Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

DRPARTURs OF ARcHBIsHop SPALp1Ne AND
UTHne Ut DlsfiFGUIsasD PRHLATHs FOR RoMs
this diocese, with Bishop McGilI. Of Rich.
mond; Bishop Wood. Of Phlladelphia: Bishon
Domlnick, OF Pittsbure; Bishop Gibbons,
VICAR Apostolic OF North Carolina, and Bishop
OGorman, Vicar Apostolic of Nebraska, sailed
frem baltimore yesterday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, on ths North German steamship Baiti.
more en- route to Rome to attend the EcumenicaI
next The various Catholic societies of Ra Ia.
more escorted the distIpguished prelates TO the
steamer. The Archbishop and company bro.
ceeoeo on board OF the steamer Massachusetts,
and IN short time that steamer and the Georee
w. Weeme, both Of which contained upward Of
one thousand each, steamed across the harhor
to the wharf OF the Baltimore at Locust Point.
Accompanying the Archbishop and HE aeso.
GATES were Bishop Becker, Of WiIminetou.
Delaware. who with one or two exceptions
,s vii be the only Catholic bishop remaining in
Patrick's and Rev. Father starr, of 81. Domi.
nick's Church, in this city; Rev Fathers Hon.
kins, O'Neill, Blenkinsop, q. J. H. Garter,
aGminlstraior nna OF the diocese OF Philadelphia
DTs; oOonnery. McConney, Stanton, Cane
welsh, and others, OF Philsdelphia, who had
come on 70 witness the departure OF their bish.
Gp; s me ss Rev % John Early 5. J.. Of Loyola Col.
Thomas Foley, and Rev. Thomas s. Lee, Of the
Ssnean.i Es1 r :. 1sx JS41 81 Ef,sy e 81
town. Rev. E. M cColgan, Of ST. Peters; Rev i.
Giustinlani, OF Immaculate Conception
Church; several OF the reverend gertlemen Of
81 Mdrye seminary, and q number of Won a ger
teverened gentlemen VINO have charge OF
cnurcnes In the vicinity OF Baltimore. ana
otners. The Sun says:
ION arriving at Locust Point, the diguitaries
OF the church and their personal friends wen;
on board the Baltimore, and ut precisely
m, sne cast loose from her noorines. ana
amld tine booming OF cannon from on board nd
on snore, and the shouts Of the Assem- .,Ied
mnItitnde, the noble ship noiselessIy eli,ied
from the wharf and sped on her wav 10 q
!oreien snore. Among the decorations of thu
DditimoIe was an arch made of eyerpreens.
unoer which the Archbishop and his associates
passed In going on board. The arch had in.
scrioeo upon II the word "Rome.n Aftsr
passing cnder the arch the Archbishop was
met oy number OF young girls dressed in
white, who stood In the line on each s;de ..
MS path, and each held 10 her hand heantifni
norai tributes, which were handed him nm
passing Fort McHenry, the Fourth Artillerv
band, stationed there, appeared on the IA nm
and sent forth appropriate airs, the aar oY the
iorttncation was lowered. which was answered
oy lowering the nags of the shin. and aver
possible respect shown. The steamers Masss.
cnusetn ana Geo. Weems, crowded with mas.
sengers, and several tugs, accompanied the
baltimore as far as Swami Point. *. the RsIo
umore steamed away on the Atlantic VOYAGE
tne Archbishop sto. on the deck, with head
uncovered, the wind blowing his silyerv locks
whilst on board the three steamers hats ana
nandkerchiefs Were waved, and cheer unon
cneer given until the noble vessel was far dnwn
and sail" 'e~ni