The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-12
cludcAby hoping tbs. the system II nv schools,

90 successfully carried out IN the worm "ouiu also
Some Into operation IN . souti.
Hon. JANIS A. BEiess ocst made . lengthy
speech. going to slow tina, there wss no use giving
up the war, there were plenty of men whom be
Govcrnmcn, lad not yet got hold Of, among others
9coo0O men IA New York
| MAJOR PAngborn, Tho "MDes oRelly" Of New
jersey, followed. and greatly amuscl the audience
| BY Lis peculiar manner Of delivery Nh n Of The
time allotted N hi, spec n was occupied by h.s
reading an extract from New Jcrsey raIrr, which
'egcrihcd, In comical name. The Presideniial
election, representing General Clcllan as being
tho engineer Of q train -tartn- 'or the White
House, ,c,crib'ng the company In The car which
included Va.lsndisham, tic WcolS Sc, mour, Dc,
and beng finally thrown oT the road by man
Of the nsmc Of Oil A. placing rail On the track.
Tho reading Of the article WAS received with great
ln,gh,er
Theodore Tlion, Esq, Capt. Noyos o'Gcp Dou-
bledsy's stat, Rev. Alfred Goldman, Rev l.. u.
KIM and Col. Quincy followed in short addresses.
As each speaker finished his remarks AMI Ne Pres
ident came forward to introduce the neg, onc, tho
audience would loos aDtiou.ly UP in the hope
ths, II WINS Gen. Buler The general, II was stated,
had prom. sol h. he present. few minutes after .,
but up 10 II o'clock IT, bad not arrived, and, after
singing with grand effect the Doxology, the audi
cncc dispersed.
TuE COMING ELECTION FOR CHARTER Or
| yfcxn..- Already the political campaign for charter
| offcers is commencing. There are Tn Aldermen
N elect, beslies n fun board Of Councilmcn. Tho
"Tweuty second Ward Carlton Association " have
taken the initiation y nom mating james y. Carl
ton for Alderman Under the new law there arc
w. tr seven Commissioners q Schools elected. and
one Trustee for each Ward. The entire echoo sys'
TEN Is thus H. be rcorganizcl.
FUNERAL OF CouST DE GioEGr.-The funer-
al ~ Nicholas Count he C;iorgi. lar resident Au'
TRAN IA mister in this city who died TuesGsy Mt
tho Clarendon Hotel, took place yesterday at s.
Stephens Roman Cat Ollie Church. rev DR.. Cum
mings'sl T~enty-cighth street, between Third and
L. nngton avenues The services were conducted
according to the Roman ritual and were partic.
psicd IN by large number Of the representatives
In this country Of foreign governments I. well as
by many officers Of the United States. The ccre-
m mics were highly imposing. The Count DE Gor'
81 nifty -hvr years Of age. He had received
many honors and was chamberlain Of the Emper~
Of Austria, and knight Commander of various dis
tng,.ished orders The place II his birth WAS Da-
malta, In Austris, to which place his remains will
he conveyed.
A SAD Acknowledging Ensign II. H..
Of Gcorgis fell overheard nom the gangwsy OF
, tha. vessel yesterday morning, and sunk before
! he could lie rescued. Mr.. Chase was a native n
New Bedford, Mass, aud entered the service a few
| months since. He vas attached 70 the Florida on
her last cruise and recently transferred TO tho
State Of Georgia. A. the time % the accident h.
was gmng shore with tho ships mail. and had
| on q heavy ovcrcoat. No one saw him fall; but
bis cries attracted the attention n two NJ the Junior
| officers, who threw ladder TO him this he miss
ell, mud sunk before further ssristanoe could bs
rendered. Mr.. Chase was q promising young
offosr. and beloved by oil who knew lin.
LIFT. W. y. CUSHING, the hero If the
Albemarlc affair Is expected to he In TIL. city TO-
day. He is preparing more mischievous plan, Tor
| Confederate consideration.
A GRASp CoLoEEp lrHurr, under tie
surplces Of the African Civilization Society, ,C
celebrate the abolition ct slavery In Maryland
will take place in the Cooper institute on the slt
OF December.
THIRD AvENur RAILROAD The following
Board Of oiicers has been elected for the cnsun,
term;
For Diysetoys-wiliiam A. Darling, President
| William Remsen, Henry Hart, Wilson e. Hunt
| Samuel Jagdon, GEORGE q. Voters MathyG Lane
Clark son N. Potter, Peter McMnrtp, john n. Hob
by, William j Valentine, Robert squircs.
For Inspectors--J. l.. Everett, 5. A.. Comstock
r. Darling.
PoLoE lSrSILIGENcs.- Murder in Deldn-c
Stree. Charlie, Dalton, OF No. 81 Delaney street
died ut he New York Hospital on Thursday night
having hecn stabbed in the abdomen on wcdue.
day night by q stranger, who is supposed 10 hay
mistaken Young Dat for mother person. At Ii
tine Of The s,ahbinr. Mr.. Dalton was on his wa
home, aud otservi ng u crowd in the street engage
! in frdcdS, he went TO sec what was TIE trouble
Ito was " years OF age. Coroner Collin WI hol
an irQues, to-day.
Muri'rpus tss1ut Al NJ five weeks oC'
& iI.cy iioykin, Of Alabama snl Charles Miller,
No. - Nandam street, luarnclcd and Tough, I
Llurcna street. near nInlmc, sud Bukin, il
a'l@cl, arVl upon Mllor destroying his lrft cy
ami loir'ng n hrli m the socket Il his Jaw Novki
rscapel vt the time Tut returned yesterday, al
. was arrested by Otiicer Morale AMI taken hcfoI
, Justice Dovlhg, and committed in deiault ot So
, bail
, Alleged Frdpd.-Joscph Ucnkheison arpc,rc
Nciorc Justice Mansfield and complained that
,',auary last he deposited teS' with Hitler 4 c.
4 tau.e rs, Of NJ. Chambers street, md that
j ne 49,, when Mt lat Lookout, Md, lie Ell
% p,oycl o., Z h.s cominlcA Fu1til et Eich
b | name, ~ write 10 Vie l.p,cra 'r 80. m" mon,
. was ioISsrdcd, hut IIoc<ho.'or did not learn, uu
. day ~ $40 age, MA, Elcn had drawn the cutil
sum that he bad lcposi;ed. Eich wac ste /.