The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND rnE VICINITY.

FoRr SUMTER ANSGyERHARY CELEnT.ArIOS
A. rur AoNpsst oY M r9t,. Last evening tho an-
niyCfSary OF tho attack Fort Sun tur, and the re
placing over It tho st tars and Str's" waa c.cbra-
tod Al tie Academy VI Music. The proceeds we're In.
tended for tLH orphan children OF our vouuieers.
At the haaE Of tho sIavc were l1ure, repre-entln,
Washington, viii The GOddoa Of IIboTty und the
genius Of Amci.c, either side, American na,a b..
Ing huus from tho lo2,s A Guo hand performed
some excellent Lusic The opening prayuf "a. VI.
icIol lY tho Rev y. Mitchell, and at c'c'oc. p,o.
cisrly, HBlor-GeR. John Peek WEs introluced "a
chsiuna1.
General Peck opened by nlludinp 10 the cou,pir1,-,
which WA uHuH uiI'cd pui yrar- Rvp nui MI M
tending rNi =, including the expulsion u' uiJn uri
ton tho South sud the attack on the in. piay, M,
and honor n ho nltl States Oh thc lZth 20 Apri,
1861. b. attacking Fort @uiHFrNh,h NIl ,alAa.usd
BY only one hundird men under hn'o, t"'n .un,
10 hold the fortress hot he marched uut guu
drums bedtihs cooIa n ins hi'"" 'nlutnR hi. l-,.
Fort sumter dil not 'hirhrn ,ir 'No.iA O.cf n L''.
lion ol men iumodiat,y '0unfo.Ied 10 ~ trus. 'he
since then ,our ySais " blood, ari ,s,c'. ~
ciuol war were pased, sad ~ thia none suite 81
the ialr sex CApnlpu.-l Ibo iah,lion VA '
neatly atgn rpd, tlsp,t to utaorals uIuut shet4.4
ant shrtiHn. app 'nrrl ml b aIruut and Poa,,.
1T us hop tuat ore thr III uf luly comir., = IL .t
aud honoHl }, l".cr VA so .ooomidi.ped. he ~
aud Now York Stht., whose pIOwrss WA wtuea. b..
himself Ia many woll-luutlt Gold llU us1. 10
vi ia, patriotic meeting Of the Gth VI Ma l. 81
concluded by icinafkng that such brilliant u. .,.Hl-
bAgo ratified that NEE nr, aud rendered suy tu l,C
rtluhIks oh his part unnecessary
PruyoT was then offered by the Rev pr Mte't.,
after which Andursou's March ~ suDt, wls played
by the band
Hon. Chsuncey shaner ~ss Ineu introdu''-i, ana
proceeded to deliver he Grafton the lts' prsent,
aud future Of our country
The orator opened by slludnf % ~" rnniVe-irv o.
tie event which they had met D. 'N t'HH''. H' ~
parallel In the hist4y ui uAi0u. ~ M iine gl
Hoi0uud peace and uusoaird l..'l"'F. yu' youI 3
nnublIc wua sudfrnB arrested 90 Hrf t14ultIIJ
career. and thrrUtrn,I W.fl gt-fIutfOu. The t.'i
~ tTi, ,as iuu,,ynTstd hv hls'v rh0' s'u4t Fu,,,-
teris WALL, wfthu Nhru h'- spartan dsiru ....
stnlsglet tlIl ,vNHus'ri nbitif ylcd,d ~ trcara.
'ILe fl,s II rebellion nov rHrif over the land ..1
ali ia diIr CON 3auiIDu't followed. Tie dcsrl
tinn al nI,#f. All lrH Ih- tccICrd veil b. ma
lnI I,,,s I.,uaage Of the Aificu gnd the rDrd, ~
thr Vii L. man. and thc .luininatiOn of dr'ul.'.
-, g,t M III i4r holy place" EltTo Nu-4t..t .I.I
mi. he'd thcortupI 80 cousidcf tho FHst U tIir.
4. c.ry "a zen he sId Slaves .erc ifiyIu,st 10
H'fTui- ems tu- Cavalier " that oOl1ny aiso s,.t
IN uu rItrriuiuAtuE Aar Vhust the red us " .ie
tIr tt,I uisput.d every inch ot rouLi clytt.d b.,
tHr ...l atd a+sIcsroT The sleaker prncot .. .
.p.Ak ~ ne luli'ay education VI tue JsOpe NJ H.
,4.i. ,r..ud lcl whs COMPLETED iu the ylI tte4 a
war llsli la baud aud sLOulcor 10 shou der n.
hytth sLd south made cCuWuu gause ia us NaI @;
|. CgHsinpsd 0n As tast pas