The New York herald., 1877-10-09
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.
NEARLY FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS VIEWING
THE BoDY-FrNAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
FUNERAL

LNA ALLEohAFa AZ IaE dEhAL0.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 1871
Al the Archcpiscopal residence the OF yestsr
day were reenscted to-day Before the hour appointed
for the admission OF visitors the remains of
Archbishop Bayley the vicinity OF tho Cathedral
crowle with men, and children, and hundreds
were standing in line, waiting 10 be admitted They
entered In columns OF Two, and an estimate made
places the number OF who passed through ut
1900 an hour. Al i've O'Clock rain sterm set ir |;
Notwithstanding this drawback there only slight
diminution in the throng up 10 nine T. NJ, when tho
doors were finally closed. Since the corpse
posed Friday it is believed that at least fifty thou.
sand persons have passed through the Episcopal man
sion. Should the rainfall continue tomorrow there
may be some change necessary in the programme.
POSSIBLE CHANGE IN THE PROGRAMME
The early procession of priests and bishops bearing
the remains OF the Archbishop which is to pass from
the Charles street entrance Of the Episcopal residence
around the Cathedral, by way OF Mulberry and Ca
thedra streets, and enter by the great portco, will,
rear OF the Archbshops residence into the Cathedral
by the rear entrances. Tho grand procession vi 30
cotes w, however, take place from the Cathedral 10
the depot at the close of the services snino,
and II IS believed from twelve to fifteen thousand men
VIII be In line.
CARDINAL x'cLosKEY IN BALTIMORE.
The funeral services wili last from eight O'Clock
til noon.
The doubts as to whether Cardinal McCIoskcy would
take part IN the service were dspeicd To-Day by the
arrival o that distinguished diguiary ut i've minutes
TO three this afternoon. The Cardinal
the depot by several clergymen and d. j. Foley,
u brother Of Bishop Foley. whose guest he
will be while III Baltimore. Tho same tram
brought Archbishop Wood, OF Philadelphia. and
eral OF the clergy from that and other cities Arch
bishop Williams, Of Boston, arrived late tonight The
two last named are guests ut Barnum's Tho other
bishops present uTe-Gross, OF Savsnnah McQuade OF
Rochostur; Foley, OF Chicago; Corrigan, OF Newark !;
Becker, OF Wilmington; Lynch oil ChariestoD together
md ia
American Co iege at Rome. Tho names Of those pre-
viously announced Will oGic!ale at the funeral SER
vices, Archbishop Wood US ceebrant and Bishop
Foley as orator
POLICE PRECAUTIONS.
The streets Will be cleared by platoon Of police
VIII move ut noon, with Rev. james A. McCaun us
director the rar of the clergy Michael j. Albert
Oh the part OF the laity, ana James Donncy Chi ef
Marshal The route will be about mile 10 Union
Depot. whence the funeral tram will move tor
Emmittsburg, ut tour T. nj. The remains will DO es-
coried 10 tneir lust resting place by guard OF honor
professors and studeGts VI ST. Mary's seminary Tho
body will be laG the Cemetery OF ST. Joseph
Convent. in tho site selected by the late Archbishop.
DkPARTURK OF cLERGYMRN
large number oi priests from New York, Brooklyn
and New Jersey lett by the morning train, yesterday.
Tor Baltmore 10 attend the funeral VI tho late Arcn
bishop Baylcy. Besides tho Jcsuits and members OF
Other religious orders there were the Right Rev Mgr.
Seton, cousin Of The deceased preate; Father Fly nn,
Chancellor oil the Newark diocese, and Fathers Nc
Carthy, McManus, Sheppard and O'Grady.
The committee appointed to visit Washington and
invite President Hayes TO be present ~ the iu.
Lera ceremony tomorrow met to-day and after
consideration oil the matter concluded tha,
the time was too limited TO cnabio tue
proper arrangements 10 be completed Tor his reccp
They were accordingly relieved OF tho uuty
Tho President WAS not, therefore, invited At the
burial oil the late Archbishop Spaldng President
Grant was among those IN attendance al the cerc