, 1875-10-17
the deadly breaches made by Judge Booth IN
their baseless system OF theology. CALICO.


The correspondent OF the London Times at
Rome writing under date Sept. 418, g'ves the
following interesting particulars Of the last Con-
sistorJ:
Yesterday morning His Holiness Plus H. hold =
Coasistory, when the ceremonies were completed by
which his Eminence Cardinal 4cCloskey became fully
endowed with Ill the glta Of member OF ne saefca
Senate. simultaneously the names Of the five Csrdi-
mails reserved n Eetto on the same day when he was
created were openly deee.red h1fn Cardinal VA sI
ty~ooe Arehbiahops and Bishops wero psecon1zed.
The bnsiress in tho following order
bs twenty-one csrainas having taken his seat On the
Throne IN the Hsli Of the coEsstoEy. proceeded to
promote his Emioene' Cardinal NJ A.r'snel from tse
1ana 1an1en4oa psoeop oon i h3m E.
tiIs of the Basca Of Santa p1tsca in plaee oi the
dtaeousl title Of St. Georgo IN reahro, which he bad
Order Of ST. Augustine, End created the I'D Of
Deee11ber l873. This done, Cardinal McClosEeJ ad-
yanced to the foot f the throne from tho centre Of the
hall where he bad been standing. and HIS Holiness,
pronouDciug the formula commenting Ctauotpus
pnhss os," performed the ceremony OF closing h1s
With tho others, The ocish Of thu PaIl Court retired,
and tho Cousistory declared secret His Holiness
then proceeded to declare the names Of the i've Car
proceedings CArdal AcClossey remained slat III his
seat, willie the other Cardinals present gaze
their opinions regarding each nomination. In reply to
nouoced the names in turn After the presentations
we've made, the masters Of tho ceremonies and MEM
bers OF the papa Court returned to the hail. and Car
dnA McCloekey. having taken his place again. stand
ing before The throne His Holiness performed tho cer-
eunny Of opening h,s mouth, pronouncng the fotnu.
70 the loot Of the throne and, kneeang bfore it. ths
tbs Pope place the sapphire ring upon hs angef
espoused him to the Church Of santa Maria sopra ~
nerya. The Cardinal then kissed the Popes loot aad
hand and, td*iag received from him the Apostonc
embrace. A{ter the tuknesR Of the ccns1ssot3 Was
completed His Holiness retired to his aHaEtmeaa u 10
tn THfx
while the Cardinals held congregation tor ne Ias
action of busness connected with tho Sacred Coue6e'
ut which Cardinal McCloskey assisted.
Although these matters are not supposed 10 ne
Known Until the Pppe pronouuces the name when n9
p1aces The ring each Cardinals finger nailese
am correct in Sitting that Cardinal kand VIII reeeve
the title Of Santa Maria in Cosmedin Cardinal Pxcca
Of Santa Maria Il: Poftiel+ commonly called santa
Maria in Campisen which tmmedtstely oPpoe1te ne
accompanied Plus VII into exile lies buried Cardinal
Anta-Mattei viii receive that OF St Lorenzo in Paus-
rerna and Cardinal ViteIcschi that Of st. Marceuo
in The Corso It thought that Cardinal Mcclos1ey
would have taken this title On account OF the connecoon
between this church and the American clergy. II
was 1t ST. Matcello that many Of ths United states
Bishops preached during the slttines Of the vati-
can Council; and during Lent l4st year Mon
signor Chasard the Rector of the American conegc
delivered course Of English sermons there. Santa
Nar1 Sopra Minerva has, however, the Advantage OF
being oue Of the lAndBomest churches in Home, ana
With tae See ei Sss r. ff1 *
Concannen, WIS Dominican monk, to which order
the Church Of Santa Maria sopEn Minerva belonga.
He Was Prior of ST. Ce,neata, snd Professor ot Phi,
loeopy at the Minerva and Librarian Of tho celebrated
lasanateuse Library there He Was also Secretary "a
The Dominican Province Of Great Britain, and ase.1t
in Rome for the Irish bishops. In the year l6os he
vas proconized the first Bishop Of New York By Plus
VII. Failing in nnding vessel at LeghoFn II which
he could obtain passage to Nv Sork, r., he wen, vent
On the charge II being British subject. and
thete, worn out BY ve1ation and suffering,
return to Rome In 1914. appointed John Connolly tho
eseond Bishop Of New York. and BY him the SEQ MAS
tiled until his death in 1885. The third Bishop was
John Dubois Of the French priests Who fed to tho
States during the French reToluion- he settled in
Maryland, and founded Mount st. Mary's College,
where Cardinal Mcc1osiey eiucated- He was sue
cocded by Dr.. John Hughes at the beginning Of 1879
in 1874 Dr. MeC1oskey WIS crnsecrated coadjutor to
the Bishop OF New York but In 1s46 the see was split
into three para hxt Of New York proper ana those OF
Buffalo and Albany, to the latter Of Which DR.. Az
c!osky was appointed In ls5o ne Bshop.as Of Nsx
death Of Dr. Hughes, in 1854 Dr. Mccloskey succeeded
the second Archbishop and fourth Bishop after the
Professor and Librarian of the Minerva, from which
<hu1ch he now takes hia title as Cardinal.