The New York herald., 1877-10-06
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY'S 0BSRQUIES.

SOLEMN PoNTIFICAL MASS IN ST. PATRIcx's
CATHEDRAL, NEwARK-THE REMAINS RE-
MOVED TO BALTIMORE.
The first ceremony IN the obsequies Of His Grace
Most Reverend james Roosevelt Baylsy, Archbishop
Of Baltimore and Primate Of America. took place at
hafpast seven O'Clock yesterday morning 81. Pat
rick's Cathedral, Newark, Nj. Within the sacred
odince were gathered Immense OF people,
representing all parts OF the State or New Jersey
Promptly ~ haif-past procession OF between
SIXTY and seventy priests. including Bishop Corrgan
Bishop dibbon archbishop Bayey's successor) and
Bishop McQuade, moved into the church and took posi-
tions In the sanctuary, tho grand organ meanwhile
playing the anthem, 'De Proiundis."
Az on the night preceding, the remains OF the Arch
bishop, clothed IN the gorgeous vestments of his
ecclesiastical rank. and reposing in cakcn caskot
were exposed TO Iull view Of tho congregation. the
wh,te-mitred head being elevated that tho face
could be plainly from all parts OF the Cathedral
When tho hour for beginning tho services had arrived
part Of the vast building was ulcd 10 suocaton.
so tnat ere long a number OF persons wero overcome
by the stiiing and had u be removed.
sERvICEs..
The services the body the dcnd prclate were
Impressive the extreme, and were begun by
sGc% snae co.aau BISHOP Of ,no as Sss
brant Very Rev. q. H. Doanc, Y. g., being assistant
priest; Rev Fathers Cody and Lcouard, honorary
ana sub-dcacon and Rev. Joseph N. Fynr, or
ceremonies. The chantcd 10 the plain music
OF Mullsr'S +. Professor William A.
Schmidt presided At tho organ.
There was but relative OF tho Archbishop pres
ent-his niece, Mrs. Bernard n. Shanicy Hcr tribute
the memory OF the deceased prexte was beautiful
pillow OF exotcs, In the centre OF which, worked In
purple buds were the words, "My Dear Unclcn
Among the noted cttizens present were Chancellor
Theodore Runyon, Cortlandt Parker and large num-
Dor oi Protestant iaty including lawyers. journalists
doctors, merchants and others.
TAKING A LAST Lo0g.
When tho requiem mass Lad been concluded the
custom, on the part OF friends aud relatives of
taking q last look ut the features of the dead took
place. Tho clergy nled round tho casket and took
last look at the dead Archbishop Next camo Ia
groups tho heavily draped Sisters OF Charity These
passed round tho casket and alter hasty glance tho
cold aud l.eess form ol their old friend brother
Christ glidcd lghty into the sacrisy The congrcgR
ton next slowly nl.d around tue caskct
ROUTR BALTIMORE
Preparations wer0 next mpde for removing the re-
mains from the Cathedral TO tho railroad depot the
caskot boing to the hearsc by Rev. Fathers Nc
Salauin, Vassuio aud Gessner, preceded by u large
number Of other clergy. chanting the Bsuedictus,
"Biessod be the Lord God Of Israel, Tor He hath Wis.
tied ana redeemed HIS people," The coTtego WIS
formed and proceeded through Ccntral avenue to
Broad street, down Broad TO Market, aud thence to
Market Street Depot, where alter wait OF nearly
hour, the remains were placed on BOARD the palace
Baltimore, number OF clcrgymen accompanying tho
rcmainI
The services In Baltimore Tuesday promise to DO
SILL. more Impressive and Imposing than those ol yes.
terday.