Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

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PfpntHtisns for Hts BnihrOnemrnt In the
CIhSdrni o.msrrow-ImposIuE Cete-
msS Of lnVesIInR with the PnlIIum-
nfIicRl Programme.
AlhblghSp Bayley, accompanied by Rev.
Fapr Doane,. Of Newark, arrived on last
lsppopal residence, on Charles street, whore
hlsfrival was not wholly unexpected. II was,
nolTtholess, q pleasant surprise to tho rcyor.
enelorgy, The fact Of his presence in Balll-
me was unknown until to-day, The Arch
bbop declined to sec any but thoso with whom
hsished to converse on matters pertaining to
tharohdiOcese. As has been already stated, he
deinea any public reception, and limits the
deDnstratlon TO what IL actually required BY
thCubrio. Tho arrangements for the elevation
toAe hrchiepiscopal throne on Sunday are pro.
gtslng quietly, but with a cOmmendable zeal.
10 mass selected 70 DO sung is Beothoyen's
ms In ., regarded BY composers and clorics
gierally as the grandest musical contribution
tOhe service Of the church. In addition there
vi be " Diabelll's Laudamus," sung BY a
qgteti Rqmmel's "Alma Virgo, and English
- Deum, " by Meineko, and "Veni Creator"
a DO to be sung BY Mr.. Z. l.. Cannon, Of Wash.
inlOn. The choir, composed OF the best vocal
lat supported by an orchestra selected from tho
Or musicians OF Baltimore, will DO under the
dilotion Of the veteran OrRanlst, Mr., Hoogan,
wb, at tho rehearsal which takes place to morrow
aflrnoon, expects 10 make such disposition Of
Indifferent parts To secure the fiuest effect.
nc hoFNlceh on SUNNY morning VIII COM
mice AZ II o'clock, whom the Most Reverend
Jnes Roosevelt Biyloy, ID. d., will DO en-.
tlpned in tho cathedral ps the eighth Arch.
hliop Of Baltimore and Prfmato Of the United
sites.
ne Installation Of Archbishop Blyley will
pibably be tho Erandest ceremony OF the kind
otr witnessed 10 this country, for, In addition
tdhe solemn installation services, he will also
binvested with the pallium, an event that hat
stdom occurred before on tho same day In any
American diocese. Archbishop Spalding did
ne receive the pallium until, twelve months AZ
II his installation, while his predecessor, Arch
iss, was not invested with the sacred emblem
OhuthOrity until the latter part Of the follow
liz year. II Ia stated that this IL the frst in
stnce In this archdiocese Of tho palllum belnt
received by an archbishop on the day Of his In
slllatlon.
To avoid confusion no person will he admitte,
ito tho church without uckot until the grand
procession Of semlnarians, aoolytes, local and
vliLing clergy and bishops has proceeded from
trnce Of the church. When the .processlOl
Teches the sanctuary the doors Will DO Uponol
toall. The Young Catholics Friend Svclet!
an four delegates from the othor Catholic sOcio
tleOf Baltimore will act as n guard Of homo
DUNG the procession that will escort Arch
blsbp Bayley from his mansion on NOrtl
ChHles street TO the main entrance Of the Ga
liberal. II IL expected that large delegation
iron the societies Of Washington, Newark AND
Oths places will arrive in Baltimore early Of
Sun,ay morning to participate IN the exercised
tend but II IL expected that all In the prOylnc
Of Baltimore, except Bishop Wholan, OF wheel
Ing, Will be present He was too unWel Of las
accounts to travel