The New York herald., 1877-10-06

IMPOSING PROFESSIONALISM BODY LYING IN
STATE
(yy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMoRg, Nd, Oct g, 1871
Tho remains Of the late Archbishop Bayiey reached
thus city from Newark at three r. M to-day, and an
hour later the coin borns INTO the wos paror Of
tho Archepiscopal residence, where the body is
now lying In state The funeral train from Newark
met ~ HIvro de Grace by delegation which left
Baltimore for that purpose ut quarter 10 ten A. NJ.
composed ofthe pastors OF all the Catholic churches
OF Baitimore. Tho remains were accompanied from
Newark ~ archbishop Gibbons, Bishops McQuAds and
Corrigan and Vicar General Doane. At Union depot,
North Baltimore, when the train bearing the corpse Of
the distinguished dead arrived therc an immense
throng of citizens assembled. which had formed
the cathedral and marched to the depot
ORDER or rnK PROCESSION
The procession took up march 10 the Archiepisco-
pal residence In the following ordcr:-
Members Of tho various Catholic societies In czens'
dresa
Cross bearer scminarinn, accompanied by acolytes
In back cassocks and white surplices
Sanctuary boys oi the cathedral
xaverian Brothers. Marst Brothers, Brothers Of tho
Christian School.
Students OF tho theological Seminary Of ST. Supicc.
Reverend clergy In their robes, nanksd by members
OF the Young Catholic Friends Society.
Insignia bearers Of the late Archbishop carrying the
mitrc and croxIer, draped IN mourning
Trustees Of me cathedral as pabearers as ollows:-
Thomas T. jenkins, William N. Boone, Charles
N. Doughorty, Charles A. Williamson aud
Edward Austin Jcnkns
Tho honorary pallbearcrs wore the Archb.shop's
Hcarso bearing the remains the Archbishop drawn
by four black horses.
Members Of the Archbshop's household on ioot Revs
Fathers Curtis, Starr and Debruil In
thor robes OF Office.
Carriage containing Archbishop Gibbons and Bishops
McQuadc AID CorrlgRu.
Baltimore, members OF tho Catholic laty, ol.
lowed by members OF the various
congregations on loot
The procession OF societies followed In two divi-
sions, German and English. including the following
socisties:-
st. Patricks Beneficial Society and Sons OF St Patrick
Row John T. Gaitiey, President
Knights OF ST Patrick, Patrick REILLY, Chief Knight
ST. Peters BoncuciaI society John T. P.quolt, Pres.
dent
ST. Vincent de Paul Beneficial Society Horny s. Buck.
less, President
knights Of 81 lgnaiius, edward McCourt, Chief
Knight
The Conference OF ST. Vinccnt do Paul, Y. William
Uamman. President comprising the ST. Vincent
Beneficial. St Vincent Temperance Society and
knights OF 81. Vincent t't
Father Matthew Temperance Society.
ST. Peters Temperance society and other Catholic
Total Abstinence Societies, Rev. Edward MccoIgan,
Catholic Library Association, Edward Mullon Score.
tnry.
Immaculate Conception beneficial, Bernard Lynn,
President
knights Of tho Holy Cross. John Quinn Chief Knight.
ST. John tho Evangelist Benenc,al Society, John Moy-
ian, Wee President
st. pau's Bencnciai society, Patrick Henry, Presi.
dent
5. Martins Beneficial Society," James Donnelly, Prssi
dent
ST. Ignntius' Beneficial Society. Michael Maginnis,
:, ,a,,,. eo,...,., President. M s =.
2, und ST. John's Temperance society, Rev
b. J. McManus, President
ST. Mary's star OF tho Sca Beneficial
KutU nf InM "A
Young Catholic Fricnds' Society, Rev. =.
Mccoy, Honorary PrcsidcuI
Knights of the HOY Cross
ST. Bridqct's BcneHcuL
ST. Michaei's Beneficial
81. james BancdcIaL
ST Joscph's Society," Rev. Father Chapoc, Preside MT
81. Aphonsus Beneficial.
Holy Martyr Beneficial.
TnE GUARD HoSoa
The Society OF the Cathedral PARISH tho
societies OF the Consolidated catholic Board.
the Young Catholic Friends Society, tho
Catholic Library Association aud ST. Vincent
do Paul Society acted a guard OF honor to the
remains, and 10 tho clergy In tho procession aud
during tho ceremonies The Cathedral and 81.
pelcrs societies designated to guard tho remains
a, the archiopiscopal residence by request Of ino
Vicar General the societies and knIghts appeared
without rcgaa, wearing Grape Oh the LEFT arm, black
gloves and badges upon the iapcis OF their coais
THE cLKRGy.
The following is list Of the clergy In the process
sion:-Ncry kev. Joseph Paul DUbrcui, Vicar Con
eral; Rev W'lnnm H. Starr, Chahccllor; Rev Alfred
A. Csrts, secretary TO the Archbishop; Rev. Thomas
). Lee, rector oi the Cathedral Rev. G. T. White, Rev.
). Kelly, Rov. j. Hespccin, Rev. Edward
Mccolsan, Rev. Dwight T. Lyman, Rev. Bsr.
nard McManus and Roy. John tolcy, Of tho
Archbishops council; Rev. John Gaitey aud Rev.
Francis ~ Fowler, 81 Patrick's Church; Rcv. I'd
mund Dider, Rev. Mcnaei Daust and Rev J. l..
Andrcis, 81 Vincent do Paui's; Row owen B Corrigan
and Rev. J. T. Ryan, 81 Peters; Rev Lawrence
Maloy, Rev. James A. Cunning nghain and Rev. James
McDevnt, 81 Johns; Row. 4. Sourin, Rev. W. ,.
Clarke, Rev A. g. Denny, Rev. Thomas Sheerin,
~. lgnatius do Loyoia College; Row '.