Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-01

ture OF the beretta was the occasion CT
an ecclesiastical demonstration that is
not likely to be again witnessed in may
years.
MOVEMENT TO THE PALACE.
The weather was cloudy but pleasant.
and long before the hour appointed for
the ceremony the streets near the
Cathedral were thronged with people.
1t required large force Of police to
keep the streets clear, but the best of
order was maintained, and as the Car
dinal passed from his palace to the
church the assembled thousands stood
in respectful silence with heads uncov-
cred.
At 1920 O'Clock the students Of st.
Charles College, headed by guard Of
honor selected from the Young Catholic
Friends Society aud the Catholic Be-
nevolent Legion, marched out of st.
Alphonsus Hall, on Saratoga street.
They were followed by $50 seminarians
Of St. Sulpice, and several hundred Of
the regular and secular clergy, all rObed
in black, with white cassocks. They
were preceded by the professional cross
and censor-bearers, and took up the
line of march to the archiepiscopal
palace by way of Cathedral, Franklin,
and Charles streets. As the end Of the
line passed the palace it was joined by
the noble procession of Monsignori,
Mitred Abbots, Right Reverend Bishops,
and Most Reverend Archbishops;
Archbishop Kenrick, Of st. Louis, the
apostolic delegate, was accompanied by
his assistants; Rev. Thomas 5, Lee,
rector Of the Cathedral, with his chap
lains Rev. John Foley, Of st. Martins,
and Rev. Father HennesSy, Of st. Louis.
Then came MonsignOr Strauiero, the
Papal ALLOCATE, wearing robes of royal
purple, in line with the venerable Arch
bishop Williams, of Boston.
THE CARDINAL IN LINE.
The last in line was His Eminence the
Cardinal, attended by his assistant and
priest, Monsignor Edward McColgan,
yicar.general Of the archdiocese, and
his deacons Of honor, Very Rev. Alfred
MagnieD, superior Of the Sulpician
Academy, and Rev. b. j. McNalus,
pastor of st. Johns church.
On the extreme right of the last line
was Count Mucciols in the brilliant
uniform of the Noble Guard. lie wore
a short coat of scarlet cloth, heavily
trimmed with gold cord, tight-ftting
chamois trousers, with boots, spurs,
and sword. In his hand he carried the
snowy gold helmet Of the guards. lie
walked erect, and with his dignifed
bearing was the most conspicuous figure
in the procession.
The bishops and archbishops wore
their robes Of royal purple, and many
were attended by train-bearers. In
rear Of the Cardinal were boys carry
ing his train, and the custodians of the
insignia Of his rank.
The master Of ceremonies was Rev.
j. S. McCullen, Of st. Mary's Semi
nary, who officiated at all tho ceremo-
MES of the late Plenary Council, and
who is considered the highest authority
on Roman ceremonials in this country.
Lord Baltimore Council, No. rs, G. b.
L., brought up the rear Of the line.
After passing the cardinals palace,
the procession turned slowly into Null
berry street, passed back to Cathedral
street, and entered the cathedral from
the west through the broad stone
portico and main vestibule, reaching
the middle aisle just as the clock in the
tower chimed the hour Of eleven.
DISTINGUISHED RELATEs PRESENT.
Among many distinguished prelates
taking part in the ceremonies were
Archbishops Feeban Of Chicago,
Leroy of New Orleans, Williams Of
Boston, Heiss of Milwaukee, Fabre
Of Montreal, Lynch of Toronto, Cor
regain Of New York, Elder Of Cincinnati,
Ryan of Philadelphia, and Gross Of Ore
gon; Bishops Rogers Of Chatham IN.
b., Conroy of Providence (R. H.,
O'Conner Of Nebraska, O'Hara of Scran-
ton, O'Reilly Of Springfield, Spaiding
Of Peoria, Hennessy OF Dubuque,
Dwenger OF Fort Wayne, Mon
ties do 0ca Of San Luis (Mexico),
Phslan of Pittsburg, Northrop
of Charleston, Keane Of Richmond,
Kain of Wheeling, 0'Sulhvan Of Mo-
bile, De Goesbrind Of burlington
(yt.), Moore Of st. Augustine, Brad
ley Of Manchester. Becker OF Savan-
nah, Janssens of Nstchez, Watterson
Of Columbus. Wiggsr Of Newark,
Macs of Coyington, Mclaughlin Of
Brooklyn, McQuaid Of Rochester,
Wadhsus Of 0gdensbuTg, Fitzgerald OF
Little Rock, Cosgroye Of Iowa, Ireland