The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09


Parker, however, may be noted for excellence b
mental arithmetic, Misses Mary y. Wright and
Mary Kennedy, Of the first class for superior drsws
ms aud Miss Ida l.. BoVsrt In natural PHILOSOPHY,
The names Of tho members Of the class are given
Ia the order 10 which they stood, a. follows Lsss
Parker, Mary Valentine, Sarah L. Lester, Nay O.
Becker, M,rsare, Cooper. Msry r. Wright Kate
4: Ccrnc !. LAzs l. He'd. Nellie y. Dwser. Lizzie
Cloheity fnna =. Lesl, Annie G. Cocts Ju.
La ~ Cacks. Emma L. Reed, Mary n DO
sart Mary Kelly, LA L. Bosart, Sarah c. Cor.
c cs ' L. WI nss'rA o, Lizzie n p s1s52ssSD.
The rank oftis class 10 Of the first grade. The e.
animation wa. very superior in reading, grammar.
analytical isfs.nel penmsnship and drawing. eu.
re-ior in algebra AMI geometry, and good In histo
~ and natural philosophy. II TO these the cram.
liners could have added beauty, the class would
havo ranked Ia tho frs, grade also. The drawing
class Is under Mr.. ssifinond schuttet. Duringa
recess Miss Jennie Ware Of the fret class, sang .
beautiful melody. Miss Ware Is young lady about
sixteen aud has beautiful soprano voice, which
was heard u much slysntsge. Mr.. Randall closed
with commenis,ory and well deserved remarks -
TO The progress Of the school Miss Grace n. PARK.
hurst read an original composition on pasriossms
which was very well written, and Miss Lizzie Park
er lecture on the heavenly bodies, which, beside
exhibiting depth Of Thought, created much amuse-
'nsnf. The exercises closed at O'Clock, with sing.
Ing by the pupils lei by Miss Leai, Twice Princi.
pa, Miss famrlss presiding Of the piano. There
are two Of them In the school. purchased by The
Trustees, aud both good ones-fron steinwsy Co.
ANNivERsARr EXERCISES HELD EsrERDAY.
The Forty Anniversary Of the Americas
BILE Society was held yesterday forenoon a IRVING
Hal. The annual report specifies the receipts q
the year at SJ1s,i3I ST. Grstuitous issues SSH
$50 OF. Books printed At Bible House, 1909, 10.
BOOK issuei. loo $40. Not iess than $50 900 books
nave been distributed In the army aud navy OF The
Cnittd States. Tie Scriptures have been extern
SiVcy circulated IN foreign countries Resolutions
were adopted having reference ~ the necessty for
tie universal distribution of the Bible-The An.
nua Exhibition Of the pupils Of the N. Y. Deaf and
Dumb Asylum WAS held yesterday afternoon Al
O'Clock. at irving Hall. which was denseiy crowd,
ed. The pupils neatly s,tired, occupied prominent
places In the hall The exercises were cond,cted
| by Superintendent Poet, Of the Asylum, and con.
sisted Of definitions, examinations In logic, cleo
T'c'ty, magnetism, galvanisn, chemistry, 49,,
answers TO questions all the sciences OF EN-.
| plihcatons Of the features OF the sigu Ian.
g'iage, &c, all with tho aid Of the blackboard.
| The thiitieth anniversary % the New York state
Colonization socioty was held last evening a
Irving Hall. The annual report showed that ~
persons had emit stcd to LII eria during tho pasA
year, and many have manifested . desire " try
the shorter voyage u Hay,. The total receipts Of
tie year were, s!s,s2T Il? payments, $i7.6I3 %
The Society at Washington had completed the bali
for is Offices at a cost Of $4,000 The frightening
utnre prospects 81 the scccie,y were referred %.
with ressid 10 the disposition uf tive Pres,dsnS
not only to offer aid to emancip alton, but
" orer to the emsncipsted means TO emf.
gate u some tropical country, aud . pro~pecs
oi such aid 10 the now free coiored populstlon
The 18th anniversary Of the La les Home Mo
-ohary Society having under their charge the Five
Points Mission. was held at the Academy OF nusaS
last evening. Bishop James presided, and large
audience vas present. Some 800 children of The
Mision School occupied the stage aud took part In
The MISUNDERSTANDING, speaking, &c. Rev. J. NJ
shAn.r read the Annual Report of the Treasures.
stating tho income for the past year ut s. 1884 Is
expenditures, ss,ibs OF balance on hand, eys a.
a collection was taken up, amounting 70 nearly
sl'oo-of which Daniel Drew subscribed $500 ~
DO applied TO the payment OF the debt on the Mis-.
sion House, which Is $1,000
dnnitsrsary Exercises for TJddp-Amevican
Board Of Commissioners for Forign Miasioua Al.
niverSary at Irving Hall. 18th street, at 10 A. II.
Five Pon'siHouse Of industry. Anniversary q, The
Academy Of Music, at IN NJ.
| CRY ISciDENTs, YEsrERpAY,-Jobn W.
Hammond the young man arrested on the steamer
Columbia, on suspicion Of being . rebel officer bss
tcen liberated II IL said that In 80 At Of nssni,v"
he ran away from Mont cello, N. Y, 90 Join the re-
Tel army, but becoming more sane after reaching
Havana, he concluded to return, with his equip
men's.-Pro-rierre obrie, a Fronchmsn, was Ar
rested for drawing pistol uron q Policeman who
entered his house, 80 West eet 10 ascertain tho
cause IT flame reduced by the expo sion Of q CAM
'hc Amp'--furthtr arrests were made yesterday
Of rcrs' M who sell liquor without licenscIn tbs
Court Of General Sessions, John Bes-crgne, who
pleaded guilty TO a charge Of o. tanning s5J from
Patrick Q INN, BY the confidence game, was sen, to
the fenitentiary for one ycar.-John Casey, who
pleaded guilty Of forgery in the fourth i,.rss.
and jean Peri, who pleaded guilty to a charge
OF false pretences, were remanded for sentence
A young man named Geo. Barton, " Pittsburg
Penn, was arrested Tor attempting 10 pass in .
brokers' ONCE, seven counterfeit 800 bills on tho
| Allegheny Bank, Pa. The bills we're well executed,
| A color,d man named Ttomas Cunt, was srre,t.
ell, charged with attempt to kill another colorei
| man named JOS. Chsmberlsn.-A FIRE occurred
yesterday afternoon in the second floor Of the por-
ter house corner Of Greenwich and Canal streets &C.
| cuped by Mrs Cohen dwelling. Damage $500.
| insured. triAng FIRE occurred at No
- Eat Thlrty.third street. Loss $780, not insured
| THE Courts, YEsrERDAY.--In the supreme
Court, in the suit Of the Citizens Bank, Of water.
bury, Conn.,, agt. Henry Coggill and others, tho
plaintiff, who are judgment creditors Of Henry
| Coggill, now moved that he lie attached for con.
tempt OF court In refusing 10 furnish, directed,
statement Of his liabilities and assets. The court