New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
THE POPE'S JUBILEE.
CELEBRATION AT ROME.

TX was celebrated to-day. Receptions at the vatican
followed each other in constant succession from morning
iii night Fully 5000 grms from all parts OF the world
are in the city The utmost tranquility prevails The
receptions OF the diplomatic body will he held on te
18th, 10th, and 2ist instants.
THE BRUSSELS CELEBRATION A FAILURE.
BRUSSELS, June 18.-The demonstrations IN
Brussels on Friday, in honor OF the twentyfth ami
yersary of the Popes Ponacate failure because
the clerical party made the celebration demonstration
against the Liberals and broke out into violent abuse OF
the Italian Government.
The churches and many private houses illuminated
tonight but the celebration Ia attended by disor-
der. Violent ant-Papal demonstrations are made by
large crowds who pass through the streets and smash
the Illuminated windows. The troops still keep within
barracks but force OF special eonstabes has been
called out and several arrests have been made. The
Italian flag frequently displayed, and large numbers
of citizens wear the Italian coors in their buttonhoes
THE REDEMPTORIsr Observation-Disclosures AT
ST. ANN's--DECORATIONs AND ILLUMINATIONs.
The services i'm the Roman Catholic churches
OF this city, In honor Of the twenyfth anniversary OF
the accession of Plus TX to the chair of Peter were con-
tinued yesterday without any percepibe abatement IN
devotional ifervor ecclesiastical magnifcence. The
procession the Church OF the RedemptOrst Fathers
in Third-st Avenue A, was the feature OF the day
in that section of the city which, judging from the almost
universal decoration of the houses with Roman Catholic
flags is mostly inhabited by people of that faith The
Romansts OF NewYork making careful and gradual
approaches toward that complete Use OF their
ritual and ceremonial Observances which they
enjoy in most other countries. Little by
little they add outdoor ceremonies, new to the
Professionals unbeevers OF this country but similar
to those that have been used by the Papa Church at its
chosen seats for centuries. As yesterday the Roman
Catholics of the East Side behed the grand array OF ban
ners embazoned with all the emblems OF the Papacy,
while sodates and soldiers marched behind them to the
sound of martial music they could feel that they were
at last performing their religious worship in perfect
freedom and in perfect unison with the millions OF their
faith who celebrating the day in Mexico and South
America, az well in the Eastern Continent and the
islands of the sea.
All the lower front of the church densey covered
and the parpets above the clock tower were festooned
with everGeens High over all banner waved slowly
in the bearing picture Of the Virgin Mary and
inscribed s. Maria de papetuo Sueersus. Beneath this
were two other banners. One, with picture OF the
regning Pope wasInscribed Pere ie Pape the other
represented ST. AlphOnSius Maria de Ligior In ri-
angular frame the main doorway was the motto,
Rreuz Kreuze while Immediately over this door was
this favorite Roman Catholic text Du Dist PeirHs. Dds
isl elm eiz ind auf desen telsen cH ich pein ktrche
bouen und die pfOrten der h0iie W0rden sic nicht
ubermdchhgen.
The service of solemn Yespcrs begun at O'Clock. hav-
ing come end, procession was formed on Fourth
ST between Avenues and b. and directly IN the rear OF
the church. Wetus Loeb acted as marshal and organ
tied procession, which led by the independent
Rifles consisting of pioneers and jagcrs all OF whom
are church communicates The rHemen were followed by
bows of school Of the Church OF the Holy Redecmer 300
in number and by the members OF the societies Of ST. Jo
seph st. James, st. John, ST. Lborios and Ct Aphonsus
and the Holy Family Benevolent. Three bands OF
music accompanied the procession, winch was
made attractive by the display Of the banners
of the various societies. and the Papa. German and
fl ne
peded first by the thousands of people VINO crowded
he roadway so closely render the efforts Of the
nnIce 70 clear path almost Intellectual The procession
moved through FOurthst Flrstaye, lhlrd-st past the
church to Avenue c. Flfthst, Avenue u, past Iompks
square TO Tenth-st, Avenue A, Fourth-st, Avenue G.
Third-s and again past the Church OF the kedemptor
Grated along the entire line OF march with ags OF every
color and nationality, the ornamenlatlon OF the tene
Vulnerable small flags hutterng from every window and
the exhibition Of gayy cGorea Chinese aneh', ~
these also In many instances hug WIN p9r
sants while the bricks hidden with evergreens
The entire line OF march was crowded WIN the people
ciss Hospital and the Church OF St Bridget DOth OF
which were handsomely dseoTsIeu p9 9ras DR. u
crackers and small cannon by the ookeron rendering
evergreen arches each surrounded with cross spanned
Thrdst at Avenues and u.
In the evening very large cOngregaCn atlenaed tne
impressive services at the Church Of the Redemptorsts
A grand procession marched three times around me
church, while the band played solemn MaIGhes Al te
head of the procession was the Guard OF Honor, m-
tary company, richly uniformed, belonging 10 the
church. Next 200 boys and the young men OF the
Fraternity OF the Holy Family, bearing lighted candles
These followed by 800 girls and young ladies',
dressed in white, with wreaths OF flowers upon Their
heads and lighted tapers in their hands FOrtytwo
altar boys dressed in crimson robes ana capes OF lace
came next followed by the brothers and priests OF the
Order GO In number The latter were preceded by Two
brohers and priests who bore upon their shoulders
IJtesiz figure OF the newly created Saint Aphonsus,
imported from Bavaria. IL represented him as clothed
in his robes and cap of Office and leaning upon stan
An arch OF flowers extended over the hguTe The pro-
cesson closed with the officers Of the Fraternity OF
the Holy Family and the Societies OF the Church
After marching three times around the church the statue
the altar and the BenedctiOn with the blessed sacra
ment was given, and then the services closed WIN the
lie DetuH LGudGBius, sung by the WhOie congregation
accompanied 10y the band.
The church beautifully decorated and illuminated
The grand altar was Respondent III goa ana ght ana
far no on the walls around IL were tapers and flowers
In the center of the nave was suspended crown OF
flowers and each side of this long estoOns OF ever
green stretched from the floor 10 the highest arch OF the
roof Around the pillars evergreens twined, and
bouquets and wreah Of flowers placed in various
places about the walls During the benedicton the
Illumination of the of the church and of the
neghboring buildings began, and when the congrega
tion came out the street blaze of light and
color. The appearance Of the nuumerable lights and
Chinese lanterns inerpersed among multitude OF the
brightest colored fags picturesque in the extreme
The lofty steepe OF the church. hung with banners and
trimmed with evergeens, lowered imposingiy above
the scene The street was thronged with people who
were loud in their expressions OF admiration Near the
church. upon OF the houses was an illuminated
figure of Pho Nino blessing the people, and high upon
the steepe the richly painted banner bearing picture
of Hs Holiness was clearly seen from the brilliantly
lighted streets.
st. Anns Church by Father Preston. in the Church of
81 Paul the Apostle by Father Hewett and in other
Roman Catholic sanctuaries. -
with devOut wOrshipers yesterday morning. nOtwith
standing the Indictment weather, and solemn Ie Deum
sary the accession Of Plus * 10 the Papal chair the
discourses preached generally referred 10 the life and
reign OF the Pope, ana 10 what ne hau zone TOT the
Roman Catholic