The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-16
Terms, Dy Mail, in Advance
ARCHBISHOP OF BALrIMORE.

humiliation Of. His Grace j, Ro0se'
volt BAY Iey-LafGe Atfenaance Of
Priests and Prelaaes-Impreaas
Cersmonies-sernao by the New
ArchbishoP-Grand Music, &c.
From the Baltimore Sun, hth.l
His Grace j. Roosevelt Bayley, late
of the diocese OF Newark, New Jersey
was yesterday duly installed at. the
Metropolitan Cathedral as Archbishop
of Baltimore, and at the same time in
vested with the pallium, in accordance
with the recently-issued bull of the
Pope. Of course the Cathedral was
thronged with people. There was also
a very large attendance of priests and
prelates, including nine Of the eleven
bishops of the province of Baltimore
audover hundred priests. The only
Archbishop present was Archbishop
McCloskey. of New York. who sat on
the lett side of the altar, but took no
part in the ceremony. Bishop Whelan,
Of Wheeling, the senior Bishop of the
archdiocese, was not present.
SCENES ABOUT THE CATHEDRAL.
By 9 o'clock persona began to congre-
gate in the viciiity OF the Cathedral, on
Cathedral, Mulberry and Charles streets,
and half an hour before the services
were announced to commence the crowd
On Cathedral and Mulberry streets was
simply immense, those streets being
blocked up completely by the vast
throng OF people. The gates of the Ca,
thedral yard were closed. and no one
was allowed to enter but those possessed
of tickets, although every conceivable
device was resorted to by some to gain
admittance.
THE ECCLESIASTICAL PROCESSION.
The procession formed in front of the
Episcopal residence, on North Charles
street, exactly at quarter before eleven
o'clock. The imposing body Of eccle.
siastics in their vestments was preceded
by cross bearer, flanked by censor
bearers; dressed in surplices and black
cassocks, burning incense. These were
followed by acolites and sanctuary lads
bareheaded, wearing red cassocks and
white lace surplices. and by one hum
bred seminarisns fromSt. Mary's Insti-
tute, wearing the baretta white lawn
SUPPLIES and black cassocks. About
one hundred priests of the local and
visiting clergy came next, the officiating
clergy wearing the chasuble in addition
to the ordinary vestments of their or
der.
The procession passed from the Epis-
copal residence along Charles and Null
berry streets to Cathedral street, enter.
ing the sacred edifice through the main
portal, the body moving to the meas
cadence Of the "Benedictus Deus" sung
by the priests and young seminarians.
On passing the portal the chanting
ceased, and the orchestra commenced a
grand march, composed for the occasion
by Mr.. John Linhard, the Cathedral
organist. The processionmoved up the
main aisle. The seminsrians and q
number of the priests, unable to obtain
seats within the sanctuary, remained
outside the altar railing.
WITHIN THE CATHEDRAL.
Before the procession entered the
church the pews were filled with those
who were fortunate to possess tickets OF
admission. The spectacle presented by
the main and side affairs, adorned with
the choicest flowers, was exqulsitely
beautiful. The grand altar was OF
course the most brillisnt-radiant in
LIGHT and rich in floral decorations. A