Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-01

Second Sub Didrioi-Wm Jones, furnished submit
tue; Ben e. Holmes, ,ccepted.
Fourth SuL-Di,i,ict-wm. Bennett, died October
IS; Eiohard J. Leves, erroneous enrolment; war
yiek Evaus, furni, i,hsd substitute; Thomn r..
Byrne, iu,n,shsd d substitute; Henry Hornins, fur'
rim SG5- 5-Diirief-J.mes Mcconnell, erroneous
enrolment; Joseph Williams, furnished Substitutes
Edward Giuder, furaished substitutei John j.
Sinih Sub-Tistrfet-Frsncis Cromwell, accepted.
Sere III Sub DfdTfd-Wm Bartholomew, fur-
| nished substitute; Morris Stack, accepted.
Tpelfh Sub L-DiSTict-FIan ancis Jarboe, over age.
THE CASE OF THE NEW YORK STATE AGENT.
The m lltaIy oommission, composed o. MAJ: Gen.
f..ndsn sS%sG dSgSG5SH GS sT Pse "a Penn
S:ysrS pt H fela t. E: So 10Th H. SNSs so s captain n
Pat, 4. D. c and Of Col. J A. Foster, I7sth n.
Y vol, the Judge Advocate, met to-day, At 10
zenith and fourteenth. Tor the purpose OF rying
| the case of Col Samuel North, the New York
'tate Agent, charged with The manu- aeturins Of
The pTsiiminsriss OF the case not being ready,
| the court took recess until i.Jo p. m. Upon the
| Ire-Assemblng OF TIL court an audience was CIV en-
20 the commission from New York S ate, consist
| ing OF Hon. Amasa J. Parker, Ci Albany. Hon
:. Allen, Of New York city, VII Oh was .prointsd
| y Governor g. ymour to investigate tha alleged
frauds ln the matter. The explanations attendant
pied the attention OF the court and occluded the
taking of testimony before tomorrow.
pn,.o,-,o .u- T.rrn,., ,r,,o,0 On
the J ple..nt S condition Of the eduS.tion.I work
.mong the freedmsR, the Boston Trdci ,IoNrnai
speaks OF the I,uiNbie efforts bIiUg made in this
HThe schools of the American Missionary Asso:
cisto na are eIywhere prospering. MIR. Coan, and
corps OF teachers associate with him at Norfolk
| and Portsmouth, hsve removed TO Warrington D.
o., and commenced teachins there under IA orable
auspices. We hope to hear from them frequently.
The Freednen'I Educational Institute OF that city
I 4 HclOOln
schools. Their principal school, under the csre
cf J. Mnelay ? rkinsi ESQ, \. taught In the sol
-Four or rye branch school. are &c estS6iished IN 4,
various PAFts OF the District. The Institute 10
conducted entirely oy volunteer tesehrIs, aoons
uiouuohs mspy .l We uacneIs he oiefAsiA
| r,,v rbuJ p,.,.,, D., D,o,b - .st Fri
| Fhh, rm.n Du"t" " Destn, :. Iass ~ - ~
day night, about oelo \, an alarm Of nre Vas was
6ep, ou' wa. waS uo' i W ~ " az e ppmo,a,as
OF the Dire, which was bSond the Eastern Branch.
mas since peen ascertsinea unAt tne nre W. wa
SauSea py ,ne Q, tSa SSot
Of TsCEers Hill, nesf sIi The Insane Asylum The
dweliing ws enuIely eonsumea, anu eniiu whlcn !,
SsiSr S gss yt.suss M bntnss IN 9ns % ~ dss,s nv
speclnl election In sixth ward Tor a member OF the
board o Common Council, 10 Il the vacAnoy oooA.
sionei by the resignation OF Thomas D. Marche
took place yesterday. The vote was 80 follows:
George sn f. hu riffe GeoIEs SSSIa a. R9ff Ga:
Henry MarkI....... Michael Nash. .......
| Mieh-el Nash......... John w. smoot.....
Ruft'is Majority over all, 1865 Whole number o.
votes est, 1856 which was very light
nAyy-yArd, and has always been considered a mar
OF very practical mind, the possession OF which
will emin, ntly qualify hun for the position to
which he b as jult been elected.
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