Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-17

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Lhow 10 = po1yibas thst we should festify osIr re-
spect q p.s easss. Ssr thess HAT ne know Il we
might stll have the same high and eievsfed opin-
ION o. them; bst u . shosf dime we shouid be e.
tfsnged one f.om anothsF, md we should wslk in
out ANY, ' g sn.s s1s cS Psa MN
really gives e1acacy and dignity 70 The eourteaiss
which adesn clyil fife 20 " '''s s.'
= snset not dweA further on this subject L
have this day tie eSnsoon essns sos T inc
hrst time into youf new sanctuary. Of being psce-
eat Tor the nnt time at the Offering Of the holy
sihr,ne1 ina. spsst from all these ideas 70 which
i've, there are inducements for You 10 vensssie
the temple Of God, and worsbip A vo,,r desrrst
privilege. that you should be allowed 10 mingIe
e , me PUBLIC Eof.niP, and unite your prayers
~ The Reverend Archbishop concluded his sermon
by Addressing few words Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10
the seongfsgston urging them . renewed .eai In
The sermon occupied forty minutes I'm it, de-
livery. Upon III conclusion, the Greed was re-
cited and sung, after Which, in the Offertonium,
We performed hunmelP: Alma Virgo, me 20.
pssno solo, cxquisitely rendered bv Mis- Cecilis
Young. Hadyn's Sanctus Agnus Del, and @The
heavens are telling, y lchofus from the Creation,)
followed, bringing out the fine voices OF such
(tenor) OF che Boston Sacred Musicsi societies.
Mr. Martinez (tenor,) of Philadeiphia. Mr.. Geo
French ttenor,) Mrs. Cecilia Young and Miss
Kate Anderson lsopronas,) Madame du Boye
OF Prof Mahr, Of baltimore In the absence Of q
large organ, the responses were played upon an
Alexander organ, by Prof, Thunder, Of Phiiadel.
phia. Then followed the Benediction of the Sac.
iament succeeded by the choir performance Of
the tTantum Ergo" composed Tor the occasion
by Prof. Thunder, and sung with fne eject by
Mrs; Young, Mr.. Martinez. Mr.. Dawson. and
,; nasme da boye. The services concluded at
Amsng those present were President Buchanan
and Miss Lane; Secretaries Floyd, Thompson and
las, Colonel Harris Of the u. s. Marine CONS ana
many others Of note. ~ al sIH : -
\ AZ tbe audience passed out, there was general
pause to view the lofty proportions and tasteful
church was planned by Rev. B. Sestini. s. :. and
erecteSi under the direction of Mr.. Peter Gallant
carpenter. The plzstering and stuccoing was ex.
$3.50 @ss ~ g. A. Birch the tasteful painting by
by Bergman The. noticeable tabernacle Of white
marble surmounting the main altar was executed
oy veighmeyeri and the fine painting Of the first
by Brumidi, frescoist at the u s. Capitol. A
capital portrait Of Father Sestini 10 noticeable in
ne nght-hand figure In the foreground Of this
The small altar on the north side Of the church
IL snrmounted by painting brought from Ha.
vaua, consisting Of a female figure representinS
the church Of Christ with .'the moon under her
has above II a painting Of the good Shepherd.
matching with the former also from Havana. and
executed by the same hand, a lay brother Of the
medallion, by Brumidi All these altars are richly
decorated with gilded and shades scrolls and Other
oenarnented work, by B. Bergman The other
features Of the church have already been noticed
st Aloysius the patron Saint Of this church.
was born I'm Lomb0rdy i'm 1885, and died in Rome
In 1891 Of an epidemic. He entered the society Of
.esL az eighteen years OF age against the wishes
nan Empire. ssl.- sfaE4 = =
tthe evening service the church was as densely
crowded as In the morning, and numbers were
within the door The service at this tme was in IN
vespes. The music was quite az sublime and
grad az the performance in the early service.
Ut Eyder Delivers. a the sermon, which was both
MISS NAYS SECOND CoNcERr.-Another fatter-
ingI audience greeted the second appearance at
Philharmonic Hall on Saturday night Of Miss Ju-
Llama May. Such general attendance Of the elite
Of Washington must have been highly pleasing
70 tne iair young songstres: when II Is remem-
character at the theatre Her singing was mueh
as on her last previous appearance There was a
dash Of frostiness in her rendition Of the beautiful
cayetina, "9ui La Voce," that sweetest gem of
Belinis ! Puritani, which, however, entirely
melted In her subsequent Performance of the air,
know that my .fedeerner lyeth, from the
Messiah, he rendition Of which was almost fault
less In execution and richness OF depth Of pathos
yefd's Brindisi was also deliciousIy rendered and
aessryedly rewarded by showers Of bouquets and
n. Adam. charmed the audience by his admi-
ra6le ietion Of Feseas NV anderef y and the
exquisite ballad, Then You'll remember rs,e >,
from Balfe's Bohemian Girl the latter performance
displaying hi: calibre eEeelleptly, and calling
forth determined encore from the audience :
Young Arthur Nspoleon's selections for the eve
ninX Were evidently mere nearly udapted 10 his
youthful capabilities than we've those Of the pre-
YmSS: cSrcs they sSssE the ac.pGe Sur
Csscade," Paner and {. Carnival de Berlin, .
Kentskii the last two displaying his exceliencies
Of rapid slccSson. and glaesfsise. Of touch, in |.
an, encofee = s1tsA .sf4esF isis4 LII 5sI =
TIE THEArRK.-fhe comedy Of Extremes,
and the tableau Of swashington,r at the theatre
on Saturday night, as on the night before, went
OF Win great seiat, and enjoyed by large
and highly Intelligent audience. At the conciu-
sion Of Exkemes, n response to loud call by the
audience Mr.: Riehings appeared before the cur M
tain, leading bis daughter by the hand, and made
q very handsome speech, thanking the audience
fof fhsif kind reception, &c. He stated that al
though he and his daughter had mot been favored
with as large audiences, during the whole weeF.
aswouid have been desirable, stu they had never
enjoyed more pleasant week than this among
their metropolitan friends, and the audiences on
the OCCASION OF theis segpective benefits had been
all that could be desired sos = rarl ! ! : :.
To-night an extra season commences, for the
presentation for a few nights, Of the Celebrated
eofnedaan, VIM. T., Burton, who will appear to-
nighf g Capt. Cutie in g Doml}ey T. Son. In
conneetion with NM Hughes NJ Mn. Skevton.
The afserpiece will be I" The Lady of the Lions -
Chaplin a. Polly Ann, and Lamb az Clod Med
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. Rr,oicrse. os RAJ Duck cIus.--A brilliant
light In the Seventh Ward created an alasm Of
Are saturday night and foused tie aremeu nom
their siembess. We learned ffem q resident Of
tn ward tAat the Duck Club, ela1ed By the recent
success Of their pnliticaf friends In Baltimore.
had made 2 psn4fs nesf their headqpaftsf., con.
:qming " 0eir Joy Al the, empty barrels, boxes,
&c., they caald find, NJ the ex jsnse Of the rner,
c1ante< Ihe 6nemeD ifench8d the vicinity about
y O'clock, when ga little mussn wa Psued. q few
stones were thrown, and the scene wa grovrinSI
fsxolv. $50 1.-8