The New York herald., 1877-10-05
THE NEWS IN BALTIMORE.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALrrMoRE Oct A-Eveninr

III TE4EtnAFa ~ LIE hGnhADs
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4-Evening.
Tho news OF Archbishop Bayley's death telo-
rraphed to Very Rev. J. Paul Debreuil administrator
of the archdiocese OF Baltimore at halr.pass twelve
p. NJ. yesterday, by Bishop Gibbon. The result had
been foresh ,dowed In letor from Bishop Gibbon rc
ceivcd during the morning. In which nc said that tho
Archbishop could not possibly survive another day.
Upon the receipt Of the Telegram Or. Debrcuil
held q conference at the archiepiscopa resi-
dence, at which Rev. Fathers Leo Curtis, Soc
rotary 10 the Archbishop and Starr, chancellor
OF the diocese present few minutes before
noon the Cathedral bells began tong q requiem, and
the intelligence OF the sad event was thus quickly
communicated throughout the city. Tho accounts Of
eie last hours OF tho distinguished prclatc as pub
lsned, read with painful interest, and the news
provoked universal expressions of regret whilo
Archbishop Baycy popular personally
among the great masses OF Baltimore Catholics ms hts
predecessor Archbishop Spauding on account OF his
comparatively brief sojourn here yet he had won inc
highest esteem Of the clergy by his eminent abilities
and pety and the affections Of thousands OF the
parisnIoncrs OF his archdiocese.
PEACEFUL DEATH
The Rev. B. J. McManus, who was with him IN
Europe and was present At his dcahbed, returned 10
Archbishop of the happcst ne aad ever looked
anon and his dissolution took place SO quietly as 10
te almost imperceptble to tnosc around him.
GEIEr.
Instructions were given last night TO have tho
cathedral and the arcnepscopal residence drapod In
mourning The great columns supporting The front Of
the Cathedral also TO be heavily drapcd IN black.
BoDr
The train bearing tie corpse, arrayed In full pom.
tilcal vcstmens, Will be receivcd by delegation OF
Catholic clergy Of this city and other placca Tho
various Catholic societies viii form grand proccssor
aencs, whore II will be placed on caalnlQue In ind
west parlor and lie IN state. Arrangements Will
mains. Tho body will lie in state until uesday morn
Ing next, when 1t will be transferred to The
Cathedral, where the imposing obscquies viii DO held
FUNERAL SERVICES
The ceremonies will bc oil the most elaborate and
Impressive character. The funeral Grafton Will DC de-
livered by Bishop Foley, oil Chicago Al tho close Of
dying request, the remains will be removed TO En-
meltsburg for interment All the other Archbishops
Of Baltimore buried in the crypt at the Cathedral
SUCCESSION
Bishop Gibbons will in few weeks enter upon the
OF the Catholic Churcn In America, he having been
months since appointed assistant to Archbishop
Bayley, with the right OF succession.
FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
Tho reception of the remains oil the late Archbishop
Baylcy this city tomorrow viii be sgDalizcd by
imposing procession and other ceremonies, the
rangemenIs Tor which were completed at a meeting
late tonight The i've minutes to ten A. M. train
on the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad will convey delegation Of clergy from this
city 10 Wilmington or Pcrryvile, where they will meet
the body and return with II to Baltimore At throo
It will be received BY the church officials and
S 6s,Soe to the
will parade without rcgalia and II Is expected The
tege will number several thousan While Tho pro-
cession is passing from the depot the Cathedral bell
will be toled. Tho body will lie In state until
Tuesday on caiaiaique in the archicpiscopai
Residence guarded alternately by the various Catholic
societies, and the public will be afforded opportu
nity view tho features Of The dead prcate Tues
day. The impressive funeral ceremonies will be held
in the Cathedral The funeral oration will DO dcliv-
cred bv Bsnop Foley OF Chicago but the celebrants
the have not yet been determined upon Az
Emmhtsburg only the final rites at the grave will be
observed.