New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

SERVICES IN OTHER CHURCHES.
Al the Murray Hin Baptist Chapel, Thirty
seventh ST. and Lexngtonavc., the ReV' pI Noi'y' o
pastor olciated and preached an Instructive Sermon
in which he alluded TO the great eyeh frn the dead
M Corey win commence an interesting course vi lcV'''
in this very handsome eae d ne me HOW Martyrs were
unnsnoliv solemn and impressive In the saona,it ,
school the children were sNalnTu r' diiycrcd by the
the dav symbOuzes. Addresses Werc W f -, ~
p Isn;es Miilet and II. Forbes, jr both OF whom cN
messed their satisfaction az seeing SO many n
TN cbildren who have come into the sahhathschool
numbering 2OO since New 1eal 10 hoHl lu y rse In
Faster rose from the dead that all mankind ma! riSo "
like manner az the last day. ,-a ,reor,,,od
Al the morning services the exercises were perlorGu
Win an unusual degree of sOemnity, and al the cohcu
sion the sacrament was administered to about Al" coh
munlCants -, ,,-,.;, coron,l, ovo neor
Thirty fourthst had some handsome ornaneniatlohs
very conspicuous object being an lpatcI @ M sttn Inn o
ofciaed yesterday, in place of the rector the Rev. r'
benjamin who was sick: ,,.,,, -- .., rru.o,,-
frst-st the usual Easter services commenced at iot
o'clock a. sermon was preached by the pastor, uS
Rev Or Rogers The celebration Of Easter IN TINS chu
was equal in extent and variety ~ that Ill many Oi lhe
homeless boys Of the city number OF prominent citzs
alternate in conducting Sunday evening services ~ lneI
Lodging House In Rivington-st were exceedingly inter
esng. The Teception-room was wei nled Win an icl
whose business nobody knows. The meeting was con
Quoted by Mr.. NJ Dupuy of the Childrens Ala society
w. Ib tIbe a. Sovs fbe nature of the day The boys Joined
reading the Scriptures and singing number Oh Easer
At st. Philips Protestant Episcopal Church tcooredl
in Muberry-st Blecckerst, the nsual iister "a
vices were held. In the evening, f1fteenlh Amenu
ment celebration held the Rev Mr. Jefferson, Ite
coored minister officiating at the service Tho Fteenh
Amendment and Gen Grants Proclamation were read
The Rev Dr. Washburn, rector of Calvary Church, ue
vcrcd an address i'm which he said great question
which pcrplexed the men of the time this Whether
could be able to lift up the cOlOed race SO oS
feered SO long used TO the chronic habits of Ignorance
and
OF cOlOrcd people, was large
SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
The celebration in the Roman Catholic
Churches solemn and imposing The altars were
decked with gold and purple and studded with flowers,
which mingled their rich perfume with the volumes OF
incenses burned From the Cathedral to the smallest
chapel, every edihce in its best attire, while the
musical performances, generally good were III many
Atst Patrick's Cathedral six Masses were celebrated,
including solemn High Mass at l0l, celebiant the
James II. Mclean John Kean, Deacon and sub-Deacon'
the Rev. John /. Kearney, Master OF ceremonies.
Twentyour acoytes in red cassocks ana Whlte spces
Rev Father Jayin, Professor of Philosophy at 81 JQhn
College FOriham. The Mass was composition OF frof'
Gustave Schmit. Organst Of the Church. and was per
formed by a full band, and assisted by Pr0i. henIi
Inv Madame ChomG, soprano Mrs Werner contro-alto,
and Sgnor sOhet, basso At M Solemn Vespeis were
Al St. Anthony's (suvan-st.), solemn High Mass was
celebrated by the Rev. J. Guerini, Pastor Ihe music
~ 81 Peters Garc'av-stL SIX Masses were celebrated
Al 1Ol solemn High Mass with full choir the Rev Father
OFarrel, ST., ceebrant: The Rev Mr. OFarrell, lr.
preached from the Gospel Of the Day on the Truth and
AtSt Ann (Eighthst) the Rev. Father Preston, Pas
tor celebrated solemn High Mass at los a. n ic c isS
St. Eustache Paris, with in chorus ana GIChestra Nj III
DE Braun contraalto, Miss o'Gomien; tenor, sisnor
Al St Francis Xavier ixteenth-st the Church Of the
Fathers, W.
High Mass at 16t a. IN Berge's No Masswas sung with
full chorus solos by Misses Therese and Marie Weneke
Signors Tanmal and Basel At Vesper, LambillOttes
"0ratoro of the Resurrection" and Berges Vespers
AT It. Vincent de Paul (Twenty-thirdst) the flench
Church. the floral decorations Of the most exquisite
character The Rev Father La Fonte pastor celebrated
solemn High Mass at 0t. Mozarts music was seleCteI;
At ST. stephens Twenty-eighthst.), the Rev. G. Me
Gynn, pastor, celebrated High Mass at 10. a. M Music
was sustained by the following: Soprano, Madame DE
Lugan contralto, Madame Anchutz; basso, Mr. Roneon
At the Church Of the Holy Innocent solemn High Mass
Tas GelepIatea az i9 d. ~, ny % Tcseui T The M i,nnress
i've music of the Mass composed by the organist,
mental concert was given in aid Of the church large
of tickets had been sod and tho building was
packed capacity and the rush for seats or
standing caused the entrances TO he blocked up iOr
music M Of the Consisting Of the
overture TO william TELL march from Mendelssohns
and Coett and Messrs. Colgan and Werneke, assisted
by chorus of 40 voices sang Lambiotes Pascal Mass
and several operate selections.
CHURCH or ST. PAUL, EIFTY-NINTH-sr' AND
NINTH-AYE.
The ceremonies for Holy Week prescribed
by the Roman ritual were performed by the faulists
with scrupulous fidelity. The somewhat dramatic form
in which the Catholic Church represents the closing
scenes OF Our Lords history produced its full effect
The pageant of Palm Sunday when branches OF the real
pani-tree brought from Cuba expressly Tor the Occa
SION were carried In procession, full OF Oriental
grandeur; the mournu Tenebrae OF Wednesday Thurs
day. and Friday, which seemed to breathe the very mys
terry SUFFERING the alteration OF the cross on Good FRI
day, were all faithfully performfd On Holy sasGay aS
of thrilling interest. The Church purposely
Iitany chanted by band of priests and students in
robes Of deepest mourning sees the close OF the ne
season Mass then begins and atthe GLORIA in Excess
sepuchral gloom is followed suddenly by the brightest
light, the sable draperies falling simultaneously frOm
fnlliength picture of our Lord, brilliantly Illuminated,
appearing over the altar and His triumph death
Yesterday the altar was perfect wonder its wealth
of flowers, wax-ighs, and glowing draperies frnged
ments and troop boys swinging censers, filed slowly
into the sanctuary, the picture was complete, IN
was then celebrated by the Rev. Father Deshon The SER
was by the Rev. DT on tle Gpslel Oh ne & aay,
his material visible church, claiming that he rose not
only for himself but to raise mankind TO the spernst
Kingdom and that it is incumbent on his representative,
and the World The Pauis spoke Of the Council Of the
Vatican the hope Of the world, and enoned his
hearers not 10 be behind those Galean disciples who
believed in the Messiah and made worthy to see
him risen the grave, but 10 believe STILL TO trust In
his promises, obey his commands 10 make act
of faith Easter Monday and TO Join in the universal
credo which will then be proclaimed by Pope Pius TX.
The choir composed entirely large number OF
volunteer vocdlists led by the organst, Mr.. E. Eber
hard gave "a portion OF Haydn's Third Mass In ID in
good style, the fresh, pure voice OF the soprano, Mrs
Weed being heard to great advantage in the Gloria, and
her execution Of the Bcnedicts from Weber's Mass in
Gl autlcsS. The chOrses well sung that
no praise can be high for the artist who has produced
80 much from a band Of unskiled amateurs.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
Easter was appropriately celebrated at the
Church Of the Messiah Besides the morning service,