The sun., 1865-05-10

In. breath va sbovn in The ssssssinAtion of
President However, slavery no LONGER EXITS IN
America, but there smother slavery VI tch the
var dd pot re e.ch and th.t vsp the ssvory NJ drunk
snne-s The vice ib ell land. nay In every
mans hou.ebold. VI. setiins Al o1t very a9,es ne,
and hsd left many selins heart ehind II Tue
gentleman than .pote Of the fr.t orysnilAtion Of
1smpsspoe soeietie. In Maryland under the sqspoes
u Dr. Marsh, and the de'etsnation 70 banith aco.
bol from the festive ioard and the houreho 4
20 uie shelf n No du9siy the s9otheeaiy and the
attained bet s,lIi thi, VA caused by the AssncisuOn
hsvtns started -ronf In not HAVING eoInleIea btal
shstinencs Lioene. bad been given Tor men TO tbe
. httlo, and that led 70 more. The bllshbns effects
Of intemper sDee vse nes alluded tol aud a. phyn;
Seuss. pc sseS o. -. M ] sop.e han % ali other re esu.s-
combined. II -esA coed memory and judsment .nd
~ Is1 yt,nss 70 snS aSsds Sorsd ,ss u@
hiseen 2 esh,sen per cont o. diserss t,'n. T,.!
cd ,Io e Se% ass q 10 sss
u,e Of luoI. in the army NJ which the officers too
frequently sho- ed the eI.inpde. lie ssse tsslnony
Dsni b~r Of men 10 .mies. that yer little drum
enn-es found AMONG ihcm, lie oonoluded ~
would save ,hem from eoriain Destruction to touch
bquof In any shape
Tho Rev. In Be.occk, Of Buffalo, followed and
spots 70 The following:
R,selpsd, That In the violent removal Of our To-
Loved President Abrshsm Lincoln, whieh flls our
nation With sadness, We hold In thankful reinem-
brsnse bic hish appreciation Of the Temperance
cause -hich he commended 10 all olasses by example
and prccept We ie,olce that hts suoce-eor AndtcS
Johuson, distinguushed ior decision and hfmness h@
rosdiy signed the Declaration previously made by
twelve Pre,dents, fsvorns the entire disuse Of all
ardent spiriv, especially by young mem and .e must
nee from ali intoIIcatns Iquop 10 hsh civil and
military cirrle- 10 absolutely essential to the sAeU
and property of our eIosins kepublh.
No names h. said, held higher position in the
minds Of Americans than the two names associated
In the resolution, namely, Abraham Lincoln and
Andrr johnson. The former had slorifed the land
~ "A. ~. s,A 49, h. l.A
thee. Ihe other name also one Of srcst nots.
he was no. cur hoses certainly, hut he vas destined
70 he our Jo-hua With regard to Abrsham Lincoln
,hofe much noble, bonest and glorious about
him that peop scarcely Looked 70 the inrt Of his be
tns Temperance msn, but he -r one, y ho knowing
The value Of abstinence praeticed H. A. for the pres
ent PfesidenL II would bs uninnnly and unehnstan
TO deny the fes.eo -hich occurred a, the lnsusuts.
ron. They would openly confess IL. Bu' le,
y be remembcred that the srests-, Of
Me Apostles tell, bu, u y. to ri'e higher
tApplause.J lie would, however. tell our English
cousins by this last steamer that the people ~oud
would say, wv. you'd rathor have Andy Johu,on
drunk than Jen. Dsvi, soher or John {. Breesin-
ridse either, II ever he could he got sober. They
would not therefore, ioet John,ons great services
IN Tennessee, n0t II he we're q thousand times drunk
But ,he' would pray for him aud hopc that he would
say TO tha, traitor 0iquo) he would 70 the rebels
You have deceived me once yon never VII 90 10
We had right 10 demand that all public men shall
BE- temperate one fact which he would stats was,
that one General hans away the cup before he took
up the sword. and that man to-day Wa the Liouten-
ant General Of our armIo', (GIantg lie -m proud %
hear that the Anti slavery society had aisbanded
pefance society wait Little longer Tor their disb.nd
meat aud no doub II would come soon
James A. Briggs, Esq- then spoho, and In the
Of bis remarks said Of the Inauguration ofPre
dcnt johnson, that the testimony Of ex-Vice Pres
| dent Hsmlin showed that hon he drove down with
him 10 his carriase he VA a pe iectly sober man
lie jackson said TO Mr. Hamlin that he too weak
70 be tnrre, having risen from teE bed, and shoId
nn a had naN IEnN aIll lNd
| ". lie then said he wanted TO stiensthe him
,elf and must have .oine liquor. Mr.. HAM
drAnk OF it, aud ths got into his he al and caused the
misfortune which all deporod. AppiNue.l such
,%at.r from lion. Mr. RICE. u C. from Maiae. and !,
| sefe needless 70 nov vluie the audience that the
| ffoeident was all hahiluAly sober man. (Appiause
Remarks we're then made by Rev. !. W. Chicken
ms, Of Boston, Dr. Je~ett. and ,he Chairman ahei
which the Bsnedietion vi. then pronounced by Rev
Dr. Lsvs, and the meeting separated.
NEW YoRK INSTITUTION ron rHt BLrsp.-The nn.
nlveray exercises Of ,h, institution were held ye.
terdAy Afternoon, al Irving Hall. The pupils who
are all very young, to tho number Of more than
hundred, were arranged In tier, the platform
The females we're dressed In white, aud wore eashe
Of different eoor' such blue red, pink plaid etc
tho boys uniformly dTessed In sAtnet Jacket AL,
trousers. Many Of the girls were extremely pretty
and only b. the vacant stare aud the fIed look Of tn
.iehtlcss eyes could indifferent spectstator b
made aware Of the fact thai those windows o the
, wore incapable Of receiving the light Of day. IN
eIetcres consisted Of music, vocal and instrumental
reaiins from rai.ed letter. object Lessons rocitation
! mental arithmetic etc. In the musical departmen nj
Mi.s Call9n sang song In Italian, Saper NoJeste,
With much sweetness two young ladies played due
j from Linda dl Chamouni on the piano child
i ton year ps, I'd colo, introducing the Carnival
/ Venice, with variations In a very pleasing mar
|. Wedding SSSes. % % snd ,hS o mSch 1T'''n in fan.
9 In style which would have done credit to person
= ho,her"- sung by ons Of The pupil. in mann'
/. which drew tears from many eyes as their owne
Tenl1cd the fact that the SINGER must have ceran
A felt In full force these words
b "oh! mother do not leave me when die,
But 80 thou with me
a To guide lhy poor blind child
Into the Heavenly Kingdom"
Q The oIcrcises cloei wiIh THE Red, White AT
,tituton 10 boys aud ~ giTls no eceive o,d. Cloi
ias and instruction, Lhr cosi Tor each pupil being
a the lest year 1855. There Ae 29 male and iema
i teWher., shO gVe instruction ia thIce brsi,.hcs
= oducahon' Vir-, mechanical, musical aud htorafl
i NIw YoRK SUNDAY sonooL uNIoS.-Ths reisi1
4 exercises tool place last evening al the 6th Avcu,
\ Presbyterian Church The usual pr'ct .son ai pos
J. Toned, on ,ccount Of tie Weathcr.
!. BIG LoAp.-S Gamer Erin, At this port fro
1i Liverpool brins. tvclye hundred pa,,euror, Il
81 la oct osd Of emigrurt pntensers probably ever
. ceNoi
THF FIRE pErARrHUNr.-Or Monday ev
Mas toe Old Rosfd Of Fise Commissioner, held
,- meeting, and transacted hususssiu tho u,uaI INA
n uor. INu are companies were tried for iIrpfo,
H. oontu,i While proceeding to tires, but no ,c,-,
A. Was In either caro. Secret sessions continue
- be held 10y the new Commissioners, hut the puuiic
a not made acquainted with any % tAUIr cd,ngs
al GoLD continues on the downward .,radc.
in the Evening Fxch m gold oIeucl A. g. AID yaii