The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-10
NUMBER 40.

The sacred services began ct IL o'clock q. m.
with Solemn Ohhce for the Dead, which was
ohautsd with great effect, the invitatory being
magnificent. At the close Of the lauds the
"Benedictus." or "Canticle Of Zachary" was
given out in the second Gregorian tone by .
select choir of priests and religions.
The prayers were recited by the Right Rev.
DR.. Moran, Bishop of Ossory, . nephew Of the
Cardinal, who Gang the Solemn Mass OF Re
quiem, the choral parts OF which were GseSo-
clergy. The lesson was from l. Thessalonians,
fourth chapter, twelfth to seventeenth verse.
the choir and the clergy singing alternate
choir Of four voices. from CasOiatini's setting.
Tho Gospel was from John Il, 81 to q, and Waa
ohaunted by Kew. Father O'Reillys the Cardi-
death. There was no sermon: bot the pane
gyric will be preached by the Very Rev. I. N.
Burke, O.P., at the months memory"
At the conclusion Of the Macs the solemn
formed for the Cardinal by the Primate, the
rchbisbop of Cashel, the two senior suttra-
game, Bishops Wslsh ard Lynch, and the cele-
REQ niesoat in Pace" was chAnted by the tenor
aud counter tenor, with deep solsrnnity. Inis
closed the function; the church was gradually
cleared, and the doors were closed.
THE lNTERMEHT.
1t was intended that tho internient shoald
take place at ten O'clock to- night IN strlot Pfi-
vaoy, at the Church Of the Holy Croes. attach
ed to the Archiepiscopal Seminary ut Clonliffe,
which was erected by the Cardinal and dedi-
GATED two years ago By the iats Sard1nal Ina
Catholic people, however, were too much at,
fiicted to allow of this, and the whole neighs
borhood of the cathedral was crowded.
imposing. The conn was simply placed in an
open hearse drawn by four plainly caParisoned
horses, and long line of carriages followed
The people walked alongside in suce numbers
ha htr nf
found necessary to proceed very slowly, and
an immense crowd had assembled outside the
gate of the Seminary. 1t was intended only to
admit few privileged persons; but sever0i
/ The Primate and the other Bishops and many
priests were in attendance. The anthem sob
venito SAncti Del" given Ia the d:eEoriSn
chant, announced the arrival OF the CONN: le
was laid on the bier before the altar and the
Fl ual absolution pronounced by Bishop Moran.
The &C fil was then borne out BY the bishope,
because tho entrance to the vault ia ontside tne
church. The vault is Of plain brick, without
ornament the Cardinal himself had III mace.
The &C n 4 was laid at the antranoe and tne
Benedlctus" was ohanted. alternate verses Dc
picturesque, the clergy standing 10 rows, and
on an inclined slope, the crowds ofamoorninR
people looking on as the plaihttve music aA-
ceDded in the night air. The night was cle1t'
the atars were shining, and hundreds OF can
dles and torches were hickering among the
thousands of the spectators. loo holy "aCer
was sprnkled the &c m I, which was tnen
placad in the vault The Iast prayer was Ssln In
was zee more cbsnted; and all that was NOR
tai of Paul Cullen, the frst Irish Cardinal was
left to await the last trumpet.
On one of our inside pages will be fIund the
eloauent tribntes of Father 0CsllAghan' OF
the Cincinnati Telegraph. aud Father Phelan'
Of the 81. Louis Watchman. to the great Cardi-
nal.