Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
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DOMESTIC NEWs.
Csrsmeui-s ofcenssrrinE che Bsrst.
a On Cardinal neCieskey.
NEW YoHx, April T.-Two Arehbish-
ops. sixteen bishops and $50 priests
have arrived here 70 participate in the
ceremony Of presenting the Berstta To-
day. Thousands Of spectators gathered
at So. Patriek's Cathedral this morning
to witness the ceremony Of comforting
the Bsretta on Cardinal MeCloskey.
There had been an enormous demand
for tickets, and Q number who had them
found great difficulty in gaining an en-
trance through the crowd. Streets In
In tho immediate neighborhood were
packed with human beings. all anxious
to oven get q chance Of seeing the por-
tails Of the church. The interest mani
tested was 30 great that the representa-
tives from every part Of the Union were
present. Front seats were reserved
for invited guests, and among those
seated in them were Chief Justice Daley.
Judge Donahoo. District Attorney
Phelps, Sinclair Toucey. Collector
Arthur. Hon. Thos. Murphy, and many
other well known citizens. At l0a0
A. N. the head Of the procession emerged
from tho vsstry. Acolitz leading. bear
ing the procession cross, and tall tapers;
then followed the long lines Of clorsy who.
after making genuhesions before the high
altar passed down the centre aisle, which
was soon packed. When the surpliced
priests had all taken their places, repre-
sentatives Of various religious orders In
the diocese began to emerge from tho
vestry In their picturesque habits.
When the procession had all been ar-
ranged in proper places there was m In
teryal Of ten minutes, during which the
church was filed with music from the
choir. A procession Of p~rslates ut length
emerged from the vcstry with slow and
measured tread. Tho audience rose n
tho magnificent spectacle began to I'M
fold itself. 1t was one which New York
will probably never witness again.
Another and FULLER Account o. the
Cersmonies.
NEw YORK. April 27.--The decoration
Of the Cathedral OF st. Paul. for the
ceremonies Of this morning. were CON-
plcted last evening. The arrangements
are very skillful and beautiful, the Car.
dinal's throne is panelled with dark vel.
vel. Archbishop Baylsy's throne is
oanopied with rich tyrian and purple
cloth. The ceremony begins at $50 A.
NJ, after II is over priests and prslates
will be conducted TO the Orphan Asy-
lum. corner OF huston and Mott streets.
To partake Of refreshments. Archbishop
Purcell is stopping ut tho residence Of
Mr. Gross. Park venue He is In III
health. but may 10 able to artcnd tho
ceremony.
Tho ceremony, Of imposing tho scarlet
ber,iti on Cardinal McClosky. took place
at st. Pairick's Cathedral to day. The
cathedral was completely filled by celc.
brated bishops, archbishops and attend
ants Of the Pnpal legation, occupying
the confer Of the church. Tho middle
aisle Of tho cathedral was occupied by
clergy. assisting at the ceremony. The
front pews. six rows OF either side, were
reserved for prominent persons to whom
invitations were sent.
At 1890 A. N. the doors OF the caths-
drol opened to those who presented tick
cts Of admission. Bishops and arch
bishops rested in the cathedral sanctu-
airy and then proceeded to the church
they entered ON Mulberry street. AT
l0a5 A. N. tho procession entered the
church sanctuary in the following order:
rnt- !Thurifer. bearing q censor with
incense; second. cross.boarsr bearing
the professional CROSS between two AGO.
lytss bearing lighted candles; third.
the assistant master Of ceremonies;
fourth, q number Of acolytes In red
cassocks and white surplicss; fifth. the
clergy Of the arch diocese Of New York
and clergy Of various religious orders In
the United States; sixth. assistant mas
ter Of ceremonies; seventh, Bishops ac-
companied by their chaplains; eighth,
~sub-deacon; ninth. deacon; tenth,
Bishop, who Is to celebrate mass;
eleventh. Archbishops, who are accom-
panied by their chaplains; twelfth. o
bearers bearing arch.episcopal cross;
thirteenth. His Eminencs Cardinal
MeCiosky bearing q crosier and
accompanied by numerous assistants
and the Master OF Ceremonies; four.
teenth. members Of the Papal Legation;
fifteenth. q train bearing acolytcs, mitrs
bearer. crozier.bearer and attendants.
Before Mass, Monseisnsur Roncetti, ac-
companied by DR.. Ubaldi, entered the
sanctuary with the berstta Of tho Car
dinalate. with which, as delegate, he
had been entrusted by the Pope. and
placed II on q small table prepared for
its reception close TO the passage on the
gospel side Of the altar. They then 70
turned to the sacristy, where Monseig.
neur Roncetd robed himself In full cos-
tune. as obligatory. Az soon rs the
entire procession entered the sanctuary
tho solemn Pontihcal Mass began. Car
dinai McCiosky did not wear the cape
and nitro.
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