The New York herald., 1878-02-10
1ndicati tions Of q fastening
Of the CcnclaVe.
ITALY GUARANTEES SECURITY.
Germany Will Not Interfere in the
Election, but Awaits the Result.
DEPARTURE OF CARDINAL MCLOSKEY.
Memorial Services Throughout
the United States.
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LONDON, Feb. 10, 1878.
A special despatch from Rome says -
"The newspapers narrate circumstantially
stormy and acrimonious scene at Fridays
congregation of the cardinals, Cardinal
Manning, at the head of the extremists,
wishing the Conclave to meet at Malta.
Even the word 'schism' was uttered Later
accounts concur that the minority against
holding the Conclave at Rome is insight
can't"
DIVISIONS AMONG THE CARDINALS.
The Ryo1na says: THE Roman and
German cardinals wish to elect Pope of
advanced age, but the Italians prefer one
not intimately connected with the events Of
the late reign.
ITALY GUARANTEES SECURITY.
''The Italian government has teleglaphed
the foreign governments, pledging the Sc
curly OF the COnclave.
THE BODY REMOVED TO ST. PETERS.
Contrary to previous arrangements, the
Pope's body was removed last night to the
Sistine Chapel and thence through cov-
cred passage to st. Peters where it will lie
in state Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
The alteration implies the fastening Of the
Conclave"
GERMANY AWAITS EVENTS.
special despatch from Rome says
'Prince Bismarck has instructed the Ger
man Ambassador at Rome that Germany
fefrains from all interference till a new
Pope is elected, after which event she may
take action" The Times Berlin despatch
says:-"Ifa n moderate Pope is elected Ger
many is expected to make overtures for an
understanding"
CARDINAL M'CLosKLY's DEPARTURE FOR ROME
SCENE ON THE DECK OF THE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Cardinal McCloskoy, in accordance with tho invita-
ton he received from Rome Thursday night sailed
yesterday Tor the Eternal City participate IN tho
election OF successor to Pius TX In compliance
with the wishes OF the Cardinal tho occasion
was marked by no demonstration or formal farewell
on the part OF his friends Friday no spent in consulta
ton with Vicar General Quinn and Chancellor Preston
who together will have the government OF the arch
diocese during his absence Alter low hours sleep
tho Cardinal rose, aud alter receiving few friends
o mi lad ticnar Al
wish him farewell he entered a carriage with his pri-
vats secretary, Father Farley, and Vicar General
Quiun and was driven to the Inman steamship wharf,
~ pier IS North River, where lie arrived nj nine
o'clock.
The City OF Now York. on which the Cardinal had
engaged passage, was chahng at her hawsers with
steam up ready 10 depart at hai-past nine hour
announced. On the wharf and along the front
The vicinity considerable crowd had collected, and
every carriage rs IL drove up was eagerly scruti-
nized Tor glimpse Of the departing prelate.
When the Cardinal arrived and alightcd from his
carriage he found about hundred priests aud lay
friends waiting tho wharf upon deck OF tho
vessel to haze his hand. As he walked up tho gang
way The men respectfully removed their hats In sau-
tation The Cardinal descended at once TO saterooms
Nos 10 and SO. on tho port sde aft, which bad been
prepared for his reception, and Father Farley IN
spected ststerooms Nos l and 2 on the starboard
SIDE aft which constitute his quarters for the
voyage Returning on deck In few moments the
Cardinal found himself surrounded by group
OF friends, among whom were Mgr Cbatard,
president OF the American College at Rome;
Bishop McNierncy, OF Albany; Bishop wadbams,
Of ogdcnsburg; Comptroller John Kelly, Mgr Seton.
Of 81 Josephs Church, Jersey CITY; Mr. George
Heckcr. and number OF gentlemen representing the
Xavier Union and other associations. The Cardinal
shattcd and shook hands with all having pleasant
word for each. He did not TO bc IN very vigor.
GUS health, anu, as he confessed himself a poor
sailor many OF hrs friends expressed regret that he
mould bs compelled ocean al this stormy
season 10 conversation he stated that he would pro-
coed to Rome ny way OF London and Paris. without
delay and remarked that ho hoped 10 bo mono again
about Easter tune. Several bouquets Of flowers we're
by ladies who could personally attend to say
farewell, and Mr. George HccScr evinced his thought.
iu friendship by sending large basket Of oysters tor
.hc usc OF the aged prclatS on tho voyage.
Tng DArARTuRs.
Al half past nine O'Clock orders wero issued warn.
mg visitors To leave the vessel the nails werc slowed
Ia tho hold, lines ssckencd tho hiss Of escaping
steam grew louder and all the hurry and hustle IN.
hdcntai to such scene occurred. In the midst OF
he commotion tho litiio group around the Cardinal
gished him ..Godspccd!'' and a safe and
sappy return to his native land. Nanny ks,ed the
nchlepiscopal ring upon his hand. Whom the last
yords had been spoken tho steamsnip swung out
he river and made her way down toward tho bay,
While the group upon the wnar. watched her, waving
'goodbysp with their handkerchics The last
glimpse OF tho Cardinal showed him standing on tho
'eck between his secretary and Father Ruddy. score
Ny TO the Papai delegate, Bishop Corfoy.
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR Plus TX.
Pontiacal mass Of requiem will DO celebrated nt
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