The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-22

When the sOleu n mass requiem com
menced the oratory Wss filed with notable
personages representing the church, state
and all political parties. The @ Ieen and
Prince and Princess of Wales were repre-
sented All the ambassadors Of foreign
powers were present also. The coffin re-
posed in front Of the altar. The altar was
draped with black, the only ornament visi-
bic being a solitary gold cross. Bishop
Headley, OF Newport and Menevia,
preached the funeral sermon. He opened
his rema KS with a touching tribute to
the late Duke of Clarence and Avondale.
He said an era closed in the history Of
Catholicism in England with the death of
Cardidal Manning and new one opened.
He made special reference to the cardinals
efforts to secure Catholic education for
children, and declared the struggle was not
yet over. He added perhaps the hottest
and deadliest hour of the education battle
which is raging throughout the world
would soon be fought.
The music throughout the services was
splendidly rendered. Among those pres
ent were the Duke Of Norfolk, Marquis
Rlpon, Marquis Butte, Lord Howard, Bur
delt Coutts, Justin Mccarthy, William
O'Brien, John Dillon and Thomas Sexton.
At the conclusion of the service the body
was taken to KeDsal Green cemetery,
where it was inferred, and was followed
ny ONSL lLLCC huuuISu Carriages COHbdlU-
ing many notable people, after which
marched large number of workingmen's
societies.
In some respects the ceremonies at the
funeral Of Cardinal Manning were more
impressive than those Of the Duke of
Clarence. To-day's services ere invested
with all the grandeur of the Roman ritual
attended by all the pomp BETTING the last
ceremony over the body of prince Of the
church. The whole scene altogether was
most striking and impressive, especially
when five hundred priests marched in
two by two and entered the oratory
from behind the funeral hangings under
the dome. All the clergy attending wore
the richest robes. There were present
representatives of the Benedictines,
Franciscans, Carmentes, Dominicans and
all the religious orders.
The estimates were that fully 10000
persons were around the cemetery. At the
conclusion of the services at the grave all
the tapers and candles carried by the
priests were lighted, presenting a weird
scene.
Henry Edward Manning was born in the
year 1905 He was educated at Harrow
public scnool and Balliol college, Oxford,
and graduated 3. A with tirst-class hon
ors in 1880. Afterward ne became fellow
of Merton college, Oxford. Manning was
one Of the select preachers at the univer-
sity OF Oxford, and achieved high distinc-
tion as priest of the Church of England
He was archdeacon of Chichester when, in
1851, he joined the Roman Catholic church,
of which he was ordained priest. In 1851
he founded congregation at Bayswater
He was made ID. d. from Rome and re-
ceIved other distinguished honors from mis-
new friends. On the death of Cardinal
Wiseman, in 1865, be was appointed arch
bishop of Westmiuinter, was made cardi-
nal priest in 1915, and received the red hat
in 1877. Cardinal Masn ming has been great
as preacher and philanthropist, and as a
man of eminenGly sanity life