, 1873-05-04

The Late bishop H1c1lvafne-Congre
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The Late HfenoP AcAAFaAH0-SoAx1eSs
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citizens has been appointed from the Episcopal
churches Of this CITY and Brooklyn to properly
receive the body OF Bishop Mcnvaine, and. to
cooperate with the Rector Of st. Pau1e Church
vices WHICH are to take place thero Bishop
Potter. Of New York, viii preach the funeral
sermon. and most Of the clergy OF the city and
naighborhood will assist at tho services. : Ar
rangements have been mado for the reception Of
the committee appointed by the Diocese OF Ohio.
who Will conduot tho remains from this city to
their final resting place in that State. The re-
mains Of the 1ate Bishop will be removed from
the city Of Baltimore tomorrow.
a London correspondents, writing on the 18th
arrived In this city On the 14th, and wss imme-
diataly taken to Westminster Abbey, it being the
first dime that the remains Of an American
Bishop have rested even for few days In this
hnra ii r1aca Of FncIands honored dead. The
RaV' @ III. E Stanley, tie Dean Of Westminster, was
IN acquaintance Of Bishop Mc1lyaine, and to
ehoT ffs respeot for the deceased and to gratify
American Episcopalians, arranged for the spe-
cial funeral saryices Of the 18th. When the cof-
in had been placed in front Of the sacrariun',
the aervices at once began, but instead Of the
psalrus appointed for the burial service, the
Eaater DIV anthom, 'Christ, cur Passover, is
sacrificed for us' was sung, and Canon Conway
read as the lesson, from / Theas. iv. 13
tn 10. Th6 choir then sang, l. 1e8TQ B
voice from Heayen,' and the Dean read the con-
cludinE parts OF the service, commencing, Lord,
have mercy upon us.' The service was conclud-
ed after the hymn sThe .saintg on earth and
those above,' had been sung. After the bene-
diction many of those present fingered to take q
last farewell Of the remains Of the Bishop, which
we're enveloped In three cof1ns, the outer one
being covered with black cloth, and these words
we're inscribed ON q brass plate: %. P. Mo1l-
rains, Bishop OF Ohio; Born Jan. 18, 1898 i;
Died March u, 1873.' The whole ceremonies in
the Abbey lasted about thirty minutes.
The Rev. ". j.. Lawson, Of the American
Chapel Paris, has charge Of the remains OF the
late Biahop They were placed under his eare
In Florence, where the Bishop died, and
he accompanied them to London, whence,
American Minister, be continued with
his charge to this country. Mr.. Lamson
has letters OF Introduction TO- the Collector OF
the port and large number OF prominent citl-
zens, requesting that the utmost respect oe
shown to the remains OF tae aeceaseo osn9p: q:
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