The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-27

DASfrL WEBSTER once ssid that there yers
no Sundays In revolutionsy timos, ard Las,
Sunday Illustrated the truthfuluess Of the re.
mark.
PHHtrrtrru,.---The store. in Tie citt
were ren"-s'lv oloeed, and the churcses open.
but the street, wcEo alitp with pecrls Soldier
IN undr % lu'.orn were no, Ing alcut, tr flllne
~ going !,-"asd Ia all the srmorics and in tie
paJb' squares, arms Gro being carried thruo,,h
ta streets in TrEous, ugp spsper' extra, Nets
cried ~ every direction, etuqos for the sals a
military nccosssiss were oIeu, aud the attend
arts N.re brsily engaged in paching eoods. In
most Of the Episcopal ChurchCs The Star SpSny-
LED Banner was played asa voluntary, BY the
orEanists with eleC trc effect.
HARTFORD, CoSN.--Crowds of women, In
the sew ins machine establishments busy ssv-
ing uniforms, al nirht, as Wes a. Ell tlay, re-
crriliiI rooms bes,iEed by ca ,,or Volunteers
c'nTanlcs marching the sticets; cars constantly
striving with troois, cannon and ammunition,
the Population ct the surrounding towns, iesy.
ing like PuTsAs In 40, their isrinwor; 10 tale
care OF itTx.lt, flock into sOwn the women psoyi.
where.
NEwsuEYrosr, MAss.-Sea-ly al the clsr-.
aymen preached ard prayed on the war and
several OF the chciEs Gang patriotic songs. In
two OF tho churches, where the people Are se-
eustOmed TO sit during the singing. thew were
all brought 60 their feet. In ons of the
churches named, the "Stsr Span gled Banner"
was Given with much effect
BosToS.--0n Srnday evening, The Rev, Mr..
SupToRTM preached q farewell Ecrmon in the
Urittian Church, Tie interior Of tlls churc5
was decorated with Ansriesn ensisps feetoousd
around ths pulpit and tiis gallery and thitty.
four .naldens, robed In white, get Of with
union cockadcs, TO Represent tho states, we're
nlsrsballed around the s,tsr. Mr.. CupyosrJS1
discourse was pAtr'otic--enth siaslicallv 20
and notwithstanding the day and tho place, ths
congregation chsG,d him 20 tho echo. lie
stated that the church would 10 eyen as
to their country and were able 20 bear arms.
would hayc a. Opportunity G enrolling
their nsuies. The reverend gentla,nsn has
already t,Iiered hi3 services 60 tho r,nverurnsDt
TO proceel TO the scene OF action az q chaplaiD.
who, while he looked after the souls OF the man,
would not, In the hour OF peril, lie The first 10
turn hia back toward the ercmy. Should his
services DO declined, no pledged his whole
salary NJ pastor toward the support Of The fsnll-
llea d those who might lsyys Kat Bcstcu 10
light their ccuntry's battles. The organst ard
sexton have followed his example In this re-
speCi.
All the clcrsymt1 c: III city delivered pstri-
stic sermons. Rev. Dr. bAEroI preached an
sloguent discourse from the ICxt 'fu The name
dIcd Mo will set UP cur banner"
Rev. NFuENuAU ADAMS delivered q forcibis
discourse In favor OF tio Goycrnment aud ths
Union. A. the clo7e, his congregation contrib
uted $500 for the benefit Of the families u
the volunteers
THE following is copy Of hsnd,iu po.l.d
On ~. Stephcn's Church doors.
'ILe Union expects every man t. do his
duty.
Every man s,recia 70 DO hr1 duty
Pr1v Almighty GCd TO Fus,sin ia. Governs