The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-21

49, a. smAIs osparmenNl y scholars; ever
Principal, Teacher Isrses Of schoI.rs ~ ~ fol.
l:y, WIN B.r:son, william 3. Ja.Irr. .J.mes
h IsS. sn sS,,s. elOa,c Bars Ioh. Bos.Is
nsnIFtsnas Kelly. John wrshS Rassom Dent.
eA John TsSlor, WIN. o. Jackson. Results %
! In s,snmar, sri.hme.s
niscns, tistsry and assbrs soo,i IN Constitutes
~. s. and psnmsn.hlp. Ts yollo~spy scAoiar1
ssceilsd WIN. Bsm.on. age, 10 year. WIN n.
Burg, John Bogert, John Newman, John Wright,
Ramon Denison, John Taylor, WIN. o. Jsckson.
Cas- D. examined BY NJ. Jones, - scholars ~.
John Travis, Rsbcrt Conan, Frank Butler, james
Mahon, walter Yeoinans, Frederick Jackson, vii.
liam Brown, Edward PerG IA christopher Martin.
via, Thomas Gsrvey, John seully, wilsam King,
James NJ Manus Franklin wsldron, james w slsh,
william Travis Eugene Drimmond. Rssuifs %
Hxamsna.aon. In reading. spelling, dsnni.
msnship aud history. The following scholars ex.
cslled .-Jsmes Mshon. Frederick Jackson. John
Travis Augustus sswney, James Walsh, William
Class % scholars average age 10 years
Names Of scholars are as follows WIN. Coscoran,
Eugene Poignant james Carroll. Win: J. Gage,
Henry A. Crsgg'er, Daniel Murphy, Daniel Staple.
ton, John Brennan, Edward Carroll, james Grove,
VIM. Cerlin, John Connor, Alfred Denniston, r. snk
Doyer. Geo. flushrsn, John G.rbrant, David No,
ing, John williams, John r. waters John white,
Geo. Thompson, joseph r. Ross, Dennis O'Connor.
gomsry. Result ~ Era,ainat,on-Fsir in reading,
geography aud mental arithmetic, excellent In spell.
Ing, good In definition and peninanship, and sups-
rior In tables. The .roicrin2 sholdrs erceiied;-
VIM. corcoran, Eugene Poignant, WIN. J. Gage,
John II. schintker, George Thompson, Joseph p.
| Ross, Dennis 0'Connor, Henry Dorm.
| Class A, list Division. examined by Mr.. Kiddlc.-
II scholars, average age 10 years. Miss Maria Jas.
Il r.. AZ.
| followsi Charlotte A. Wnnenoerg, Mary 4.
Lucka, Ann x. Robertson, Eloise N. Poignant, Liz.
Ann Winter, Mary n. Gloin, Anus Morton. Re-
| suits Of Exan,natiors-very superior In reading,
excellent In spelling, mental arithmetic aud pen.
| manshlp, good in definition. superior In grammar.
and good In definitions, history and astronomy The
| following scholars excclsdi Charlotte A. wiunen.
berg, Anp K, EYpertson Lizzie A. Brennan, sups-
rior In composition. Enps Lu, Ike, aged 10.
Gl.., =. "a Division. tfe,aNs psp;..mens! e;
years. Miss Maria Jasper, the Principal, Teacher.
Names OF scholars are as follows; Elizabeth WI
son, Gertrude Y. Ray. Olivia Brennan, Ida Stone,
Cornelia Thompson, Harriet A. Jasper. Margaret
BAinton, Mary A. Dowd. Results or Brap,ndtsor.
Excellent In reading and mental arithmetic, good
IL geography and panm.nshiE and fair in spelling
excclled Elizabeth Wilson, Olivia Brennan, HAf
riet a. Jasper.
Glass D, t9 divisions, --s2 scholars. average age,
1919 years Miss Mary Tuthill, Vice Principal
| Teacher. Names OF the scholars are a. follows /,
Margaret Coync. Jane Broderct, Hannah Tbomp
son, Angelina Thompson, Maria Ccyne, Msrgarss
| Conlcr, Cathsrine Perkins, Agatha Ray, Ella
Stone, Elizabeth Shields, Rose Geisrd, Edna
Darke, Bridge, Coyn,, Alice williams, Angelina
Clarke, Maria Ii,nsvay Emma Drummcnd Eliza
| beth Rowland Citharine Poignant, Msry Dirs,n.
AIMS Blohm, Margaret Blohu, Agnes Ray, Sarah
Iianaway, Annie Frederick, Clara Butter, Margaret
Lee, Martha Astor. Mary Harris, Carrie Dexter,
Annie Christie, Ad. Brennan. Results Of Eramsn.
,ior,-superior In reading, spelling aud history:
very superior In denuitions, excellent IN grammar
and geography, and fair iu mental arithmetic. The
following scholars eNcoed; Margaret Coyne, Cath
ariue Perkins, Elizabeth Shields, Agnes Ray, Mar.
| thu Astor, Carrie Dexter.
Class C.-No. OF shcsrs,' 80; average age 10 -
years. Tho following the OF the scholars,
Mary 4. Wallace, JpHo phino Carpenter, Elijah
| Strator1. Ellen Gray, Amy \. Home, Annie Bos-
HIN. Ella Batter, Emma Patterson, Catharins
White, Hannah Lnort Jane Davidson, Emma Coo.
Teresa Slammed, Johanna Donovan, Mary Mcbride,
Hannah Carr, Mary Norris, Mary A. Heating.
Catharine McGlown. Annie A. Post. Jeanette Oh.
dersesve, Mary Travis, Julia A. Kelser, Henrisssa
Rowland, Aida james, Agnes Mcmillan, Maryt
welsh. Mary Ann Riley, Cathsrine schmekss,
Letitia Woodruff, Bridget Welsh, Emma Porter
Results Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in reading,
ship and arithmetic. The roli1rinp scholars escsj.
led Mary A. Wallace. Josephine Carpenter, Mary
Mcbride, Hannah Carr.
The Primaries were examined by Mr.. Seton, sal
did well generally. This closed the examinasisa
The school has 80 scholars.
THK ALDERMEN will hereafter meet at on
O'Clock, =. ~, instead Of O'Clock, a. heretofore
MIR. h. y. CuRIsrY was reported to be vssy
low indeed ut lo,. o'clock last night aud his ply
scians were Of opinion that he could not last mucA
longer.
THE SraINoFIELp REPUBLICAN, saws tia,
there Is tax OF Republican evening paper In shis
city. with Nj Dana, late Of the TRIBUNE, a. ohisl
editor.
THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE Of the Afrioas
". y, Zon's Church commenced its sessions Q,
Zion Church, corner Of Church and Leonard ~,
on Monday, and will continue Its meetings through
out the week. Rev. WIN. II. Bishop, with A.
ciatc Bishops Ross and Rush, prcsides, aud thsrs
are about ffty members present. including some
Of the leading colored ministers In the Methods
denomination.
THE GREAT EAsrERS.-Trouble follows close.
~ In the wake OF this vessel. On .Aer taso
voyage out, her rudder broke, when Mr.. Hamil.
ton y. Towle, the young American Engineer, In.
vented q steerage geanwhioh saved the great ship
and her precious freight Of lives and property
from destruction. The engineer Of tho vessel CAUSED
tho company 10 believe thsa the apparatus vssl
Wa bis own, and when Mr.. rowls called upo6
them for simple acknowledgment Of his srvtel
IL WAS denied that he had done snythins v ,rthy 4
even . complimentary letter. Mr. r. hs- hbsla1
the ship, and jury will, II the invention prove M
decide what his services wentworth
Two WARDS IN THE jewish HOSPITAL ~
been offered for the use Of sick and ~ =
soldiers. Sixty patients can b ssoomn6dstsd.
and shs Congregation Immsnusi hsvs appropriated
600 70 a. the wards up properly.
THs 10Th ANSrvERsARr Of q New Yosh
Asgdslsn Benevolent Society was hid u the MAg.
dslsn Asylum, ssth street, yesterday Afternoon. a
large number Of ladies, friends and patrons Of "
Institution, were present The annual report d
the Treasurer states the receipts Of the past year b
bs e5.t4e II expenditures, e4,ois 1o' balance -
hand, t5ss 81. During the year, 100 persons bed
been admitted TO the A>vAna- q these u }ad-h
due course Of time found ssmpioyAsnt In respscts,
BILE families; 90 had been returned TO their rsls,
tivsA 20 were discharged u their own requssA Z
had been expelled, and 10 bad removed 70 oshss
Institutions. thus leaving 80 a present undss
charge Of the Society.
A CHILD Of Mrs. Ann Kirbys, six month";
old, was drowned last sveans, at 90 Spring ssress
by falling from the arms Of Q child into tub q
| water.
TwKNrY-oNK SOLDIERS, wounded at the bat
tie Of williamsburg, arrived In this city on Mon.
day night, were taken 70 the Park Dsrrscks.
THE HOSPITAL RECENTLY BUILT at Quaran.
tine, have bean taken possession Of by the State fos