The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-11
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TIN MAroas ArronTSHsTs.--MayOr Magrader has made
the following appointments ,st,s ssttl .lafastn
Corporation Attorney NJ Carlisle rice Joseph
II. Bradley.
oOmmssionerof Improvements. Z Rawlings, vice O.
w, Hardness.
Commissioners OF Washington Asylum--w ashiugton
Bruner George II fulme and T. + Queen vice Theodore
Wheeler, j. p. w hite and b. W. Reed Physician--A. W.
Miller NJ. d., vice DR.. George NJ. Dove. lntendant-John
Il. Queen, vice VIM. Dixon.
Clerk Of the Centre MarketJohn Waters vice Leonard
Storm
Scavenger for First ward--wm. Barr, vice George T.
Mc(ilue.
Police onicers-First distrct-R II. Degges and J. T.
May vice Washington Hurley and J. B. Pearce Second
disirct-Joseph Williamson and VIM. H. Tanning vice w
A! Boss and w. II. Barnaclo, Third disrict-John ".
Reynolds vice D. r. Cuttings Fifth dstrict-Hugh Dough-
erty Joseph Mitchell and Reuben Collins vice j. Simonds
John H. Wise, and j. NJ Busher. Sixth disrict--Stanis
aus Edelin, and William Harper vice John A. Wlett and
Auxiliary Guard-John Mills, captain, vice James Il.
Birch Members-Frederick A. Neitz, William Lloyd,
Charles r. Griffin Edward Short Francis Ward, Lewis H.
Denham, John H. sessord, George H. Langley, Richard
Stops David Davis John Ricketts, Lewis r. Burkhart,
VIM. Daw VIM. Horner Henry S. Ward, Joseph Carrico
George Evans John Is. Frere James Suit John Iiaze
Franklin Birkhead, John t. s. Hilton, b. Doney Joseph
GOODYEAR Joseph f. Birch William Bird Joseph Nor
wood James Mcfarland, Joseph p. Hongh, and Nicholas
Drum.
Quo DEaocRArIc CLr1p-At meeting Of the "Oho Dem
ocratic Club of Washington city held Monday, June
O. 1885, the following resolutions submitted by Boil
never esq., we're unanimously adopted and ordered to be
published
Resoed That this club fully approve and endorse the
platform Of principles as land down BY the pemocrac M
onal Convention Cincinnati the 4h OF June instant
and firmly believe that the principles there enuncated
faithfully carried out cannot fail 70 advance the prosperity
of our country increase the stability OF our Union pre-
serve inyioate the constitutions and more fully exempy
the great doctrine of selfgovernment !. ~,
Rssopsd That cordially respond to and ratiiy the
nomination Of the Hon. james Buchanan Of fennsyvaha
for the presidency In him recognise an able reliable
and tried statesman worthy civian and an honest pa
iot-a man who nerited and received the confidence Of
Andrew Jackson James X Polk and Franklin Pierce, and
who has filled with honor to his country and TO himself
every position he has been called Open 70 occupy curing
his forty years of public service and who Will win equal
honor fill the highest Office within the GIT OF free people
after the 4th of March next ,
Pesoped That the nomination of the Hon j. G. Breck-
nrdge of Kentucky, for the vice presidency meets with
our cordial appreciation sound national democraf, a
statesman Of tried experience and integrity whose
public and private record stands forth without blot ne
emineny worthy the post for which the democracy Of
the nation have selected him.
ResoIped That the members Of this Club pledge them
selves all honorable exertions to aid in redeemng
Ohio in the coming contest. s8aS Ea z 8, #* .tH
DIsNssrpJustice Clark (says the Star of last eve
ming after hearing all the evidence for the United States
against Justice Hollnghead decided that there was no
legal ground upon which to hold BIN for court Justice
Hongshead did not produce witness in his defence The
witness for the prosecution sufficient TO justify dis
missal of the case.
CouRT or CLAIMS June TO- is56.-The trial of the case
of the claimants of the brig General Armstrong on the
facts was commenced this morning Samuel u Held
esq., presented the testimony with opening statement
The Solicitor replied in behalf Of the government
p Philips esq, will close In the morning.
Adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow, a. m.
NATIONAL THEArHK=Un Monday evening the magic ac-
tress Mrs Farren made her first appearance in the old
tragedy of Jane Shore being its first representation In
our city for many years II cast with the entire COM
papy, and went of very smoothly. Mr.. Wallace young
man of considerable talent essayed the character of Clos
ter--an arduous undertaking for young an actor dc
delivered passionate with much force and may
feel satisfied with his effort Mr. Bonace performed Hast
ngs with bis usual easy and clever manners the other
characters all respectfully performed The comedy Of
Masks and Faces the concluding feature aud one
the ceverest productions of the times We would advise
all to it, Tonight Mrs. Farrens third night Der great
historical play Of Mary Tudor is performed with the new
comedy On Friday Mrs. Farren takes her benefit which
will be her last appearance.