New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

Ogre and the Dwarf" and Lesson iot Lo'or 1ter'
v.r n0Sn SnswRsu Co.'S MsyAsERrEseventesnsh street,
near Sixth svenue-wid Bes.t, Reforming IiopnAn'''
CHuRCH's HEART oY TIE AsoEs-Gouph'' NO. 'I oro'a
uops ' Cu.px1--Brosdwsy, Capt williams's "whsins
N.r,oyyT Acapgsr OF DKsIGS-No. 62s Broadway, dey
and evening.
ANOTHER WARM DAY.-Yesterday was warmer
than the day previous, the Thermometer at CLOCK
u. m standing at 74o in the shade. Such saluorious
weather in mid April is not within the memory oil
,ba, renowned individual "ye eldest inhaeitant.'
BARTON HILLS the Winter Garden,
tonight, Mr.. C. Barton Hill has his hrst oenent'
when Miss Heron will once more play Camille.
A new Mass composed by Mr.. Berge, the very
eminent organist, will be performed at 81 francis
Xayier's Church on Easter Sunday. Mr. Berge is
70 complete musician that any thing from his pen
must excite the interest of connoisseurs.
ANNIVERSARY OF CERRo GoRDo.-Yesterday being
the anniversary of the battle Of Cerro Gordo, the
National and State flags were displayed from the
City Hall and other public buildings. To-day is the
anniversary of the battle Of Lexington.
The HuDsoS RNER.-Owing to the freshet and
the fog on the Hudson River, the Albany beats due
at O'Clock yesterday morning did not arrive until
evening.
Book SALE-Attention is called TO the advertise.
ment Of tue great sae If books, by Mr. w. Z. Coo
ledge, trustee, at No. 62J Broadway under the Art
Institute building. In addition to the popular pub
lications of the late firm Of Derby & jackson, can
be found some of the most deirable editions of stand
ard authors, from Boston and Philadelphia, rs well
as English houses all for sale at le.s than half price,
THE LATE SEIZURE or ILLUSTRATED PAPERS,
Messrs. Isaacs, Archer and Graham, the Custom
House Detectives who seized the London Illustrated
Papers that arrived by the steamer Asia some days
ago. yesterday appeared at the United States District
Attorneys Office and made afidavits against Wilmer
g. Rogers the agents Of the publishers in this city
No facts other than those already published in The
TRIBUNE, have transpired Messrs. w. & X. claim
that they have not defrauded the revenue, and that
the seizure was made upon an informaty in the per-
nit which set forth pass papers and pamphlets,
there being no aluson made e oooKs. They say
further that there were not more than go worth of
books in the packages and respectfully ask the pub
lie to suspend judgment 10 tie matter until the facts
may be developed upon the Investigation by the Dis
trict Attorney.
ESF.NTs PERDus,-Col. Comfort desires US TO
state for the benefit of the friends Of the regiment
that his departure ia delayed till to-day at Il o'clock
The Gag presentation will take place at about Al
I F,l,.
TuE PLACE. OF DEPARrED SPIEus.-A sermon
will be preached by the Rev. Dr. 'inton, at Trinity
Churc.. today, ON The Place OF Departed
Spirits"
Coon FRrDAY.-Yesterday the most solemn fast
Of the Christian year, commemorative of the ctuci
fxon Of our Savior, was observed by large portion
of our citizens Extended services were held, morn
ing and evening, in oil the Episcopal and Roman
Catholic Churches. Trinity Church was crowded
Tie Rev. Dr. Ogilby opened the service, and wa
assisted in the morning prayers by the Rev. DIR
Vinton. Dr. Vinton preached from the teXt-lluk'
xiii. 2i-" Plate gave sentence that II should b'
as they required" Sermons were preached IN all o
the other Episcopal Churches, large congregation
uniting IN the observance Of tho day The Roman
Catholic Churches were donsely thr0nged, and th'
services peculiarly mournful, and Astounding
with ancient symbols Of humiliation. No masses
were sung. At 81. Patricks Cathedral the service,
were conducted by Ncar-General Starrs, the Rev
Eugene Maguire the Rev. Joseph l.. Woods anC
others. After the concluding prayers in the morn
ing, the tapers extinguished RS typifying the
darkness Of the world ut the death of Christ la the
afternoon the ofi,e of Tenebre sung in the Ca
thedral, and sermon delivered in ST. Andrew
Church on the Passion Of Christ"
The TIME ScHEDuLE.-The following is the
schedule Of time recently adopted by the Railroad
Convention, 10 take effect May ):
GoiNG MEsr.--Leave New-York 7 a. ni. II .. m, D
re'eh Albany Y M p m 10 2 ~. leave Aoany ~
M, 1910 resch Suspension Bridge 1880 p. NJ, 5;J
m. 10 a m. reach Chicago p. M, 8s N.
Buffalo i.lO a. NJ. 525 p III; leave Buffalo m. p M
reach Albsny $3.50 p NJ reach New ork $3.50 p
1850 NJ; leave Cine.ansu 1880 ~, II m, II p
reach Buffalo 1928 p -; leave Buaso O:a5 p. reAci
Albany ss5 a. nj rsrch Ne"-iork s;So p Ia
| ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-On Thursday night Will,
John b. Mead handling loaded revolver at his residence
No - Charles street. Of the barrels spoieG, the sto
taking effect in HE breast and inicng aud it il
feared fatal wound Yesterday the Coroner made
moTte examination, which resulted In lowi ing that the
wa purely accidental Mr Mead retired merchant
during the year has lost bis wife and two children
! fAavertisementl
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