Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-05
THANKSGIVING DAY.

ROMAN CATHOLIC.
st. Peters, corner of Sixth and West,
= nine O'Clock.
st. Mary's, corner Sixth and Pine, at to
O'Clock.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St. Andrews Eight and Shipley Streets
at half-past ten O'Clock
Trinity, Fifth and King Streets, at hal
past ten O'Clock.
-. - 81 Johns, Brandywinc Village at hall
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian, Market Street abov
Ninth, at halEpast ten O'Clock
Hanover Church, corner of Sixth and Kin,
streets at half-past ten O'Clock
central, King Street between Seventh anC
Eighth at halt-past ten O'Clock.
baptist.
Second Baptist, corner of Fourth ant
French Streets, at half.past ten O'Clock :
DISCOURSE by the pastor, Rev. w H. IL
Marsh Subject" Our Triumph and il,
German Baptist corner Of Fifth and Wal.
P. NJ. 'O'' a a. . anu
METHODIST.
Asbury, corner Third and Walnut streets
at halfpast ten O'Clock.
81. Paups, Market Street, above Seventb
at halt-paet ten O'Clock
Union, corner of Second and Washinston
Streets, at ten O'Clock
scott, Seventh and Pine Streets. at half.
past ten O'Clock
NEW JERUSALEM.
Because OF repairs being made in the
Church at the corner of Washington Street
ana Ti delaware Avenue, Rev Mr. Silver's
thanksgiving Discourse will be delivered on
sunday morning next at half.past ten O'Clock.
Funeral Of Rec. William Baru,, : The
funeral OF the late Rev. VIM, Barnes took
place at the Union NJ. E. Church, Philadel.
Phla, on Thursday morning last. The vas,
church was packed with people. The chan.
ceI was niled by clergymen, and the occasion
was as solemn rs any funeral we have oyer
witnessed, The coffin, at lO5 O'Clock WAS
paced IN front of the pulpit. The exercises
were were opened with prayer by Rev. James
~ Me'lI, ioil0wed by the reading of hymn BY
s,i' sne tNeV. wesley kenney, D. D., which was
9Sane win especial effect by hne choir.
rev. Joseph Mason read an annronriate
Scripture lesson. Rev. Joseph Castle =
hie.long friend of the deceased. delivered an
4SIdress a. commemorative of his many virtues
rev Kingston Goddard, d. D., of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church. described tba
death-bed scene, he having been called In ~
minister at his bedside. He stated that tI,e
deceased was totally unconscious from the
Time OF MS attack up to the moment Of bis
death. Right Rev. Bishop Simpson follow
ed, fegretting that Bishop Scott was una.
Voiaa bly ABSENT as he had been more inti.
hlateiy acquainted with Mr.. Barnes. and
SS.nS eouiu nave drawn his character with greater
force; but, Notwithstanding. he was eisd 70
nave the opportunity of mingling With the
vast congregation in dropping the tear of
sympathy upon the coffin of one that ali
must have loved and revered The SNEAKER
referred to the fact that such numbers az ths
Methodist ministry had died within snch a
short time. The lesson was one that ali
should take to heart, and make proper nre.
patallon lor death, which may come at any
unguarded hour. He then spoke of NJ
BARNES success as minister and the nun.
t9 pers i9at mad been converted by his efforts
lie uld not regard a sudden death ne dis.
aster TO those who lived ever ready for ,bo
solemn hour Bishop Simpson closed win
a lew words of coincidence to the afflicted
lamily ian Key. Edward Gihon, OF the Metho. |
ulst Chufch South, stated that he had bean
converted to God under the ministry of NJ
barnes, some thirty years ago, and Thai i, |
was by his advice he had devoted himself N |
tne WORK OF the Gospel ministry. After the |
s1sngilE 81 l oil hymn, and benediction by the |
NJ AaeN, honias H. Stockton, D. D., the i'm. |
anoil ,lohse audience passed by the coffin, and |
nupA ..l, farewell look at the features of one |
@ his rewa.d. His rem aims were taken ~ |
W est Philadelphia, and inferred in the ysult |
OF The Asbury NJ. E. Church.
-4rrsst Of Burglars.-The Cecil W1io ot
@'9Tasy l, says;-On Sunday last the house
= = -nr, george Biddle, near Warwick. in
ms county, was entered by band of roh-
, ers, while the family were at Church and
ts4 IN greenbacks, gold watch and chain
and small pistol, were taken. The hnr,
slars broke open every drawer about Tho
iouse, ransacking and overturnino evervs
ning. There was a small black how in tSo
kltShen at the time of the robberv yvhoro
ohe OF the rogues kept employee. by crackins
MaInuts and conversation, A white bov
named James Vaulx, belonging to the place.
|" var ar IN me narn while the robbery was being
teu, VINO saw some of the parties
eaVlng the house. when he came ont If ths
Darn Shortly after this, Mr.. Biddle snd
Iamliy returned from Church, and found the
furniture broken and the house in disorder
oIaklng rapid examination, the stolen nro.
perry was missing, when Mr.. Biddle and
me boy Naulx started in pursuit of the rob,
2ers, taking the road toward Middietown
DelaWare, where they came up with three
suspicious looking persons, one of whom was
Iuentneu oy Naulx as one of the parties
ss Y nm al the house. Mr.. Biddle ar.
sN ss.eu ene three parties, who made no resis-
ianee, and were committed to Now Cas,Is
lail by Jesse Lake, Esq, a Justice of the
peace OF that county, to await a reouisition
rom the Governor of this State. None or
ne stolen property was found on these nsr.
Aes, out they gave information of two otbers
VINO had left them at Warwick and ,aLan
me road TO Elkton Mr. Biddle pext startsd
.R N pursuit OF those parties, and by INQUIRIES
ol several persons met on the road. heard of
.wo Y, strangers heading toward Elkton. In
49, IiIan''lne L'.I the men who were being pur-
sueu naa reached the town, and ordered
supper at the FELTON, House. intend;no ~
AXE the midnight train South. Mr., Biddls
On reaching Elkton, soon ascertained tbeir
whereabouts, and Sheriff Janney in a shor,
hne mad them in custody, Two so0 orssn
0acks, the gold watch and chain Snis,oi
ana bundle Of keys were found on dne ~
.ne men. All those articles, except the
money, were identified by Mr., Biddie. and
-ne @ ieilow 81, @ acknowledged that the money also
"as " UT 5lGales: They had heavy billv. {
large dirk knife, and Jimmy, used ior
opening shutters, locks SC Tbev gaya ,U
Inherent names, which were doubtless ali
lliiases, and said they had been in tbe arnnv
Ihey had a hearing on Monday morniS9
Delore Justice Torbert, and were commi,te9
o jail in default of bail. N'''''''e''
SUSSEX County Nattsra-we COPY the fol
Friday - 0''o" OF !
hile assisting Mr. Asbury G. penner j
rear thls town, TO move one of his outbnild.
1ngs, Messrs Stockley West, Captain 7, r
DDiay' and others, were more or less ininre5 /
ne building they were about moving was {
oraced upon wheels in the usual manner a
md IN starting, the horses gave convulsivs c
erk, causing the tonpue IN tu,is, ,,,,S Si9tIe