The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-19
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
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Ship Atmosphere. HATES from bohdon mhy tu'
Also, one bark, usiuo not known.
(Ccnt,rutj from n, 6rst pdce)
system Of visiting the Park ty tie children Of the
sciols under the Of The teachers, IS shall en-
sirs the general Of tie grounds for the purpose
The Committee on Free Academy, 70 whom was
referred lie memorial u sundry eitlcns Of Jewish
Giih praying thst TIE students OF the Jewish faith
IT, the Academy, who, by reason Of their religious
faith, Observe the usual Jewish holidays, may lie
e1eu,cd froin s,,enisnec on those days aud from
loes Of standing By reason OF such non-attcndsnce,
reporsd that in their opinion II is neSi Lent 70
make any CT ange in he system Of debit and credit
o. stud.nts in the Academy. Tho report was
sdoptcd. Tie name q Col. Cogsswe was re-
ported by tie Committee as Military Inspector, q,
salary Of sl,eoc per annutn. Laid over. Ad-
!oufned.
GRAMMAR ScnooL No. 49, Male Department,
located ia sh street, between sth and 9th av,aues,
held review yesterday at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Tue exercises were conducted by Mr.. Keddlc,
snd were a. follows;
Reading OF the Scriptures by H. K!ddle, FAD.
Prov. ".
Singing ............."G Gratitude" ....... rhool.
Recitation, reading. spelling, Sc. Third Class II.
Defamation. Union and Liberty. Master Geo Sucs
Singing ........fiag of our Union. 3 hool.
kectstOu. .... Grammar. ..... Second lass d.
6.nsrJ. ... .Mc-riy Shines the Morn. ....S lhooi.
Dr.l............firr,C Company. .........,. ......
Defamation Secession. Master Lewis Dunn.
Recitation. Book -k,epiIg......firN Cises A.
Singing ......... Flag OF TIE Free. ......, SCHOOL,
Defamation. Voyage OF ship tuionJss fitzgerald.
DIstr.bv'o Il semi annual Certificates.
Singing ........." Gloria Pa,ri". School.
The singing ny Ito pupils very good. The
following arc the names Of the scholars Of 81 class
,,t. v.lo all NIL
boys They road nom Sanders New Third Reader
very well, and spelled and defined in u superior
manner:
Thomas Thornton, Charles Gilbert, Joseph Quinn,
Harry Forbes. Thomas Knox, Norris Gilbert, Ashur
1saacs, Alfred Thisteton Isaac ScxsA Richard
Flint, John Schulenburgh. James HuHsey. Willism
Kinds, Charles 4. Coon,y John J. Radford Patrick
McCabe, John Ryerson, Frazer WcstcrveIt, John
II. Druggeman, Jacob May, John Moore, Joseph
Bkelley, Frank willard, Patrick McGowan, John
Quinn, Charles King, Thomas Mccormick. The
teacher reported the following scholars M excolng
In their studies Thomas Thornton, Thomas Issacs,
Isaac Seixas, John schulcnburgh, james Ilussey,
William Kinds, Frazer westcrvclt, John II.
Bruggsinan, Jacob May, John Moore, Patrick Nc.
Gowan.
Second Glass, D, were examined in grammatical
analysis aud p,rsing by their teacher. Mr.. Rich.
anond u. Elliott. The following ore tie names o
che scholars;
Samuel Hutchings, Charles r. Peterson, Henry
ham, WIN. Redding, VIM. llynes, John Peabody
Alphonso Collins Henry Lnneman, Bernard
Thornton, Charles Gcschcid,, Thos. Little, 9eors'
Kennedy, Archibald Black, Robert Muh, John PHI
ger, VIM. Stevenson James Baker, John liartin
Edward Phallon Mr.. Elliott reports the followin.
scholars rs e.eeiins IN their .tndies Snsrle,
Hyncs, Robert Num- Bernard Thornton, John Pea
body John Iiartn.
The boys scqu!t,ed themselves very well in.
deed, their answers being prompt, and given with
out embarrassment.
The drill Of tho first company was under the su.
pervision Of Mr.. Jared s. Bahcock, and was one OF
clio finest exhibitions ~ tlis line Witnessed for some
time The boys wen, through the various rnarch-
ingn, countermhrchiugs, sidcstep, and double quick
marching with the greatest precision. The last
named mgnGuyre was pronounced 10y an old Eng
sh soldier who present, to TO ono Of the finest
he ever witnessed The distance was well kept,
aud the halt was as II but one boy had been march
ing For this and tho other exercises, Mr.. Justin
Martin presided NJ the plano. The following are
the names OF the boys Of the company
Eugene Gavcy, J I'm Frick, Archie Peterson, Jas.
NJ. Cianahln, Archie waterhoure, Gr,ham Nc
Adam, Giles wannakcr, james Fitzgerald, Fred.
Newman, John Mooney, Harry Jewliman, Add
SON Thompson, WIN. Ii. Canvet George w. Ore
ham, John q. Young, Elias Tompkins, VIM. p.
Campbell Richard y. Hutchlngs, VIM. j. Brooks,
John Mallory, Benz. samuel, Charles bhsrkey.
smith, Edward Farrell, John Perry, j. N. karsch,
O. Cunningham, y. =. weignen, y. Gif-aihsr.
John Mccarthy, August siegsl, X. Donaldson j.
J. MCGUIRE Michael Colbsy, J. II. Oakley, John
Eason. q. o. Black, j. q. Mccoy, Z. J. GIL, q. J.
Mulliner, james Ferguson, Il. u. Esson, Lewis ID.
Dunn, Edward Doughsrty. Z. u. Dsdeau, Anei
uucey.
Following the drill was . defamation snt.tled
"Secsssion" delivered In 1rs-rste style by Master
Lewis Dunn, . boy Of IL. II was spoken with ex.
a., ND
sion being perfect and the audience ev!nced theiI
satisfaction u, u close. Master Dunn is member
Of the choir OF Trinity Church. The frst class tAI
was then examined by their teacher, Mr.. Menzss
Adams, In bookkeeping, and gave evidence OF
great proficiency. The following sre the names Of
the pupils;
Eleazer Goldsmith, I'd. Farrell, John Perry, J.
NJ Karsch, c. j. Cunningham, L. p, wissnan, o.
oilfether, john Mccarthy, August sisgel, h Don
sldson, j. j. Mcclure, Michael Colbsy, T.. IL. Oak.
Joy, john Easou, Z. o. Black, j. j. Mccoy, Z. j..
Oil, @. j. MulNnsr, james Ferguson, r. u. Esson,
Z. g. Dunn, "a pougherty, q. u, Badeau, Amel
Aufey. Mr.. Adams reports the following boys -
deserving OF particular praise Eeszer GSldsinith,
y. J. Farrell, John Perry j VI karsch, U. j. Gun.
ninghaIn, L. 4. wiegman, L, II. Oakley.
A poem 1.-THE good ship Union," was then reo,t
cd by Master Jsmes Fitzgerald, aged abou, 10.
nwu very well done. Mr.. Kidilo Al tie close .
ths exercises, spoke highly Of the discipline OF III
scholars, tue large numbers present and the exec,
leucs OF the exercises, which he was proud Of OF
Shis his FIRST visit. He explained the csus" OF u
pon-e1sinination Of the school this year TO be
eonseq, .ence OF the removal 10 the new building
and tbs, the children had not the fsc!lities
the other schools during the last 10 months ther'
fore, II would lie unfair 70 subject them 10 the sam
examinations. lie particularly commended v
musical exercises, tie declarations and tho drill
ths last Of which lie was glad TO made . isatui
In Vie schools, not because lie wished Q war sp.r
" 10 imbibed by the children, but because n ten
ed TO develops their physical fscutss lie CO
graduated thslQ on their success, aud hoped III
thslr Course void still be upward and onward.
Mr.. John ?. Williams then distributed the sen
snnual certificates to ths best boys Of tho sAo,
whose names follows;
Joseph Farrell, Jshn Perry, Peter Hermes Nl
Moore, George N. WyAnt, Eugene Gayey, Jo
fssck, Edward FARRELL, CorIslius j. Cunuinghs,
John Shulenbe,g, Eleazsr GoldsinlL, IsAse sen,
Lewis y. Weignsn.
Mr. sigisnund Schuster tdrswing teacher, a,
presented prizes 70 Eleazsr Golarnith. M
Ksrsch, and Charles W. Stephens. These mr.,
consisted Of some very handsome drawing,
williams then announced that grand concert,
ths benefit Of the widows and Orphans Of siai
xeyld b given BY w ehildren sf@i' Is~'! w