Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
LOCAL NEWS


YouSS M1ss CxAi AisriAH AssodiA11oH.-The
regular monthly meeting ofthia Assoeisaos, hele
dinsry iassrSss frs.idsas Ssiisssy,S sssssa M
he had ssssivsd . hsqssst u, etboa ~ 70. Ne
associatioa bystAs late naisl ". HAN - - Paul,
Min., fosslssiy svSssd>at % shis slty, ard a ME
member u thS sssosistioa. rhs bsqusat vAs re-
esivsd thssusA As hasds Of ~. .. 0.Dstis, Of
the EngnsA LsthSraa Cturph.
A lease oft NE grounds upon which the new mis-
son ohapsI 10 ~ First ward built wss prsssatsd
The oonn1ttes TO psssars new and Appropriate
rooms for Ne isS Of the association, reported that
they had snsASsd portion OF the new buiiding
now being built BY Mr.. Tophan, oa Seventh street
near Odd Tsllows' Hall. r..7-a. agsfr4.r an
Mr.. @. n. Powsii, OF the T'sassry Department
Rad an sssay upon the question, wAAs CA ~
Young Mems Christian Associates do ,fcr SAs
young men Of this cityr In which he urgsA ths
importanss Of making the library sA1s fssdinS
rooms more attractive, and the msstings OF the
members more frequent More Of the social sls-
ment should be introduced, and EfsAtsr sfort
made to induce youas man to avail thsasslvss Of
the advantages Of sssosiattss. s ..s u
Several sf ths nsnbsr took par% IN the diseus.
sion, sustsnins the esssyist IN his We've and sus.
Dr. McGowan, Of the New York Assosiatisn,
was present, and Joined In the dsbats--stvi4s aa
interesting account Of the manner Of conducting
the religious and bensvolent societies OF England.
The city Missionary, Rsv. Mr.. Pitcher, made his
report for three months past. The following 10
trbutsd, ssh, soldisrS' hymn books, ssl papers
tmostly rsliSious) 27,sot, pamphlets (mostly ~
ligious), iss pagss Of tracts Temperance and 70
Ngous) ~; whols number OF religious services,
leo; number Of niles Travelled, ~, the number OF
those whs have manifsstsd desire for religion q
about ~ number who have given evidence Of con.
version and Of beisg reslsimed,G q I-gs Hr
The field Of labor has embraced this following
camps, hospitals, regiments, s,nboats, forts, Ae,
viz: ........t
Invalid torps, camp OF sn6uisnos drivsrs, several
s.g s.%p S q ct s.:s Il s
sh Rss iss S.:s mem S.d dss Sssn g snn month. pEi
iHh n: y CAV. and i1ssS n. Y. Ini, nh Ne. i ini
and 18th n Y. Cav, the Illst and lttth n. =. and
:Sh :na ssS ssi 4. sna FL :h 'Sn %. :.s a. s %
l1sth Pa. Inf, l1th N. Y. Militia, the a. sth and
,2th n. Il. Inf. and eth Mich. Cav and ist Reg. Cav
Gury, Cass, Tilllngh"st, Bunker Nh, slenmer and
Bell, Eureka, Geo: Msnshsn, Adoiph Husls, Eu.
law, VIM. Bacon, Lesiis, Tulip, Dragon sad Ana
q. Hopaai..-a. M, Camp Barry, Stone, Mount
Besides these, our work has been extended 70
ssi ass " the s
vaescens and others at the soldiers Rsst, prison
tn In the slAyepen at Alex andria, citizens In the
capitol grounds, congregation at First ward Mis-
sion Chapel, the poor At the almshouse, and the
Presidents body guard. 100 I'D.
Five new members were elected, namely: N.
FARRELL, @. c. Kirby, =. p. symonds, Edward =.
Hice, Stephen and H. 0ratiot.
BOARD OF ENRoLhBNr.-The following csses
were disposed Of BY the Board Of Enrolnsnt, after
our paper was put to press ysstsrday afternoon,
Henry Harris, over Age.
Henry Lee, over age.
Samuel Johnson, eolorsd, accepted
John Shaw, In service ID March.
Robert Murray, colorsd, furnishsd substitute.
Samuel D. z. Haven, furnished substituts-Jas.
Robson. ----I77
James W. Wetzsl, over age.
Robert Thornton, eolored, accepted.
Patrick Brannick, alieA.
Hugh Sloan, ALT n.
John Larhay, alien.
Elargo Hebrew, over age.
John D. Hammsck, disability.