Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-19

'SS''sa N rae BALTIMORE SUN Fscstrsd
rad forwarded from TIE STAR Office
TIE SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATION ON Mos-
IAT NExT.-FOr some time past the Sabbath
Schools Of the Protestant Churches of this city
nave been In the habit Of celebrating the ami
Versary OF their Sabbath School Union In various
ways; The most popular plan has been that of a
grand assembly and procession of all the teachers
"nd scholars belonging to the various schools and
appropriate addresses at various churches For
weeks past the little ones have been anxiouslv
looking for the announcement Of their Mayday
procession Already they are prepared with their
The bas.t &c, 70 appear on the parade, to add to
committee OF arrangements have done all in their
power TO secure the comfort and pleasure Of the
children and teachers and make this an occasion
REGULARLY interesting to all who partici pate In
md witness the ceremonies Of the day. The fol-
towing are the marshal's orders, officially fur
nished:
MARsHAL's ORDERS.
The schools will assemble at their respective
churches at : O'Clock u. M, and proceed to the
grounds Of the Smithsonian Institution under
charge of the aids of the marshal and accom-
panied by music, arriving on the grounds by 81
o'clock, where they will be conducted to the
places assigned them.
The procession will move from the grounds at
~ O'Clock precisely, passing through the west
gate, by Twelfth street Pennsylvania avenue.
Ihird street, Indiana and Louisiana avenues and
Fifth street, to the assembling church
The Fifth Division will leave the line at Penn
syivania avenue and Four-and-a-half street, pass
and Tenth street, to the Smithsonian Institution
I he remaining Divisions will turn into the
churches assigned them as the procession passes
The following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed aids to the Chief Marshal, and will be
designated by red rosette and baton: Dr. John
w. Clarke, Charles III. Uttermehle, Jerome p
Chase, ThOs. p. Morgan, and Benz. F. Lloyd
I.S1s Each school will be under the Immediate
charge Of us own marshal, who will Blue
Tosette and baton.
The procession will be formed in the following
order division hpin cd he
band Of music, and headed by the presiding OFF,
Ger, speakers, secretary, and leader of music,
assigned TO 10:
First D,rision-At the Assemblies Church.
Dr. John w. Clarke, marshal's aid 1. Thir-
feminist Baptist ? Second Baptist; 3. Trinity
Mission; 4. New York avenue Presbyterian; S
Methodist Protestant, Ninth St; 8. Y. NJ. c. A.
Mission, No.2.
Second DirtsioH-At Wesley ChapeI.-Charles
n Cttermehle, Esq marshal's aid. 7. Foundry
chapel : Wesley Chapel; .. English Lutheran;
10 Christ Church; IL. Fletcher and Providence
'haPelsi ~ Nj. c. A. Mission, No L.
Th'rf Dirtsion-At Est. Baptist Church -Je-
rorne r Chase, Esq marshal's aid. I3 McKeu-
dfse Chapel; H. Western PRESBYTERIAN; IS East
Washington Baptist To- Y. NJ. "A. Mission Mo.
= y Fourth Presbyterian; IS. Waugh Chapel
t5hrfa DiriStOH-At Trinity Church, homas
> Morgan. ESQ, maTshal's aid. no. NJ f.
1hurch SOUTH 30. Union Chapel; n. Y.M. CA.
Mlssion, No. 3; -. Assemblys Presbyterian; %
Protestant, Navy Yard.
Elftk DiTisIOn-At the Smithsonian Institution.
SEM Lloyd Esq marshal's aid. &c. seventh
street Presbyterian; %. Rylard Chapel; IS sixth
tfesoytsildni % Gorsuch Chapel; 80. Shiloh
Baptist E BRIsoS TUcxER, Chief Marshal
Order Of exercises at the churches :-Invoca-
ton; singing by the schools; PRAYER; singing;
reading annual report; address; singing address;
sln.ingj benedictiOn.
The following named gentlemen will deliver
addresses:-Rev. Thos n Stoc kton d. ID Rev.
Rev. Dabney Ball. Rev. Mason Noble Rev J. l.,
Bartlett, Rev. J. Spencer Kennard, Rev Joshua
MOrsell, Rev. J. MeCauley. Rev. J. A Proctor,
w.. VIII, n; s@lthsDn, Esq will preside at the
Es4 will conduct the singing.
Il. Richards, Esq, will preside at Wesley
Chapel, and T. J. Msgruder, Esq, will conduct
&c Harkness, Esq, will preside at the f.
street Baptist Church, and jas. ". Davis, Esq
VIII conduct the singing.
O. C. Wight, ESQ win preside at Trinity
church, and F. A. Tucker, Esq, will conduct
the singing.
VIM Ballantyne, Esq, will preside at the
Smithsonian, aud Richard Thompson Esq. will
conduct the singing.
The places of meeting will not be thrown omen
70 the public until the children have entered and
Oeen seated J. HALL MOORE, Secretary.
The PIC Nc Of the Island Public Schools at
Columbia Springs. yesterday, was exceedingly
pleasant affair, and enjoyed by fun repre-
sentaton OF the pupils, and by several hundred
others-paronts, friends etc. The day was every
thing that could have been wished neither too
most heartily in the various amusements Offered
throughout the morning. Afternoon brought
ifeSh arrivals Of young ladies and gentlemen
VINO. during the remainder of the day. and up to
reasonably late hour at night assisted in finding
constant employment in the Pavilion for Esputa $
excellent quadrille band, which always performs
80 Enthusiastically. Judging from the numbers
present, we apprehend that the object for which
he entertainment was given 1.-THE raising of fund
suneient to purchase banners for the schools of
the-Fourth DiStrict) was effected; most laudable
object, IN the accomplishment of which we wish
them full success; and for the sake of the enjoy
ment of the little boys and girls il would be well
~ mere was some means devised to take them to
Columbia Springs at least once a week during the
summer months, where, IL they did not find ban
ners, they would obtain what Is Of infinitely more
importance TO school childTen-fresh air ROSY
cheeks, and healthy exercise For a pic mic 81
this sort no place on the Potomac river is better
calculated than the Columbia Springs combining
IS tney do the advantages Of pleasant shade de-
hghful prOmenades, capital dancing pavilion
nearness TO the city, gentlemanly and obligino
proprietors, and attentive and orderly ATTACHES
EDITOR OF THE STAR:-After the events of Mon
day 1t is proper that the attention Of tue author
tiles OF Washington city should be called to the
very lnemclent police arrangements on that day.
IN response to the command Of their superior
omcersi the military turned out foil force not
wlthstanding the unfavorable condition of the
streets and the shortness of the time for prepare
uon- The number was sufficient to have formed
an imposing column Of escort, but owing to the
tntmClent police arrangements and certainly the
I'oll'e were charged with the duty of removing
obstacles from the line Of the procession the
tanks OF the various companies were SO closely
pressed by the rabble and hackmen, that they
could not only not perform the various platoon
and company movements, but Were actually
thrown out Of line by the encroachment of the
outsiders, and were on several occasions Obliged
to resist these aggressons at the point of the bay
onet.
In view Of the premises IL is certainly not nm.
reasonable TO request that, future occasions of
the kind, such measures may be taken as to insure
To he mill fFpa and
those streets and avenues over which they NAV be
called upon TO march. MILES
WGsHISsToS, May 18th, 1860.
The HoTELs-The principal hotels of Wash.
in2ton for several weeks past have been doing an
extensive business. The rush to and from the
political conventions, the annual meetings of
various national associations, Congress, &c.
have had the effect to attract great crowds of
strangers TO the Metropolis; and frequently the
proprietors Of hotels have been Obliged TO manage
TO obtain rooms for their patrons At other houses
The speedy departure Of guests was no relief to
them, for as soon as room was vacated by one