The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-07

support r. soisly derived from donations. The
0nssreoenty gave them ei0 900 70 aid In the cree
don oS The present Home, and they also draw from
che g,n,s school Fund. The main agency they USE
IN clicking funds, IL q nsa, and well regulated
weekly paper, called ,hs ADVOCATE and 0uNRDtAN,
which is printed solely BY girls, and has attained
very large circulation. 30 much In brief as 70 the
Home The entsrtanmeni las, evening, was per-
seC, success every way.
Among The volunteers for the eccasion we're Mrs.
r. 8. Jameson, soprano Ms. J. IL Barclay con-
eralto Mr.. y. Mirand, tenor M. J. Conksy
beso Mr.. ". A. King, pianist md the Ms 90
Mysrr, reading Mr.. Kings " Gente Troubsdour"
from "Lurins" was In hne execution, aud Ms.
Barclays rendition Of ala Monols" was the gem
efhs evening. Ths exercises closed With hit On
che times, dialogue by four pupils Of Grammar
School, No. H. Masters Geary, Fisher, Kind and
Ecoslsns called the improvement Of a Nantucket
seaman.
TRr HUTCmrsors GAVE A CONCERT AZ the
Church Of the Purtsns last evening, in aid Of the
Ladies' Educational Union, for the benefit Of the
daughters Of deceased and disabled volunteers The
vas church was crowded BY the elite Of the city.
iThe Rev. DIT. Tying opened the exercises with s,me
; pertinent remarks, and referred TO the I1tchu4ons
- sxiled Ministries Of llberty-they having been
expelled from the Union camps for singing one Of
John Z. wht,ier's abolition songs. The audience
iepars,ed, delighted with the entertainment
BRowrsoN LITERARY ASSOCIATION, The
Twelhh Anniversary Of this body was held last
evening at the Blocker Buildings, the President
Mr.. james McDerniott, presiding. There was a
very large attendance, several ladies being among
the aut isnoe. Upon the stage were Mr.. John M
Grath, President OF the Roman Catholic T. A. II.
Society Mr.. Robert Wi.on, eX-President Of tn
Father Matthew L, A. u. 'eiety Mr.. N. A. I'LL
ohibt, &C. The following programme was pre-
stnted -
o,erture nv the Iona Star Club.
Song =" The Little Gal In Blue".......,..r. D'w.
oPe1ing Addre-s Inc rr,ci"nt'
Rdl.ori.I Com ,,nic.tinn Ne lin R,T.rtv'
song, Annie Of the yale.".........,..R J. Ey,n.
DeclAnation. ..,:.,........'...,.JOh John o,C9nnor.
Sra,,or ...Ths S,,dS ~ ,hs NJ ina.
Heart. .,..,,.'.....,....,.,,.F. y. II lpgerty
" Tue Ola Caliu uomc."............J0hn Henry.
Address Patriotism ...............M. A. Gilchrist.
Dutch Song. ...:......';..',. IF. Fvpa'rck'
heo.op3 80 w "'" &c" III '''" nj ! ~,
song. molly As,hore.r. ......... .Rnbt. wilson
o auor, i" Educetop.'. :............",J. Web.
s2ng, LIN er.k $500. w. "','S ,I'
Cnp,c sing. "F,nTigan'. w,t. X l. pa
Dehste, 'lsthe fen Nj stter thsn the sword -
anrm",ve - = u'i n
6sy,,:. Wall
: sof " 'Dn s., Think II NE at Hone.".Gno. Gray.
Niohh $40 ''''''''''''''''''''' ''hr' l. mcN'y'
This WAS well performed, part, 'ularly the song
'who that has not wandered FAR" by NJ. R,hert
Wilson. who sang for encore comic Temperance
song u the tune Of "Nora CreinN," "Annie of tue
vale" tenoor,tD 10y NJ r. j. Exam; ".he Lone
-. :, =, -,
NM.'9 h''"'' " M h''' V"'''''' '"o S'i' "u
The banjo by Mr. ID. Il. Lash I'm character! a. 81.
snase will only permit al ud m To two othsr nsr.
fItulauces, namely, Mr.. Ghchrt5t' Grafton on Pa
triotism, and M. Z. J u,ggerty's ON the Human
Hart a, Tho q ernent If which be t,,k ~,
b = A., 80 a.. -. . .
easi"h " Soy Np't "ui 'iuiil"s 'iI' pr"NhS'u a.
convert n Cttholi Ism, they by no means pledged
themscly,s TO admiration Of Lis politics. His re
marks on the Irishman's patriotism. which shine
forth In his hatred 10 the opp.ossr sf MS RICE Ner,
warmly applauded A. were ais, tose in alluson 70
tho revolutionary struggle Of America with England
Tie Grafton by M j. u.grerty was an excel.
lent composition. After tracing the workings u
che heart Of man through tho various stages Of in
Fancy, youth, manhood and old age, he PROCEEDED
To dircc. the political heart bc,h oi the Nmh
and cf the South. To the adverse work.
ings of each Of these "he attributed the