The New York herald., 1877-10-10
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the honorable sepulturs to which he entitled
and chose to rest beside her
yfSAL oERBxoSiES
AT the close OF tho sermon solemn benedctious and
i've absoutions were pronounced by Bishop Laughin,
OF Brooklyn; Bishop Becker, Of Wilmington Bishop
pnia, and BY Cardinal MeCioskey. The anal bepedic
ton was pronounced by the CARDINAL who presided at
tho concluding services. -N
FORMATION OF THE PRocEssioN.
The easket was removed from the Cathedral 10 the
hearso a. tho close OF the services and borne IN pro-
formed on Cathedral street in the following ORDER
Platoon OF Police.
Chief Marshal James Donnoly and aids forty four IN
numbert one from oach society IN the CITY,
Knights Of 81. Patrick.
knights OF ST Peter
Knights or ST. Martin
knights OF 81. lgnatiua
Knights Of tho Holy Cross
kaights OF Father Mathew.
knishts OF ST. Augustine
Knights OF 81 Francix
Consolidated Board.
St Johns, 81. Peters, Immaculate Conception, ST.
Martins, ST. Panl's, ST. Mary's Star OF the sea- ST.
Patriok.s, Sons Of 81. Patrick, Hbcrniaps. ST. vim
cents ST Johns, No. 2, and ST Brdgers
Temperance socioiiea &c German Societies, St
Alphonsus, ST. Bonifacius, 81 Aarsinus 81 Georgius
s. % Hey %
Michae's st. stsphanus, ST. Joscph's, St. Hcn-
ricL'sst; Aphonus young menl Plus Lituary Asso-
cation Holy Cross Society, 81 rauluS
Sacred Heart Association, from Canton.
st. WeDcesiaus, Bohemian.
Four students OF ST Marys Seminary acting as censor
Cross nearer and two alcolytes Twenty sanctuary
boys, wearing surplces ana black cassocxs.
Tho Christian brothers from Calvert Hail and ST. Vim.
cents Orphan Asylum ia this CITY aud from
Rock Hill College, Eliicott City.
Paca street--ahout eighty IN number.
Students from ST. Charles College, Preparatory Som
mary Of ST. Supice, Howard coanty-about thirty IN
NUMBER.
Reverend clergy from this and other aioccses
Insignia bearer OF the late Most Revorond Archbish-
op p and nd crozier.
Hearse drawn by four horses.
Members OF the household.
Rev. Fathers Loo, Curtis aud Starr
Carriages containing the Right Reverend Bishops
Carriages containing the various female religious
# orders. sa
Citizens ir carriages and on foot.
Tho Young Catholic Friends Society acted
In accordance with tho wish OF Archbishop Gibbons
and Vicar General Duoreui the Knights and others
dispensed with tnsir regaa ana wore the usual clti.
zens dress, with Grape on the lott arm, and black
gloves.
ROUTE TO THE UNION DEPOT
Tho route OF the procession from Cathedral
street to Franklin, to Park, to Madison, 10 Charles
street anu the depot For an hour before the pro-
on tho sidewalks, doorstcps windows aud balconies
There have been ten thousand people along the
limo, large majority Of whom were ladies' Tho process
aud cortege moved very slowly, and were
hour reaching tho uepot BY tho timo II arrived
thero the streets were almost impassabie account
OF the crowds which had gathered, and at tho depot
thousands had assembled, and from every point OF
view they 70 be seen eagerly watching the pro-
cession II was nearly two O'Clock when the cori6ge
reached the depot and 1t was with difficulty that the
crowd could be cleared 10 enable the procession to
die into tho grounds ut the station. Five handsome
coaches in waiting Al the station. The remains
placed board, the coaches NIL hllod, and
the train moved OF a. two O'Clock hail an hour later
sns many Of the G
funeral train to Emmittsburg assist in laying the
remains Of the beloved archbishop 70 rest
Along the tine of the Western Maryland railroad the
people had gathered ~ all the villages witnoss the
passing OF the train; bat there was event OF
sequence until the arrival at Emmettsburg at half
past tour O'Clock. The stop was made at St
Josephs Seminary, the seat OF the Sisters Of Charity
where all tnc clorgy, professors and students Of
Mount ST. Marys and the Sisters OF Charity the pos
tulants and young ladies OF the assembled
Archbishop. The students, some TWO hundred in num-
ber. With their professors were drawn up tho lett
side Of the broad avenue leading from the depot
the house and tho young ladies' Of St. Joseph's and
Sisters OF Charity on the right side.
As soon as the body reached the avenue process
sion formed. the Young Catholics Friend
Society, which had acted escort TO the
reverend clergy, TO the right Of the cortogo,
tSe students from Mount 81 Marys hs pnpis
oil ST. Josepn's Catholic Library Association acolytes
Of Emmittoburg. acolytss from Baltimore, SEMINAR
and archbishops, including Cardinal McCloskcy and
Archbishop Gibbons with hts nitro and croszier the
sers OF charity ana citizens or whom last named sew
eral hundred bad gathered Tho bell OF fne
chapel tolled ana tho procession moved down
the avenue, tho clergy chanting the "Mserere." 1t
proceeded to tho beautiful burial place Of 81, Josephs,
in The midst Of which is the mausoleum CT Mother
Seton, the founder Of the Order OF tho Sisters of
Charity. Tho building IL Gothic structure, with two
turreted angles and q crosscapped spire from
the ccntre The altar within was dressed with
flowers and tapors burned upon It. In the crypt
medately under the floor tho remains OF Archbishop
Bayley were laid, those OF his aunt, Sistcr selsn,
lying TO the right.
After the remains were deposited Archbishop Glib
bons intoned the burial service which was responded
to by the clergy who stood without tho building
This closed the obsequics
Tho prelates and clergy partook Of refreshments,
and shortly after six O'Clock tho train started us
return Baltimore and reached hore about halfpa
nine O'Clock.