The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-19
THE POPE.
Operations Of the ConclaVe to
Begin To-Day.
CARDINALS PRESENT AND ABSENT
Requiem Masses for the Soul of
the Late Pontiff.
PROFESSIONS AND PANEGYRlCS.

PROFESSIONS AND PANEGYRlCS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HEnALD.l
LONDON, Feb 10, 1878.
despatch from Romo this morning says that amer
special invoking the aid Of the Holy Spirit
for tho Conclave the Cardinals last night entered the
cells on the third story OF tho Vatican Tho opera
lions Of the concavc will begin to-day.
e VOTING TO BEGIN TO-DAY.
Sxtyone cardinals entered their cells ut six O'Clock
last evening. The Cardinal Patriarch OF Lisbon had
not arrived. The cardinals will meet twice daily In
the Sixtine Chapel to voovz, at ten In the morning
aud four In the afternoon
ABsESrrEs.
| special despatch to the Pail Nall Gazette, from
Rome says:-"Al the Cardinals have arrived here
to attend the tho Conoave except Cardinals
d. Tractto. Archbishop OF Benevento; st.
Marc, Archbishop Of Rennes, and Apuz-
20, Archbishop OF Capus, who are not coming,
and Cardinal McCloskey, Archbishop OF Now York.
who is expected. Cardinals de Pietro, Bishop OF
bianco, Grand Pententiary, acceptable for cleo
tion to the Italians. Cardinals Parocchi, Archbishop
OF Bologna. ana Moretti, Archbishop Of Ravenna are
favored by the foreign cardinals, while Cardinals
Pccci, Pontfcal Cameriengo ana di Canossa Bishop
OF Verona, are supported in various quarters."
THE CARDINALS PRESENT
According to the above the cardinals present will
include Cardinals Louis Amat d. Fihppo e. Sorso
! Guid, Louis Bilio, Frederic John Joseph Ceestno,
Fabius Mary Asqulni, Francis augustus Ferdinand
| Anthony Mary Panobanco, Antonus dc Luca, John
| Baptist Pitia. Henry Mary Castor dc Bonnechose
Ea S Bonapare isnocsnt Ssr.r JOSEPH BarsrS
John ignatius Moreno Raphael Monaco 10 VaileIta d.
Shs lxnasuz d. NAse H1as1s MHrse' cardssso
Franchi, Joseph Hppolyte Guloert, Louis 0rasia di
s'a J0nn louis ASso Msy
Peter GranelIi. Charles LOUIS Morichni Miecss.
laus Ledochowski, Henry Edward Manniog, Victor
Bar.olin, Bartholomew d'Avanzo, John Baptist
Franzelin +. p Bcrnavides J. Navarrstte. Manual
Louis N. j. Caverot Louis di Canossa Louis seraani,
| Joseph Mikalovtz, John b. Kutschker. Lucido ~
Consoiini, Edward Borromco Lorenzo Hilaron Randi,
| Bartolomco Pacca, Lawrence Mini, Eneas Sbarctta,
Frederic do Falloux du Coudray. - Aaretti and
- PellegrinL
| IMPRESSIVE MoRTUARY SERVICES HELD YES
TERDAY-aRAND REQUIEM AT BALTIMORE
TRIBUTE OF The ITALIAN RESIDENTS OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND PANE
GYRICs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
| BALTIMORE Nd, Feb. Is. 1873
The Papal obscquies at the Roman Catholic Cathe.
dral to-day were Of q deeply impressive character,
and were witnessed by q congregation that occupied
every inch Of space within the edhec. The building
both within and without was heavily shrouded in
black teavy folds of Grape encrclod the columns and
tho dome. The arches, archiepiscopa throne and
galleries concealed by the same sombrc material
The grand and side affairs were stripped BARE and the
candeIabra were shrouded in mourning emblema
In the centre aisle. just without the chance,
q cataialquo was erected covered with a pail
| OF black velvet, trimmed with white satin and
| whitc silk fringe. CAndeIabra, with lighted tapers
were placed the head and foot and either side Of
the bier Tho papa tiara rested at the head OF the
casket and keys and made OF immortelles and
| tuberoses The last words OF the Pope
rnE HHIfRcH 0TEn so WE
| | AND FAITHFULLY.
she catsalque. Tho Archbishop and reverend clergy
entered the Cathedral 10 solemn procession. passing
| position tho archepiscopai throne, robed In
iull pontihcal vostments, with mitre, ana attended
Rev. Dr. George Conroy, attended by Fathers D,der
and McDcvtt, occupied a throne on the loft Of the
and near him was seated at Right Rev
The Office Of the dead was chanted at nine o'clock
by delegation Of tho seminarians from ST Sulpicc.
A solemn requiem mass, with Grcgorian music. was
sung by tho crthedral choristers. Archbishop Glib.
bons was tho cclebrant; Fathers Starr and Curtis,
deacons Of honor Very Rev. J. r. Dubrsul Vicar Gem
oraL assistant priest; Rev. A. Magniou, s. s., deacon
Rev. A. Fontnoau, suo-deacon. and Rev. J. A. Mccall
mass, the clergy were moving In procession, the
Fifth regiment band, stationed In the fourth gallery
| Mo MI m
| at its conclusion, 'The Prayer" by Dr. Vokmsn
| SERMON
| Father Koaue, OF st. Patrlck's Church, Washing.
! ton, delivered q eulogy tho lie, character and
| services OF tho deceased Pontin. Hts text "God
gorined him 10 the sight OF kings aud magninsd him
In the fear OF his enemies"
He spoke OF the holy father nrst as man. second AZ
a rrl,gieuse, third as Christian ruler, and finally
as a worthy successor OF ST.. Peter. A. the
and reverend clergy bearing lighted tapers stood
facing tho bier, while the Archbishop, attended ny
the head OF the ca.aiaique Tho burial service was
chanted and Ave absOlGtions pronounced BY Rev.
Grace tho Archbishop Each passed around the bier
sprinkhng tho pail with holy water and incensing al
portions OF the cataalque. As tho procession OF
bishops clergy and seminarans left tho cathedral the
band played Morcadante's "Marcm Funeore."
| THE OTHER CHURCHES.
| Al st. Ignatus', ST Vinccnt's and other leading
Catholic churches here, memorial services also
held, ali Of which were very largely attended. Al ST.
was held. The congregation very large and in.
cudcd among others. Governor J. Leo Carroll
| members oil his family.
| TRIBUTE OF THE ITALIAN CATHOLICS OF PHIL
| ADELpHIA-FATHER IsoLEH1s SERMON.
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1873
The Italian residents OF Philadelphia today united
| IN IN imposing special funeral service In
honor of the memory OF Pope Plus TX.
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