New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT BROMPION
ORATORY.
FIFTEEN BISHOPS AND FIVE HUNDRED PRIESTS


TAKE rART IN THE sERyIcEs-THE BURIAL.
London, JAN 2l.-The funeral services over the
body Of Cardinal Manning were held in the BromDton
Oraory to-day. Admission to the orat0ry was by
ticket only for II would have utterly impossible
for the structure to contain hundredti part OF the
vast crowd Of persons who were desirous Of paving
last token Of lc-pcct TO the dead preate. Not
outstanding the miserable weather, people began ID
gather in the neighborhoOd Of the orat0ry at an early
hour. The crowd was composed largely OF working
men and their families
Hundreds OF cOnstabes and mounted policemen We're
present to maintain order, but they were seldom called
upon to do more than speak gently to the crowd
AT O'Clock this morning mathis were said In the
oraory, where the body had been lying in state dur
ing Yesterday. having bcel removed from Westminster
on Tuesday night. When the solemn mass OF requiem
was begun the 0ratory FILED with prominent
representatives. OF the Church, the state, and all
political parties. The Queen and the Prince and
Princess OF Wales were represented by high members
of their households. All the ambassadors OF foreign
powers also present. The collin reposcd in front
OF the altar 1t was envelpcd in black pail, or
namentcd with gold crosses, cimson cords and fringe
OF bullion. Upon the coffin was the hat OF bho
Cardinal
The Right Rev. John Cutibcrt Icdley, Bishop Of
Newport and Menovia preached the funeral sermon
lie opened his remarks with touching tribute TO the
Clarence
reference TO Cardinal Mauuhg's cnort to secure
the Catholic education Of children, and declared
that the struggle wa, yet The music through
out the service splendidy rendered Mr.. santlcy,
the wcknOwn baritone, sang the " Dies lrae Among
those who occupied the front pcws were the Duke Oi
Norfolk the Marqui, Of Ripon, the Marquis Of Bute,
Lord Howard Of Go,-op. Nr. Eardctt-CUuttS, Justin
Mccarthy William O'Brien and John Dillon. AZ the
conclusion of tho service, the clergy preceded the
tt. tc fr-f OcCupied
by the or. bearer and a'0lytcs. Then came The
clergy in front Of the hcM>c, following which wcfc
carriages with the relatives ot the Cardinal, inc
members Of The household. diplomats, members OF the
nobility, Knights Of Malta, dcputaton Of members oi
the House Of Commons and deputaon from the lri'h
Parliamentary party. Following these came 800 car
riagc, containing the private citizens, and after them
marched a largo number OF worADCnen's societies.
In .Ome respects the ceremonies IL the funeral OF
Cardinal Manning were Impressive than were
those Yesterday al ST. Georges Chapel NlndN0" Castle
upon the occasion Of the funeral Of The Duke OF
Clarence and AVoudIe. Today tho services were at
tended by all the pomp betting the last ceremony
over the body of Prince Of the Church. Fifteen pre-
ht.s attended the funeral, including Dr. Walsh, Arch
bishop Of Dublin; and Dr. Crohc, Archbishop oi
Cashel Hundreds Of wax tapcrs and gas Ic's shed
! their light on the solemn scene. and during ceHih
,ortio, Of the service clergy and the nuns III az
tendance III additional tapcrs on either Side ol th'
| sanctuary The whole scene Wa srlkhg ana III
pre,sive and this wa especially the case when 90
| priests marching by two, entered the oiat"FS
from behind the funeral hanglngs under the dome
The Bishops who led the procession wore their mtIe'
and were richly robod Ther' were present. also
repre-. ntatives II the B,nei tines. Fsuc'ctns' 'a
meitc,. dominican, and oihcr rel rous orders "a'r
/ ca Wing an uuli-hed rp...
The FOG DELAYED tha procession 10 hensai 'r'ci
Cemetery ~ the procession entered the cemetery
.oG, y-al horne Straight the grave, which was 81
ordinary brich lined ons. the grave Of PI1nos
! Louis Lucleu Donapartc. Hers there waS Drif
ceremony Tie priests chanicd the 3ene licttN, q
| n,',rcr vas aid for Tho repOsc of tho lsiin1
| ipnni and then me coffin was sprinklcd vita holj
| wafer md was lowered into its nnai t'.'ulS pA' p
Then tie vast crowd slowly ccpGlcn. a. ,e & nlrh's G
| ora;nry 10 The cemetery lined with people "h
lovcrently barred tieir beads a. M hears passed
Tcmpciance societies in fun rcsala formed guard
| around The cnclo>ur. and canopy ai me grave, ai,
| r,ticutlr nom IL q N. until % p m, when N
ollius o bell announced Tie approa'h o. ,ho ta' Z
ha, they would be o,crt1hen by darkness before u'
'0ToN$ iI $c.tlsed that there wcrc fully 100000 per
son. i'm and around the mctcry. VI the conclusion
Of The ,crvc', al the grave al the taper, and candle
srcrtators could be only d.my scn In the darkness
/ from the canopy. ,,,, ,,
ming wa, celebrated IN the Ia-inni'l l"Icr, ,nap'
/ today. Among those present. "er me N,hm',nop "i
t,,c Minister Mr. Reid: the attachc, OF NE United
! -t.s,e- Legation, aud many American r'd-h'' anu
visitors.
solemn ma,- of requiem fer cardina! Manning
wa, celebrated yesterday n It. Idricfs Cathedral by
the Rev Michael j. laycle. assisted by The Rev
Jane, y. Connolly, n, deacon; the Rev. Thomas =
Murphy. a, sub bdcacon; and the Rey. Henry Il, T.
! mas, Archbi.hop Corrip1n gave the solemn abso!n
! tion with the usual ceremonies.