The New York herald., 1865-02-25
CITY Intellisenes.

TEE H0uU o. THE GooD SHRrHERp --On the 6th OF
March which u the arst Sunday Lont by order Of the
Most Row Archbishop McCioskey, a collection will DO
taken up all the Catholic churches Of the city for the
purpose Of completing the additional buildings found
necessary to accommodate the many applicants for a
mission 70 tho House OF the Good Shepherd In East
LscrvrE PRoy SnLNAS-A tho invitation OF
number Of prominent citizens Prof Benz Sliman has
consented 70 deliver lecture in this city for the benefit
OF the Christian Commission II will take place on Mon
day, the 9th OF March.
SATURDAY Evxm0 LECTURES The third OF the course
Of Saturday Evening Lectures under the auspices Of the
Masonic Misson, will be delivered by Mr. p T. Barnum
At Cooper Institute this evening The object Of these
lectures is rst 70 bring tho price of st lectures to
such ngurc ~ that the masses afford to attend
them and second 70 use the net receipts OF the lectures
dors for their reading saturday sysnns Is selected be-
cause II the evening upon which persons who labor
daily snd rise sery on week days can bes. devote the
monts are made 70 extend the throughout the
yoar.
rm NATIONAL FampnRs's Rmmr ASSOCIATIONS The
anniversary meeting Of the National Frcedmens Relief
Assocssion whose headquarters in the city Of New
York. win BE- held this yoar in the hall Of tho House Of
Representatives, washington D. c., tomorrow evening
The annual report will then DO made showing the large
amount Of work accomplished by this association In the
past year Up to January 1885 the receipts amounted
TO t22p 5S7 Tho value Of tho shipments for the month
Of January 1895, 70 various departments the most Of
which went 70 relieve Shermans freedmen was $50 372
Ut froderick Tomkins, member Of the English bar
and OCCASIONAL correspondent OF the London Morning
SHr has just arrived In this country and the
special delegate from the Frsedmens Aid Societies in
England 70 acqusint himself more thoroughly with the
condition Of the freedmen and what similar assoc atons
In this country are doing Hc Is to speak the snn
versary of the association and will give OF
English feeling on tho subject Of the freedmen.
srs JoHs's cArRUSc scHoot, 0owAxus--ErAnsAuox
or TINE Bor's DsrAarnnSr. The ssmi.a annual oxamna
on OF tho sohoia of the day school with g.
Johns Catholic church, under the pastoral Of the
Rcy Hugh Mcguire, took place on Thursday evening
last the I'D nsant, at The school in Nineteenth
street. In the prsssnos Of large and attentive audience
the most Of whom wore ladies resident in tho parish.
The Rev. Father Hugh Mcguire, accompanied BY few
Of his ronds arrived s early hour and took their
seat. on q. platform sncour.sns BY his presence the
deep intcrcs and which he forwards by every moAns In
his power. Although the evening was wet and dis
agreeable shs nns schcos room wss crowded every
who has done mach - advance the interssG Of
the youth under his cars, showed BY NE pro.
spent their time In vain. Tho ensrctses consisted Of
oraiions readings, moral essays and serious and
orsS op @ aSS v's Varied S %
with much ability, and there Is doubt that greater
success s in store for them. AZ the close Of the sxhui
maae fathcry and phlcsophscally Christian speech ia
reply which cicsed the warm applause u the audience
an" sss s ss soss ~ yss ss :.
the greatest honors of 0owanus In conclusion hc sd
sisea the pcope 70 give every oppcrtuny 70 Their ch
greatest blessing shs man can confer upon hts OF.
spring
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The rcvcrcsd gsuueinan loudly appIauded through
out fo was follow wv cpy 10y o'iet lcmcn or the
@ @pla' ",,n a'vf which tac poeccnss we're brought