The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-28
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Ls0NDoes, April 27..ilWinwood Reade;
the author taf nu,perous, bookH Of travel.
PIG toia Mayor Of London 1 viii wis 90 in 81
stAtSie0 iat<Shd d 'fhe1 BANQUET III Dublin in
honor of theAmeTican rife team. "n
roJslsgHanhie-.1AmpRean, Me..7ln:t'
N4WI IpRk,, April, "a. r+,Thoussnds of
thedrai, this iSoTSiSs, to to witness The The
coremony' Of eohfefring the beretta on
Cardinal Moe oClosky.i ThHre had been an
enoxmons, demand for tickets, and num-
bers of those who had them found great
difhcufty IN gaining entrance. The streets
in tke' Immediate neighbofhood were
packed With human beings. The inte.
rest manifested, was SO great that repre-
sentatiyes from every part Of the, Union
wefepreheht~"A "A number OF front seats
were RESERVED; for inviset guests, and
among those seated in. them were Ohief
X9snst fEspsS ass2 fessssS D't5i col
lector Arthur, Thos. 'Mufphy and many
othsri we'll tmo1hL pitiiensT elAti twenty
mingtes .t9 Ml 'oleck, the head Of the
Ato1Stes leading them, followed by long
lines 6fi cletgymeh, twiib, after making
gentlflexihps before the high altar, passed
down tha lSf9ptEey aislei xhieh. was soon
ap1i paicsSd tMhsp fhs aRfRliaeS priests bad
of'the'vaiiUtSo r6iigfoHs ofdefY In the
dioHesd' bagan.to enissgs from the test1y
in their picturesque habits-, Il When the
prS$SssasiSH p$sat haf sH sH hfan arraage4 in their
ten sSs saup;Ss sAsys H an n ,A.ernat 81
was kasd with gnrgseuS music from the
chpiF; The procession of bpraAtes at
.ios s1ssa di%sssa 81 SsssEs ys
rossasithe ==gniAesnt Spectacle bskatIhi
to pnplAitseik. y The nswas imaxniH-
ceAt. .R2ys. With ni9tqEsfaae robes.
and swinging oensors, and dignitaries in
datk purple; pfeSeded ths Afchbiahops
and Bishops. The. proubssion was
closed by celebrants Uf mass, by BIZ
shop IAaghalhp ~ brooklyn; Rev. Dr.
Mc@ynns ,aesistant, Rev. Father Nc3ean,
deacHn, and Father Kean,, sub deacon.
Then cdme Cardinal HcC C1psky, the papal
env6yG, Or Ubaldf and Mgf. Roucetti,
and.laStlyt the tail figure Of Count Muro-
foasht oftha Ropes noble guard, in his
Setutnnt 9CC1pskey, wearing hlH pur-
pie eSssockahd inantilgttA, knelt at the
epda4Aisiaslof1thea altar The Archbishop
OF baltimore set on his throne on. the
clefgymeh stood at the altar steps. and
mass was commenced. At the confiteor,
the cardinal stood up dnd proceeded to
his throne at' he Gospel MdeAhe alone
of all the PrefateA present having the
pastoral stat, which was carried BY an
assista.A.-Qhs-eAiici Aiiciating- bishop, after
incensing the fektArthAe 6mes, at down
LAaghlln fead the introit. recited the
kykes ana fn9oneds tho 1Gloria In Ercelsis.
which .NAehAng BY thei choit. il The ,cS4-
ieots we're, Eead by the, qelehrant, the
ep1stfe by the sub7deacon, and while
Bianop LAuGhhn read the Gospel, the
enti4e eouefeBati6n' fose TO their feet
HeteH chAnted the word Credo II,
Oham Aiss4V aniAjanio2 low voice
reoitsd4,n thea Gsmaiuderi Of the Nj
oenal pFeed,.. When it. was concluded.
the as4fh4nt together with thekessistadt
deacon and sub-deacop, sat down until
the choir had finished. Bishop Lauohlin
returned lt4 the, altar, where,aafter the
customary Do,ainus nobis0tm aid orimus.
he proceeded to read the prayers at the
ofertory. The deS16H a7a sub-deacon
theRpIepaxed the sacred vessels sud the
bread. 7aQA wine. Aeroanddntia Qlap,
Ddlactg Vaa sung during this period.
Aco4vtes a0aiu advanced with censers
and tho 4ltar iwaa incensed BY the cele-
brants; the, Arahbishopa and Bishops
rising Apd,remQving their mitres. Tie
priests and congregation also rose.y At
this time.1tAa chureh,ges level sea of
heads from night to left, from the sane
tuary to the ido6rx Irhe right, left and
centae i'atsleo were peokedi aa full as
they couldnhold with people, who were
glad 70 kseIvtanding room. When the
bell tinkledtto aan6unes tho opening, Of
the canon, ~ LsbaaAh part of the core
mony, . the. people standing made the
:ss'1ps :o 5sins 70 a9.ss sssss t. do
and The very hndsuai ispectacie was wit.
messed W hundfeds standing up during
the eoHbedtAti6n. Is Towards the end az
the tinAl8 wAAs intfoduced the ceremony
OF gtXmE pax OF The kiss of peace. Pax
was given from one to another, until IL
passed 'aloh8 10 the right and left all
through tAe crowded sSnctuary. When
mag was Anished, tba interesting part
OF We cttem4hy copffdenced. Cardinal
McC4oekey fdse md knelt st the left
Of a2 sssypsd s osa SSs AJfsabi'hSp faa% S;p
thron6fAnd knelt at the epistle side. The
:saissa :oas Is S1s2'.'gsnt s2s s2t,s,' sas
IN the sanotuasy Tho jlesate. Mgr.
koncetttFta1lfeaiA lohhlfaot alsy,
s. sna IN g iond, S!eAs voice, read the mes