The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-06


shah return"
On Palm sundsg In each year, the blessed palm
which is len aner all have received portion, u
carefully KEEP, until the evening Of the following
ehfoTe Tuesday, when II Is solemnly burned, and
abe ashes thereof blessed ,erding 70 the ribric
otths missel aud kept for the next day, when II s
ised . above.
All O'Clock divine service commenced In Trim
ty Church, In which the aggregation participated
The devu.ions were Of peculiarly penitental char
sO,er. No chimes were rung, and the great organ
was silent.
TIE Rev. Dr. ogiby opened the servloe--ln,snlns
the erhorta,iou, Confession and prayers following,
and subsequently, reading the First and second
Lessons.
The entire II,any was intunei BY the Rev. w. O.
Harrington. ster which soienn anthem was sung
--Joe, i1-19.
The Rev Drs. vin,on and osilby oficiA,ed in the
Communion Service.
Similar services we're held Al St. Johns Chapel,
Rev. Dr. weston ., st. Psul's CHAPEL, Rev. Nor
gan Dix n Trinity Chapel, Rev, Dr. Higbee AZ
fDalvary Church, Rev. DR.. Hawks At ST. Stephens
Church, Rev. DR.. Price, &C., 90.
The Rsman Catholic Churches were all crowded
Tor N objec, with every good Catholic " obtain
tho ashes. The ante pendulum Of the altar, and
priests vestments, were Of the penitentih color
which ia purple. There no music and all or
hAnents, &c, were removed. The we're Of
the order designated as Solemn Low Masses, except
In the churches in which the Bishops on cisted,
here the fac, o, their doing - raised the masses
" tho dignity Of ponthcal. There-w no SER
mons.
In o, PaitickH Cathedral mass WAS celebrated
by Very Rev Father starrs, V. O.. at 6X, 5 and
O'Clock. The Very Reverend vicar.Gsnerl was
ss,is,cd by Rev Father weeds, and another cer.
eyman.
IN e. Andrev's, the Rev. Father Piersrd- who
now assists the Rev Father Curran. and who was
formerly Chaplain oftre DEpiueul zlu,ves--cele-
bra,ed Mass at seven o'clock. An hour later the
Pa,tor oficiatsd In a similar service
In e. Peters Church. Barrel " street the Rev.
Father MADDEN ofhciaied AT ha,pu, six 'o,ck, and
che Rev. Father Quinn a, hAtpat ten o'clock.
In st. ephen's Church, the Row. Dr.. Cummings
oficiatoJ. assisted by his Goa jut1r.
In st. Brdge,'s Church, the Rev. Father Mooney,
Chsp'Ain o',hA Goth, sad mas a,6H and ~ In
O. James, Rev. Father Caaghan said mass At 6H,
and the P.stor, Rev Father Brennan, At W In
n Anna the Rev Father Farrell ofhciated the
Pastor, Rev. Hugh 7. Brady, being in Europe.
Binllar services wee performed in all the other
churches.
Mr.. T.. A. STEVENS, Of this city, is now In
Washinpr,on invoking the aid Of the Naval Cjm-
rni,.ees Of Congress in behalf Of his battery which
still needs appropriation Of 100000 70 COM
ple,e II
, THE TURNvERErN MASKED BNLt--Not-
vithstAnding the peculiar drawbacks Of civil wal
- and iV attendant inconvenience IN the regions o.
pleasure and proas, the German population Of New
Y,fL have CO sb stet the carnival season, this year
with rems~k able lest. Balls and theatrical repre-
carnations 10y the scIrs have taken place among
theu', every night duiug the pas, week plr,icu.
larly, and al were we'll attended. oheot the very
Test q Tuesday evening, at the Hall OF TN
New York Turnverein, Nos. ~ and 80 ofoharC
street, under the auspices and by the arrangement
O the ciety OF Turner'S.
A. =. NJ the 81 sciOus main saloon OF the build
Eng was thrown open TO . throng Of guests VIII
wore already assembled in TIE halls, corridors an
refreshmept and dressing rooms, eager that mol on
- Of the golden moments Of the nights en- Iymen
should be los,. Brili.n, illumination At once r,
ivesled the fc, that the grand saloon had been pr,
fisely decorated. Over the stage, usually ,cupie
by the dramatic performances Of the society, hun
omblamsiic tanners Of commngld coors, Oh
=. thsa,ricai canopy with It's motto, "Audi TAce,
"Iear and be Client" oonspicu)usly seen anon
chem.
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ranged =, b,st Intervals IN brilliantly painted e.
cu,choons ~ all the ,,rty.fur States of the Amer
linton. ReloW these, here aud there, hung Il
t.,oor.,. aud dsvicos a, tho states OF the Gsrma
C.,,,i.,.,i,. including tho,o of the Great p,
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h9, L. M ~ the sport OF 'he evening began,
stranger r. such scenes suddenly placed IN &
uddst oftho one we describe would have been 10
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Of German history, legend and song.
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