The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-31

Open unto Ms tho gates Of righteousness; We will
enser them and praise the Lord
The doors being opened, the procession entered
with the scrolls Of the law In handsome cases Of
rious solorsin their arms, the minister and ebolrI
chanting ths E.-sv ing, accompanied ~ the orchss
IRA
Bessed he he who cometh In the name Of ths
Lord We bltes uu from the house q the Lord.
How goOd.y are thy t,Lts Jacob, thy tabcrnac,es
o Israel. Aud Ia tie greatness Of thy bencvoieucs
VI enter tliue house in reverence Of Thee wili
Vow down towards the temple Of thine holiness
o Lord, have loved the Lab.taton Of thin. house,
ANA the dycl.iug place q Thy glory. ! therefor
will worship bow down and bend tho knee before
TIE Lord, my maker. Aud will offer prayer into
Thee, o Lord, In an acceptable time. In thin'
tiuui.lt mercy, . God, answer me ia TIE truth
r y saiSutou.
The procession then walked round the synA
,oeus seven times, clsntns rsa,n during each
circuit accompanied by the consregaucn snd choir
Ater the seventh circuit. the bearers u the scroll
approached the ark, which was opened 10y the Pre-
s.d,ui and after an appropriate chan, and prayed
'or tie Goy,rument-Feieral, State aud Clyde
posted them therein.
The perpetual lamp WAS then IL and sGermpI
song after which tie Rev Dr.. 1saacs delivered
very eloquent discourse, from the following tets
"Fpr my house shall Doe called the house u pr.yV
fpr all tie nat uus. e. Isaiah ~.
Another aoay followed, AMI discourse was de
hverci by TIE Rev. Joseph SAKE, In German, s'te
which prayer was offered fur the congregation 'f .
collection taken mp. The services conclude
Oita the i5)u Psatl, by the choir aud s.nvrrs
SION, after which one of the little girls named FAN
delivered poem entitled "G.tti. houseu," in
mot admirable manner, anil received three round
Of applause The music by the choir was cxccp NJ
Tur NEW CRY CuARrER-The Goycrc
81 tie st.tc signed the new charter I'LL on rrisy
sud i - TOW therefore . law. Among other rr
Visions It ato'ishcs The Spring elections, takes h
power % making contracts from the Board " A
dermeL eul vets ii VA Board % Commissioner
of vi iru the Mayor stle head The Aidorm,y al
10 he paid salary Of $500 year each, after tie /,
= J'nuary, i,d3. No alteration is made In IL
Board ~ supervisors, except that one hall are 4
elected one year aud one half the next. The Bar
II Assessors IL reduced from ~ 10 memh,rs-
three from the Western District and two from Il
Eastern district, who are T. he nominated by h
Mayor and confirmed by the Board Il Supervisor,
new Office, that Of CommifSiUuer Of Taxes, i
created by the bill aud hat Of the Office Of Con
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies Is Gbo.sheq
The official terms 4 the Mayor, Comptroller an
oilers which would Hpire on the LIST Of May, isGt
are extended until the LIST u January, 1868.
SUNDAY ScnooL ExurBrrIoN AND CoNcrRt
The annual exhibition Of the William street 81. Tl
School, u Brooklyn, was repeated, by request,
tie Brooklyn Academy ofMusic, last week. Isf4s
asplendId affair, and passed "a very Rgreeabyig
The Programme consisted u singing, rcctaf
al dialogues, all Of which met with we.l-rn 4
applause. The house was crowded, and Il
4 4 mi. Y"
viii be de, ted to increasing the school libra
TuE LATE DECEAsK Of manager A. II
| iy, formerly Of the Chatham Theatre, r
| quite theatrical landmark. Mr.. Purdy
about 100000 from the pioneer production
Gle TOMS Cabin" but lost the money In OF
,crprises. Ills last illness was quite brief.