Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
CITY NEMR

halfpast O'Clock took IlH ip t EeTGne & e SIS aId about
Il%dsnl SIk unGer the narshushp Of MegErs Tboo
Mettee and Geo. W Taylor Tba Tr55 yesi w. VI. W;
IN the following order: Jackson SGGaTN scbaan
EotlnteD9olfs, AieSS!s. m +. Feniz and Trankn
Martin Mcttee and Elias Taylor Carolina efroai
Supernendents. DR.. John r. Muller and Mr. Jane,
/ y. Davis City hission-Superinten Dr. n !
| hunt. brOadWay-Superintend Mr. Henrv Sicrr
| JT. Eastern Avenue-SUpGrintend Messrs Jnc
| ". Randolph and James l.. Pereg0y Fell's Point
| Gnapei-Superintenden James Bombay and WIN
| Nisney. Burke Street-SUperinteudent, William
| 7. Wjiiams and Thos Long. Block Street-Surcr-
| IntendentS. james g. Afford and n. AppIcgarii
! bfcaG|ay HeTman sch0Ol-SuporintendCnt Mr.
| M4Ieuse. The Welsh school-Supe Mr.
IIehry BaVls, Gld not accompany the procession but
| were present at the Park upon the arrival Of the
After their arrival at the Park, tho children. to-
sIl s0CnIIl WIN {hoSe having them il charge, in all
II.noyLg nIano ABOUT 30D persons, proceeded to the
rliel m sian9 nad been erected, and after being
SnGs 9t little voices led by Air Isaiah TayIor ioin
| 81 III ShsaaE siGE t1e appropriate selection
| - l9r thousand tongues to sing
| ,.,. my Gfeal kedeemers praise I"
t tS I'm ,,iuinS y. 81 ne many youthful voices seeming
tire Park, An impressive prayer was mad" hJ a ~
hchAIa Norris, and after the singing Of several an
pT"pria'G airs among which a hymn bcautifr is
sung IN the elsh language, by the Canton school
| inc Rev " ~ trysiuger was Introduced WHO en-
tertanet tue little folks for minutes in a very
H9dshs address, which as listened 70 with intense
AZ the conclusion OF NJ Trysinger's remarks, a Sc
| lection IN German was sung b. the German Mission
S'hool Ihe pupils then joined III singing the seec-
ton entitled ."AarCbiLg Along" after which the
DcXoogy was surg and the audience dismissed with
the bene,lic5ion. The whole affair turned ont yery
cfeditahly {" all concerned and seemed to give gen
erAi satisfaction. Before returning to the city an
( opportunity was afforded he children of riovinF
Ih"Seivc N various SPOrs which was entered into
| by them with a hearty 5cst
THE SUNDAY SCUuuL CONVENTION The surd,v
school Convention of the Baltimore Dsirict of tbe
last Baltimore Circuit, which was .r.-uuz- a on
tuesday night in The Caroline st. NJ f. Church, met
s"ih Is G DAY morning, t o'clock in tho same
caUTc2. The Off 'eTs o. the Convention ss chosen
~ Tuesday ntght, are-Presdcnt, Rev. Josaph
rltarv Rcy W. II ~ ". hanaoirh Esq; Sec
| terdey By the singing OF the hymn beginnjng, On
tbnu who eamns from abova, the pure celestial fire
/ rraycr b, the REV K. ilnAe. rrinted list Of The
! yenuOD, tho hT,t 0t which was. Should not the
sjEdy OF caicchsm be the chief element in
our Sunday SanooI insructiSps y, Coosider.j Ia
ulScus3on arose in reference to this question as
WoT ed, the Ground taken by those opposed To In bn-
lng mat tae Bible should he made the chief element
tHa ol>cusSlon was participated in by Rev. Messrs
| Hedges, Sherlock, Barnes. Afford Brown WiIso,
| and trySinEer The question was settled by the
adoption OF the following resolution, offered by Rev.
Reso!scd. That tho study Of cur catechism be
made 2 prominent element in our Sunday School in
Tho next question brought before the Convention
| was, How can the catochism be made most attrac-
1--WE to the ohildren?' The question was discussed
ny hev. Messrs. Norris, Wilson, hedges, Sherlock.
| Barnes, and Mcssrs. }. W. Randolph, Henry SIieer,
Jr.. and Others, these gentlemen giving thsi eyno
| pcrienoe while laboring in the cause Of Sabbath
Schools The best mode Of making the catechism IN
Lgrestlng, &C. Rev. Mr.. Owen, OF the PreSbyteGian
Church, was introduced to the Convention by the
Pres dent. and uGGe brief address in reference 10
tae importance OF the catechism in tho Sabbath
| School, &c.
| Upon motion, the Convention adjourned to assem-
Pie thls evening at o'ght o'clock, in order to gyo
/ the members an OppOTrucy JOIN in the festivi-
| ties Of the Sunday school centenary celebration
! Inc benedlcuon was pronounced by the Rev. Nj.
IN the ovcningan interesting Sunday School S,Irer-
| ntcndentS and Teachers Experience Meeting was
heIt. The Con7 ention meets again this morning at
| pending before them.
UNCONDITIONAL UNIov STATE CoYyENrIuv-In
| response to call issued by the minority Of the Union
! state Executive Committee addressed to those per
! sons who are opposed to a repeal Of the Registry
Law and in favor OF the measures of Congress upon
the question Of reconstruction number Of delegate
from the several counties Of the state and the city
Baltimore, elected upon this basis Yesterday assem-
h!cd at Front Street Theatre 10 Convention The
mesting was called to order by Hon. j. l.. Thomas
Jr:, oi the EXECUTIVE Committee, who explained th.
| 9'ieGt ot calling them together. David Scott. o
Gesi was cLuseh teLhl lordTy cnairiHan and j. b. As
! Kew OF Baltimore city, secretary 4 call Of tn {
counties was then ordered, for the purpose of aT.
pointing 4 committee on credentials aud pcrman ent
organization, when GSCergincd that there were
no delegates present from Charles, Calvert Somerset
ucnt officers Dr. C. H. orr Of AlIegonv for presidEnt
with number of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
committee on resolutions was appointed, to whom all
resolutions be referred without reading eI
which an adjournment took place until 2 NJ. Upon
re-asscmHng tle committee submitted series Of
resolutions, which adopted.
Our space is too limited for the resolutions
| which are very eCgthy.l
State Central Committee consisting of three
persons from each county and eleven from the city OF
juurned.
The Mass MEETING AT FRoxT STREET THEATRE.
"A mass meeting Of those who, according to the call
sustain the reconstruction policy of Congress- and are
opposed to the repeal or modification Of the Registry
Law was held last night ut the Front Street Theatre
The meeting was called to order by Mr. John r. Cox
who nominated Hon. ChaS Il. Ohr, of Allcgany as
President, and number of Vice-Pr5sidents and Sec
re,aries, who were unanimously chosen.
Mr.. Ohr accepted the position in a brief address
and concluded by introducing Hon John A. J. Cres-
well, of Maryland who spoke a6out thirty roinutc;
in support Of the reconstruction policy Of Congress-
and IN opposition 20 the repeal or modification oftht
Mr. Carl one Of the Secretaries, read the serio, Of
resolutions, p7sSe during the ". the platform OF
the party, by the State Convention. The resolutions
| were adopted unanimously.
! Addresses We're then made by Hon. Waitman T.
WiiIIgy, Of West Eirsinia Hon H. B. i, BrownweIi
| Of Illinois Hon. Francis Thomas, Of Maryland, and
! Hon John L. Thomas, Jr., of Baltimore.
| The speakers throughout were loudly and enthusi-
| astically cheer:d. The auditorium of the theatre
was comfortably filed number those in the dress
circle being ladies. About two hundred Of he audi
ence,, including the officers Of the meeting, wero
seated upon the stage, the latter being tasefully
| DECORATED with the National ensign.
| The ing was enlivened by the prcscnc, Of
| OF National airs.
RAN OvER.-About eleven o'clock on Tuesday,
afternoon, horse attached to a furniture wagon,
engaged at the pic mic Of Walkers school, at Green
wood, became frightened, and. starting to run ran
over little girl namcl Elizabeth LantZ severely
njuTinE her. She was removed her parents resi-
depce OF Sharp street, near Gross, where the
vices of physician were ayai!Gd of. Her injuries
though OF painful nature, DOt considered likely
! to result fatally.
! A PECULIAR CIRCUWsTANCF.-Mr. l.. J. Milhurn, IA
| clerk in the sun Office on Tuesday, after a violent
ht Of coughing, expelled from his lungs brass head
cd nail, one inch i'll length, VIII ch had accidentally
| swallowed over two years ago, aud which had re-
Sant source Of annoyance, bleeding and i'll health
| The nail was much co:roded.
| A BOLD RoBBEEY.-Some time during Wednesday
| afternoon the counting room of Mr.. VIM. l.. Auder-
son, furniture dealer Nos. 10 ard y Second street.
was mystcrinuSly robbed Of 81 jl3. The money had
been paid Mr.. Anderson about haitian hour previous
to ITS being missing, and Is said to have been taken
| whilst both he aud his clerks were in the store.
There no clue as TO the perpcrator Of the robbery
| ANOTHER AEREsT.-Gcorge Mason, the second
party engaged in the burglary at the house ofPhip
| NacScr, on ohamburg street, on Tuesday was ar
rested on Tuesday night, and Justice johnson COM
| mitted him for the grand jury.
| LARCENY.-Wm. Morton, coIored, was yesterday
arrested upon the charge of stealing quantity of
grain bags from Capt Hayward of the schooner Sus-
quehanna, valued at $40. lie commit ed for the
grand jury.
| Assault ohm Dougherty was arrested by Po-
| hceman JOrden, on Tuesday night for aSSauIting
| and beating John Ewalt lie was released on bail
| for court by Justice Whalen.
| LARCENY IN The CoUNVY.-Jahn Williams was
lodged in the central station, by Constable slime on
| Baltimore county. lie is held Tor the county au-
| tborities.