The sun., 1864-08-29

The Society having been drawn up In front 6 The
altar the Archbishop addressed tn IN. oongratuisr
ting EN- upon their fine appcarAn ce nd numbers,
~ we'll a. tho noble In which th ey we're en-
gaeed. To tho cadets he also opok els an encours-
ging manner urging them 10 prr evcrc in The
cause which they hsd 70 suspidou'l.' commenced.
Intemr~rance, he snd, rpbbcd them. of the reward
Of their fath, but wlrrc iempsranos vas there also
we're order and obodisnr. He espec. ally coneratr-
lated them on making tber religion the foundation
Of their Society, and thci hisl da 'oton W their
church. and concluded " again ue nns them 70
rerscvcre In the good work. A. the Close OF tho
Most Rev. Prels,e's address. all kneli nd received
the Apostolic Bcnc..oiion, after whs h the mem
hers withdrew and returned to their citing rooms
In tho same order and by the samc rou To-
THE CHICAGO CoSvESTtoS.-G -eat excite
ent existed in the city, yesterday, in reference 10
tho condition of affairs al Chicago. II 10 friends Of
Little Mac Jrofesscd 10 have "reli able infor-
nation" that their iavorte wo,Sd Ia unsni-
mously nominated. Governor SeyuC' rs friends
were equally confident that he would 10
chosen The Conservatives declared tina ia new man
would tc taken up after lew ballots. The '1eacp
men" locked blue over their Geographic dispatches.
and evidently ind themselves In the mi
nority. All. except the Inter, have agreed
10 unite In supporting the nornin - and
accordingly grand ra,ihca,ion meeting sto take
place in the ParS the evening the news' is re-
cpivc. Proportions have been made for can irr'-
mense display on this occasion. Music, Gre works,
oratorv. &c. will he the order a eSercises
ACCIDENT TO THE DAuoHrrR or YhYoR
GrSrurn.--on Tucsday last, MAJOR Gunth cr and
family went on board The sloop yacht RIcf nond.
for sal down the lower bay and beyond th High
lands, a, which place breeze suddenly shi tad the
boom. by which Miss A. A. Gunther w1 thrown
| overheard. Captain J. Munson. withons hchts-
ton. jumped in and ssvch her from drowning.
| A boat was lowered and sent TO Captain ssunsons
assistance. who had the satisfaction a rest ring the
| Young la.iv 10 her almost frantic fathtr. The
Mayor Immediately presentes the Car<Ah with
check for sioN and NJ. Lyn N, ono OF 'hn guests
gave him "a check for $3.50. Mss 6un,nr, Who II
only cigh, years old, was hurt N the extent Of M
abrasion u the skin on the n,Nk, nrm contact
with the rope.
DTsRRTTR SHor.-Coroncr hannoy held an
inquest on Saturday, upon the body NJ h,hn Peter
son. Of the Ja,h Regiment N. Y. stats> Militia and
tho jury found that the deceased al i by Peter
| Olrnbsch. n sentry st the Battsry "hrscks
whence the deceased, with others had stt- npted 70
desert.
rLoyus-A meeting II the commiuee Of se, en- re-
Gently appointed to confer with the employer, was.
held on Saturday afternoon. Letters wcrc rccpived
from Mr.. Greeley, and the Secretary Of the Employ.
ing Printers Association. The former gentleman
is favorable 10 an anicnble arbitration, but ahe lat
ter informs the Union that his Association cin only
acUpt the terms heretofore proro~ed by them.
Amer seng,hy dcliberstion the cou mteca agre eed "
recommend to the Union the following scale Il
prices for book and job work, conclusion tr ref
er-nce To newspapers having been come to /; hfnu-
sri I, 20 cents per LOCO: reprint, Il cents daJ
work, * cent? per hour night work, IL cents pef
hour weekly work, SIS
STAGEs.-The Grand street, Broadway, Canal
and Jersey City ferry Lne Of stages will, on and
afcr to-day, charge cents frc instead Of cents.
| The advantage has been taken 81 the abolition of
the Dry Dock AMI SOUTH Ferry line. The changes
however will bo annoying To the passrns'crs- mas
much rs they will either have to hand up cent in
specie, or take cent pistoboard chcck (which are
troublesome tp keep and Illegal 10 ISSUE.
THR FUNERAL OF THE LATE OFFICER
O'saIES, who died ou Thursiay last, ., 81. Lute'e
Hospital from the effects Of plsiol-shot wound
rccci we'd at the hands of one John Riley. whom he
attempted to arrest, took place on Saturday frotn
the Station Houhs In s9th street, near Third s'era"
large conCoutse ~ citizens and the whole of fhe
police Of the 10Th Precinct heiug present. The re-
mains were Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
UNITED STATES GENERAL HosPrrAL.--
! Serious cL arges have been made Against the sur
geons. nurses and other officials Of this hospital
situate in Lexington avenue, 59th street, bv
Lieut.. w. n. &. R. An Of tbe lS2d ~ Y. Y. He SAYS
. the patents left for . week at time without =
| rirgonn and that the nuEsrr are absent for hours
At a time. her statements arr mado by Mr. H. ian
: which will probably he invest gated.
. FIRES IN THE CRY. According to the re-
port of Firc-Msrshsl Biker pist presented to the
&, Common Council, the number Of hres which have
| ir,f IA ty turin
l. Sis nj Nav, has tela lab. over nnethird Of which
o had their origin in stables and out-huidngs. Tho
, | alleged Losses have heeu s2uS12696 insurance
' thereon. 81, 2os. $50. Paid by UnderwritsrA si,.
= 1s>o6I. 5 y-two perrons lost ther hves, viz.
v 4 men, "a womeu II boys and sgirls.
b AccIprSTs.--On Saturday evening, A.
/, whitcomN lo,rder at the Paclic Hote. jumped
4 iron q New-Hiven Railroad car IN Forty second
" street, and was nm over One OF his feet was
$ crushed under the wheels On Saturday, Charles
. Mooney, who was sitting the ,ing piece of the
wcs, Thirteenth street pier, fell overheard and was
~ drowned The body has not heen recovered.
l. Cuhsrne M.ioney, Of No, lt7 Wasiangton street,
II, accidentally fell out of tho window her room in
the third story, AND sustained = compound fractnIs
u Of the thigh. John N Mamma, col-pasSer on
Ut the steamsh North Star, went into the crank pit
s on SATURDAY. morning, " clean the machinery, and
while he was thus engaged The crank desconded
u and crushed him He was q years of ale.
SIS DEATH oF A POLICE SERGEANT. .--Sergean,
II Charles Rooney Of the TweEiicth Precinct, dice
1r suddenly Friday evening, at his Alto lc, No. ~
- Fourth Avenue, from the rupture Oi An atsurisn o
the aorta. The Sergeant wls 43 years OF age.
!" 1HE OPERATORS SoCIrTY-Sewing Ma
chiue-will hold an entertainment, which will in
n. cludr reading, rccitstionr and speaking by compe
us tont pcr~Ins .i 1875 powcry' this evsning.
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