The New York herald., 1877-10-07
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.
TEN THOUSAND PERSONS VIEW THE REMAINS
MESTs-oRDER OF THE SERVICES.

IN BALTIMORE CATHEDRAL-FINAL ARRANGE-
MENTs-oRDER OF THE SERVICES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
\ BALriMoRE, Md, Oct o. 1871
TIE arrangements for allowing tho parish toner's Of
the archdiocese view the remains OF the late Arch
bishop Bayey completed At an early hour THIS
morning. and during tie entire day stream OF per.
sons passed through the Episcopal building, looked
hastily upon the features Of the dead aad thence
emerged through the cathedral grounds. Before the
doors wero opened AT eight O'clock an immense crowd
had assembled. and the presence OF detachment
OF police and delegation OF the Young Catholic
Friends Society found necessary to keep the on.
trance and hallway cleared. Some ten thousand
persons passed through the building during the day
and yet when the entrances cleared light the
crowd awaiting an opportunity 10 gain admttance
was very great. The visitors included many Prot
estants and prominent citizens Of various denomina
tions. There were many touching scenes as the int-
mate friends OF the deceased preate approached the
cataiaque. Many sobbod audibiy and others knei to
oncr prayers for the dead. AT the Cathedral during
the morning masses were celebrated Tor reposo Of
the soul OF the dead pTmate
CHURCH DIGsITARIEs TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
There are now IN Baltimore Tor the purpose taking
bishop gibbons, Bishops Corrigan, Of Newark; Nc
Quadc OF Rochester; Gross, OF Savanna vicar-Ge
erai Doane anu many prominent cergymen from
various parts OF the country.
Archbishop Wood, OF Philadelphia; Archbishop Will.
Jams, Of Boston, and Bishop Foley, OF Chicago, viii be
here tomorrow.
CARDINAL M'cLosKgY ABSENT
The absence oil Cardinal McCloskey from the bod side
OF Archbishop Bayey during his dying hours, ana also
from Newark and Baltimore during the funeral So
lemnites, has excited surprise and provoked somo
comment IL is not known whether he viii bo present
on Tuesday or not but Is bel eyed he will be in the
Cathedral who tho hnal services being held Ii
Is known that coolnos existed between these dign-
tares since the elevation OF tho Cardinal but II is not
believed to have been OF such character as TO pre-
vent the presence OF Tho Cardinal at the Arcnbishops
burial
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES
Tho services on Tuesday will be very imposing.
They Will commence at haif-pa sevon A. NJ. pro-
cession, composed Of the students and clergy
OF st. Mary's Seminary, delegation OF the stu
dents and clergy from ST. Charles College, in
Howard county; the clergy OF the Archdiocese
OF Phiiadelphia, Newark, wilmington, Richmond
Wheeling and New York VIII be formed in the archie
piscopa mansion anu proceed along Mulberry stree.
the procession the remains OF the Archbishop will be
carried, attended By the bishops who will be present
and the pastors OF tho churches as honorary pail.
bearers.
The services will begin with the chanting Of tho
olilce or the Dead,' by tho stuaep.s Of st. Marys
Seminary. The first two nocturncs OF tho
mathis Will be sung, and the remaining noe
turnes will be recited. A grand nigh VIII
then be sung, with Bishop Wood, of Phladc phia,
celebrant, and Bishop Foley OF Chicago. the pane.
Yyrist OF the deceased preiae. Rev Fathers Lyman,
be assistant deacon and sub.deacon. Tho music will
be under tho direction Of Professor Hurley, who will
have male choir OF sixty voices to render tho Grego
ran requiem. Al the end OF the mass thero Will be
nve absolutions pronounced respectively by i've Of
the bishops present
Before the services, admission TO the Cathedral viii
bc allowed through the south entrance on Mulberry
street, and only 10 tnose holding tickets, which wil
be furnished TO the pcwAold.rs Omorrow After the
procession passes into the temple The south door Will
be open 10 all those who wish to gain acmttanca.
The special tram 10 convey the remains to Emmetts-
burg Tor intcrment IN the mausoeum OF Mother Seton
at ST. Joscph's Academy, viii leave Charles street sta
tion ut hull past one O'Clock.