The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-14

he Lanehsld, an attract sc young isl.
- 'scNed "rhe RAsing OF lsirus usuea,ar.
y. - solo CAL Hail 70 the St. ed ..-a ?
Emma Ferguson, and thai Of 40 S,.is sun
-" BY Mss L'Ese L,ikner, were both ,le,Hly
and ME young ladies we're much sppiaudei.
---ks also 1.-THE fountain in tie DILL" by Emily
Cara Davis, two ss,erri
L. me kisu him for his mother" was ~ins BY
a :. dore Jones, lad Of sixteen, Who Wa A5siited
ni5ullA rogert and Mary Cropssy. It " not gen
7 a,1y known thai the young Who 1.oi = the
a "A TIE incident 70 which this som "a rise oc-
r9ed. % a cousin OF . genteaAn Ia Now York,
IN who is an officer In the vsun,eer army. Cap.
) Daniel + MossmAn, whose collntss aud cour-
Nwas 20 noted, when captain Of the clipper ship
y hare, on her voysge from Malta 10 New York,
/ lhe gentleman alluded 70. In tie midst o, one
,shs greatest gales known 70 aauen, be was
! re KNOCKED overheard, ye, in these trying mo-
cts he gave his orders, and saved the ship.
1 The ChudS Prayer" by lite Ella Cornell, was
II recited, and the due, entitled " Tue spiri,
I'd" by Hsrrie, witty and Sarah Ysoin,ns, two
active lsoLipg young lsdief, WAS gem, and re-
wed well meihed applause.
h vspy lAughsble part of the entertainment, was
s'Lesson in Poli,eness," BY J. b. Curtis, wm.
on By PAddy o'Keene 20 Dr. wisemAn. Both Of
Ice characters were cell done, for 30 young
hons.
Fosters beautiful song "FsiyiBellt" followed,
ing by N ry SHIRT, the chorus being well sung
the school.
bne Of "Mrs. CAujlo's curtain lecturea" was Civ.
in good style BY Alice Syn ?, who was dresstd In
bra c.er; her performance elected much laughter.
rl Potts was certainly patient Candle.
Jennie Lang htl1, very pretty young lady, To-
ksd with a recitation, entitled Number oie,'
Lich was much spplauded, and deservedly So.
.e burden is well knowni
''Ivs very hard, and 20 II Is
To 1--we In such row;
AID witntss this that every Mlss,
But me, hAs got boAu "
Miss jennie will not be long Without one
A lid about twelve years old-ssrah 4. Dodf-
4 ng a solo called ''winsome Winnie" in a style
Itch would have d ne credit - all older head
10 has pleasing voice.
4 The "Dumb Waiter" Was rec tahon by Frank
X, who spoke il ad irably 'or one 30 young, lie
about thrlesn years old. He was followed by
arthA Coiwin, with The Female Aucsoneor,"
burden OF the song being that the lady who
i ngs offers hcrelf At suction sale
"Im g,ing, going going.
Pray who will bid for me-"
She was warmly applaudei, srl recalled, whom
e sang "Tho Linlo Maid" which was also loudly
lplsudsd.
The "sons Of Freedom" chorus u the tune OF
Dixie" was then sung by the who'e school, and
30 audience dismissed with Den,dicton ~ R.v.
loses Lyon.
TIE concert Is 70 he repeated on Monday evening
next, wh'n TIE admission will bo fee.
II LtSE OF MARCH FoR Sr. PATRIcKs DAY.
The line will be rmel at tino o'clock, A. NJ,
East b. ad way, right resting en- Grand street -
he several sodeits wi move of, escorted by the
ita-y a; 10 o'clock prs cisely, AMI viii go down
;ss, Broadway I, Catalan street, entering the
,st gale OF the P.rk, when they will be rcH,~ cd
y ihe Mayor and Common Council. They vii
en proceed up Broadway 70 Union gquaie, an
round the Washington motumen, ~ IAN
Ireet, al d along " Seventh avenue, from whence
hey W Il 60 up 70 23d street, cross into Flrst avi
us, Lnd go down - Eighth street, through whlo
hey will proceed 10 the junction Of the Bower!
rd he dsmis-ed
THE PrGuisrIc CONGRESS held its " frs
ession" last evening, at No. go Broadway. Nesrl!
's hundred persona we're present, AMI the all ali
nssssd Cd Without interruption inside or out. TIL
ext " session" fr the benefit OF Pro'. omisnoi
md john Woods, Of Boston, will come CT in lev
lays, MI Hurry Hill acted as Master o, Core
nonio5 II the occasion last evening.
Tug Sr. JAMES ROMAN CATHOLIC T. A. b
rurY held a special meeting Lass evening, at taei
coma in Roosevelt, street, in relation 70 cole' rAtin
be ensuing nnrivcrary OF St Pltricks Day, su
vas received " turn cut ou tho iI'h int, in n
100 o.'ou with iho other I;isA sycJ,sr, the usu'
mnt,ee loirg appoint' i TO carry oui the wishe
the meeting.
TIM vErrANs OF 1912 gave foirCo last night .
he ApJlls Rooms.
Mock AUCTIONS Mayor Opdyko exprssse
a's dei,rrr nation to entirely abolish the 'r1te
Faux" nuisance, instead OF allowing the swindlei
10 eonrouud with their victims ~ has heretofoI
cen ile custom. Ven Houtsn, an kilegOd dr
-ocds mo,S aucton,er, 9G3 Broadway, was force
refund y, s,srJay some q his ill-gottsn gsinsan
warned that the mex. complaint agsns. him woul
cause his license 10 be rtv, KIDD.
A PRAIsHN GRITTY INsuruTIoN.-There
very pleasant boarding house at No. 81 Amt
Place, expressly Tor the accommodation OF youn
women wko arc working FOR their own support,
who are trying to get Tor themselves some trade
profession. 1t has been established by the LNdic
Christian Assc citation OF this city, u-t much 4
.he purpose Of sfording b,ard cheaper than II CT
be obtiled eliewneIe, a. 10 provide comtortab
arr pleasant home al the ordinary ratea OF boar,
and 10 shield young women from she temptation
vii, h in this great city bsset their path.
VESSELS DUE AND OVERDUE a. this port
the prosei time, are about two hundred-a lArg
number shan usual.
MADAME ERNEsTINE DE WINS, the f
vIlie French Pianist, after a series ~ SUGGEST
concert in Brooklyn, announces that she will ri
concert at Irving Hall On "Wednesday evouir
tie Sosh irat,, a. which the most eminent ariii
will take part.
TAhMANY YoUNG MES's GENERAL Co,
MITHE The Young Mons General Committee
ramnsny Hall met last evening and adopted for
BILE resolutions expressing their devotion 10
county and opposition 20 traitors, and opposl
measures OF emancipation unless IN connection "
some scheme OF colonization. They then ad journt
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-Thereb being no qu
rum present, the Board stood adjourned until N.
III day next.
BROOKLYN.
ALLEGED CHARGE or Arson -Detectiy
Vr1st and CnrU In vaglari Az arregLal philin Orth