New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28

Father Mclean Of the Church OF tue
Transformation Deacon, the Rev. Father Mean Oh
the Cathedral Sub Deacon, and the Rev. Dr. NC
Glynn of St. Stephenss assistant priest. Archbishop
Bayley supported on the right by DIR. Foley, and on
the left by the Able valous followed. The Arch
bishop wore q splendid cape and inter. He was
conducted to the throne prepared for him.
his attendants standing on either SIDE.
cross bearer, bearing magnificent arehiep
iscopal Cross next preceding the Caruhai'
who wore his archiepiscopal robes and Wa WITHOUT
miter of croser. All eyes we're bent with soine-
thing deeper than curiosity the features and the
form Of the venerable and illustrious prelate VINO
was about 10 assume publicly the insignia OF the ei
allied rank 10 which he had been called 80
recently The same quiet features, Tranquil
air aud slow and dignilied movement. that ell who
have ever seen the Cardinal-Arcbbshop OF New
York will have found impressed upon their memory
marked his arpearance now. He moved on quietly
70 his throne assisted on the light and left by two
old and trusted friends, the Very Reverend
Father Quinn, the Vicar-Genera and the Very
Reverend Father Preston, the Chancellor Oh
his diocese. The Master OF Ceremonies, the
Rev J. Kcarney of the Cathedral. ac-
couipanied them. They were followed by the
members of the Papal Legation-Mgnr Ubaldi Ill
the purple and ennine robes Of tho AbL~gaie OF The
Holy See COnDt Marefosch in the full gala UNIFORM
of the Noble Guard in the service OF the Pope.
DR.. Cbadi was dressed in plain black robes and
took his seat by the table which were the scarlet
berretta and the briefs. Count Marefoschi took UP
his position 70 the left of the Cardinals throne,
where he stood almost motonless throughout the
ceremony Mgi Roncetti took a seat little from
the throne the right
The Moss proceeded much az usual with solemn
Pontifcal Masses. The only difference consisted IN
the presence If the Cardinal Archbishop on one side
and the Archbishop of Baltimore the other SIDE
Of the sanctuary. The groupings of acolytes and
attendants around the two thrones, the PROFESSIONS
70 and from the altar and to various parts OF
the sanctuary during the service the presence OF SO
many distinguished prelates in their gorgeous robrs
and miters the setting of the Whole picture in the
crimson and gold that drapei the sanctuary the
wealth Of lights and flowers on the altar. and the
vast multitude assembled in the body Of the church,
made a scene which viii be t0 those who witnessed
il the memory of lifetime.
At the conclusion Of the Mass all the prrlates and
clergy seated themselves, and the chief ceremony
of the day began. The assistant priest Of the Mass,
the Rev DIR. McClynD, invited first the Archbishop
OF Baltimore afterward the Cardinal. Ia 60 to the
altar Both the prelates Immediately left their
thrones and ascended the altar stcps, and stood
few PAGES apart their respective sides,
the Cardinal wearing only the .9ecaftfo or
scarlet skull-cap, the Archbishop retaining
his inter The Master of Ceremonies then invited
Dr-McGlynn to take the Papal Brief announcing the
elevation Of the Archbishop Of New-York 90 the dig
nifty Of the Cardiuallte. The Brief was read by DR.
McGlynn in tones which were heard distinctly in
every pant Of the chnrch. 1t written and read
| in Latin. Of which the following il exact trons-
iation
TnH rApAr. BRIEF TO CARDINAL. ScLosKEY.
To orr beloved John McClo-key, By tile appoint
and favor Of the Apostolic senl Archbishop Of New
York and proclaimed C;inda OF The Holy Roman
| Church.
! Plus TX. Pope.
Beloved sou health and Apostolic benedicton having
been placed through The Divine mercy. without any
merit OF ours III The supreme dignity of this Apostolic
See with that soictuje which s.oid be characteristic
OF pastoral o1iee, while laboring for the
welfare ~ the Catholic Church, We have
ever sought enroll among the number
Of orr venerable brctr The Cardinals OF the Holy 10
man Church OF such conspicuous mori III the dig
nifty ~ their iunstous order denonds. For this reason
il IL that have chosen you, wollbsloved son,
whose eminent pefy, virtue and learning, and zeal for
the propagation OF the Catholic faith have convinced
your ministry would be of utility aud honor
the Church Of God Having, therefore, created you
Cardinal Of the Holy Roman Church, send 70 You
by beloved Eon, Caesar ROncett, Of
our secret chanberlain-, the scarlet berretta,
which is Of the insignia Of that
blSn dignity Nh'n WIN the proper lOrDH, .s4i nave
been conferred upon you know that Its shining crimson
should reDlind him who is elevated n the Cardi-
naate that, fearless and unconquered he up
hold the rights Of the Church Of God through dan
ger "a thai shedding OF his blood which IL pro-
nOunced precious in The sight Of the Lord. We also
greatly desire that you would receive with all OF
kindness him whom you. both FOR the
sake ~ the mission upon which he is sent and for sake
1t is also wish that before you receive the beretta
yon should take and subscribe with your band the
oath which will b. presented by the aforementioned
beloved son. Caesar Ronceti and send it either by
HE hand by any other And IL is V ish that
previous constitutions ordinances OF this Apostolic
Fee ytng elise whatever shall be construed a. in
validating this our present act.
Given in Rome st. Peters. under the zeal OF the
F-Lernans Ping TIE 10th day OF March, In tie year
1875 and Of our Pontifcate the Goth.
CARDISAL AsQUIM tPoIc's Secretary o. BIiefs)
After the reading Of the brief by Or. M"Glynn,
Mgr. Ronceiti advanced and delivered the following
address to Archbishop Bayley:
ADDRESS OF MGR. RoNCETu.
MOST EMINENT PRINCE AID MOsT krvEREsp PRO-
LATE: rejoice what has happened m pre-
vious rires at last has pass to-day whereby the
Catholic Church. which by the help OF divine grace - 80
wonderfully increased aud prOpaeatcd day by day
tOu ghout the United states of America. receives new
honor and q splendOr from the Roman scarlet
Rightly, therefore, do all Catholics throughout the
country IN the celebration OF this day; and in their
gladncss DO most heartily and particularly join, since
the kindness of the Roman Ponuf has intrusted 70
the most honorable Office OF AbLegats, 10
bear bitber the insignia Of high dignity
light of the Gospel first shone upon h!- people
sacred SCARLET Now however this dignity IN be
clearly handed, only reward for the eminent