The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-22

By wHIau Carroll Brsat esq Phillip R. FendAIl esq
Distinguished alike Tor Bis high legal attainmsn bis gem
ucu4aly bearing and warm and devoted patriotism
Mr. FendAu responded this Sentiment in brief but
unusually sioqasnt address which was received with ire
msndOus applause
By Nc BaIreII The Uaiou aud the Consultations While
such Sentiments entertained have beenAexprssd BY
gentsmsn Of this socstywhe the spiFiG which anates
EirgnAns shall ete country need not fear the threats
o. HaHtacs the deuuncAtions Of as whether they
come from the North or South
BY Thomas Lumpkin, esq The Ladies: The world
the first heroine in American history The ladies Of the
thirtyons States have Inherited her deyoon and would
synse their patriotism a. 10 days Of yOrs b wedding their
destiny 10 the hero who should bear in bis handa tina
( and stripes OF American glory.
Brief and piqaant remarks we're made ia The course Of
the evening BY Major MeIas DR. Blake Mr. Cook Of Mis-
sissippi Mr.. Tyler Mr.. Huntington and others
The company separated early hour Wednesday
morning with the determination celebrate the
adversary on the site Of Jamestown.
Governor German, OF Minnesota Territory accompanied
by his family arrived in this city yesterday and took
lodgings at the St Charles Hotel.
General Peaslee collector OF the port OF Boston Charles
Green esq, editor Of the Boston Post aud Hon. Henry
Hubbard OF New Hampshire arrived in this city Last
ming, and took rooms at Wizards Hotel
CoSnussoSERs oY ELRcrIox-At meeting Of the city
councils Tuesday last the following gentlemen
chosen commissioners of election under the Law;
| First ward--First preeiuet--G W Emerson, j. Mel
Buell. and John James Second precinct H. Craig w.
| II. Perkins, A. w. Denham
second ward-Frst precinct P Dckersou, John W
siums, james Daily. Second precinct-Josiah Melyn,
James W. Barker, Michael Tally,
Third ward-Frst precinet-Lenuel Towers R. A. Hyde,
Jno- W. Clarke Second precinet-Jos. W. Davis Thomas
Rich, q v. Wood.
Fourth ward-First precinct-N D. Laruer, J. H. Boss,
J. 9. Mckeiden. second prscinctW. j. Martin, EPhram
| Wheeler, r. W. Browning.
| Fifth ward-First precinct-John 7. KiiImon, James
Lynch Samuel Phillips Second precinct A. Brown,
/ j. p Ingle, John McCauley.
| Sixth ward-First precinct--Geo Brown, " E. Hutch
insonr VIM Morgan. Second precinct-Jas Crandal Ed
ward Evans, Lawrence TuelL
Seventh vsrd-First precinct-Thos. Miiburn, @. c.
Tucker Geo Mattingiy sen Second precinct R. Hol-
mead, c. c. Martin, w. Latham.
At the last meeting of the city councils Mr. Themas J.
Williams elected police magistrate for the fifth dis
! trct
| Dr. William b Magrader has resigned his seat in the
board Of aldermen The councils have passed resolution
authorizing the commissioners of election to hold cleo
/ ton to Ell the vacancy.
NArIosAL THEATREThs evening has been set apart for
the benefit of Mr. Harrison With every Discrimination
indulge in the suPeriative still have hesitation
in pronouncing this gifted gentleman the best English
vocalist who has visited this country In addition
pure rich, hghlycuitivated, and admirably managed
voice be uuites hisouc abilities Of such character
that his audiences sometimes loss which to admire
the most his remarkable capabilities vocalist his
admirable qualities actor.
The bill for this evening certainly the attractive
has been offered during the long and brilliant
gagement Of the Pyne aud Harrison troupe Two operate
pieces offered in which the whole strength Of the
pany win appear The leading characters in both pieces
will be sustained by Mr. Harrison and Miss Louisa Pyne
The inimitabs jefferson win also appear. Need SAY
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