The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

po,- !. c'Rourks, and Captains Maurice wLsh
and James wepley. These gentlemen, with ssy;
erAl others waited board until NE osisr 70 60
OF, when, after q warm pressure Of the hand trou
each, they went on shore and the vessel proceeded
on her voyage. Among the Irish curiosiiss which /
The delegation takes out W California, are two
beautiful nnnsts, thrush, and three well seasoa.
ed shilelsghs. The birds are excellent songs,ers
FRENCH STEAMERS TO THIS PoRT.-0w
city soon 70 be the depo, Of another for midabls
stesn ship Company, which Is Of French initiation.
and " run line Of s,esmers from Havre W this
port touching q, Brest II viii consist Of Eve tron.
built steamers, two Of which will be supplied with \
engines q eight hundred and hfy horse power, ,hs
other three with engines OF about eleven hundred
horse power. These three, stronger than the I
others viii be especially fitted for winter service,
These boats viii lie OF about the sise thoss
Of the CunArd line, but will. Is aaid, excel them
in point Of speed. luxury and comfort. They viii
lsavs HAvre and New York q, intervals Of two
weeks. Al there steamers are now on the s,ockz.
three IN Glasgow and two in France. They are Va
be distinguished from the ordinary mail s,eamshps
by the fsc, tina, they are entirely constructed Of
iron. The same Company 10 70 run line OF stean-
ers between France, the wes, India Islands and
AspnwAll
NRw MINISTER OF THE FIRST Baptist
CuuRcu.-The Rev. pr, 7 d. Anderson, the nsv
minister Of the First Baptist Church, corner @
Broome and Elizabeth street,, preached In ths
church yesterday, but will no, assume his pastoral
functions until the hfst Of April. Or. Anderson has
been Tor over thirteen years connected With BAp-
hf church In RoNbury Mas, and bears hixu
reputAi' n S an eloquent and learned minister.
Ills sermon yesterday, the 2sth verse Of the ilth
chapter OF Max, was listened W by . very large
congregation, the house being crowded, and hisds-
O. urse fully sustained his amer reputation DR.,
Anderson takes the place Of the deceased Rev. Dr.,
Mott
THE TAMMtNI SocmrY will meet At the
od Wswsrn, this evening, T. install the recently
elected Grand SAchen, Nelson J. Waterbury
SENATOR SUMNER AND IHK GERMAN Re-
runu',N- The following letter has been received
y WIN. M Wormersb ir,h. Esq, Corresponding
Sscrtiary % Tire Central German X plblcan Com
mlaee % this city, who II a late general mes,iAg,
endorsed senator 81 nnSr's territorial proposition
in reference " the r,b,iliJus states:
SENATE CHAMBER. 25th Feb '6s.
siR'-l nave had the hon ~ recsivs the resnlu-
non unanimous passed by tue rman Rspubli.
can Central Committee Of New York, del .rins
their adh-ton N certain principles pre.entet ~
me = the Senate on tho restons betveen the INT
ted Stats and the territory once occupied by GER
tam s'sts, and now usurp-d by pr,tcuded govern
meht' without INSTITUTIONAL or ega riRhl
pray you " 10, the q mmittee know my graft
tude Tor tie prompi and generous Support which
they have given u these principles
The Germans Throughout our long contest with
slavery lave been nos only earnest and true, but
ne nave s'ways seen the great question IN iis
character and importance. Without ITEM our
cause Sonld not have riuu Pied At the Lao Pren.
Dental election. II Is only natural therefore, that
Trey should continue to guard and advance this
w nVaU o.. hi
,ate. IL moat gratifying To and Committee ~
Distinguished az yours ready again, 70 enter ints
the contest ior Human Rights
Accept the assurance OF the respect with which
have the honor - be, sir. Faithfully Yours,
CHARLIE SUNSER.
WV. N WERMrRsKrHcu, Esq, Corresponding SEC
re'Ary te., &c, nc
GERMAN SrGEL DELEGATION The dele.
gates appointed at the resen, sige mass meeting 70
make known its sentiments 70 the authorities ~
Washington, came together on Saturday evening.
al the Pythsgoras Hotel in Canal street, and with
Mr.. Friedrich Kapp in tho Chair and Mr. julius
Bril- acting Secretary proceeded 10 credit the fnAn-
cisl report read by Mr.. Ballng, their Financial Be-
cretary. The repor, was Appr, we'd and arranged.
and aftsr resolving no, to heed the pub lie call is
sued in the German papers during the pas, weak
by so-stylei Committee OF the Social Reform Club
requiring an account OF their success In Washing
ton. the delegation dissolved.
PAssPoRrs.-The order from tho War De-
Partmens, requiring persons going abroad to pro-
cure passports, has been rescinded and travellers
are .. liberty TO procure them or not, ~ they may
think proper.
FROM EuRorE.-Ths steamship Etna from
Liverpool the 18Th. arrived At this por, last even
ing. She had succession OF strong gales the sn-
tire passage and on the Esd shs sailed for 30 miles
alongside a field of heavy loo. The Etna's news IL
anticipated.
EFFORTS FOR THE REDEMPTION Of homo
less and ouicast women are being made by pleas-
ing and talented lecturess-Mss y NINA HArdluE s
who gives lecture at the Cooper Institute 20
| morrow evening, a, which new and very Efficient
plan Sr the purpose will be suggested. The largo