The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-07
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NE most extensive IN the country-vith all tho
arture., and . large quantity Of medicine, vas
sssed to-day, and has bccome liable 10 connscstion,
the csse IL made out J."
REGISTRY or Communication Hay
ner and his assistant are sail bunly Engaged N
registering the namos Il souiberners who resie in
this city. Yesterday the Major rcgis,ered,7s, md
me assistant 90, making . total Of i41 up 10
odock. The entire number registered up-to yes
tsrdsy, inclusive, was s13 while our reporter
va present yesterday, . gentleman apple 70 b
registered, and 80 the mode Of doing 40 may be
interesting, the conversation which occurred 10
subjoined;
Aypitednt-Mator, Is II necessary for . citizen
Of New York, who has cou~ from the bouh since
the war BEGAN, 70 register BIB Damo'
ksjcv H-Yes, sir, Certainly. 49,.
Applteant-I have been voting n-nhy, nyor,
and thought II was unnecessary 70 regs@r my
name. II you want me, how'Tcr' ~ 40 " Al,
kajo, I'll donr want you, ti.. the
Generals or dor which wants yoa, and no. Il ,s
Apple mt do not want Major 20 rang WIN
sny one upou whom rests tie shadow Of . sus-
pioion Of disoyal,y or treason
Tho spplicsn, then registered his uAme a. -
fvom nurfreestoro', Tennessee. Was horn In
Pennsylvania, and went TO tho South in 1889. and
In Murffeesboro' In February, ts6s
ks)o- H-wsro you ever in the southern
srmyi
Applieant-o, gracious moi was arrested by
hen however, once or twice.
Major IT -H.vs you taken the osthf
Applteant never have done 70, nor have
ever been called on 10 do ~" Hero Nuer OF
Introduction N General RosacrAns from Governor
johnson, and here IL n card o. the Union bsslo
Cub. of Tennessee, a club winch raiscd myself.
vajoy II. III were you I'd tako TIN oath
lppifednt. am willing, Bir
Major IT walk In tomorrow TO No. ~, Gen
sral Dx's Headquarters and takr Il
Some further conversation folaDwed. and the gen
Neman retired willing TO 'tsie the cath" The
hotel Keepers send in the nsmes Of those who
register a. hsng from the south pretty regularly,
but The latter now as Ceneral rule 70 70 private
houses 70 Az Id registering their names, aud are
scattered about good deal. Yesterday one was
srrcs.sd who came from Atlanta Ga, hut on bong
taken bsforo General DE-. IL wss found that BIO was
sthorough Union man. eome refuse W take the
Oath, and case occurred on Monday Of . man
Who had promised to return and take u but forgot
70 do M. Foreigners who como from tho South
generally refuse 10 take the oath, they say they
were never na,ursizcd and do nos wish 10 give up
thsir allegiance to .heir own country.
New ORGAN IN TRINITY CHuRcu.--A new
ity Church, aud win Re used for the hrst time TO-
day and 70 morn ", when two choral festivals will
be given. The pipes Of the organ are illuminated.
TIE stops run through the entire keyboard, and
the performer -t IN front Of tho stalls In tho
cbanocl aud play the ms, rumepi. There are
twenty nine pedals, which are white and black to
correspond with the Keys. The organ has twenty
fonr reg sters. The large orgn VI Ihe sssi side Of
III. Church will now only be used exirsordin-
sry grand solemn occasions On occaIion Of these
festivals, however, both organs will he used
ALL FORA oo.-Charles Hefferly, Of No.
100 First stree, w.lGamsburgh. yesterday leSpod
from . Fulton Ferry boat intending 10 save Q
valued dog which had fallen into ,nc Fast liver.
Mr. II. swan to the Bookmsn street pier, aud was
thcre rescued.
INNAcULATE CoNCEPTIoy.-The Feast Of
the Immaculate Conception Of ho Virgin Mary
viii be celebrated tomorrow In all the Catholic
Churches throughout the world. II is . festival
solely OF the Catholic Church. The Toast 10 . dou-
bio Of tho first class aud the vesmcu,s 70 DO worn
arc white, which will be every day during
The octave, except on Tuesday and Wednesday, tho
18th and lath. In the Church Of the Immso dlaie
Conception the ceremonies will DO solemn and in-
posing.
Potion INTELLIGENCE ssduH near the Post
0nee.-on Monday sfernoo n, Peter Hs.lan, dep
uty provost marshal, who resides at GroenpoinL
WAS standing In Liberty street. corner OF Nassau.
resding the EvEsrsa Poer'B bulletin, when, a. he
alleges, ho WAS ass,ulo .i by David Duane and Jss
McDermott Ho raisoo his stol aud threatened 10
shoot them N they peGsisted in thoir coDiuct when
Ohcer Farrell, reaching tho spot, made arrest
Mr. HaslAn entered . complaint against Duane aud
McDcrinoit. and they were taken 70 tho Tombs
Police Court
Prize Fighter Held, Mary Dryer, Of No. 3,
Main street, Brooklyn, complained before Justic.
Connolly that James Dunn WAS about 70 meet hei
son, william Dryer, In n pr zo-hvht. The Justic,
granted n warrant, snl Sergeant Lederts and ON
cor Roberts OF the Fourth Precinct, arrested Dunt
~ Mark Msguire'A Cayuga House, near hcComb',
Dan. and the prisoner was held 10 bail IN sl,OO0 x
keep the peace. The hyht was 10 have taken plscs
In Pennsy anita on the 18Th inst.
Alleged Larcen<s Henry &. Stevens . youti
of seventeen, who in the employ OF Mr. vii
liam d. Brommell Of No. Spruce street, len N,
store yesterday with money in his possession, snC
was arrested ON 4 New Haven train 10y o'hcer Hal
leck, Of the 10th Precinct. An sfhdayu having
been made against tto IriGooer, ALLEGING that HI
hRd been guilty Of larceny ....... Bridget Car
nody was arrested for taking Sl55 from Asris En-
TiGhi, Of No. al Marion street. The money hASiu,
been found ~ Brldgers possession, she WAS com
mtted for trial.
assault rfhd CleduSr. Yesterday afternoon
at washington MNrkoL Edward Brady aud JOSEPH
Decker, of NJ 1870 West street. and one Gsbe,
butcher xsrs charcoal aaanulted hv Io..ni