The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10

LOCAL NEWS.
Arw YORK AND rnE vfcfNrY.

Ton 'nnF ron Philadelphia nov on visit 70 this
e'. 'c.'erdsy morning, ACCOMPANIED BY the Com
uI"c' OF Reception and their magnihcen, hand pad
av.st 20 The t'rand street GrMuinaT school. Tho
ta.i,rs aud pupils Of 80 : gave their dstlneu,hod
,D.ior' reception worthy OF their reputation and
t.i mobile Common Schools Addicssos we're ioliy-
'.1 ' Ne"r. Eu.,rU AMI Clark Of iNe Board Of
HH''9n, snd Alderman Bii-'ie Of Philadelphia.
In ,'o afternoon tho frcueu visited the fuhlo inst-
f'rons on Randall. Island, passing an sgre.sble
au.o.
nus HAvortr AZ teviNG NAIL
~ Pm the dtcmcn proceeded 10 Irving Hall,
vho.ra -i.ld banquet .ns ~, pared. On the plat.
fp.r,. which sas b,auti'uIy decorated, var table
rtH.iInr IT,, 0ll. traad,h,nt which NJ louJ' iison,
i...I,t dent Ut tie Board oi ire Commissioners,
y.".4cI. Three table. extending in parallel lnes
along the hail, 13.'d tho floor beneath 'he plat
insW 1h" di1nrr~'. really excellent Rvcry dollcac,
"t t'c season W.. tl.ro without any e1aSgciation.
Nu,t the cloth a-f,m1,ed, number Of tovts voro
d.uuG aud responded to. Among the to.sis Wa a
lrior to tue rIe.s and particularly that portion Of
T. shch had sustained the Noluntco. Fire Dc,att-
u"ut. -on.t were sung by several mcr.hcr'of 10Th
'ourauic., md there wa. rood time scrcfally
Ihe Company will leave for home a. ~ O'Clock this
Uofu.ur, from Pier .. H.
luE CArArALQrr used At the City Hall,
has been dcrstei 10 the Union Home for Volunteers
CHILDREN. fair n shortly to lie held ei which the
materials Of the catalogue will sold IT II expected
that large fund Val he realized Msnv will luy
pieces Of the iich cloth lnI velvet to convert into
pu-,u.hIon. etc. relics. It Il understood that the
funeral car hs- also been rro.out,d. The car and
ca "a nl lue io'e'her cpst fit.UVO.
NAJoE-GfSrRAL TERRY left This city yes
,"da for w~hinsion, where he report, TO the
Secretary Of War IN c1n'e iucncc Of hi, order to
g..ni reception rendered to the toro Of Fort Fisher
ly Tie sons Of Conn ctcut On Saturday evening, 10
ncce-ssrily postaonod until next week Gen. Terry
"a on Thursday presented with ssord worth s25e
OF Sov Haven
TRINITY SrSpAY-eI. BARNABAs APos-
Tfr.-To-mouow the Feat Of the Holy Trinity, viii
tc cel. hrttcd b. Protostaut-EpiicopaAns aud Cath
oi.cs throughout the world In the ~ PatrcEs
Catholic Church. Tontincal Hirh Mas will lie sung,
and in Trinity Church, there will be full Choral
Scivicc. The Feast Of - Blnalas, also falls on to-
morrow, hut IN the Catholic Church iis celebration
vii De- deferred to the 27th inst. In the 2. y.
Churches tie collect for tie day will lie aided to that
81 Trinity sunIa,. ~. Barnahas va. not Of the
on nal twc.y,, but became an apostle about the
sAlu' time rs 1t Paul lie OF the tribe Of Love,
1T torn in Cyprus, where hc purchased an estate.
which Lcyetrs were permitted 10 do out Of their own
country. NJ, whole lic said 10 have been O con-
'.uuoi martyidom from the trais and prosecutions
he differed Tor the csuso Of Christ. lie and St. Paul
VET - cally ,et ap,t'by tod, for the conversion OF
me ucutilc- tro Act. kin ~hich,aitcr flsting and
Tra,cr they eceiycd the imposition Of hands, which
8 undorsiooI to mean Episcopal conservation The
Whole history Of these tao Apostle will be- found in
the tct- Of the APO cr. Blluabas is Represented US
a man of lehutlul aud "a uuIaldp nstsct and of /.
milcsic presence whereas Paul wa. Of low stature.
Whence St Chry-o-tom writes Of the latter "Ile
man three cuhits about tour feet high, vet no
n-ccu!ed above the heaycns." Barusbas H. honoIcd
n. tie patron saint OF Milan. in Italy, from tradi
ton tlat he preached the faith there AMI was tho
founder OF that Church. lie 80 glorious example to
the early Christians, BY selling all his large porscs-
-ons for the benefit OF the Ioor. His dc ith BY
Stoung, after many tormentt, and his remains vero
found the cts Of Salainis, With copy OF tho
toicl Of st. BathcN written by lis own hand, on his
ispet. The date Of hi. death is unknown, but ho
hScl 20 great age.
ARRIVAL or THE 133D REGIMENT. The
l.rA Ncv York Ro,mont, Lieut. Col Corri, COM
maudug, arrived In this city Yesterday afternoon
lh.s fcrimont whs recruited at the commence lnent
oi tho var under III, auspices OF, and from the Me-
tpoltan Police force Of thu, city. During the after
noon the entire police force assembled, and, headed
/, pVdworth. band marched down to the Battery,
~ order To receive the veterans, and c,cort them
Though TIE city. pom their a. riyiug At Dey street,
however, they were met 10y the regiment, the yetcr.
mis- having arrived som' hat earlier than was c.
lr ted. The police Ntio then formed In line on
either side of Bfoaiuay, and the entire regiment,
Numbering come 40 men, then pt-sod In review le-
wv mem ,he ,niiEe ponce iultt -au'lnF lem IVA
ihc' pared. The scene, as they Proceeded ny
md doorway was diSd SitG iaiie. and sn'!enen
10 eheeled' waved theh handkerchief and "a, Q