The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-07

| | W'Vs 0ssfWefds used 10 deT9ft'e vac ttasc luz
Hat was dcd, the audience bs.ns maii'y chill
dren aud their tee hers, very large force 81 whotn
were preeen. Mr.. II q. Ps.lee, General Agsu,
the 8. 9. tnlos, presdsd. A va pt<,y fus
hymn, entitled The u.s." Wi. en- Tor tic occa.
sioa BY Rev. 4. N Zsbrissie was sung Ly tie chill
dr,n Of all the schools In chorus. Mr. Geo. Stowe
Of eaiing as leader. Rev. Mr.. Lcomis then opened
TIE exercises With prayer. Addresses on the beae.
M OF shn9"y School instructon In the fortnaton Of
chArsrtt throiehor, he, were delivered by Rev.
Nj. Chiilaw. Re-. Nc Weston, Rev. &. II. Tying,
j., aud Rev. L. n. zsbdskie Between ,ae al.
dresses, tie oil iten sang I" The Star spAusled
Bonner. 1.-THE Btou,.ul Land" sni My
Bible" The exercises were concluded with
q bened,cson by the Reverend NJ. Tyng.
In the evening The exercises u tie iaday seirpo
Union were continued a, tho Irving Hal, bit with.
OUT the presence = the children. The hail vas
well filled bat not crowded Rev. NJ rensprs.
sided. Afet the siu,;in., y hymn by the al.
dience All opening prayer iy Rev. M Parker. and
an address off .ery interesting chsras,er by the
prosdins oacer. tie annual report Wa read by
MI j. \. Eligot, Corresponding Secretary Of
tie Union. THIS report showed that IT,. Union has
now 222 schools. Of which q wer. Instituted dutin,
tie pas, year. In these scoools tie number u pu.
/
| 10000. The number enrolled At tie present time IA
5000. Of whom two.thirds are conueot.A with no
Christian congregation. Notwithstanding the large
number who have been drawn III t. tie war u ere
| yet remain ~ duty $500 na,hcrs There are
| 1900 pupils III the infant classes, 4,SO Ia tie
bible classes, snd i,2o0 colored children under in.
struction. There are $4,000 looks In tie sunday
School Libraries IN charge Of tie Talon. bur.
| Ing the year $4,000 were c n,r.httri in tic
| schools for missionary ard other JurIs SEQ There
are REPORTED. from sixteen schools Only 9Oc c,nver.
sions during the year. Mr. Gulon. - IAilai.l.
! ihis, delivered AL Elective allr,ss, Irrny on
/ Christians ths necessity hf .oLethnx more
tangible than sympathy u sistan The Sunday
school work. on TIE beneficial results non. which
lie enlarged at some length. Rev. Mr. ", stnn
spoke on the uses Of SUNDAY schools, aud ia. aim
on Chrsiisns for their maintenance R~y H. W
Chidlaw, an agent OF the American sunday school
Union, also addressed tie meeting la an intet,ttu.,
and effective manner. The DoXology wa. sung,
and tie exercises concluded with = benctictluu
Tue members Of tho sunday S houl Union re-.
mained after the close 81 the meeting and
elected officers and managers FOR tie ensuing yesr
The Baptist Sunday School Uulon celebrated "A,
second anniversary yesterday, at p ~, la the
First Baptis, c'in'1f. corner Of Broomc and Eliza.
beth streets, the president. Mr. C. T. Goodwin,
presiding. The following schools we're present,
with banners Tags, &c; School Of Tirs, D,p,is,
church, school OF North Baptist church, Good
Samaritan Mission school of First B.itu church.
Cannon street school. First B,p,i., M,riu.rs,
school. and First German Baptist sunday school
The North Baptist school had spme very handsome
flags tired, white aud blue! on which were in g,.d
letters tie names Of various sections, such as