The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-22
LOCAL N X w 8.
Senator Soul.

meeting Of the friends Of the late G. Clement Yensble
murdered in Granada Nicaragua held at the mayors
Office at the City Hall, Wednesday evening, for the
purpose of taking bring home the remains Of
the deceased.
Col NJ Thompson was called to the chair and taking
his seat made few appropriate remarks ealogizing the
many virtues Of the deceased.
ELOQUENT tributes bis memory also paid by sew
era gentlemen present and resolutions Of sympathy for
the bereaved family adopted
committee, consisting of Messrs Ashford, Spencer,
Mile Anderson, and Williams, appointed to devise
means to carry out the object Of the mestng.-Sar.
ISRDGE-On Tuesday the 25th instant 10 o'clock
the citizens of this District and Of the vcnage friendly to
Messs Buchanan and Breckenridge President aud Vice
President OF the Uniaed States respectfully invited
assemble 10 front Of the City Hall here.
At O'Clock, that morning, national salute viii be
fred The procession will be then forthwith formed and
proceed In the following order, TO wit IL will down
uisians avenue Pennsy yania avenue along Peunsy
vana to Georgetown there up Bridge street TO
Oh street up High street to First street up First to
Fayette up Fayee 10 Second; aud from thence will
turn by Bridge street to Washington city thence along
Pennsylvania to New York avenue thence down
New York to Fifteenth street. thence down Fiji
tenth Pennsylvania avenue thence along Penn
sylvania Fourteenth street thence down Four
tenth Maryland thence along Maryland
TO the Capitol, passing the south side Of the
Capitol by Pennsylvania avenue to the NavyYard and
thence BY PENNSYLVANIA avenue back to the City Hall
Ga the return TO The City Han an grafton win be there
delivered BY Walter Lenox, esqi after which national
salute will be fired.
AT night between seven and nine o'clock citizens who
may be willing invited to illuminate their dwell
ingA
The following gentlemen are appointed assistant mar
b Tyler Col J. O. Berrett VIM. D. Mutt John Tyler IT,
DR.. VIM. Jones Major @ " Lindsay, George ". Phillips
Charles Wallach Daniel Ratcle Col A Provost Charles
s JONES' Dr. A. w. Miller W. F. Bayly Major s. L. Lewis
T. j. Robinson p. r. Wilson, @. g. Wagner W. r. Wood
ley, Merit Jordan, Dr. J. b. Blake George MeNer W. B.
B Cross A. A. Kmmell Major j. A. Barker Or A. Y p
Garrett Captain p. b Key, and John T. Bradley.
The marshalin-chief win be designated by orange
ooored scarf and the assistant marshas by pincolored
scarfs.
The arshas who shall have been chosen by the various
clubs within the District viii please report themselves
the chief marshal at their earliest convenience
The assistant marshas requested meet the City
Hall at 81 O'Clock, a m Tuesday next
Citizens in carriages win form and proceed in The Of
the procession.
WARRINGTON, November 81, 1856.
The ladies Of the Mite Society which lie attached to Wss-
ley Chapel holding festival at odd Fellows Hall for
The purpose Of raising money pay the debt incurred in
Tsbuildiug this church We have not as yet been pres
but who has tells that TIE ladies Of the society
TO vie with each other in their attention TO visitors
that the stock Of articles kept pr Gale we're Of rrae
quality and hat the supper and confectionery very
choice and substantial
The Georgetown correspondent OF the Star states that
nearly every description Of business suspended In
city at early hour Thanksgiving day and that he
has known the city be quiet and free from
anything like disorder, not the Sabbath day
NATIoEAL THEATRKy-As we anticipated the perform
anees OF Thursday evening entirely satisfactory
large audisaoe Of the theare-gong population Of this
city The acting Of Mr. Booth last night the occasion
Of his benefit called forth repeatedly rounds Of weer
ed applause His PRESENTATIONS Of shakspesres shylock
and Pstrnchio spirited and feliks Tonight Mr.
b concludes his present engagement lie viii appear
Sir Edward Mortimer in Comans play Of 1.-THE Iron Chest
and in the comedy Of "I,ttle ToddIekins.n
Our citizens hardly have forgotten the rich treat
and just such another treat win be offered them By
Manager Ford Monday nextwhch they enjoyed during
the theatrical OF last winter when "Tbe Naiad
Queen was first presented TO Washington audience On
that occasion, the character Of Sehnapp rendered by
Mr. Jefferson kept the audience continual roar Of
laughter 10 order 10 satisfy the curiosity or the public
who may wish to know whether Mr. Jefferson will appear
In this amusing character in the coming representation Of
This popular spectacular drama We will add that be- l. al
ready in this city