The New York herald., 1876-01-19
HENRY JAMES ANDERSON.
Born in New York, 1899.
Died nt Lahore India lR1h-


The church filed By the friends ana admirers OF
the deceased, aud delegations from various societies
were present There were representatives from the
St Vincent dc Paul Society, Catholic Union, the Ro-
man Catholic Protectory and the Irish Emigrant So
cicy. solemn requiem mass was sung Bishop Cor
rgan OF Newark, being cclebrant; Father Preston
sistant prost; Father Kane, deacon; Father Hogan,
sub-deacon, and Father kearney, master OF cerc-
monies. The Cardinal, in his robes, with Vicar Gen
eral Quinn on his right and Father Farrell his LETT
sat at tho episte side OF the chancel within the
same in surpces and sutans, the fol-
ELL Father NcGlynn of 81 stephens; Father o'Reilly
OF ST. Marys; Father Curran OF ST Andrew S; Father
Everett, OF the Church of tho Nativity; Father Glow
rey, of ST. Gabriels and Fathers Smith and Donnegan
from Fort Lee. The mass was sung finely and at It's
close, just before he pronounced the absouton His
Emnence the Cardinal donned the black stole and CAPE
and, advancing toward the colin, sad-
CARDINALS ADDRESS.
'Aty beloved brethren we are told by the voice Of
the Spirit of Wisdom that Is better TO be in tho house
OF mourning han the house OF feasting because in
the latter are reminded OF what is TO como We
God, and in the presence of mourners, deeply
affected mourncrs Our mourning, however, is
not without solace The gloom of sorrow and
the darkness that seems TO obscure tho ato that s
beyond the grave is frightened by the sweet and holy
radiance OF Christian faith and hope, typincd by the
mystic lights that shine within the sanctuary flicker
around the bier In the outside world the name OF Dr.
Anderson is associated with the accomplished scholar
the learned scientist the eminent professor the genial
friend, the wise counsellor, the htghtoncd gentleman
the lover OF his country and tho beneiactor Of his kind
But within theso sacred precincts do not to
SPEAK mink OF tDeSe most quail
ties. His learning his science and his great accom-
plshments, we may say sleep with him in the coifn
or if they have accompanied him they will be OF little
avail before the judgment seat We would rather
think and speak OF those qualities of mind
heart and soul that have not died
with him, of his virtues, and they very
many He lover OF the poor and particularly tn
usIfous in regard to improvement OF their condition
He long the President of the Society Of st Vincent
Paul. whose chief object mitigation OF the mseries
or the poor He president OF the corporation that
has charge of the Protecory in Westchestor. He
great Avorie OF the Holy Father, whom Or. Anderson
loved and revered. Whenever Dr. Anderson asked an
audience hour for 1t In the of tho very next
day was namod. On the eve OF Dr. Anderson's last
departure from Rome the Holy Father entertained him
nearly hour in his private cabinet aud at parting
gave him his blessing DR.. Andersons last journey
made Tor the purpose OF seeing the transit Of
Venus. With further words of eulogy the Cardinal
closed and pronounced the absolulion.
When the services thus ended the cergymen
returned TO the vcstry rooms, and the body being
placed in the hcarse was borno to tho foot OF West
Forty second street and to Jersey fhonco it
carried 10 Fort Leo and deposited In the vault be-
meath the altar OF the Church OF the Madonna which
was built through the efforts OF DR.. Anderson.