The New York herald., 1872-10-11
Profound Sensation at tho state Capt.
tal-Widcsprcad Regret.
THE NEW PRIMATE.
Arrival Of Arehbishop Bayley at Baltimore
Preparations for His Enthronement in the
Cathedral Next Sunday -Imposing Cere-
mony Of Investing with tho Pal
Num-The Musical Programme.

BALTIMORE, Oct 10, 1872
Archbishop Bayley, accompanied by Rev. Father
Doane, of Newark, arrived here yesterday, and
proceeded at once to the Archiepiscopal residence,
on Charles street. where his arrival was not wholly
unexpected. 1t was, nevertheless, pleasant sur
prise to the reverend clergy living here. The fact Of
his presence In Baltimore was unknown until to-
day. The Archbishop declined to see any but those
with whom he wished to converse on matters per-
tanning to the Archdiocese. AS has been already
stated, he declines any public reception and limits
the demonstration to what is actually required by
the rubric. The arrangements for the elevation
to the Archiepiscopal throne on Sunday are pro.
crossing quietly, but with commendable zeal.
The mass selected to be sung Is BeethOven's
mass in @, regarded by composers and clerics
generally as the grandest musical contribution to
the service OF the Church. In addition there will
be 'Diabelli's Laudamus," sung by quartet
Hummels "Alma virgo,n and English "Te Deum,"
BY Mr. Cannon Of r. Te &c
composed OF the hest v0calsts, supported by an
orchestra selected from the first musicians OF Bati-
more, will be under the direction Of the veteran
Organist, Mr.. Geegan, who, at the rehearsal which
takes place tomorrow afternoon, expects to make
such disposition OF the different parts as to secure
the finest effect.
The services on Sunday morning will commence
at eleven O'Clock, when the Most Reverend James
Cathedral as The eighth Xrchbishop y Of BaItmore
and Prmate OF the United States. The installation
OF Archbishop Bayley Will probably be the grandest
ceremony OF the kind ever witnessed in this coun
try, for In addition to the solemn installation
vices, he will also be invested with the pallium
event that has seldom occurred before on
the same day in any American diocese.
Archbishop Spading did not receive the
pallium until twelve months after his install
lat0n, while his predecessor, Archbishop
Whitfield, who was c0nsecrated May 28, 1928, was
not invested with the sacred emblem OF authority
until the latter part OF the following year. II Is
stated that this IL the first instance In this Arch
diocese OF the yalkum being received by an arch
bishop on the dIsoRIA, his installation.
into the churckaoy .ar,ut ticket until the grand
procession OF seminarians, acolytes, local and
visiting clergy and bishops has proceeded
from the Archiepiscopal residence to the
front entrance OF the church. When the pro-
cession reaches the sanctuary the doors
Will be opened to ALL The Young Catholics Friend
Society and four delegates from the other Catholic
societies OF Baltimore Will act as q guard Of honor
during the procession that will escort Archbishop
Bayley from his mansion on North Charles street to
the main entrance OF the Cathedral. 1t is expected
that large delegations from the societies OF Wash
ingtOn, Newark and other places will arrive in
baltimore early on sunday morning to participate
In the exercises. At present IL Is not known what
bishops will attend, but IL s expected that all in
the province OF Baltimore, except Bishop Whean,
OF Wheeling, will be present. He was too unwell
at last accounts to travel