Daily national Republican., 1863-10-08
OF TnE UNION CLUH
OF WARRINGTON.
Names q sAs Men bors. ?


OF WARRINGTON.
Names - sAs Menbors. 5000
Last evening a meeting OF my gentlemen
was held, to complete the organization Of q
club 10 DO known, We learn, as tho UNloN Gun
of Washington city. Such organisations arc
valuable, especially In largo cities, II properly
conducted-as We have no doubt the Union
Club will be, from The character of the founders,
whose names are given below. l'a -a a'la
The originstors Of the club determined 10
secure The names Of hny gentlemen before
organizing. That number was secured last
night, and are as follows: a2-5 y
n. 1. Atkinson, Isaac HAekett, A. W. Rasdail,
s. Yorke AtLee, G.A.HenAsr rsop, Geo. W. Riess,
Geo. f.. Baker, J. ). Aomans, II. A. Hisley,
Vim. II. Beau Judge J. Hughes, J.W. schuckers,
mont, U.s.A, W. 8. Hunting. J. ,. shasretts,
Joseph r. Burr, don, II. NJ. slsAe, 4
Jno. M. Butler, W. n. Jones, Thos. N. smith,
L. +. .cristenden, Kdwd Jordan, Capt. Smith, y.
s. n. CLARK, H.Kauffnann, .. A, p N
7. J. Coffey, John jay Knox, \. soager, i.at
II. D. Cooke, fred'k kroeli, +. r. Stanton,
C. II. Cofnwen, Henry Mark, John 3. stssr,
John y. Cowan, n. Mccu,loch, 'J.G.ssephsnson,
Aug. Edwards, j.. nj. Mckinney. W. o. stoddsfd,
II. o. Fshns- II. q. PIautz, s J. W. Tabor,
stock, J. II. Puleston, c N. Walker, !
Thos. G. Foiser, Il. Col RADIO W. n. Whittoa,
L. D. French, witz. George Wood,
. J. l. Graham, ....g 81. ID
1t will be observed that q large proportion Of
the abovensmed gentlemen belong 10 the
Treasury Depart9 9ent, assriy al OF ths bureaus
being represented. Among the Bankers Of
Washington are the names Of Geo. W. Riggs,
ESQ.,, Of Riggs d Co., and II. D. Cook. Esq I,
President Of the new "National Bank" Tho
Executive Department is represented by W. o.
stoddard, ESQ.,; the State Department by Mr..
George E. Baker; the legal fraternity by Hon.
+. P. Stanton; the Attorney Generals Office by
Hon. 7. J. Coffee. Assistant Attorney General.
We understand that the initiation foe and
yearly subscription will enable the club to
establish a reading room, to embrace the first
class political and literary journals and maga-
zines Of This country and Europe. A library
for the use of members and their guests will
also be Immediately purchased. u sSaaSI 's !
The rules and regulations of the club viii 10
similar 10 those adopted in similar associations
In Philadelphia, New York and Boston. Sac
cess 10 the "Union." . 5u,. ID
--g 'W'l q
Naval Orders. r.tt rrt. /.
Lieutenant Commander Samuel MsSan do
tached from the command of the Thos, Free,
born and ordered to command tho Commodore
Read. .fH. u II I,.a..i I
Lieutenant Commander R. X. Wallace de-
tached from tho Constellation and ordered TO
return to the United States. go. q
Ensigns Chas. W. Tracy, A. II. Mccormick
and Frederick Pearson. ordered 70 their mai
examination. r.. rT.'A %
Acting Ensign Roland C. Irwin ordered 70
the Ticonderogs. ,..1 r1dr
Acting Ensign VIM. B. Hof ordered 70 the
Niagara. -......,
Chief arg gineer Thomas williamson detached
IRON the Board Of Examining Engineers and
ordered TO the Hartford.
Second Assistant Engineer Geo. W. Rogers,
detached from the Canandaigus (slck) and
waiting orders.
Third Assistant Engineer Chas. r. Magic, or
dered 10 the Pembina. .. .a
Third Assistant Engineer James Long, order
cd TO the Powhatan. ...aI.
Boatswain WIN. Winchester, detachsd from
the Atlanta and 70 return 10 the Vermont.