Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-25

e. and forwarded nom THE srAz once.
CRY Councils Board Of AIdsr-u,s, June "a
iS6l.-The Chair announced the standing COM
mittees. as follows:
Fina1ce-Mess-s Brown w endell, and Fisher
mI,ovements-Messrs. Moore, Semmes, and
krnSdhead =
Police-Messrs. Bayly, LLOYD, and Bohrer.
Clains-Messr Semmes, Sargent and Clark
Richards
Fire observation-disclosures. Sargent, Brown, and
Magruder.
Elections - Messrs Bohrer, Broadhead, and
Fisher. ~
Dtainage-Messrs. Fisher, semmes, and Clarke
SGanished Business -Msssrs. Lloyd, Richards,
Ianals-Messrs. Wendell, Moore, and Bayly.
Communications were received ron the Mayor
making The following nominations; which were
Corporation Atsorney-J NJ. Carlisle.
Tax Clerk-F. McNerhany
Book Ksepef-E. J Klnpfer
NFsenge--w. q Locke.
Police Oficers First ward-w D. SerrIn
McDermo,t r. C. mastin. and William Daw
Second Ward-W- II. Tanning, Joseph VIII.
Hanson, C 6. Ecklof, and James Ginnity
Third W ard III Suit. w L. Ross + r
King, and Gormfcv.
Fourth ward-B T wetsoa, n. Yeatman, a
FinS wsfdeJ Ash, G. Donaldson, a. C. Har.
rover, and C. w Arnold.
At the Depot-R. Collins
y. j
seventh Ward-J NJ. Lloyd, J. Bethel, j. A
Gill, and r Morse
Lieutenant Of POlice-w. Fl Bright.
vNiges pSiics-r Srehan, r: a; Harrison, J
Burth, Williams, w. Keenan, W McI.ain
S'ady, D. McCann, A. Henning, Short, }
T. Lewis, J Kidwell, p Kraft, Nj. Fitzee,sld
y Handy, Barnes, and r Howe
Commissioned Of Health-Dr. Z F. Force
N rny saa to the PoOr-D Hagner, ). w
i aOT:j1! . g. NJ Dale ! W.T. Nj Toner 6. Mccoy
epothecaries for the Poor-D. G. Ridgely, s
G Ford, v Hsrbaugh, 8. r Sylvester, J b Gar.
diner, O'Donnell and c. Allen
Commissioners of improvements-Jos T. Raw
nngs, Owens, = COster ard TAYLOR
Clerks Of the Markets-John Waters clerk: J
Lyons, sssstantclerk Centre Market; + A Brown
Northern Market; ~. Walker, Western Market
and + Gates, Eastern Market.
Commissioners Of Markets-B l. jackson, w
Spsuidins and w Latham, Centre Market;
Williams and J Z. Norris. Northern Market
4. Carroll and w. Brown, Western Market; L.
A. Tneil and Jas Marceron, Eastern Market
Gmcers OF the Asylum-J: r Queen, attendant
Resident STUDENT G. Mattingly, L. Harbauph
and J =. Holland, Commissioners
Sealer Of Weights and Measures-H Richey.
Inspector OF Fire Apparatus w Martin
Inspector of Flsur and Sailed Provisions-J
Lyons.
Inspector and sealer of Gas Met,es-C. ". Gun.
Wood and Coal Measurers-C w. Drurv. Ino
Cumberland, r Wimsatt, J. T. Van Reswick
and w Riggles.
Grain Measurers-L c. Robinson and T. Var
Reswick.
The petition Of James Towles for compensation
orsnperin,ending work at Center Market go uare.
in 1857, was referred TO the Committee on c aims
A bill to prohi bit bathing In the day time, wa.
introduced and referred.
The bill for the relief OF families of District vol
unterrs in the service Of the United States wa.
s-nt up from the lower board, and wa, nss,ed
without amendment.
This bill upPropriatcs SIS Geo. payable out Of
The general fund, TO he distributed by the Mayol
and Register, in amounts not exceeding TO- upon
the written Certificate presented by the applicant
from his commanding otcer, to the efec; that h
fGmily is In necessitous ci-cumsta nces caused nv
his being In the service Of the country To carr
Into eject the act, the Mayor Is authorized to an
ucPste the revenues Of the Corporation to tn.
amount above mentioned by loan at not exceed
ing six per cent. per annum on the no;es of the
Corporation, payable at not more than six month,
efter dete of issue
Cor11'os CoEseI-The Secretary tMr Keune
dy) being absent, Mr.. X. n Laskey vas an
pointed 20 perform his duties for the evening
aI: Wilson, introduced joint resolution ap
pointing the Mayor and the two presidents of Ia,
City Councils committee to walt UPON Gen.ra
scott and rtquss. him to detail such number o.
the District volunteers as he may deem So ficien
for the Preservation OF order In the city
hr MOhun thought II would also be well 4
request that all priyaies should be deprived of Ia.
use o; sioe-arHs when not on duty. -..
Hr Edmondson said as far as his experienc.
had been, he was surprised at the good order An,
y
he belle we'd thai req uest 10 deprive privates q
their sde-srns would be Sufficient
The President thought Il would be bette, n
weit upon Gen Scott without formal resolution
or any specification; that simple request would
be Sufficient.
The resolution was finally withdrawn
Mr. mulloy, from the committee on unf finished
business, handed over certain papers left in III
possession at the ad tournament Of the Fifty-sghil
IounciIi which were again referred hack to tn,
s-ne committee.
In reply to inquiries concerning the Joint conn
nittees, the Chair stated that they would be an
pointed this week and announced at the mex
meeting of the board.
The special order-bill providing relief for tn,
families Of the volunteers Of Washington CITY,
was taken up and passed unanimously TFhi.
approPrstes the sum Of S. coo, &c be distributed
by the Mayor and Register as they deem prone,
IN amounts not exceeding ten dollars on recei pt
Of certificate from the captain Of the coDpan,
20 which the needy volunteer belongs
A Joint resolution appropriatIng Z 10 to defra,
Ward, was adopted.
A joint resolution from the Board of Aldermen
authorizing the Mayor TO cause the Thirteenth
street sewer TO be repaired, was referred to the
committees on improvements and the Board ad
Journed.
MoKE "CosIRABAED."-LastS Saturday nigh
taken up by Mf Martin at the further end Of tn.
navy-ysrd bridge, and placed In the city iail
The boy stats that he belonged TO Austin Hare
wno resides IN stafford county, Va, about seven
=
Tor running away that his master going to en-
list him TO serve in the rebel forces He states
that many Of the SHAREHOLDERS In that section have
given mp their servants to the army, and that al
the free negroes they can find being i'm pressed
In the service. When he ran OF he already kne "
Of some thirty or forty free persons who had bee
carried IN and put In the rebel army The seces-
asio1isis be rel resene az being vsry much afr aid
and they are very abusive Of General Scott who
they say, ~ they had out Of the way, they would
be sncesssfnl Taylor left his masters house on
"Wednesday night last, crossed the river 10 the
Maryland shore, and walked up on foot, arriving
on Saturday night. rr. b..
CRIMINAL CouRT.-Yesterday, Joseph Shep-
herd, charged with stealing six pairs Of boots
from V. Hofnbeck, was convicted and sent to the
PeBlteltiary for eighteen months.
Msrgeret King, accused Of kee ping a house OF
Ill fame, was convicted and sent 70 Jail two
AaRths and fined one dollar.
VIM Mason, (colored) was convicted In two
cases Of larceny, and was sentenced to two weeks
IN jail aud two years In the penitentiary.
Inc COuT, took up the case Of the United States
AIT VIM. Bayliss, charged with killing James