The New York herald., 1868-04-11

appropriately
rated with antependum OF sable, IN the centre q
which had been wrought a large white cross To
pulra was decorated In similar manner and otncs'
impressive imp sa'' wsirsnss. aud grandeur o. wos
being vastIy heightened BY the dlmness OF the shs
which crawicd through IN separate rays rather tin
Gothic panes on either side OF TIE ALTAR and 70 As
scarcity OF gi.t must he added rs sokl( hue having
been altered throngh windows which absorbed hek
as color 40 order 70 forn just conception of ~
general effect OF the whole. In the dimness. the
strange paintings and lciterins the wall seeIsed
Wing creatures of 0dd proportions crawling 10 as1
fro with moss ifnpercepiltts motion ana pcerm1
upca ths go, Win que n @ s's 'Apah's"s
cSering Of Ine clcrry and troupe of singers oAa-
tillatlng The professional ny nni--
See NE as.siasa aAy sriss
ii.s' iss.. 70 s,ss 'sasi% sSs .ssnsi iss .Ss srs.
No sooner had the whterobcd band seated themr
cs, ssss oos n ns s a. ns s ls
,ae eSrn,ns pIaysf % rsa ~ ,nl,,asssy s,ss ,s -
n Sss ~so sa ss ss sss
lliany and the CONCLUDING PRAYERS of the scfsice -
deep basso of the organ nsnged with me seicss q
sSa as ' esisfay S %oasla,sa @ ssassssSs % csssssss
.s:s.l g:s-sss. 60. 4: .s.:...: e. :; ~ ' ::
Ssasqss sa ,ss,.,s sse rs'ss% ,ss q Y. s Aa '
DR.. Ogllby. who suh@eqarnEls sscen .@s shq p.v9
and delivered an appropriate an @1A se>A Qlr saD
vices ~. w,re coaeisasd ~s.h lac ssaeasIsan zoe -
ceptona hymn VI me e~cAsion eein~ MAJ snsor
~ ss;s@a -.s:s % q si.ss'ss :s'ssss'ss .ssss,
~. rATnICK's ckrnMpaAL
was also the anfne W appropriate and imp~~lng
cercmonias An comnlcnoratian ~ thr ex4<<18
esnassd esa s asa an s1sssss.sy = sss 49,
stripped aud shorn OF the iest.i fnbiNais wAAe4 -
other - nab ,ls were drsba IA u laknry - ss9
snnlci nj 20 gorge tAe inas na ia via iaoura!4
the siar unllghied; sea WA those tee ssnsissus-
the iormer memorial 81 penitenas sna ths att~< -
tions Cor the occNsion. Ths conrrekaiian w.s ~
large-considefaBy larger. m fsct rhsn tns h~sno
most iInposlngly condacted Il was only Ten o'cssGS
when . band Of youths IN war> surplioe~ -
scn,anes sou and q pslss.s ~. n slAes ss1msn.s sn'ss
sanctined-pccular 10 the ceichrashen VI the dxy--
was then commenced the yery hes. ~. stnrrs belsg
deacon OF the nass aud the kcy. Faicr Ducsy 9<<na
ss sabdeacon. Pending me mas. lns Rev. fsihs4
passion service. Ihe throne st the eft oooupfs1
by the Most Rev. Archbishop Mccle@kes, a.iesdea
a. sub-icacon. rhe Mass oi Ine Prs-anctln~.i 70 -
cullar IA that n dspcnses VITA the con@eoratl9n e
.ne sacrament wa.ca, having sesa ,s.ass $ sd isoa
celebration of the mass with q grand proce~~ienok
headed by crossrbearcr accompanied ~ scoyte4
low lowed s' By the ArsaSi.Sep. iae % sacrament ssvs
and the priests ami laily came near IN proce@s~a
and adofed. After the passion ceremonial the Ardo-
based upon Che TEXT Gone al ye thai pass ~ s1s
way, attend and N there be any sorrow uke nnte
my my sorSw n ass seren0ny 2, % a. se
ceIemonias, was celebrated AZ haifpast four o'oSss
III 'ne ai'eihooh' -
one OF the representative parishes OF certain ose
growth OF Episcopacy In this country, the occss0e
pomr and ritual. Here t was literally sable. ssbs
everywhere from sanctuary riiings, leCtcrn, sialA
Gothic windows one Of which was entrsiy oursaissl
%s oTSe Se fosn Rey rsSs ss Mre % sass ps
the former delivering the disc0ar-e.
rHE cKLERArIoS ~ JERSEY crrr.
The churches In Jersey ciy were wsL attended,
Catholic churches the services were very Impressive,
The clusters Of wax lights which blazed thc atArR
were not extinguisned tIll the mass of the TcsaHS
tilted began, and crowds nocked during the forcnoea
% ssry s On
sion was delivered In the evening by the Rev Luxnee
orsssssr e se1 "a Sss cs. u r
God who loved with an lnnnlie love tAnd A. mAn
wao truly s0re Tss,r our ss s ssa .ssss ss, s
@ feelings % Of ave. % devotion and reverence safps.is
tivas Of the Church. The Interior decorations 40
dispensed with this day; the SUBJECT n one =
pensve meditation 10 Christians and from the puip8
is thuRdered out that compendium OF Christis pAo
sion more comprehensive than the lote@f enort q
the orator, ION, oil that pas by the way, affcm4
and see II there be any sorrow IKE 70 my sorrevs
Father Ukeeffes discourse one of thoee t9uche4
appeals which never scars above the comprcncnseee
Of the most nliterate, while 10 was ~ the seme ~
devoid OF any straining amer encct fstne2
McGovern and 5enez occupied seats IN NJ nancfuA2
Sermons were also delivered In 80 feiefA -
Michscl's and st. Boniface's l1ermanl
THE JUDD DIVORCE CASE IN NKv HAvxs;-ce
Judd divorce case In stiil on and likely 70 ~ -
several days vet. Mrs. Judd was upon the wine
stand ali day Yesterday, and her direct testimony wo9
not ali In when the court adjourned, although ~
peared TO be closing. The case down upon -
court docket for several days yek no testimony
in previous 70 Mrs. Judds excepting tnat of you19
man, q relative Of hers. There are number OF ~
nesses male and female, 70 be examined, besidts ~.
Judd himself The case excites great interest -
the court room s thronged inside the bar railing an4
outside Mrs. Judd Is REMARKABLY self possessed anA
Her frequent pointed presentation OF Testimony
caused general smiling and commotlon all over the
house She In the author OF two works printed by
New York house, entitled "A Mothers OrerinA." 3
collection OF poems and stories, and Notes By tho
Wayside jottiDgs OF travel Her husband the Rev.
O. B. Judd, occupies place at the lawyers table
diligently engaged In taking notes OF the proceed-
ngs. Her testimony thus far has been 20 the end -
fastening upon Mr. Judd character for cruelty s0r
did love OF money and improper intimacy with me
young women who lived In bis house.--Ne1 HansA