. Thus j
seems that The wish Of the Archbishop not
only 10 copsecrste cemetery for the Catholic
dead Of his archdiocese, ont 10 be there
buried himself, among those whom in many ong
yeaTs he bad taught, confirmed and ordained Further
are empowered 10 say be expressed tho intent Gu
years ago that only should bis repose 10
that ground but that che bones Of hs father and
buried 10 Chambersburg "a, should also he bro. cit
thence and Inferred with hm. This, informed
as d The chief wishes a The Irstrous deceased
however This may be. Tie remains yesterday laid
stated above, 10 " the vaults Of the cathedral
aud The the we're read over them
Aner this ceremony he procession reentered the church.
wbge the ccreymen chsntcd the solemn words Of the
De Prorgrdis
mis- ended tie religious ceremonies. The bishops and
their assistants, accompanied by the priests, reenieed
ne sacrs,y, csrobed and separated.
THR nrsIc.
word about the music will not be out Of place III
connection. u was under the direction OF Mr. william
3erge tho organis Of 81 Francis yavers church but
only few Of the artists who volunteered their ices,
bad opportunity Of singing The performance not,
therefore, on 60 grand scale Anticipated. The
principal part was Mozarts Requiem which was sung il
US following order-Kye Eisca SOLO and chorus; Dies
los. chorus IT. NTau bass solo and quarete; Lccsyy
Chyae Duet for soprano. sola and chorus; Jsa
", Dss Pdo-, solo snd fun cborc- Sna'u full chorus;
BGssd, trio for soprano, aud basso; AgHa Dsi
trio, eborus and soprano solo All these pieces we're
rendered with spirit. Among be artists who sang
Messrs T. Gonzales, director OF St Annes church, wer
pecke, Hnhner, schvisardi and g. Schmidt.
rHr r.asoS4lSvrrsp.
The oilow log the delegations aud persons invited
by the trustees Of So pslrcks Cathedral 70 attend the
funeral services or the Atcnbshop