The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-01


!. Prayer. Pastor Of Seventh Avenue N. Z.
g. Opening Address tOrilrina Emma Avery
Z. .semi-ohoruA Nee, Me in Heaven IS. q.
8. address, "Hst,er-o..fsct Man."-wm. II.
6ibson.
6. Song, "Do they Think Of Ne a, Home S'--
Mary Ct0psey and Julia y CERT.
T..Cborus, "a Friend that's Ever Near
s.. Addrtss, 4Mottsr's Love"-MAry J. uughs
.. .solo, "M.ry's Dream. Carrie winchester
10. Address "0ur Infant ClAss."-Cornelia
ii. ysoio, "u were ioe."-susan Byard.
IL. Address, "Triies." Mary Patterson.
Is. Semi Chorus, "Fountain in the De."-semi-
Chorus Ciasr
il. Address, "The Times "-chArles wickham.
10. Solo, "Oid Bachelor. "--CorneHa Wuoi.
16. Duet, "whers shah we And Home -
Az. s s1S r" my 2o,her'. cr.ve"-chare.
and willie Burnham.
Is. .Disiosue. "The Lap Dog"-sarah searles
10. SOLO, 1.-THE Rock beside the sea."-Carrie
20. Rebellion Record, Original. -Twon,y-.eve
III. Chorus, The Sleigh Rides 'hol.
n. Address, "Little Fred. CHARLES Henshaw.
70. Duet, oselectcd. injury oakley and Emma
"a Dialogue, "Mo,her'a white Les"-Itabella
Knapp, Lizzie Sherwood, A. Durham and James
~. .semi-chotus, "Iolsn Clsre."--semi. Chorus
~ Glass.
70. Solo and Chorus, "Evanselins.
~. Address, " Our Volunteers Emma Avery.
%. Chorus, "Thp Better Lands hool.
20. Address, midnight heditatious Ellen
80. Solo, "Florence. Emma IIraglsnd.
81. Address, What can It mean f"-K,te Bowen.
20. solc, "Rock Me 10 Sleep, Mother."--Aidie
5J. dialogue, "Unce Sam and his Family
, Forty-one Scholars.
!. ~. Chorus, "Glorous Day Of Libcrt IS ho,l.
30 Doxo!ogy and Beneiiction.
Two Of these performances, Nos. 20 and q we're
remarkably guod. In the first Of these, ''the re-
bellion record" twen,y-sH children, each repro
seuting letter Of tho alphabet, roctel alternately
verses beginning with their several letters and de-
srip,ve Of rebel leaders, the charNcter's Of the
traitors Of the South. It ELECTED great applause.
The second, "Uncle Sam and his family" opens
with view Of Uncle sam driven alm,s, 1, dis;r,c-
ton by the contradictory and rehellous disposition
Of some Of his children. The American Eagle con-
socs and suHtans him. s,uth CAROLYN, enters and
threatens o. leave the household II Uncle 81 PER-
sists in taking into his employ a wood-choppng
western laboriny man tLlncon) Six others II hor
Sisters tmaling the seven seceded siltel Join her
in her cause. Tho guns Of Fort sumter are heard.
the free states rise n the dcoace II Uncle lam, the
several foreign elements Of nation, the GcrtnNn
Irishman, and others all represented ~ rsllying
o. the supper, Of the flag, ami finally the iispbed.
emit sisters humbled aud forced to return b. the
household. But one fault could be found with the
piece that the girls selected +, represent the states
Of spike" were ~ handsome, particularly South
Carolina. Or opursc the representative " the free
states pretty, but they should have been much
pretticr hsn the wifol The singing In chorus
was AL good, ss also was some q the spo singing
but a part Of the latter simply bad.
Da uIN oil
thee most applauded were No- ., IL and al
Among IN many, all 80 cool, it was hard t. chp,, Q
Which was tie best.
The exercises closed with benedictipn,
CANDLrMAs Tomorrow, Sunday the feast
the Purifcation u the Blessed Virgin commonly
called Caudlcmas, will be celebrated in all the
Catholic churches in this city, aud throughout
Chrsteud1m Tho object Of the Church in this
feast il "a omote meiitaou in the Mysteries. l-
ie purih at ~ the Blcs-ed Virgin 2i the IRE.
senlation Of the infant Jesus in the temple 81, the
meeting OF Simeon and Anna with the ind,n, Jesus
and his parents. The lighted cand les distributed on
this day Intended T. represent the SAVIOR rs tie
lsht ofre world.
JANIS A. MCMAsTER, of the " FRExstNN :
JorRSAL" and "Freenan's Appeal" lectures at
The Irving II al, opposite the Academy Of Music on
18th street, tomorrow evening. The subject oi the
lec'urc /, Christopher Columbus.
CoRBEoTIoS.-ln the "Boots and Bootoes''
portion Of the lengthy article, the first page re-
speltng the 4. 4. Quarterms-ter's Department.
Abe reader will please rc,d-"Of thosc ntees si0-
zoo pairs have been inspected ont OF which ua less
than 1900 pairs were rccc'ci,"- Instead ~ tho
Ieiing there given by an error discovered too late
y be corrected.
BELL RINGERS APPoIyTED.--The following
changes were made yesterday by Mtv,r OpIvke
among the beringers in the different Dstrctsi
The CRY HaHIJss. w. Mstteson and Geo.
Bevins, Vice Henry Rogers.
Post O@ee-Coneius Dowuey, vice Len. D.
White.
Washington Ndrket-Frank Jorien, vice 4 ,lcr,
y CARROLL James j. Costa, vice WIN. Miller
bierheld. - Wv ''''
I hcDOsgal .Styeet-ChAs n Yeop,,ns gi,. W.,
Q linn. VIM
Jsgcrson MayEet-,John Shields, vice Harrison
Rlhcld; Alex. Gray, vice Jno. l.. Van W rt
WIN. II. Swords 'e
=, iorkUHs-wm. Bantam, Jr., vice lwarI D.
?, Marion street-wm, P. Simpson, vice Charles
Thtt'ythi'd srcet-wm. Rogers, Vic. John II.
NJ. Morris-Abraham j. Hopper, vie James
Union MdrEet-Jicob PETERS, vice WIN. Tavlor.
Relben Z. Mills, vice Chas. Parkes.
The appoutees were notified b. appear YESTERDAY
corning at the MAJ or's office, where tuoy received
ter papers will little speech rom the Mi,yor.
Iivate Secretary, in which he informed them that
iey we're expected h. serve notices o, removal ur,,
Ice removed, aud step into their places precisely
)amdnight, attending ~ all alarms after that hour
Seven or eight % the changes are -J,u T. be made
y The FOURTH LEcrURE or JUDGE Morris
sonrse on Social and Political Science WA. dali
III 'ered at tue Cooper Institute last evening IN rre
fshee oil an audience Of FIVE or six hundred naoIs
v Jhe lecturer confined himself mainly /, tho dIs-
emotions between moral universal law. and c,r.
N'u'lona la" the first, that by which sincere, I'm,
I"hA''o'd men seek N govern the world the sao,,d
mat by which the world must be governed. Son,
'enhon wAS Aso directed To the political ethic. of
ne h'uie' and very ingenious argument on the
Npee' oil constitutional religious freedom and
quality was introduced.
Ex'CHKF ESoTSEER HARRY Uow,pn .,,
lphed 10 the Legislature T. give hin, o, L. 81
n the name by which he is =. univer,,ri,
'nown, his hsptisma cognonen being Henry NJ
nlespir' name whcn has grown very staIo,,
0nt ~ use. The request will und,lbtailv n