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The New York herald., 1866-12-26


The Eplsropallan churches OF ,hs city al ppsa
to-day for the tnrltmas services Tue chnrah~- vf ~,
Epiphany, ~ Johns. Trinity, Ascension snj 0s~s
were besntfnly decorated, and pieces of sst mlsn
performed and sermons delivered adapted 70 tbs
oocrsou Nr Frederick Bruce Attorney cenersi SsI
berry Secretary stanton and Ssna samnur ssfs "a
sncndsgcs al tho Epiphany church ~ .Afoyis,a.'
church, 81 Pstrcks, a. Feiofs. ~. Hsithsss. ~.
Nsfy's ~ Dom uirk, aud the Church of ths inmaca
late Conception os,.bsatsd tho dsy with their most w
pfasEtye
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Nav OsfKars De~ n is9e
Several Disturbances bat no actual flotng occurred
here dsy The baud of the Thlf,y ninth csiorn5 res
fsfsied the streets payins gs,oiif airs aud fsi
lowed by crowds ~ nssross api this crsaief slight
row. In another datsrbanes dfnsken negro sg5a.
Nlo bfsnilshiEg iopv kblfe arrested ~ ,ae
poli5s AMI r~srned ~ c0lorei sold era C.vslrr
ratro. niefisfcd ami the colder. fEsa 10
ihtr aaarfrs AMI tie oiEsns dspessei by psssos
fg- sxht usfuaities occurred. NStbins serious
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Lsa,S. p,.r,..cs ,rl.fr'r.r s.r r-.ssHS.'fix
yAton ~ canal street 40 sfusES's hsaf fsf aaf~siss
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Personalities as a German Presbyterian
Church.

Tho congregation Of the German Presbyterian church,
OF Madison and Montgomery streets, celebrated
the close Of Christmas day by giving the children con-
neced with the Sabbath school festival and prosents
ton or Christmas gifts. The church was ornamented
with evergrecns, and two handsome Christmas trees
beautifully lighted and loaded with were
either side OF the pulpit The exercises were opened
by prayer and singing after which interesting remarks
were made BY the Rev Mr. Stein, Rev Nj. Pat and
others The children were highly delighted with tho on
fArlanmAnf Al
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wutttrr wfi suss seWfaa n.rrfKaA
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sssp-. Ghafs.. Tspasr ptssh. Ta@, pss-ksyss
ss nbe asa .B4 al al sfrt iias ssfet W DyNGAsgvA
NtofGttgD BOAr, :; n'sal.sl rssaf''si lssss-s
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Obs~fss06~ o. s"e Uss ~ @Wus'sssssss
wnsfsoro, y. a.. Doc ~. isdS
Tho day has Fsnerauy been observed as HOLIDAY.
National nsgs displayed from the public buiidnSs
anf ehppiu4
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Church of Sc. Francis Xavier.
AZ this church yesterday she dsossassos wese
slightly different from the arrangements st rst decided
upon Tue altar n, sp BY large uunbsr Of pure
white apers and sach side we're besstiful bouquets
OF natural nowsn, and ahovs the tahsrnacs vss huns
star formed OF white immortellsa At the right hand
infant Saviour incosed In glass snd surrounded
By floral tributes and lighted candles Al the is. end
Virgin was beautifully decorated with flowers and
lights, aItistcslly arranged Above this altar
ed with diadem Of handsome and valuable
Jewels and behind the statue circet OF the tinies
jets OF gas which, reflected from cut crystals, shed .
halo OF coored light around the figure beautiful
behold. At four O'CLOCK in the morning the nrst mass
was commenced, and from that time until ten o'clock
hourly celebrated by the good fathers Of tn"
Society OF Jesus under whose fostering this church
has grown DO Of the finest and most complete in
the last mass was COMMENCED the PROCESSION entering
at that timo from the sacrsty Ut tho right hand side OF
Ss and the vss y
the celebrant the Rev Isidore Dabresse assisted by
the Rev: Fathers Lanscake and Renaud respect
time intonins the Kyie Of Haydn's Imperial Mass,
grand fuEue In minor. Immediately alter the nrst
Gospel the Rev. Father bailey. j. ascended tho pu.
pit and after reading the Gospel Of the Day, proceeded
to deliver sermon rcplete with bonptfui smiies ana
a.s "S Ss s
being born Of woman and assuming the and
fceblcness OF human child and cxhoriing his hearers
10 ieaIH Oy Inc numty anu vi NutiSt "
the hearts The orator closed his
sermon by touching appeal In behalf Of the poor whom
We have always with us,n and especially the orphans
who this time look up to and cry for aid from tho
Catholics Of the city At the "06ertoryn hymn by
was sung by the choir with orchestral accompaniment
At the lgnuJ Del while tpe 'skss Of peace" was be-
ing given by tho onlcatiig Clergyman the choir ron
defed the music which seemed 10 breathe OF peace and
happiness In its every tone In excellent manner. The
servce taken all together was very ne and the eollec
tons which taken up for the benefit OF the orphans
appeared to speak vol for the charity and lberay Of
tho cOnprevatiOn ~
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st. Peters Church.


The great festival OF the Nativity vas celebrated yes
teday at ST. Peters church, Barclay street. with all the
pomp and grandeur which characterize the ceremonies
on such occasions in the Catholic church. From an
early hour in the morning celebrated In the
upper and basement portions OF the building at the same
time. attended by crowds OF worshppers Tho altar was
brilliantly decorated and Illuminated, tho esergreens
twncd gracefully around tho pillars OF tho edihce; the
powerful organ and splendid choir sent forth thor no;cs
high returning thanks 10 the Creator for all his bless
ings High mass with It's attendant s0lemnitles COM
meuced at ten O'Clock and was sung by one OF
tho priests Rev hr Healy assisted by the choir
who performed in very perfect manner the difficult
and brilliant composition OF Haydn, mass sixteen. A
Anc oner,ory piece, jubliae. by Costa was sung BY
Mrs Easton, after which the Rev, Mr.. Quinn delivered
u very eoqien. sermon the NATIVITY and the
blessings derived from II BY all mankind Tho reverend
gentleman concluded his remarks by making strong
and doub, effective appeal behalf Of the orphans,
nine hundred OF whom at the present moment being
taken Of by the Catholics Of New York. Other
services followed and not concluded until one
O'Clock, which timo the immense congregation dis
peTscd. after having participated IN one Of the most
splendid celebratons Of Christmas Day held In the city
OF New York tor . long TINA
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The Services nc -. Ceiumbkiips Chureh.
The ssvbsss - this church began n Ave O'Clock in the
morning. whom solemn high celebrated by the
Rev. Father MoAiesr. who was attended By some ten
acolytes the church was handsomely decorated vi nh
evergreens which, In the forms OF croscs and wresths
distributed tho confessionais, ations and
pillars and suspended the facades OF the gailcry
The number Communicates unusually large, the
celebran having TO make the circuit OF the altar railing
eight times. Tho music was by the choir OF
Mr. Gonzales. and wns accompanied by the Insertion o.
the Adesk Esdeis 70 the full mass
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Howard NIissIo

The Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers
scene Of considerable animation yesterday Tho
friends Of the institution mustered in considerable force
70 witness the fesvitss Of the children. Of whom up
wnrds Of I'VE hundFed we're present Aztec the musical
and other exercises presentation made 70 Rev w.
c. Van Meter tho superintendent consisting Of hand
some service Of silver patc and another TO Miss kes,
the matron Dinner partaken Of next BY the chill
drsn and then the Christmas res bending beneath the
burden Of sweetmeats and toys uncovered and tho
onged for decaccs dstrbued TO the great delight Of
rho iuva 1ao
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Disabled sold,ssA yesterday enjoyed ,L- pleasure ss
psuakinE of Christmas dtnn~r gwen W the citizens
number Of nsea guests wcrs present the yrtos.
aus had pleasant tine
observance OF tke Da, In Washinsto tos.
wssniNoros Dee. rs lsSS
The Epscopaan churches Of this city ~ers al epsa
to-day for the tnrl,mas the chuohs- Uf ~,
Epiphany, ~ Johns, TRINITY A,oen-ion sud osSs
were beautifully decorated aud pieces % ssl ml.'a
p.rfos med and sermons delivered adapted 10 tho
occssIou. Sf Frederick Bruce. Attorney General ssI
berry. Secretary stanton and ssna or samntr stfs "a
church 81, r.reEs, q re,sr.. 81. Esl,hs~.. a
Nary's ~ Domuick, aud the Church of ,hs inmaea
late Conception os.bf atsd tho dsy with their mosi o.
preskse service
Th~ ia, In Bssse..
Bo.ros, Dec ~. ises
Ths obssrsncs Of chustmss % day ha. bs-a sai,s
The wssihsf Z Z ssais sud moss IKE N.y iasa D.
csmbsr.
thri.smss In PhIisdeipkis.
rmLAssirai.. Dsc %. ises
III. holiday a being snl,yed With much apr, RE
w~sihst - clear, aud bunasss 70 sauseiy suspsnd>e
Os.~r..nc- oG the ia, In wlisissssss
wnsrsoro. n g.. Doc ~. is6s
rho dsy hs. generally observed ss holsday e
National nsgs displayed from the public bundnss
snt shipping
earis, mae In New Orleans.
Ssw OuEans dee n isH
Several Disturbances bat 10 actual floting occurred
day The baud of the Thlfy ninth csiornS rep
meat fstsded the streets pla,ns psieie air. aud fei
ro~ 10 another datsrsanes dfaslsn negro .olsl,s.
who bfsnishiEg ioDv tblfe wss arrested ~ ,ss
rsiro. nieffsrcd AMI the nssse ssdisr. we're sng.s
the.r qsar'Fr AMI its c1sps d'pess-i BY tbs pesos
tg- aifht osraals'es peeaf'si hssbns mpss serious
P.r,.s !rl.lr''r; s; r-.ssHS..fs 80
yAton. ~ c.a.i stree, 80 sfusps's ssas - as~ss
An Prl,r- ra-h.a :. legal sr,srsr..-C,v-.-
> cLurK. nrossr 10 Hross-.r
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the churcu remained listened with quiet
attention 10 the words of tho reverend preacher

Trinity Chapel. West Twenty-nfth street.
The services In this church yesterday morning were
Of impressive character The decorations have been
already described in the HKRALp The ocating clergy
men the Rev. Dr. Hiebee aud the Rev. Dr. Nicely,
Bishop elect Of the diocese Of Maine Sixteen boys and six
men composed the choir who sang the following selec
tion OF music professional hymn-"Hark. the herald
angels sing" Venie chanted; proper Psalms, 10, As,
IS, chanted. Te Deum. Jubilaie. "Walter IN Az In
troit Lei o. O. T. 8, tune, Burlington. Kwe E,eisoa
and Gloria Tbi 'iwa,er in A.. Anthem Glory 10 God,
Handel from the oratorio OF the Messiah. Sanctxs,
'.waiter in A." Communion hymn, 9s; tune, Christ
mas Gloria IN isis old chant Tho principal solos
were sung by Masters roedt and oor Tho organst ana
director was Mr.. William II. Walter. Mus. Doc. The
sermon Was preached by the Rev Dr. Higbee, who ex-
patialed eloquently the union OF the Divine and
human natures, the paernal love Of God for man. ami
the duties OF man towards God Tho reverend gentle
listened TO most attentvcly by crowded
gregation, who assembled to worship OF the hand
soonest churches Of New York The stained glass win
dows, the high roof the dim but solemn Hight, the
pealing Of the organ the voices Of the choir traversng
through the long, cathedral.iike aslc tho voice
minister uttering the word Of Cod formed quito
delightful to the Christian Before daylight the junior
chorsers greeted Dr. Neoy with tho singing OF Christ
mas carols and were Hospitality entertained at sump-
tuous breakfast.
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81. Amps Catholic Church.

AS IN all the Catnoc cnurcncS the SERVICES mere were
grandly expressive Of tho spirit or Joy and exultation
With which e church welcomes the anniversary Of the
natal day OF the Saviour Al halfpa ton solemn high
mass celebrated by the Rev.Dr. Barrell, Of this
parish assisted by deacon and sub deacon The musical
services which always great feature ~ this church
tho Of festivals, In excellent haronY
with the imposigg character OF the sacracal commcno
ration and werc under the direction OF NJ Louis
Dechauer The selected TO be sung was Iasssgnos
given for the first time in tbts country i'm addition
TO which Madame Gazzanlga assisted In tho BY Gordi
jeapi commencing Angti di Dr. and as the ofertory
piece sang Adams Cdnsqu. de Noe, as solos There s
such opportunities for tho development Of that heaven
born talent which capable OF giving ntterance Ia notes
harmony 10 tho feelings and instincts existing within
mans nature ha require % sSmo sort % 2, %.
10 bestowed. In this composition OF Lassagno
the idea cf and praise TO God nnds grand
denonstraticn Tho Gloria SO peculiarly belonging 70
Of joyous alteration with which Il was FIRST ntoned
around the humble cradle In Bethlehem. II was well
rendered by the choir the solo part commencing Iau-
effect In the chorus paris, Nile OciAve Conner con-
trao; 6guors TAmoro, tenore, and l. RENT basso, In
admirable concord gave full expression TO the spirit or
the snthsm The Credo and Agnus Del were equally weli
ment was given, when 7dn'um Ergo BY Professor
Dschauer, the organist, was sung. sermon was
preached by the Rev Dr. Moore Of Charleston from the
Gospel read ri the rst mass taking for his text that
portion Of commencing 81 bring you dings OF great
JOY for this day Saviour is born. &c. The reverend
gentleman dcduccd from this portion Of scripture some
the remembrance Of tho festival celebrated the esab-
shment or the dispensa.ion Of peaco earth 10
OF good will" ho referred 10 the poverty and ndi-
scncc which surrounded the birth Of The King Of Kings
teach ng tho impressive lesson Of humility The
services Of considerable length and the attendance
as usual large.
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ur'chri.,'- ga's Dr., The Hr-, :. g..
80. F.etssy u hstE.sy sAt<4
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Tho Five POints House Of Industry.
The celebration OF Christmas at this institution
Interesting feature OF the day. The children, 10 the
number OF about 500, assembled in their best ho
day attire The exercises commenced at noon and con-
sisted or addresses from Matthew Hale Smith and Others
singing and calsthenics Dinner paraken Of at tvo
O'clock and then the Chrsmas tres was uncovered ana
present taken from 1t for each child present.
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VIII open to-day
One bale all-wool Flannel. 33c., worth BIC.
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Atwood, 81 33, 37a 40, and 47c Cotton and W Ool
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sl'40; Cotton and Wool ShirtinPs, Plain and Twilled
Red and Grey Flannels, Fancy SacqUe Flannels, etc
CANTON FLANNELS.
Cheapest and best in the city unbleached Canton
Flannel, %, 25 49, 81 373c; white do ,25 49, 81 37I
and Acc.
BLANKETS.
Several lots, just received from auction all-wool
Blankets, $3.50, sc, SO 75, 81, $3.50 SO so, ere etc.
MUSLlNS.
Full assortment of all the different makes, bleached
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BALMORALS.
Cheapest yet; Misses Bamorals 81 10, 81 25 81 49,
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MERINO GOODS.
and cents MeriDo UDder-gaI ments, Lades Merno
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GLOVES. ..
Several choice lots, just received, in Ladies' and
Misses Cloth Gloves Bargains in Ladies' and Gents
Fleecy lined Silk Gloves
FANCY GOODS
From late Auction sales-Wax Dolls moving eyes
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POrtemonnaies,i Reticules, Ash Stanus, Penknives,
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
Having purchased at the late Auction Sales goods of
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LADIES, NOTE THE PRICES!
LUPIN'S FABRICS
Lupin's Merinoes reduced from SI25 to 81.
Lupln's erinoes reduced from 81 37& to Sl.l2k.
Lupin's MerinOes reduced from 81 so 10 sl25
lupins plain Rep Poplins reduced from 81 rs to ST.
Lupins best quality reduced from 81 81 to SIPS.
IN ALL THE CHOICE SHADES.
40 pieces of Empress Corded Popln a ward and An
eighth wide, full line OF oolors only sI.25
Rich Plaid POplins, at ST. sll2A, Sl.L5 81 37h.
Our 81 rich SIX Plaid Pop ilns reduced To sl5N.
FROM AUCTION.
Several lots OF striped Poplins. a bargain.
JUST RECEIVED.
One OF corded SILK Epinglines price 81 80
these goods are novelties, and are selling with gr
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SO So oF''' '''' e'OO''
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BALAoRALSl BALMoRALSI
Full, large size. in bright coors, heavy, only g.
A full line OF Sheeting, Shrtlng, and Pillow case
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One case OF extra heavy Canton Flannels. only 25c
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