The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

tcs~>rssd y,o~ ~ fvst paes.,
he mssn.snsnos n the po,,os ~ they may deem
siviaab,e> W be known a the Secret Service
Fund" 10 procure the srrcss and convection q
uS1mnsIs aud Others endsnscrlng the safety Of he
THIS resolusiou Wa also sdoptei
by resolution. the Comptroller vas aushR.asd v
,ranfcr 70 The credit Of The "soldiers Bounty Yund
No. 2" the uncxpendsd balance now sanding W
shc credit q the Substitute and Relief Fund, the
sum Of Ssa,6ss II siso the unexpended balance
nov sanding the credit NJ The "6oldiers' Bounty
Fund" amounting N tSi6,<s2 W, 70 10 applied W
shc appropriation entitled. ITO provide Tor the
procurement n volunteers for the armies Of the
and County Of New York, under any futue coll Of
the President for mon.
ST. ANDREWS DAY.-Th- Anniversary Of
this Apostle will b. celebrated today In oil Pro-
testant Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches
throughout the world. 81. Andrew vas Vie
brother Of b. Peter, W whom Chris, gave he "tsvs
of the kingdom Of Heaven" They were both
Aahsrmen, and wrs pursuing their &C ;ups'ion on
the - Of Galos when Chris called them. ss-
eFed history docs not record sny great acts done
6v g. Andrew, hut his martyrdom vss fearful
opA he having bsen erucihed cvoes In The form
II % 4. To-day, high mass will 10 sung in all
Ne Catholic churches throushou. the city, and D-
vine service will 10 performed 10 81, the Episcopal
shurchaa In Trinity Church, thore will 10 full
choral service u II O'Clock, and . lecture the
M Of the Saint will DO delivered. In The Catholic
church the feast Is celebrated a. . double Of .hs
sseond caas but not . holiday 81 obligation. The
vas,msnts 10 b worn ~ The mass will be n the
nsrtyr's color, nsmely-rod. 81. Andrew IL the
patron Saint Of Scotland, and an order Of knight.
bod dsdcssod W him, 10 established In that coun.
~, which ranks next 70 sbe Garter and Bath of
ersst Britain. The arms arc The 81. Andrews
uoss, surrounded by . thistle with she motto,
Meme Sss Impuns Loesssu. mo one shall re-
proach me with impunity, The g. Andrews
aocosy, Of this city, benevolent sco,tsh ins.itu-
Hon, Will celebrate the day by dinner 81 the Nc.
6oI.litsn Hotel, this evening.
SWEDISH NAVAL v,srroR.-Ths Swedish
saesm fhgats vtnsdis, Captain kelander arrived
- this port late on Wednesday evening, and
snehorei, having teen 80 days from Plymouth,
IA land. She comes here tour Of insTec-
zion end 70 give Der ofhcers IN opportunity 70 sce
sosne d the scenes Of the present war. Sweden
has taken much interest In American naval affairs
and has for long time had resident naval cfhcer
Count RoszH, IN this City, who has carefully noted
eli events - they transpired, and forwarded them
- his government At home. Yesterday morning
sAs vsnsdis hos.ed the American flag Of her fore and
s.lu,sd IL and Admiral PAuLpIss. A. about .
O'Clock, and imIns lately sfer the vansds ccssed
anng, the naval battery Mt the Naval Ysri returned
Tho saluts. gun for gun, the royal Swedish eusign
hsdng displayed from the fore truck Of TIE North
Caroline. In due time the swcdish officers will
psy oficial visit 70 Adm raj PAuLDtse and b
tan6srsd tho Inequalities Of this station
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION. social meeting
u gentleman connected with this Association &C.
CURED last evening at sis broadway. A. sx
p. n. ,bo meeting orgnnize'i, with nathan Sur
geA Esq, as Chairman The Secretary then rea,
report Of the work already sccoml lsLed within
Tho last year by the Association, and what It pro
posed 70 do in the future. The report was
voluminous statement, the substance Of which
hiss already been gi7cn 70 the public .
various times THO chief object being . 70
form in municipal government. 4 revision 81 th,
sanitary inspection, improved markets, wharve-
DC. Attention to public education. Better dwell
rngs for the poorer classes &C., &c. THIS repor
having been received, was followed by a verba
report from DR.. SMITH, Secretary pr,-,em Of tn
Roard Of Hygiene. The Doctor gave AL interesting
statement Of the sanitary inspection Of tho city,
accomplished by CORPS Of phytician', thirty -on
In number who have visited as man
different DISTRICTS and furnished maps e,
hibitng the result Of thcir labors Photograph
were also shown Of tenement houses, an
locations where discases prevailed, whc
could he prevented, provided the proper steps WEI
taken Tor that purpose. The Doctor stated that q
though no special effort bad been made TO effect n
forms, great deal had tccu accomplished by II
mere appearance Of ths PHI sicaus making the
inquiries ut tenement houses Some OF these place
whtch had not beon cesl 500 for Ave on ak year
were thoroughly renovated by the owners, who b
sime .carfrl Of the exposures that would be made
d JOSEPH N. Smith, President OF the Council
the thirty -one young pbysicians who had perfcrr
ID their duties with zeal and fidelity, wishout l
gard to the very small hey were paid for the
services Esch individual had been selected wi
reference 70 his qualifications for the bus.ne.
and a. al worn talented men, Of considerable exI
rloncc among those who rcsdei in the locafti
named, the result In the mops o.
other evidence before the meeting. Dcfo
thcse reports were made, he said, we We
a. body o. citizens In utter darkn ness ON the 81
;oc,, although every medical man Of sny exp
fence knew Of these things aud had proclaim
them constantly, ~ithou, the power of doing al
thing TO remedy TIE matter. lie next alluded