The national Republican., 1861-06-25
LOCAL N F w s /.
CITY COUNCILS.

President .
The Chair announced the following standing |
committees: -. |
Finance-Messrs Brown, Wendell, and Fish
Improvements---Messrs Moore, Semmes, and
Police-Messrs. Bsyley, Lloyd, and Bohrer.
Claims - Messrs. Ssmmss, Sargent, and
Clarke. 81
Public Schools -Messrs. Magruder, Bohrer,
and Richards.
Fire Depsrtment-Messrs. Sargent Brown,
and Magruder. :.
Etections-Messrs. Bohrsr, Broadhead, and
Fisher. @
Drainage Messrs. Fisher, ssmmss, and
Clarke.
Un6uished business Messrs. Lloyd, Rich.
Csnals--Msssrs. Wendell, Moore, and Bay
A communication was received from the
Mayor, transmitting the following nominations,
which were refereed - ,-' -....r
Corporation Attorney--J. M. Carlisle. ''''.
Tax Clerk--F. McNerhsny.
Book Keeper-E. J. Klopfar. 49, ..--
Messen ger-W. @. Locke.
Police oficers.-First Ward-W. D. Serrin,
J. McDermott, r. @. Mastin, and William Daw.
Second Ward-W. H. Tanning, Joseph Will
hanson, ". ". EcklOu, uuu OhheS oiuhity.
Third Ward-J. H. Suit, W. L. Ross, J. F.
King, and P. Gormley.
Fourth Ward-B. +. Watson, H. Yeatman,
II. Nash, and B. d. Klopfer.
Fifth Ward-J. Ash, G. Donaldson, d. G..
Narrower, and c. W. Arnold.
At the Depot-.R. Collins.
Sixth Ward-F. 8. Edelin, and ]. 8. Smith.
Seventh Ward-J. M. Lloyd, J. Beitzell, j..
A. Gill, and J. E. Morse.
Lieutenant of Police--W. H. Bright.
Night Police--T. Crehan, R. b. Harrison, j.
W. Coombs, NJ. McNamara, W. Rabbit, 7. l..
Burch, J. 2. Williams w. Keenan,, W. Nolan,
T. Grady, d. McCann, a. Henniug, E. Short,
1T. Lewis, ]. Kidwell P. Kraft, M. Fitzger
aid. s. Handy, ]. Barnes and R. Howe.
Commissioner Of Health--Dr. c. F. Force.
Physicians to the Poor-D. R. Hagner, ]. W
n. Loyeioy, G. M. Dale, ]. M. Toner, G. Nc
Gov, ]. NJ. Roberts, and ]. Z. Willett.
kpothecarics for the Poor-D. g. Ridgely
I 8. c. Ford, V. Harbaugh, 8. R. Sylvester, ]. b
Gardiner, j. D. O'Donnell, and G, Allen.
Commissioners of rovements-Joseph E
Rawlings, R. B. Owens, s. Costen, and s. $
/ Taylor.
| Clerks of the Markets--John Waters, clerk
]. Lyons, assistant clerk, Centre Market I. A
Brown, Northern Market; W. Walker, Western
Market; and S. F. Gates, Eastern Market.
Commissioners of Markets-B. L. Jackson
w. Z. Spaulding, and W. Latham, Centre MAJ
ket; J. s. Williams, and J. f. Norris Norther
Market; A. Carroll and W. Brown, Wester
Market L. A. Tuell and James MarceroT
Eastern Market.
Officers Of the Asyum--J R. Queen, Intent
ant; ]. E. Morgan NJ. D.. Physician; W. T
Coombs, Resident Student; G. Mattingly, l
Harbaugh, and ]. 8. Holland, Commissioner
Sealer Of Weights and Measurss-H. Richie
Inspector Of Fire Apparatus-J. W. Marti1
Inspector Of Flour and Sailed Provisions
j. Lyons. =,
Inspector and Sealer of Gas Metres-C.
Cunningham.
Wood and Coal Measurers-C. W. Drur
John Cumberland, r. Wimsatt, ]. T. Van Ri
wick, and W. Riggles.
Grain Measurers--I.. c. Robinson and J.
Van Riswick.
Mr.. Brown presented the petition Of Jam
Towles, praying compensation for superinten
ing the improvement of Centre Market, in ls5
Referred.
Mr.. Bohrer offered a bill for the suppressi
of bathing; which was referred.
The Chair appointed Messrs Broadhea
Richards, and Magruder, to wait upon the 81
retary Of War, in reference to city railroad
The bill for the relief Of the destitute fan
lies of our volunteers was received from
lower Board, and unanimously passed.
A resolution to delray the expenses of
special election in the fifth ward was passed
Mr.. Fisher presented number Of pape
which were appropriately referred.
The Board then adjourned.
COMMON CoUNoIL.-Mr Wilson offered
iont resolution requesting the Mayor aud {
Presidents of the two Boards to wait upon g.
Scott, and desire him to detail as large fo
of the District volunteers as he may de-
necessary to preserve order in this city, parti
larly among unruly volunteers quartered in I
city and vicinity.
After some discussion the resolution '
Withdrawn.
The special order of the day, being the
for the relief of families Of volunteers Of I
District, was then taken up. The bill |
vides that the sum Of $4,000, or so much ther
as may be necessary shall be taken out of
general fund for the purpose above stated I
the money shall be distributed under the di
ton of the Mayor and city register, in ST
not exceeding $40 in each case, as they q
deem most advantageous that no money 81
be 80 distributed without written cerliht
from the captain or commander OF the comp
to which such volunteer may belong, certify
that his family is in actual need, caused by
being in the service of the country, such eel
cate to be filed with the register and that
Mayor be authorized to anticipate the rcve
of the corporation by issuing corporation nc
at six per cent. interest, redeemable in
months after the date of the issue thereof
Mr.. McGrath moved to amend by stri
out $4,000, and insert $4,000; lost-ye'
nays =. :.
Mr. Mulloy moved to amend by maxim
$4,000; lost--yeas s, nays IL,
Mr. Shepherd moved 10 amend by aio'
SIS, instead of $40, as the highest sum
allowed any one family; lost-yeas 4