The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-28

Pic idci. nt,r which Master H. G.lla.,lo, l.liy,,.
the ming address, which was short. pretty, a,1 /,
tic PURPOSE. The Fret Clnss was then cxsro.,r.
10 uc Cuns.ituuon tho tinted Stiles phii,so,i E,
Arithmetic aud Algebra, IL tie two las, name.
sciences, the really manner in which tho v,u,.
''is answered "os really marvellous. One bow A.,
the work tie blackboard, and when M. o,,,,
"er" asked how many bad the answer, every s,a,,
was held up. In man, instances tic answer, ,vsr,
gwen almost instantly, particularly In sums r,,,,.
my '' me distance Travelled by sound. one question
was q. follows,
| suppose the Mcrrinlhc and Monitor 60, iu,o ,o'.
| iiNun Ito Meuiu.ac weighs /, 900 t,ns ma ,,,,
~ tio iie OF miles al hour: the N ni,or so 4 II.
aud goes miles AZ hour. which has the ,r,,tr a
NON, MUM The anawer was given almo-t Instant
y Ihr M"n' utum VI the Monitor was / ,UOu miles
Ehe Anow!ri>c ~ ia, other branches was ,atullv
5ood ~" following. ne the names OF tho boy, 81
tho firt tb..s
joseph Bro,,sly, Clr's',pher Glcrity. r.IU,,s
keoush, Robert Herman. BERNARD Crossen. Peter
GILLESPIE, flwari Na'sl, John Clare John Fnr
roll Thomas McGuirc, John HUT, JoscIh r ,cb.
iIuh'ns gallagher, i, Wa impossible 10 make a
selection as 10 ercelence,no one boy having ,niss,d
"a single question.
portion Of nauirl w''s,ei's speech on tic
Union' ia r'p'y Hr iin,nc. of south Caro-.
ina, was t'cu delivered by Mater J. Farrell, and
was followed ~ Vie song, " o I Hail ua yc free"
which was desc-vedy spp',uici. The second
class, average age ,bodt II, was tlsn examined by
Master Henry Thompson, one Of their number. in
The dement's Of seller sc ind geography, and nc.
Quilted themselves In superior nlsuner. Tue FOL.
,ow!ng are the name, Of ,hc scholars,
Henry r. npson Mnrsin WALSH Peter C,per,v.
Auyusus NJ htyre, Thomas Conctty, Chri.tophsr
lull, Mathew Car, Christopher Hunt. P,ter
broueh, Richard Rooney, John L. Cravl.y
"John BI.l's advice to Brother Jonathan,r in
reference to taxes, was then detained by Master
Peter Gillespie IN Il manner which "lrou.At down |
he house." aud also created considerable uorri. |
lent, This was followed by a song, "Nsht SHADE |
20 long =" 1t 10 fne composition, And---it is |
ioedluss to s,y--vas well sung. tribute to the |
nemory Of the l.to Mother Elizabeth Superior Of
lie Asylum, was next spoken 10y Master Robert |
<earuey. The piece well written, aud a..
lded to the good motAcr, WHO "used to meet Ito
's,tors at the d)orr aud welcome item to tie AS.
um, ani whose joyful tears were shed when she
ound her beloved orphans appreciated. Nov AL
La, remained Of her was in the tom9, bu,
hey should not weep, for while they felt
hey had lost mother, heaven lad gained .
aint," Tic piece was well spoken, aud the llt,lo
CHOW appeared T. feel what he was saying Hv.s
Warmly arpIanded. The next was TITO, sung by
Aa@'e'H ROBBERY herhan tsolo,l John Walsh and
Thomas MeGgire, t,rebles,) accompanied by Peter |
GILLESPIE, on the aeluioon. II was besutf,llv .,r,
par'culary the solo part by Master Herman A
witty dialogue py G. Gherty and J. HUT Hturn. |
'i on 'ho i'et oi member OF Congress, who &C. |
Aho"','fed aFhois otter things, that during tie |
'sp''es oh 'rle very important measures, he took
= nap III Tie nGJy, and returned In time t. vote
lu' AZ he dli not know much about tho affair, he
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