The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16

Tvs WrLco1R TO Nj. EKE.urE.--Ths IN
-rsl ",t,sl 9th. Plymouth sat- bath School Testi.
VI, and Welcome 20 Mr. Heeoher viii take place to
rorrov and W dpestsy sytnns, commencing az
e,oes The f,,tvnl ull include stocllsnt fnusie BY
'hs Germsnia and 2!d R.rmsnt bands, rsffe.h nsns,
Nov er, promenade and, 10 doubt, speech mating ~
'ht rasior and other The church. lecture -ro'ms,
and rsror, will b. thrown open, and there u sve-r
rdioa.Sa that the Plymouth Church p<ore viii even
"lt re Themselves on this occasion. tslons stare
stroon ~ill illustrate ". Betohrs travels each
'v.nins, and enable tho children and visi,o' 10
v.'n., the .aeeis procured - discovery ~hleh
'snrs the latest And nost .ohierfnl achievement
~ modern art. Tho stcrortcon gill sribii from
Tuesday until Friday eveuine. tn. special pro
u.fDue for Wedne,dsy, festival will be Issued To-
,nor-ov NJ B,cher 10 expected to arrive 81 home
=. night, BY N, late usin from Boston. A telegram
received YESTERDAY afternoon. stating that letter
announcing the festival vas placed In his hands on
hosrd the Asia, st ono o'oloet yesterisy Sunday
rrorniDs The reception 10 blended With thu Annua
t,ths'h School Celebration, ovirs to Mr.. Beeeh,ris
sntici psted Oh .otion 10 a more public display.
Tue CSrrKp TIN PLATE, CorrER AND
fuzzy Iyns wosTyRs. met 81 Granada Hall. In Nyr-
~. Avenue Brooklyn, on saturday nirht. A protso-
'y' Union recently orssniLsd In Sev Yah. and
''he Object !. to unite g. o; the came trade Who
,sside 10 ssishbortns cite, ard tovn II vas decided
" hold meeting IN Br ctyn, for the purpose Of re-
,sivins members. There we're present nearly two
hundred met. Mr. u. J. Campbell pr.sided, and
Jsnb Baker acted a. Secretary. Tho ehairmar e..
ps,ned the purpose 81 the msetng and ausr settins
forth III. sdvantsses OF concerted action, invited
81 present Who were not rnembers to siyn the rolla
dred aud he hoped Il Al Il .cuS 20 be- :h nnn
Re, rcreased to thousand some brAnrhcs Of tina
trade v.re nov underpAid, and there Vas unifor.
.nN
they would not be able II accom- pli,h any thiny.
vhiis ey eombnins they could compel the
20 Hoeds 70 thor demands. hessrs Phi llls hus-
grove, End Seatou made addresses. aud I'D the
dimeuties under vh'ch the iourneymen labored
enesp sortmen from England snd Gtrui,ny eofns
Nthe n1ncipai propristor, nov threatened to bring
tened that the Germans ami English would Join With
she Americans a. soon ar they ascertained the true
men HAD already expressed de,ermins,on to aia IN
,s az ind .ss onns hs aron The
sfeording TO the branch Of voft The det,rmins ION
erpeaeed Wa to strike for the rates soon o. such
svmh could be oIs"n nv 40, ths sddrsss..
me rolls. after which the meeting adjourned.
SALOON kKKrERs.-The proprietors Of liquor
Alsons, ct q meeting hold on Friday night, deter
mined to increase the price Of liquor from ,ir 20 ten
sents per glass for All spr,ou, liquors. aud fom thre.
20 I'VE cents for malt lquufs. This iaov me mt viii
Gtpe the rebellion home ~ the People with great
THE RRv. Ds. IONS EHrSApAr. the prssidint.
alder Of the Ions sisnd District. eIyIred At his lat.
sssdenoe, No 90 Pacific street, Brooklyn, on sstur-
dsy, ct noon. He bad been seized with paralysis on
the Wednesday previous, whine delivering lecture
81 The Washington street Ne,hodi,t Church lilo va,
dItythrce years Of age. Tho Doctor Va, one Of ths
moot able and eloquent elstgymcn connected with
the Methodist denoninatiun.
BOARD or CAsyAssElr-The Supervisors Of
KINGS County have completed their CANVAS Of tbs
vctse cast At the recent election.