Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-21

MEETING OF THE CRY Councils oord of
Adsrmsn-h the hour Of four Yesterday AFTER.
noon the usual time of meeting, but three men,
pefs were Pre>ent-Messrs. Bsyly, Donoho. and
Emery, the remainder being of 10 Baltimore on
me western visiting splurge
I'm adjournment was accord juylv made To the
'a,i. hou' TINS AFTERNOON, when another adjourn
heht Will doubtless be made until tomorrow
common CoHncH.-Y,ste rday at 4 O'Clock D.
M, M, me resident, Charles Albert, Esq, called
tue board 10 Older. There being no quorum
pIeseh, the Chair announced that the only bust
adjourn
On motion Of Mr.. Fisher, tue Board ad iourned
until today at o'clock.
THE GRAND JURY REPORT This is what the
Alexandria Gazette says:
" The report of the Washington Grand Jury
see another column,) in relation To the election
riot, III the National MetTopilis seems to he n
dispassiOnate and is doubtless a correct account
Oh the andlr. cannot some of the Baltimore Z" Plug
Allies he identified aud brOup ht In trial alone
with their allies in Washington, There were
II appears not great many of them but sufficient
to lead ON and assist in bringing about disorder
riot and b!oodshed :"
EXCITEMENT IN THE MARKET-This mornino
some little excitement was created in the west end
OF the centre Market between police officer Wat
son and Mr.. w. ID. Bell a butcher Mr. Watson
served a United STATES warrant on Mr. Bell, who
refused to answer, and the officer seized him to
force him TO 20 before mag strate Bell resisted
ana " atSon struck him with a cane Bell was
held to security for peace by Justice DOM
several cases are likely to grow out Of this.
SALE OF THE STALLs.-On Thursday, the Both
inst the sale of stalls in the new market house
just erected In the south of the old Centre Mar
ket, will take place. The usual notice was given
this morning, and persons from the country and
dealers In produce are particularly invited to be
present 1t is presumed that after the stalls are
rented the Avenue will be kept omen on market
DAYS. as no stands will he allowed there
Tomorrow, be it remembered. the National
Guards take their great excursion to Blackstone )
Island, starting at a. III. and reaching their des-
tination about noon. BY the advertised pro-
grainine II will be seen that ample provision has
been made for enjoyment, and the Guards are
Just the boys to carry through handsomely what
they undertake.
Tue EAGERLY ANTICIPATED PIC Nc of the
Lutheran sabbath School takes place at Airing
ton to- morrow
Mercury in speaking of it last Thursday in
the past tense as very pleasant affair, was half
right. II wiU be very pleasant affair
Our ExCELLENT. good looking, and particu.
larly well-behaved friends of the popular Good
Will Club. give their excursion to the White
House on Thursday next. Those who wish to
nave an especial good time. and no mistake, will
be on hand
REAL EsrATE.-ie sterday, A. Green, auction
eer, sold one of the large brick dwellings in
Franklin Row on X street for S5 .OlO Purchaser
Saml Fowler.
Warren RETuRNs.-C Conner. drunk and dis
orderly; fine and costs, SEQ Elizabeth Her
pert, coiored, drunk and dSorderly; fine and COST.
Sli Mary Butler, disolderly; ST. 2o Eliza
beth Lee cOlored, dunk and disorderly; ~ b
Maria SeinmS. do, d>ordeIy; do. Patrick Rady
do: =? Ii. Cha>. Lee. colored do ST y Fen
dall Gray do; Sis. Sarah Jane Norton drunk
ana dI>oIdeIly; Sl:S. Henry Charles Dunn. lar
ceny; Jail for further hearing David Rawlings,
do Jail for court