New-York tribune., 1870-04-18


tender loving women, and the first among them wa5
Mary Masdaene They to perform dsnte5essa e, ta
sepaisSer ] rolled % away way and rse" on or, O,
Christ did not 60 back TO Jerusalem on coming mn % oe N
tnS tomb s s &c srens @sfna wns IN %
In closing Mr. eecher said that Christ r. m cae reS Son S1
tears and sueringbut coming the second ie ,as mo
joyous Ever since the voice S1 the morn Ss tbs
said "All hail he not afraid" These words Oh .lo
Master may he called messages those who are seeking
Christ what true OF Christ 800 years ago. true rue
to-day We shall pass beyond the portals or tho
grave. Who shall be our salyationi When dying, "a
voice shall come to our ears saying, All hai' pc HUI
On the other sdc when eyes opcn in heaven Christ
welcome with clasping arms Then there hllIl ne
great rejoicing and the angels will shout the joyful
tidings, q All hail! be not afraid"
OTHER CHURCHES.
At Trinity Cathedral corner of Clinton ana
Montague-sts., tho congregation was very numerous
The music was beautifully sung by the guarette choir
under the leadership Of the organst, George william
Warren The sermon was preached by the Rev Dr. CDls
Hail. Rector of the Church, upon the subject OF the ga
day and mission schools took place in the afternoon The
floral decorations were profuse. -,..,o.o o..
The chimes OF st. AIMS the flights were played at
a. m and again at 1925 when the Easter carol was per-
formed by bells, organ, and choir boys The Easter an
formed The grand re Deum" was sung in beautiful
style by male Voices. Mr. John N. Loretz, IT, was the
organist and choir master. Tho Rev DR.; schenGR TEX
preached an able discourse upon the resurrection OF te
eayior from the text "Now is Christ risen from inc
-Four Masses were celebrated at the Catholic Church OF
the Assumption Ghe Rev. William Keegan pastor,' at
service AZ 10Y q solemn High Mass took place, the
celebrant OF which was the Rev. William keegan Ge n,
con- the Rev. Thomas Reid; subdeacon, the Rev. Mr.
Rcnneau, s. j.; master OF ceremonies, mr; Cnaries D.
Gaagher At the close OF the first gospel, tho Rev. Mr
Reid ascended to the altar and an eloquent ana
effective discourse from the words He Is risen ne lsnUt
here behold the place Where afy p or the by
the organist Mr. Louis See ana was wd sof TeEy
Baunan, tenor; aud Herr Alyance, basso The fGraI %
decorations OF the altar were elaborate, anu s
and inspiring effect The collectonin this church "a IN
all Catholic churches in the diocese was ior tne pens
OF the orphans and the congregation RESPONDED noei"y
At . ST. Johns Chapel corner of seyenthave; and
the Rev. Robert f. Terry, and the Rev H. a; SpaPEa a
assistant with appropriate music Iy SSy in tTe after
noon at which addresses were made py se'era Vi te
The congregation Of All Saints p f. Church dedicated
their new Chapel OF Seventave and seyenthst;
in the morning The ediice was 9eauy @ 1en
The services were conducted by the Rector Kev' VIM
Bsbop OF the Diocese preached the sermon and admnis
tered the rite OF Confirmation TO NUMBER %, GPs' @ @
The Church Of st. Charles Borromeo Catholic) was
Mass was celebrated at 10 o'clock by the Rev Dr. free
assisted by the Rev. Fathers Giyern and D0hsry ~ a our
voices the Credo" containing solos by Madame Annie
Butler Miss Monica ma ana Mer Ee seron
from the Gospel of the Day ST. Marx, chap XVI, verses
l and 7.
At ST. Peters Church. corner OF Hicks and Warrcnst7,
the ceremonies were very fine. The pastor, father
Frausioli preached discourse from the text, He Is
risen" There was large congregation present. Inc
announcement that Carloa Patti would sing at the yes
per service for worthy charity connected Wlth thls
church and that Mr. Ritter and Senor Sarasate would
assist caused a very large number OF people 10 assemble
in evening. All seemed to enjoy the music not o
OF the distinguished artists mentioned above pt aso OF
the gular choir which includes Messrs FRANCIS H.
DallOn and Edward Il. Galley. ~,
The congregation of the Church Of the Pilgrims, stil
worshiping in the Academy OF Music, could not or
course indulge in any elaboration OF decoration The
PASTOR the Rev Dr. Storrs who has fully recovered from
his indpOsti0n preached an eloquent sermon on
the Resurrection The music by the choir, which ln-
cudes Miss NJ. Norton, was OF very superior order'
Mr.. Swcetser is organist wi,
The Unitarian Church OF the Savior corner OF Perre-
pOnt and MOnrOests., well attended The pastor,
the Rev. A. L. Putnam delivered instructive dis
course The music which is here always well sung, IN
cluded selections from the Twelfth Mass mozart; Ie
Deum, Mercadantc; Easter Anthem, Chappeli Gloria,
Mozart; "Cast thy burdens the Lord Mendelssohn.
The Presbyterian and Methodist churches, also, were
well filed and the services were of very interesting
sermons appropriate to the resurrection OF
Christ were preached. ~ 49,
Al the popular Church OF Our Lady Of Mercy" the
Rev Father Taafe pastor the music was excellent ihe
yocaliss were Miss Fannie Goodwin soprano; bliss
Charlotte Whimpc, cOntralto; Mr. NJ H. Farr tenor M.
l. Young. bassO-under the direction OF Signor Augisn
Cortada organist. The selections WERE Kyre and Clio
from Wcber's Mass in G., and the Onertory; b'gihas
Cell by GLORIA, assisted by full chorus OF LADIES' OF
the church. with portion Of the male voices ot the