The national Republican., 1861-06-05
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RESULT OE TIE ELECTION.

bG majority over william Morgan, (Dcm.
William Forsyth, (Dem.,) or Surveyor, has
A majority over Leander Scbamberger, 10.
W
The following are the Aldermen elected:
First Ward-Dr. William B. Magruder
(Dem.)
Second Ward-William F. Boyle, (Dem.)
Third Wurd-A. E. Richards, (U. w.
Fourth Ward-Cornelius Wendell, (Dem.)
FtM Ward-Dr. J. M. Brodbead, (Dem.,)
long term; Nathan Sargent 20. w. short
term.
SirM Ward-T. E. Clark, u. W
Seventh Wdrd-Ihomas E. Lloyd, u. ~
The following are the Councilmen elected:
Thomas p. Morgan, (Dem.,) and George W.
Second WardZz. Richards, ~. U,) George
T. Raub, ". w. and Grafton Powell, (Dem.)
Third Wurd-Thomas Lewis, q. U.,) Alex
ander r. Shepherd, (U. w. and T. A. Ste.
vens, (U. ~
Fourth Ward-Elah Edmons,on, (Dem.,)
William p. Mohun, (Dem.,) and S. Byington,
(Dem.)
FJM Ward-w. A. Mulloy, Dem. y Thorn
as Hutchinson, Dem. and John Grinder, (U.
U)
SiltA Ward-J. H. Peakc, (U. w. William
Talbert, u. w. and Thomas McGrath, u.
w.
SeuenM Ward john t. Given, u. w.
William J. Murtagh, (U. u, and Charles Will
son, (U. w.
The following are the Assessors elected:
Second Wdrd-George Stewart, (Dem.
Fourth Ward-Thomas W. Burch, (Dem.)
SiaM Wdrd-George Brown, (U.U0
Erata.-In the hurry of getting to press
yesterday morning, Messrs. A. Edison and E.
Lycett, candidates for the Common Council in
the seventh ward were both set down as Dem.
ocruts. They are both thorough going Repub.
Ecans.
MEETING OF THE PUBLIC School TRUSTEES
The Board OF Trustees held their regular
monthly meeting in the Aldermen's Chamber
Yesterday afternoon. All the members were
present except Mr.. Lawienson. Messrs. John
Larcombe, Joseph Walsh, and ]. T. Cassel,
newly appointed trustees, took their seats.
The reports of the teachers Of the schools
were received and placed on file.
A communication was received from Protes.
sor Henry, granting the use Of the Smithsonian
for the distribution Of premiums.
NJ Ames offered an amendment to the rules
prohibiting the admission Of more than two
children Of one family to the schools, except in
up otherwise which, after some discussion,
was adopted.
The Secretary Of the Board stated that he
had received a resolution from the Board OF
Common Council, requesting him to furnish
them with statements rs to the number ol
scholars in the schools, and the number whose
friends were able to pay for their tuition.
On motion Of DR.. Irouside, the Chair ap
pointed Dr.. Ironside, Mr.. Miller, DR., Joseph
Walsh, and Mr.. Hulmead u committee to an
swer the resolutions.
On motion of Mr.. Miller, Miss T.. H. Boggs
was transfer from the third district to the
second district, and made principal of the te
male department Of that district, in place o
Mrs. Randolph, who has left the city.
Miss Emily Ramsey was elected to fill thu
vacancy, in the third district, occasoned by thu
transfer of Miss Boggs.
Mr.. Miller, from the committee appointed t.
devise plan Cor keeping the school fund sep
arate from other accounts, stated that two q
the members of the committee had left tn
city, viz: Messrs. A. W. Miller and Charlie
Albert. Messrs. Lnrcombe and Joseph Walls
were appointed to ti!i the vacancy.
Mr. Homead offered resolution authorizin
the sub board Of the fourth district TO trans'e
scholars fom the male primary Of that di'
trict.
Dr. Ironside offered q resolution providin
for dispensing with the distribution OF prem
ums which, after some discussion, was adopted
On motion of Mr.. McKnew, the time ft
holding the examination, in the district school
was changed from ten to one o'clock.
The Board then adjourned.
The remains of Judge Douglas are expecte
here during to day, in charge Of DR.. 1homf
Miller and j. Madison Cuts, jun, Of this cit
The funeral will probably take place tomorro'
Billy Wilson's New York Zouaves are G
pected TO arrive here in the course of the pre-
eut week.
AN INTERESTING TROPHY or THE ZoUAyE
ADVANCE ON ALExANDRIA!-Hemy VA
Be4cher dealing in one Of the Staples Of t
!-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher made
Ayng visit to this city yesterday, and whi
here received large ring aud staple, late
taken from the most noted Of the slave'pens
Alexandria. Mr.. John G. Underwood, of V
ginia, in handing it to the eloquent clergyma
made a few remarks, substantially as follows
"My Christian B'other: To you, as d
tingusht d champion Of freedom, am perm
ted to deliver this trophy OF your victorio
legions, who come to conquering and
conquer, in the name Of God and humani
under the banner OF Him whose mission was
open prison doors, and set at liberty those tn
we're bound, as well as under that glorious G
starspangled banner which we devoutly trl
will continue to be he emblem of freedom Il
progrcss until the kingdoms and empires
earth shall be resolved into republics like O
own, based upon the great idea of the univ
sal brotherhood aid equality Of the hum
race.
"n hen the lamented and heroic Elswor
at the head Of his noble band, broke in up
the sleeping city of Alexandria, on the morni
OF the 24th ult, in a dungeon Of one of th'