The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13

uOlldES.
MEETING OF THE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNIoN.--The regular monthly meet
ing of the Presbyterian Sunday School
Unit. was held in the lecture-roOm Of the
Rev. Dr.A rr's church on Monday night.
The meeting" c""ned with the sing
ing of the HoSanna,rM Of portion of
the sixth chapter of the Boz Matthew,
and prayer by the president.
After spending some time in singing and
prayer, the minutes were read and adopted,
and the following reports from the superin-
tendentS of the schools were offered:
First Ch,UCh Sunday School.-FirSt Sab
bath.-TeacherS l6; scholars, 1913. Sc
cond Observation-Disclosures l6; scholars, l2S.
Third Sabbath Teachers, Is; scholars,
%. Fourth Sabbath. --Teachers Il: scho-
lars, III. Average attendance.-Teach-
erS, I6; scholars, 10.
Second Church SchOol.-First Sabbath
Teachers, q scholars, JAG. Second Sab
bath.-Teachers, p: scholars, l55. Third
Sabbath.-TeacherS, %; scholars, lA5.
Fourth ath.-Teachers, 81 {; scholars,
al. Average attendance. Teachers, %;
scholars, 1873. Collections, $3.50.
Third Church School.-FirSt Sabbath
Teachers, l6 scholars, "a. Second Sab
bath.-Teachers, l6; scholars, II. Third
Sabbath.-Teachers, l6; scholars, "A.
Fourth Sabbath.-Teachers, 10; scholars,
"a. Average NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Is;
scholars, 70. Collections, s2.l2.
United Church Schooi.-First Sabbath
Teachers, 49, scholars, l54. Second Sab
bath.-Teachers, 80; scholars, l60. Third
bath.-TeacherS, 35 scholars, 1853.
Fourth Sabbath.-Teachcrs, IS; scholars,
l45. Average NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c;
scholars, l54. Collections, $5.41. For
Sunday School Festival, SCOOPS.
The reports from the First and Second
Colored Schools were given orally. The
superintendent spoke fayorably of the
condition of these schools. Certainly, as
far as numbers are concerned, they have
every reason to be encouraged; for the
rooms allotted for these schools are filed
each Sunday, it being necessary often to
turn some away. The superintendent
reported the average attendance in each
school as near about 225 scholars, and an
average of q teachers in the First Church,
and IL in the Second. The following is a.
report for the Third:
First Sabbath. ] |; scholars,
II. Second Sabbath. 10; scho-
lars, 81. Third Sabbath.-Teachers, 0;
scholars, s5.-Fourth Sabbath.-Teachers,
10; scholars, IS. Average attendance
Teachers, 10 scholars, 81.
After the reports were read, Mr.. Will
liam F. Taylor gave out his intention-in
accordance with the constitution of the
Society-to propose at the next concert
change of time of meeting from the
second Monday to the second Sunday
afternoon in each month. After the dis
cusson of some other private matters, and
the singing of hymn, the meeting ad-
journed with blessing from the Rev.
Mr.. Price.
THANKs.-Mr. Matt. O'Brien, of the
Southern Express, sent rs yesterday a
number of southern papers put up in an
illuminated envelope. The word Dis
patch" appeared in large shaded letters in
colors, overlaid with representation of
pair of scissors; all executed with and
without the aid Of "green goggles We
also received papers from ]. o. Walker,
northern mail agent; Colonel Pickett,
National Express; from Mr.. George Saw.