The New York herald., 1862-04-20

tioaale at DOdworih's Hall, SOC broadway. at hsr Ss
ten in the morning, ard at ha,frss D tho even
ing VIII DISCOURSE the "Phnoso ply o. Inspiration"
important to the Poanders.--cev. Marian Gizinski
will preach Polish in the Church of The Nest Holy Re-
deemer, in Third street. between and B, at
ha past four in the alteren every second and fourth
Sunday Of tho month, for az she Caholo Polanders
siding in New York and vs vicsa.y.
AngloAmericar Church OF 81 Seof2o tie Martyr, For
tyfourh street (norh side), brswsen Fifth and sixth
avenues, Rev Alex. s. Leonard D.y., rector VIII b.
open for divine worship every sun6S services Co com
mence at half past the morning and four in tho
afternoon and 81. Georges Day, Wednesday, April
23 at nine O'Clock in the morning
The Rov. G. Cravens viii preach Z ster sermon in
The chapel or the Fourth ULiversGih! Socisy Cumber
land street, between La;ayette and DeKsb avenues,
Brooklyn this morning at half-past ten O'Clock. The
public in sited
Obseauies OF Capt. Maxwell C'suIiiyan.
The funeral OF Captain Maxwell 0'Srllivan, OF the
Eighty eighth regment irish brigade, will take pace tos
day, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, punctuay, from
the Armory of tho sixty ninth regiment OF Essex
and Grand stress His remains laid in state there
yesterday under military guard and were visited by
very large number Of HIS friends and old comrades Cf
the Sixty-nirth with whom he served in Virginia at tho
construction of Fort Corcoran and the battle Ct Manas
sas where he was wounded during thu action. subse-
quenty joining the Irish brigade, ne raised company in
the Fight eighth and was esteemed the m st en-
Gent and accomplished officers under General Meagher
command. he Was unlappy cut on in the very opening
OF military career which promised TO be brilliant and
successful one, aud at the very moment when his reg
ment was on the march for the ed OF action York
town. lie distinguished himself at the battle OF Manas
sas while volunteer IN tho ranks cf the sixty NINTH
and bis lecture delivered in Irving Hail after the return
OF that regiment was mastery story OF tho fight, and
the events in Virginia preceding it which will bo
beret an evidence Of the talent and scholarly accom-
plishmcni Of the young and modest lecturer. His
funeral viii, no doubt be lafgey attended to-day.
The following order has been issued by he captain OF
teer in the gallant Sixy ninth
SPECIAL ORDERS.
NATIONAL CADETS,
SIxTy-clalu RleIMENT n. Y. 5. NJ, C0aPASY c,
NEw YoEH, April2 49, 1862.
This company will parade fully uniformed armed and
equipped (witiout overcoa,sN, Sunday, April 20 ns
for tho purpose OF paying the sst tribute Of respect to
deceased conrade in arms Capt. Maxwell oSuyan,
OF the Eighty eighth regiment New York State yolun
teers. The members will assemble at the regmenta
Armory, Essex market at hafpast twelve O'Clock p NJ
BY order Of Captain MICHAEL OkEkLFE.
STANLEY, Orderly.
The officers and members OF the Sixty ninth, and those
city, are invited attend the funeral and they will
doubt all be present TO pay the last honors to
soldier. The line OF march will be from Nsex Market
through Grand street to Broadway, and thence down
Tenth the ferry for Calvary Cometey. Oliver
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