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


so0iL 0Ar1xpIyo O. rsr PARIsHofTHs
OF INA lREE Cuurcu o. rita Coon SItxr'
| Ru.-Unrrcpit.ou1 "a va last evening. 70
| al, g. lax Iequlrla,y an out doOr venture, Il was
| yet useful In designating who were aud y!
were NJ, willing 70 suffer sacrifice for liberal and
true principle.
His such principle which Actus,es the jealous ~
bofsis In the the Free Church Establishments Of
city There are Elk of these, and they designed
especially n gather In those poor 20 earnes, chris
1 tans whose reouniAry resources forbid the usual
outlay Of pew rent, and minister's salary 70, who
voluntarily contribute their mite az becomes pos-
| sble 20 " do.
The catastrophe which bcfs the Church Of the
Good shepherd In lsts, when lie ye, unfinished
walls were crushed by tornado, renders Us sue
cessful completion, under the mos, adverse croum-
stances, matter Of generalization, and ID WAS 70
| express this 70 their pastor Rev. r Lph Hoyt to
whose energy and perseverance, IL IL due, that his
grateful Pensioners crowded his mansion las, even
| ing. They desired also 70 aid him In meeting the
oopsan, temporal demands Of the poorer members
Of his Cock, for the relief Of whom he no, unfre-
| quently has recourse 70 bis own private funds
Mssives Of encouragement aud sympathy were re-
ceivcd and read, from Bishop odenheimer Of New
Jersey, also from Bishop Potter, Of own state.
The practitioners OF b. Lukes Church. under the
pastoral charge Of DR.. futile, were mindful Of the
cause In a generous contribution Of money. The
Pastor, though assisted from time 70 tue In these
pleasant ways, Is not dependent upon any salary,
10 Is the rule u their church " give none, and
not Cor the returns Of his literary lAbors,
embodied in several books Of poetry already familiar
~ the reading world, his maintenance would be In.
sufficient. Many Of those poems appeared origin
ally In TnI SuS, and are gems Of our Language
they have reached circulation Of ten thousand
| copies.
The god wife Of tie Pastor, who is withA
mother bounti'ul, provided well. spread table for
the consideration Of her guests, 10 which they did
.mple justice be'ore retiring, leaving Ia return
many souvenir OF this pleasant and instructive
| evening.
TAMMASY GENERAL CoMMrTTEE-MEErIN0
| ~ prTNLF or Cot. CoRooEAS.-A meeting OF tho
| ramm,ny General COMMITTEE he'd last eys'
| ing, I.ash Rynders in the chair. No business Of
General ini@ est transacted, beyond the passage
f resolution or-rcd ly Nelson j. Waterbury,
calling for a meeting OF the citizens Of New York,
r., spsctivc ~ party to urge upon the Government
the siiy Of Gu. ,rcoraus release. The meet
1g u " be held a, Tammany Hall next "wednesday
| evening" The time Of the q 'mmittee occupied
/ in a scussing motion 10 allow the Sub Committee
| Ia tie Fourth Ward CASE, further time 10 report
| This tcng decided in the affirmative, a motion h
adjourn was rried at AZ early hour
THt ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING Of the
B-,oSly ,icty Tor the elef " respectable, aged
INDECENT females, wss hold at the Church Of th, Sl-
,iour of P,orrepont 81. and MoA-oe Place st
| avening. The proceedings were opened with pray
i .r, when q p Rev Dr. farlay read the annual re-
| port ofthe Secretary, from which 1t appears that
| there are now accommodated at the Home ~ old
| l,dier. There are buarders and servants. Dur
ing the yor there have been deaths, one lady
aged 100 yo.rs, who was the daughter Of a reyolu-
uonary soldier, and had Leen Ihe wife Of soldier
oil the war Of is12 The health Of the inmates was
stated t, 10 very gord-thc Housekeeper was COM
ended for her nc,tncss and for the general good
| rider II the Establishment.
| Among the incidents mentioned In the report
ya one showing the patriotism Of the Old ladies.
After the war broke out, aud " raising became
ne order OF the times, they elected subscrp ton
and procured the erection Of a pole in the Court
yard ~ the II mo, which they surmouuted with a
beautiful American H. ~, which has since wayel on
| al huing occasions. Tie number ~ applicants fJr
Omission u tie institution had been unusually
large during the year, but the state OF the finances
'mperauvey required the managers to reject most
fthem. The eleventh annual report Of the tre.sl-
rer shows the receipts from all sources, during the
year ls'l' 70 nave pee' s''''' % disbursements
so'Vo -o-o'''us balance On u~hd ot sfS9S 40
A'er 'pyhn " inc oh"H' ana several Addresses
inc meeting "'urn'd' The managers oil the In i'itu-
ton for the ensuing year having pre-, .ous'y been
'-''''d'
| THE FUNERAL OF CHARLES L. PRESTON,
sergeant OF the Third Precinct lice, who died A
'eS days Since ut his residence, an Hiucr street.
"fooN!n' took place yesterday "tern'on' To
ponce oil the sra pls'rict' with pltt'ons nom tie
IT, 9nd and Ath Precincts under command Of
| C'l''n joel smith, accompanied the romaius TO
Ohht"h Avenue preceded 10y the Brooklyn bAni.
Tue buy was 'hcnce TAKEN u lirmPsteai Tor inter-
men'' Tho bells were tohed A the procession
moved along The deceased has been connected
with the Police Department since the organization
| ". - ,..-- . r.,
N''o' 'Ni'o"'
We" iprS s'hiiAFy association met I''' evening NJ
| room No. 10 Cooper Institute. Fourteen persons,
Including members ~ thu pr..s. ware nro.sn,
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