New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
RELIGIOUS.
CONSIDERATION OF THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP OF
ROCHESTER,.


CONSIDERATION OF THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP OF
ROCHESTER,.
The Rev. Bartholomew F. McQuaid was yester-
day consecrated the Right Rev Bshop Of Rochester by
the Most Rev. Archbishop McCoskcy M the Cathedral IN
Mottst Seven bishops "A priests, 80 acoytcs, and CON
grcgation that comfortably iod, but did not crowd the
cathedral assisted. The pageant was imposing aud even
To the non.Caholc the ceremonies must nave DceH I'M
prcssive. To witness them, 81 was charged as an ads
sion fee. a sum which one who appreciates spec
ing expended fIalrpast 10 the time announced
when the exercises would DO begun. Soon aittr
the clock showed hour the procession EMERGED from
the sacrsy. First came the Master OF Ceremonies the
Rev Mr. McNiery the CrucIfer wearing ne stole ana
cassock and bcretta and white surpce ana eac bearing
lighted taper Two boys, ROBBED IN black cassock ana
white surpcc, followed, and behind these were thirty
others dressed IN the crimson os,ock ana heIet ana
white surpcc. sixtycight priests who wore ihc ,Hi1n
and surplicc succeeded and behind these were eight
Youths attendants the clergy, rObDd u white garments
with scarlet trimmings The candidate Tor episcopal
Portland, Me; Williams Of Philadelphia, Confoy OF
Of Hartford. Conn. and GGs6riand Of Vermont
Dcacons, Dcacons Of Honor, tho Archdcacon the
Rev Dr. stars. V c. the Most Ecy. Archbishop Ne
Coskey, taiHboare and the Rev Mr. kcarucy Assist
moved the aisle, the Ep-c side 60! the altar ana
mp the main aisle 10 the sanctuary Enclosure
wnere acoytc- pre-ts bishops aui archbishop u turn
made the genucxion in honor Of Tie unseen son OF God
whom every child Of tho Church firmly believes rests ON
every altar at the same time. throughout the whole
were placed without the ALTAR the bishops occupied
place reserved FOR them within The Sanctuary
While the march TO the altar was I'D progress
Nj Gustav schmtz performed brilliant composition eu
the organ. All being seated the music ceased, aud the
attendants commenced 20 robe the Archbishop Ion inc
celebration OF the mass ~ conservation lL- ONCE COM
T rgfS ,ss 1 M9 he Sfr Af4o2 haT2 ne % @
his mass IN Go 81, pleasant congestion when haS
tile additional merit Of hrcvty. qualification that could
C6 .opiago Mr. wcncr coutaito, SIR L. cntl
tenor and Mr.. A. sohst basso An ehcent cAoru. as
I a. Hf IaI
was minated by Archbishop Meclo.kcy mtcro.
eating the candidate ms 10 N.,'.'l nr T' '
the affirmative. priests and bishops cAlled Tue Lluy
of thr saints. ne cousecrai.ng prrllt, then rcuitod
", , tj hands o I'M, cnl fc v,rr encas., in gloves
of spotC-s white and The priest, sang ihr h}uI Nt
ne close of the Kvric " whom the head of DE candidate
was auointcd with the holy chrI.m and the l2l Psalm
was sung 10y the priests. Tho gospel for the day Nas
cntcd after which the Roy. Nj Preston, Chancellor Of
the Arch Diocec preached ana cloquen, sermon nom We
viii not thou art priest forever accoHr- :"
! the order ~ Melchc,cdcck' tciLrWO by Np@..
! the choir AN oiIertorum, the hands Of thr
candidate were Amounted Win lhc satI os' ~, Si
Amounted DAVID hhe am prophet ana i' ""'
with bread and wine. The pastoral stan was bestowed
in these words uttered 10 the language Of the church
Receive the pastoral stan lhat Aob may use l"l l'
correction OF vices. the ceiycancc Of judgments Win
ring presented by the Archbishop, who SAID; l't.
feinr tS IinE a., tr S'E i, 1' ; .' t Ma pre-
entcd with the inter, and assembled 90 the altar walked
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pTcatc uttered very cM WoId, I'D low 'ol'' lH'
Ing Rshop arose. walked three scps huct again ana the
Ike ceremony was performed for the Third Tho
Right Row. Bishop then descended rom mo t1i, ann
ceeded down the main aisle the OF the catle
dral and bestowed his blessing Oh tho congregation rs hr
moved along, and until hc returned 10 the altar. When
the most Rev Archbishop pronounced the archaepcopal
bcuedctiou, the priests and arcytes arose the chof OF
the ceremony OF conservation ended The pro
ccssOn reformed and acoytcs, priests bishops,
H., 49,, ,,,,Jd No frot, fh, roar diocese of
Rochester and these with others waited Ou the Right
Rev Bishop McQuad az The episcopal residence on Aiul.
berrystr knct at his feet and received particular
Bishop McQuaid the first Bishop u Rochester was
born tins city, December lT 1873 and passed sh years
In chldhogd the Roman Catholic Orphan Asaluln IA
PruCcst Nearly -four years were spent az the ambee
Institute, and five years At ~ Johns College, foIdhan,
where lie was prepared for The ministry and va,
ordained January 10, lH'. 'y l4e ~'ul s'"'ncd
almost Immediately Installed pastor OF church az Madi
son, " j.. where lac remained until September le5j,
dent of Seton iia college. At south 6rnnse j. which
position he occupied when Tie Holy Father IahtH thg
action Of the Council convened az Baltimore Hlu issued
a Bull which read part " the services selecting
him the director Of the Diocese Of Rochester IN
this state. II j. worthy OF I3te lmi h'no( nlcpuid
baptized by the first Archbishop ~ Nrw-N York Con
Molly, confirmed lhy the second ,tD1nolSl. ordained
by the third uluches. ana constcrated by The iouth
McCloskeyD The magnificent ye-tments whch the
Bishop wore were prosehed 10 nun ny uc PeolIe OF
Newark and tho lay and clerical students OF seton Han
LAYING TIE CORNER STONE. OF A NEW cATHo
Lie CHURCH
The corner stone of the Roman Catholic
Church OF ST. Charles BorOmeO Brooklyn laid with
imposing ceremonies shortly after o'clock last evening,
In ureseuce Of an immense multitude The site OF the
new ed flee comprises seven lots Of ground on the north
sa a SSe e 81 e OF d od chH bans S
destroyed 10y fire tue morning OF the 5th OF March last
The foundation already raised 10 the hight OF about
five feet The building Will be IN the ola English style
Of architecture OF Philadelphia brick with blue stone
trimmings, 60 feet tIQnt on sldneypaGe' ana e&lehdlng
$50 feet on LvngsOnst The side walls will be 90 feet In
hight and the front wall 60 feet There are 70 he two
bey towers, and the whole design according To the
plans and specifications will be both substantial ana
ornamental The seating accommodations arc designed
! for 1900 persons. The cost OF the ground was
$4,000 and the estimated cost OF the building 100000
II is he completed and ready for occupation before
Winter and will be under the pastoral charge OF the rev
DR.. F. J. Ereel The corner stone. which was lad ny
Bishop L0ughln, contained copies OF the Brooklyn ana
After blessing the place Of the altar ana depOsluhg he
stone the Bishop and attendant priests maze cfct OF
the foundations and sprnked them with holy water,
when they repaired 70 tue tentOecupyng nearly the en-
preached by the Rev DR. McGlynn Of ST. stephens
Church, Newly oIk Remarks were also maze by the
Bishop closed the ceremony by giving the solemn
| pontihcal benedicton to all present.
CONSIDERATION OF BISHOPS
! PHILADELPHIA, July l2.--At the Roman Cath
Ole Cathedral Of ST. Peter and ST. Paul today, the Rev.
TWm Hara cOnsecrated Rshopof the new Diocese
OF Scranton and Rev Dr. T. shanahan was consecrated
Bishop of the Diocese Of Wilkesbarre. The Right
Bshopfeing prs McGl OF Richmond Elder OF hatcher,
Lync16rg Of Charleston and Daronec Of Pittsburgh.