The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

dted they rather inclined 70 the sangd doctrines OF
individual ovsisgnty, ~ every manor rather boy
The tnutssicals ot which there several In the
streets, excited No little attention and amusement such
curious sPelonerstion Of drunken Quaers pisus IrsA
mep stIIendous u'ehmen, ana extsvAgast fellows sf
every docipion has rarely been Tho uni,ies Of
time aid place we're wholly 6sreyardsd Charles (wita
his head on oorg the sniabls 70 JUDY Father Mathew
decceniy tight IN an aiIectionae conab with the me
gu'o The free lave uanifesta,ions OF Mose nsaaces
Of "Faptastcsi" fun. These companies wers ridi.
culcus on purpose, while others were equally absurd
1t would be Impossible 10 mention all who passed the
HRMn cfhce. We learn, however, the following
The Nowa Days Guard Captain Finn, celebrated thor
apnivs,,aIs BY parade, an excursion to Mott iaven
for twenty five tizes
The Biggs light Goard named alter the Alderman Of
the Thirteenth ward, wen. 10 Harlem.
Mempe light Guard, Captain N. A. Mevpe twenty
FIVE urkes and twenty-five przes went TO Hoboken.
George Wilsey Guard Capt John Rafsr.y % nauskets
upsned by the New York Band.
Zine and Harrison Guard, Capt. Robert Donshce, SO
muSkets lS prizes; proceeded TO Hamilton pa1k
panied by the Washington Band
Jolly Fellows Of the Fourth ward, Capt. John Pagan
Fpcurian Gusrd, Capt Tyson, IS russets Washing
tn BsDt; went 10 Staten Island.
Clarke Guard Capt Gillian, SO mushcts. o5 prizes
proceeded to Hob, ken with the National Band.
Banks Qua d, Capt. Davies turned out 30 muskets,
wi the Union Band they proceeded to Brooklyn.
William s. Troup Light Guard, Cap. Isaac Tliotson,
pa'aaed 20 muskets, and were accompanied BY bod
worfh's Band.
Chase Guard, Capt. Thomas Woodward, 70 uluskets;
proceeded to stiyker's Bay.
The Carmens Guard also passed. our Office; they were
dressed in white ovefhsus, blue blouse and kossath
hats. They we're numerous, locked we'll, and attracted
much attention.
Hebhard Guard, Capt Brooks numbering 40 mussets,
and Atkins Band.
BASE BALL.
All the clubs out yesterday, aud in spite of the
cold played their games out. At East Brooklyn ne
club, the Connentals, Of which H. G. Law President
played from I'LL o'clock. The ioilovng il the Of
their principa, game IN B. Law, 4; II. g. Law, 4;
Brown, 81 rrus'ow, L. Tower, L. W. Wall Jr., o. Briggs
2; Thon pson, 4; Calvcrly, total 90. T. J. Law, A.
winans, 81 EyHo, 81 Isbrow, 8; Kelly, 8; Mccormick
Mailer, Smith, 4--total, &c. Seven innings. This
club formed Of Of the principal residents Of Brook
The Colombia played TIL O'Clock with the follow
ing result smith, s; Van valkenburgh, Z; Wells, 81
Pendeton, 2total ss. Ketehin, 9; Curtis, o. Paige, 4
Kelly, q O. Van valkenbnrgh, 81 VOORHEES, 0; G,son, .;
'ansss, ns, y law, 'r Ttesal -; o,.o,, ,,,s
ton o playing 6s aces but found II impossible TO get
through they played twelve innings, and made u
members and their ladies' numbering thirty
couple at his house and in the Of the eve
presenea $. Godwn Esg, the President With bsausi'
in engraved silver pitcher, which represented
The field with all the players in heir relative positions,
md Tho names Of the members engraved, we'll the
following inscrpton-" Presented by the members Of
the r. BB g, to s. Goodwin as token Of their sPprcca
ton of the able manner in which he has filed the Office
to which he was unanimously elected
The Empire Club went to East New York and played
ma,ss a9n Win au1n ane sss s, gos,
q wild, l, Chandler, l. Bloomfield 9; chahner o-sotaI,
II. Aiian,ic-rpowers snlIsT, o. Whi,sons q Bah,
la Aelernsn n; i'' i: soper i-otal L. ' sexton" v
The Eagle Club had good time at Flushing. The
Gotham and Baltic at the Red House. Harlem and the
poineer and Excelsior, Of New Jersey made up scrub
match among Themselves.
THANKSGIVING IN BIooKLYS.
Yesterday generally observed day Of thanssgv
ing, and in compliance with the recommendation Of the
Mayor the municipal offices ana places Of hasiness gene
rally remained closed. The were aot in session
Services held in the different churches from the
hropgcd appearance of the streets about church hours
they were all well attended. Target companies
numerous and tho accompanying brass bands aud mar
tia music resounded through the the entire
day With this exception, and the running Of the rail
road Brooky presented quite Sunday appearance
Tho day passed Oh quietly.
THANKSGIVING IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Thanksgiving passed yesterday in the Eastern district
OF Brooklyn In the usual way Tho members of the Re-
formed Dutch church and of the First Presbyterian
church. united in their service The preach.
ed BY Rev. +. & Porter. discourse preached by
the pastor at the First Baptist church, of fifth
Industrial school in the old North American in North
Second street, provided excellent and bouniIful
past for the poor children attending that institution
THANKSGIVING DAY IN BosTos.
BosTos, Nov. 20 1865
The weather here IL clear and cold. Thank syiog has
been observed usual business being entirely suspended
TIE IsRAELIrgs AND THANKSGIVING.
NJ nn EDITOR oF TIE HERALD.
Nrw YoRx, Nov. "a 1865.
desire as an Israelite TO raise up my voice. through
the means Of journal TO protest against the
Of Governor Carks proclamation for Tho observance OF
Thanksgiving day, which he has had say the leass
the bad Judgment 70 conclude thus
let PATRIOTS Christians inporo him 10 bless our
continue hla favor This people throughout generations
which, with iA IN e Lord Jesus Christ and
here, viii prepare IA for his heavenly kingdom.
Now, IL Is hardly credible h0 should have coulmitted
ths error by nadvertencs such plea would indeed bo
lame one for holding the high position OF
Governor Of this state the only deduction therefore
It Is, that he has vanonly outraged the feeling n
large number Of citizens who happen believe In the
divinity Of CrN, he actually Ignores the existence Of
1000 1sraeltce alone citizens of this state he has
truly shown himself worthy disciple OF the school Of
fanatcsn that gave birth % that nonstrous abortion
tho prohibory liquor Law How greatly docs he per.
clsm he has en 10 another Where indeed win he
stepy exhort The pres. and my eow citizens % join
with me IN protesting against such hagrsnt breach Of
constitution lest BY their silence they v themselves
open to the inpr alton 0: endorsing such Dberal ssn
OF the Union whose proud boast has hitherto been that
II 4 the only country where perfect freedom and rel ous
liberation exist, sinng bright light amid tbs dark
ness Of intolerance among other nations aud ofesc
ing example tog ths regeneration Of manila
that has moi becn without fts innaen shal1 ii
10 saii that that state was the nrst and only 70
de~cend from her high position, forfeit her Grthsght
and succuunb 70 the b,eotry of clique of farae Sol
know and feel there IL too much pride too sroat love
u Independence and too much vencra,ion for tbs eons
tuition, hc foundation Of our greatness among the Gill
zens Of this State, 70 allow % foul stain 70 remain
NJ 1T wa hnu
who not ynbued With the ibcrai sentiments 10 u1
hiushingg displayed by the Governor the Mayors pro
cinnsop Ia silent reprcof " him. BY which h,ue hs
viii profit. The Mayor makes s-ctarinn distinction
but invos ALL without to creed 10 cecrat.
the day of Thanksgiving. We sraeiites TOO al.horyh
ignored BY hL Ecerency tho covcrncr have celebrated
the day IN citing manner, service having been per-
fermsd In aD the synagogre- do hope you viii put
forth your hand 20 mp weeds o anatclsra our
Governor is sowing a the root u inc Liberty and
am, sr, AZ I52AEiitL
saving Life Oh Our Coast.