, 1873-05-05

The Late Rlshop NIc11vninc-Congrcss.
ln0n J0n1e9 8rooka.

New Yonx, May "a committee of thirty-1ve
citizoua has beon appointed from the Episcopal
ohurches OF this city and Brooklyn to properly
roccivo the body Of Bishop Mo1lvaine, aud to
Cooperate with the Rector Of St. Paul'a Church
in making arrangements for the impressive Ser
vicos which arc to take place thero. Bishop
Potter, Of New York, will preach the funeral
sermon. md most Of tho clergy Of the city aud
rangoments have boen made for the reception Of
tho committee appointed by the Dioceao Of Ohio,
who will conduct tho remaI1s from this city to
their anal resting place in that State. Tho re-
mains Of tho lato Bishop will ho removed from
tho city OF Baltimore tomorrow.
A. London correspondent, writing On tho 10th
of April, says: Tho body Of Bishop MoIlyaino
arrived In thia city Oh tho 14th, and WAS inlma-
alately talon to Westminster Abbey, it being the
frat time that tho romans OF an, American
Bishop have rested even for few days in this
burial place Of Englands honored dead. Tho
Rev. Mr, Stanley, tic Doan OF Westminster, was
an acquaintance OF Diahop McIlvaine, and to
chow his respect for tho decoaaed, aud to gratify
cal funeral sorvicos Of tho 18th. When tho cof-
fin Ind been placed in front OF tho sacrarfuna,
tho services ut once began, but instead OF tho
psalms appointed for the burial service, tho
Easter day anthem, Christ, our Passover, ID
read, aa the lesson, from Thosa. iv. is
to 10. Tho choir then sang Il hoard q
voi7o from Heayon, and the Doan road the con-
Guiding parts Of tho service, commencing, Lord,
havo nlorcy upon u.s. The sorvico was conclud.
cd after tho hymn The saints Oh earth aud
those above had beon sung. After the bene-
tiotion many of those proao11t fingered to taLa
last farowol OF the ron,ana Of tho Bishop, Which
wore envoloped Ia three cof1lns, the outer ono
,sero inncribea on 2 brnas plato: %. ?. NELL
Died March Il, 187s.' Tho whole ceremonies ii
the Abbey lasted about thirty minutes.
I'm Hn9r nF i1,,s h],%n
Chapel, raris, las charge Of tho romans Of tito
lutte Bishop. They wore placed undo. Ills care
In Florence, whero tho Bishop dicd, and
he accompanied theln to London, whsnce.
neasn st a1 esSst sstor SOLICITATION bs seanned ei wtS h
his charge to this county. Mr. Lan,aon
has lottors OF introduction to tho Collector Of
tho port and q large nulnhor Of prominent clti-
zcns, requesting TINT tho utmoat respect DO
Owing to delay In giving information to tic
Committee at tho timo whom tho city OF
Baltimore would roeoh her dock, no mo,nbor was
present when the vessel was moored. Soon af-
to5wsrlgs however. the hoy; 7; 8; Yoeum. I: 9.
and others OF tho joint commlttee, arrived, and
had q consultation with the Rev. Mr.. Lan,son,
when 1t wa decided not to remove tho body from
tho yoHsel till Monday, whom 1t will DO privately
Church will bo performed. Bishop Smith, Of
KoNtucky, tho dign.ssinlus Of the Protestant
Etiscopsi Church In this country, will!
t,tficlato, asaiatod by Bishop Potter, OF
tho New York Diocese. TLoro will alao
bo preaent Bishops Lttlejohn. Of Long Island
| Williams, Of Connecticut, Odonheimer, Of Now
Of Wautern Now York. Aftor norvieo in tho
church, the body Will DO formally handed
ovor BY tho Now York Committee to the Com
mittee from Ohio who will have 1t conveyed to
a resting-placo in the midst Of tho people for
whom ho labored 80 zealously and loved &c
| wolL
| New YonK, May 8.-Tho New York Associated
preas today adopted resolutions of rcgret at the
| death OF Jamoa Brooks.
WAsulNQ1oa, y. O., May 0.,-The viii Of The