The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-01
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c Sirdnor, y Neimyer, / Neuman, u Nlekes NJ
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u Wolfe, u Wolfe, N w.hley, J n WEIGH. 3 wi.-s,
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Zeglier, Ielkie, g Zcrger, J ZeikeI, X tinker, q
Ziennis, Zimmerman.
Tue Cosr OF DEsERTIoS.-Mr. Samuel G..
CorieL who vas drafted In the 22d Ward, procured
substitute on Thursday evening named John Taylor,
a native Of Manchester, England. Some two hours
after Taylor vas mustered In, he vas marched from
the office to supper, with others under guard. Watch
ins hi, opportunity, he made desperate attempt to
esespe, and ws Aired at by private John d. svinton,
Of the 9sth New York Battery. The hall broke his
wrist and entering a coal Office the Eighth avenue
did some damage there. Taylor v@ taken to the
AssaI II.
10 said he Will have TO lose he arm.
MAJOR GENERAL BANKS leaves to-day for
New orleans wa Cairo and the Mis.i,.ppi River. A
complimentary dinner ss given him lsst night by
his friends In thi, city.
OhsEQuIKs OF JAcoB LIrTLE.-Ths funeral
Of this -el-known banker and fnsncier took place
At Grace Church yesterday afternoon. At half post
three o'cloch, the late residence Of Mr. Little, on
Union Square, thronsod with friends, Who accom-
panied the remains to the church. The Rev. Thomas
II Taylor, of Grace Church oficiatod. The follow.
ins gentlemen acted ~ pall-bear,fs: Benjnrnin Il
,WlnihJop John Warren, Je.se lioyL Edward Prime,
DAVID ClsrtAon, VIM. Wheeler Deforrest, Vim. law
lol ana Lohn Ahvne. MANY stock brokers were
pressntthe Board having adjourned the morning for
dent @. II. Broadhead, secretary; John Munroe
e A.sSSnt so secTS,a TIE eody wa, enced in
LIE ssts born March lI,h, ils4. Disd asrrh qsth
on me CONN. Dr. Taylor read tie impressive Episco
The exercises we're varied BY the following music,
under tho direction OF George W Morgan orsanist:
Hr s,nn-. %S LET me knoT my end"
By Desih's relentless hand"
hnthtm-"l heard a voice"
Dead March" "
EMIGRATION FOR ls64.-The number of
anil tI.Al a.
sJs an increase Of 2sGT9 over isGa and an average
increase since ls47, Of siS2 The Commi..lopcr. Of
tmsration have cared for in their hospital s6I in
tue sma-por horpitAll 235 and hns buried go The
whole receipts during 1894, amounting to s42C 3GG IL
hh-seyeuths cane from continuation money paid Tor
A. the two chief items are support of Wards iand
euse and Hospital, sl29, 2Ss Al, and hospital
building, sl21,2bO.
AhUsEMESTs.
BNRStNs.-Another new and romantic drama never
before reformed in this country will be prc.luced
here on Monday. II 10 entitled "Mareunna Of Ma
drid'" or "Tlr man, the spirit, and the Mortal
The drama WI be produced in splendid style. In the
war hgure doparmentA figure taken from life, of the
rebel inecndiary and spy Robert c. Kennedy will 10
on exhibition. Punch and Judy will be performed at
Me morning entertainment
Tho NationA Poultry SocleLy have mad. .,r.r,..
m"ns with Mr.. Barnum ~ which their annual
POULTRY pigeon End rabbit chow wiU be hsld at hi =
museum from the @ith 10 the 10th inclusive Cwh
p''n'ums 70 the amount Of five bundled dollnr- are
to be awarded for the best ,pocimen.
enps' medals diplomas sc. Circulars may he had
| after Monday At the office OF the Mussum To ,ho..
VINO "Hh information on the subject Of rearing p,ul-
Wy and to tho'e who are already adepts In the arr
thit show will afford u great pleasure
DohWoRTrs HALL Mia H. Barnett the hind
MUSICIAN gives grand vocal and instrumental con.