New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-06

panti. He too. entered the Cathedral through
the sacristy
There was little special adornment within the
Cathedral The altar was ornamented with twin
ing smax and flowers which softened the ef-
feet Of the hundreds Of wax tapers. Aside from
this little display there no attempt made at
decoration
THE CEREMONY BEGUN.
When all the chief dignitaries had taken their
places in the sanctuary. the ceremony of con-
ferrng the beretta was begun. Cardinal Glib
bons who specially commissioned by the
Pope to confer the beretta occupied his throne on
the Gospel side of the sanctuary. rcbed IN fuli
canonical vestments while a temporary throne
had been provided and occupied by the can
ddate on the Epistle side. on both sides of Car
dnals Gibbons and Satoi were their assistant
priests and deacons of honor, and seated within
the chancel rail were the members of the hier-
archy and priests who had been invited 10 assist
at the ceremony.
Places were specially provided near the Car
dnars throne for Archbishop Kahn and the men,
Der Of the Noble Guard, Marquis Sacripanti The
latter was readily recognized by his brilliant uni
form of scarlet and white, with gilt helmet ana
heavy sword. For more than three hours, while
the ceremony continued. the Noble Guard stood
erect. symbozing the Importance of his mission
in protecting the sigma and official documents OF
which he was the custodian. These rested on a
small table close at hand.
THE POPE TO CARDINAL GIBBONS.
At the proper time the Noble Guard handed to
Cardinal Gibbons the official brief announcing
that His Eminence had been chosen by the Pope
as the Apostolic Delegate to confer the beretta.
His Eminence called upon his attendant priest,
the Rev Dr. Magnan. TO read the brief first in
Ioti In nd in follows.
Our Beloved Son, health and Apostolic benedic-
ton
Following in the footsteps of our predecessors, the
Roman Pontiffs we have always been DESTROYS that
the Senate of Cardinals should abound with men
whose religion and virtue and brilliant gifts of mind
should correspond with the great splendor ana dls-
nifty of that college. We have thought well 10 Gre
ate Cardinal of the Holy Roman Church, or ven
cradle brother, Francis SatolIl ttuar ArehniShpp
Of Lepanto and Delegate OF the Apostolic SEE in the
Republic Of the United StsIes Of N9ri9 AmeT sea
zeal and industry in cutvatng the eid OF me Lore
deemed him worthy Of 50 great an honor.
Now. however, since some one must he chosen
dignity. We have determined to commit that Office
you Beloved Son. wherefore by our Apostolic
authority, by these presents we commit 10 you the
office of comforting in our name on our BeloVed
Son. Francis Satoll. created Cardinal of the Holy
him by Beloved Son. Donatus Sbaretti. one of
our private chamberlain Observing all ana sn ~!
Church; and we therefore concede and inrart &c
presents, all the faculties which may be necessary
opportune. All Apostolic constitutions and ord-
nances. even though they might need special and in
dividual mention and derogation, to the contrary
Given at St. Peters Rome. under the Seal of the
Fisherman, the 10Th day of November 1885, in the
G. CARD DE RTGGIERO
Mo Our BELOVED son JaGs Carhna, rrle OF me ,ne
pensation. Archbishop of Baltimore.
THE POPE TO MONSIGNOR SATOLLL
Following the reading Of this letter. the other
Papal Brief addressed to Cardnal-elect satoli
was presented. II was read by his assistant
priest the Rev. DR.. Kennedy Of Philadelphia
The English translation is as follows:
Beloved Son. health and Apostolic bencdic
ton
vine mercy in the sub.imitv of the Apostolic See
and by virtue OF our office. having care OF the
solicitudes is that the college of our venerable
erohsT The c9Tdnas Of the Ho Koman Snnen
AS the dignity Of that most splendid order demands.
in their number. for your great pcty. your zeal
iead us to hope hat yo1r ministry viii be Of great
aa OsRs ad to by the chu5S ad% I9
Roman church We send one Of the insignia of
s sublime n asny Of ?%I
oTde; van na wnfn na by S
marx Of brilliant purple. that you. having been
fearless and invincible against az dangers for the
church OF God even the .sheddipe- OF your b;ood
hope that YOU viii receive kindly and treat YIN
ali consideration the person whom We send 10
YOU. both because or ne mission ne Is iui t.
and for our sake We desire however, 'hat neiope
NGn reeve me b pere'S y b nrcn,S 20 vo bv
nc IA rS3n,,,,s Sbar"tti md rorn signed by
ON hapd io ms erber nv the same or bv some
other nerson 49, -
Given at 81 Peters Rome under the seal of the
Fisherman an tho och dav of November 1895 in
the 1sth wear Of our Ponifcate
~ ~ G CARD DE RTGGIERO
- ,., 1880,
MONSIGNOR SBARETTTS Address.
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When the readings were hnshed the cholr Oh
.am,narans sang 1T OF Irs PRAY for Our Holy
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Father Leo Then Monslghor SDaretu aIoSe
apd mazda a long address in Latin in which he