The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-28

meeting wee rendered 10 those two Speakers, fcr
the noble manner In which they had sus,.ned he
honor Of abe Firs, Fire Zouavea, and thsy were
added 70 the committee prsviOusy appointed
roll was then opened for the signatures q such
members were ready, on the oslllDf John hcRAr-
land 70 return W the regiment, and the meeting sd
journsd.
Al the time our reporter leii the following names
were down on the list John Graves Y. @. Poms-
roy, W. A. H.rrson, p. II. Henneasy, 7. Neary,
J. NJ Bride, Patrick Keane, g. Q. wes,herhs.d, r.
Cowan.
| Many e.hers expressed themselves willing 70 90
back W their duty but wished hrst 10 talk 70 some
Of their oou~ AIDES and friends and think the MAJ,
YER over. recruiting Office will Dr some days IA
open at LafaJ cite Hall.
Nav YORK INFIRMARY FOR 1SDIoKNr
woNEN AND CnLDEES-.Alsdies fair for the bens-
AZ Of this charity, opened on wednesday even
ing, a. Dodworth's rooms, SOC Broadway The
attractions al this fair are varied and rare
Dramatic readings, music, vocal and instrurxi
mental and other ADJUSTMENTS are introduced, aIsna
the VISITOR for hihing admission fee, Is ensblSs'
10 crafty his taste in various ways, and assist q
enthusiastically and benevolent object At the
sAmesime. The tables are all neatly arranged.
and the ladies who have charge Of them are mos,
attentive. 10 the visitors. The nrs,, and indeed
the attraction ofthe fsir Is
Miss re- tdble.-The great attraction here Il, q
newspaper entitled "oSLr ONCE" well eihei by
hesdAmes N. A. siurgis and Marie Y. MeKays-
The remaining articles consist OF siereosoopes and
Microscopic views, &c.
Misses 7. & BIS 7abie.-These young ladies' are
attractive and preside with much grace. Tners Ia
called the "Fanoy Table" and has a variety II
hanI avttctas
very beautiful miniature American flag, knitted en-
tirey OF zephyr wors,ed by one OF the ladies, tho
stars being Of silver. Another is the figure u .
baby playing "bo- peep" which is mos, ingenious.
The next h small pair " scales, one Of which
carries the representation II heart and the o.her
purse Of money, the latter being decidedly ,ha
heavier.
Miss U--rs table is entirely covered with TOYS.
and the little folks find IL most attractive.
Miss Booth has q table a led With the choioava
hhrAture, the gin OF Mr.. Putnam, the publlsher.
Miss P, very pleading young lady, assisted.
Mrs. Bdyis' table had large quantity Of fancy
Article, amoi which copy Of "The spirit
Flower, " described by BayEd Taylor. This v.a
made OF WAY, snd had very natural picture Of the
dove within the cup. very unique and rare art-
Gle was a negro woman tsrpNen,yl. On taking OF
the head and shoulders 1t was discovered 10 be a
n WI
table, made entirely OF ine msrno, With every ap-
pendAge complete, was much admired. A unipls
bo-k-mark was another attraction. Oh one side Of
this were the letters or characters representing II
s.v,T, and on the other portion Of the letter X.
with the letters Sill. On twisting this, or rather
spinning II round with threads hanging from each
end the words 81 iss me-" were distinctly visibls
Tbs table WAS covered with q handsome canopy,
which was adorned with American aaes There
was also large humber OF beautiful wax aowsr..
made by the daughter Of Mra youn,, i.a.
Of 10.
Mrs Pc table The chic, attractions her.:
and the Muses. C-p, who aSHis,ei, ahoud No, Ia.
excepted are several spendid leetro,v, m In hon
Of Homer DR.. Kama. SHAY saneare and o.hor g.,
men, also Diana surrounded with ali Al. ten
Ancos Of the chas. Tbe,e ware All con,,,hu,., hv
A. Haas, silver platter and glider. "A wall a, h..
cheioi's silver tea set, which had ,hs acan. ., IT,
tanla making Iowa To Bottom var, band.o,,aIv .la-
trotyped thereon. Another attraction IA a numb.r
Of Psrian boque, holders, each having h.nd.o.n.
American fsg on IT, Cookery glass, &c ara bsre
| in abundance.
Mrs -, assisted by several Young lsdsa. has
table with worsted goods Of various d..crp,Ion..
Miss s. VS. table Is covered with s,ss ,yin,.r
flowers in water, Consisting a Mia ,oaoa. A. !.
Co. The lady herself may 10, bs ,-iu,,Iv r.nkes
among tie flowers over which .he prea,das
Mrs. Sturgis, with her sons aud daughters. b.v,
charge Of the supper table, which almoN. Oroan.
beneath i,a load Of e1cellen, yands and delieaceu
TIE fair will close this evening"
CHRISTOPHER Columns. - Last .yenin0
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