The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27

Church, an honor to the gifted composer and
% the great ana good prelate TO whom IL Is dedi
Gated
the exact ceremony or imposing the Derretta
Win be as loliows:-rne last Gospel in the mass
having been read, Bishop Loughlin and his assist
ants will withdraw 10 their seats on the epistle
side OF the sanctuary, leaving the approaches 10
me altar Tree Tor the greas browning ceremony or
the day. Immediately, at signal from the mas
Ter OF ceremonies, DR.. McGynn viii descend from
Bishop LoughlIns side and take his place by tnas
Df the Archbishop or Baltimore, IL Is This preiate
tnat has been CHOSEN to Impose" the 0errettd on
Cardinal McCloskey. as the special emblem oil the
cardlnaltian rank and jurisdiction.
The Archbishop and DR.. McGynn Will then ad-
vance TO the altar the foImer taking his stand
on the epste end Of the platform or predella, and
she latter placing himself below, q little 10 his
right ana on the lowest altar step. This DONE
the Cardinal, at the invitation OF the master OF
ceremonies, VIII quit his throne, and, supported
BY Wears General quinn ana Preston, move TO
the foot OF the altar bow 10 the cross ascend the
platform, and place himself on the Gospel side,
facing the Archbishop OF Baltimore, while the
Vicar General VIII retire behind him step
lower. As soon as
THE CARDINAL
from Father Kearney, win so TO the credence in
the sanctuary on the Gospel side, where are de-
posted the beyTettd, with tue Pontlhcal briefs, In
custody OF Count Marefoschi. Taxing thence the
brief empowering the Archbishop OF Baltimore 60
represent His Holiness in the ceremony, he viii
bring IL back to the Archbishop, and at his com
mand open and read 1t. It will then be given into
the custody OF the Arcnbishop's secretary,
The ceremony from this point increases in Inter-
n
panied by his secretary, Rev. Dr. UbaIdl, and the
master OF ceremonies, proceeds to the credence
Tor the brief deegating him near the Cardinal
Archbishop OF New York. and announcing to HIS
Eminence his elevation to the cardlnalate. Re
turning toward the altar ana standing In the
middle on the lowest step, he addresses the Arch
bishop OF Baltimore in Latin expressing his sense
ol the honor done him by the supreme Pontlr In
sending him on so novel mission to the New
World.
THE BRIEF,
which he has been holding In his hand, will then
be given to DR.. McGiynn, who viii read II and
present it 10 the Cardinal Archbishop. BY him
it win be handed 10 the Vicar General This done,
sne Ablegate viii proceed anew in state to the
credence, take thereirom the berretta, and ad-
vancing IN front or the altar viii DOW TO the cross
then IN turn to the Cardinal, the Archbishop of
Baltimore, the archbishops and bishops present,
ana take his stand again on the middle
or the lowest altar step, holding the
silver salver with the oeyTetta. Archbishop
BayleY VIII then address In Latin the
Ablegate and the Cardinal. As he pronounces
the concluding sentences he will move toward
the centre OF the predela, the Cardinal advancing
&C the same time, and the Archbishop, taking
THE BERRKTrA
from the Aolegate viii place it on the bowed head
OF the Cardinal and retire step or two TO the
episte side. without quitting his place in front
OF the tabernacle the Cardinal VIII address him
sell in Latin to the Archbishop and Ablegare, and
In English to the eongregatiol.
Turning TO the altar the Cardinal will then in
tone the sublime hymn OF St Ambrose, "re Deum
Laucamus, de Dominum Con1temur." While the
triumphant strain Is taken up by the organ and
shoir the Cardinal will retire with his suite 70 the
sacristy where the robes OF his sacred ONCE
await nlm Just as the last supplicatory verses OF
The hymn are re-echoing through the church he
viii reappear, clad in the majestic vestments or
his new rank and, after the singing OF the versi-
eles and responses at the Close or the "Te Deum,u
viii chant the two prayers:-"Deus cuJus mlser-
rorui9 non est numerus,n &C.; 40 God, whose
nercies are unnumberea, ana OF whose goodness
there Is no bourdn &C; and that Tor the Pope
"Deus omnlum ndelium;n pastor and rector
&c; 20 God, the Shepherd and Ruler or all who
believe IN Thee, look down in Kindness upon Thy
servant, Plus whom Thou hast wIlled to be set
over Thy Church; grant him, we beseech Thee, to
benefit by word and example those whom ne
governs &c. Then, ascending 10 the middle or
the precena, he VIII prelude the solemn triple
benediction with which the service Is 10 terml-
nate, By intoning the "sit nomen Domini benedic-
tumn and Auditorium nostrum in Nomine Domi-
nj; and with upliited hands toward the Crucided,
be VIII tunn round aud thrice sign with he cross
the &neeiing multitude. while ne slowly chants,
"Benedicat vos omnipotens Deus, Pater ct Filus,
et Spirits Sanctus." With the last echoes OF the
responsive "Amen," will conclude the religious
soIemnities OF this 9th OF April, to be memoir
able as rne investitrre OF the first American
Cardinal.