The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06

Most Rev. Archbishop Bayley's instalia. Il
ion and reception of the Pallium Will aake n
olaee in the Cathedral, Sunday, Oct a0so'
1872. u. IsA ,Eu.s - have !.
low Masses on that Sunday. SO tna' al "'
be present at the Cathedral. ~,
JoHN DoCGHEErY, =
Administrative. :
The Mirror states that it has heard OF .
severai Bishops who will he present on tue J
occasion. as we'll as of many OF the rev. N
Clergy from the surrounding country. = 40
Mirror adds: ,,--,--- I
The new Archbishop proposes to assume
bis exalted place without display or marSeu
demonstration. Agreeably to this view We
are inclined to think that no formal pro
cession will be had on the oecassou ,;ativ
and while his installation, if his own W,sn aH
are carried ont, will be conducted Win "a
the nsnal ceremonials of the Church. tne
pomp and pageant of the people wan nUs
take place. When the ,.m ss aut Sorrow eorrov,
that the vacant throne would nos sccn .; %
Allied, and that a successor womb VII" u pn.
acnltv he found to take his place. Du1
Divine Providence always raises up wSIsny
laborers for the vineyard. ". Sp haf"re
his death. that. lie. felt he would be called
rom earth Ia a short time. His wofon
we're. at haven't year more to say.
During these last months, in when n ns
seemed to have % otss1 p;sh preR Ro1isv was
} frequently In hfs mind, and his name ot.en
an his iips as one peculiarly fitted to take
the helm which was 5000 to loee ito gpioe-
He once playfully pat his cross about ,Hn re
20 ts .saDs e. Rrsses
be vnn,s. Here is the Archbishop OF Bal
timore." -,,. -,
. R;s.n, Gibbous.-Bishop Gibbons will be
6 ;nstalIed in the See of Richmond a. an
. early day after the installation In BALTIMORE
= of Archbishop Bayley. ~ 90 ~7'~' u
q The See of Savannak.--It is now no
i longer q secret that, already many months
! aaas the sanity and devoted Bishop Persa-
" CO. al Savannah, entreatedy the Holy -Fa-
# ther to relieve him of the charge Of Tue
!. Diocese of Savannah, Georgia. Ihe nal
,e ady that repeatedly tnreatenea nls ims
70 stilI affscts him in any hot climate. And
y his Episcopal solicitude will not permit
him to take rest while charged with tht
y. overnight of wide and growing D n;c,
I'd It 10 with deep sorrow we learn s Ss os"'l
al Metropolitan, elsewhere, has most cordially
- ;nvited him to Preiatie position OF grea
be- importance and of delicate xespGnsiDansy-
~ vl,ere Ais Apostolic. zeal will have GO
a. abundant and fruitful heid fef Its elsI':
M mot left unprovided:- Bat, joyful as eh'
e. nawa will be to the Catholic clergy ant
-, neonle of Georgia, it is better to ieavelS
=, rumor till the determination OF the FOL
y. Father is automatically known.--nc'o Tor
no Freenaans journal, Sept. ~.
liz p. Rev. Or. Becker, Bishop Of Wilmia G
in, ton, Dell, " no has been sojourning In Eu
her rone during the last two mouths arriHe
ter here on the 2lSt ult., in excellent ieait'
oa Great preparations had been made to Civ
ce him q public reception, but tnls he decline
ow inviting his flock to meet him the fo!lowir
DOT Sunday in his Cathedral, where the J
ost Damn was sung, and he gage the Zap
I'VE Benediction to no less than 33oO persons.
all Writing under date of Sept. 22d, tt
Boston correspondent of the 1''ish America
byi saws, concerning Father Burke's lecture
soni This has. been undoubtedly " gre
en-4t day with the Irish Catholic population
Hal Boston. Not only haze they bad an oppo
,ms turity of listening to the magic eioquen
.as Of the great DomnicaH s96 re aban, to ou alb.
stu- that the Ere of patriotism, the zeal for
,rosJ iieion, for which the Irish race are DIST
isof g1ished everywhere, nowhere burns
sys prevails with stronger force Or gre si
ind New Engiapd. venture 70 say that ey
q IN Father Burke has never addressed q larl
3 to1 audience than that which so enthusiast
| 4 aAy greeted him to- day in the "CoitseuI
y et and 1t 10 ;pr0oaoie taabs I'D OshsH ns'
sian orator ever attracted so numerous pay
one, maititude as that which .the great II
,eb-t iiehk Of the DoDinioan Order drew
ths3 esther il the vast building which owes
the erection to the genius and enterprise OF
Stare Irish Gilmore. 1t is stated by che PROBE
said ors of the " Coliseum, that it can cont
Lrue; sixty thousand people j. and If that be
lear, capacity, then there were massed Wit
has tie walls to day, to listen to Father Bs "a
'sary orer forty thousand souls for the build
,ver, vas more than two-thirds filled. ANT
SER was notable that, throughout all this
% at aggregation Of humanity, which inanst h
Sresy occupied hours in the assembling, IL
said prevailed the best Of good humor;
at NO not the slightest confusion or difficulty
ON to experienced, either in their admissiep
holy theS q Coliseum" or their Subsequent
true persion. -....,-,.
Z the 49,
tHail FAIL EAsHEoSs.-7Mrs. Doherty, " hose
that CANT estAbnShnent, at e6 Canal street. tae nc,
| of fonhi a SoOt