Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

We heartily Congratulate Colonel ereens that
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ArRIoks NJ. E. CHuncH.- The Baltimore
Annual Conference Of the African Methodist Epis-
oopal Church, which has been in session In this
sy for the Last % ten ssg
following are the apPointmentsi
Rashinaion Ciy-isLael Church !. r, v. Thomsi
union bsthei, o. r. wsskinsiE Street chapsi, o.
Ssorosto1rn, D. C.--John J. Herbert |Ftl
Aisrdndrla, Ia;---M. ,, sluby, go,
Hsn5osds, Ebsns1ss Church, 8, ?; caSpSsIl,
waters Chapel, Jamet D, s, Halli Union Bethel,
rsrS,oWn@wm NC MSorS a' h, Ws,sf". cumberiSnd@R. A.
5. wilnors. kllitott's Mills--D. Ridoui; Annsp-
Port DeposIt--s. P. Byafd, Havre de-Crace- -wm.
y HoPkins. Elkton-to be supplied E"''on-s'
! Psnasyissnia 4. Boyer. Holli-
daysbufg--N. II. Turpin. ChAmsbersburg-J. n.
Henry. Harhsburg-toieph Nelson.
@. Ts'S Wnsers, csndsn,s W. II. wliis%s % frsdsries,
10 be supplied; Lewihtown, Ea2c J, Pindelli Lau-
T6gisia,9Norfo X station, yno, NJ. Browni Ports
mouth Station, J., A, Handyi Norforlk Circuit, Jas.
Tynssi Port,moptth ". Circuit =. +; .S sci..Sn'
Florida Mistion.-G. orcely.
Chaplaips United States. ArIny-.H NJ. Turner
and W. II. Hunter. d, Smith Transferred to OHIO
Conference. T. J. Peck transferred to New York.
The General Conference will m ct In PhilAdel-
phia next Monday, Tho delegates VIII leave Bal
iimore on Saturday morning for the Conference.
PAVING AND DRAINIsa THR STREETS, &C.
The following csrefully-preparsd blu was intro.
duced BY Senator Hale, yesterday "Immedia'ely
after the passage Of this act the President shaii
cause to be detailed an engineer officer, or ahall
employ competent civil engineer, who shall be
charged with msking contracts for all draini ghnd
PsyoE ordered sy hs CorPSrson, ~ sonlSr%s ny
execution OF the samei and the said ofilcer shall
have power to reject such obiecta OF Improvement,
him shall p SppesT a proper and eSPedisnt and lay
the same before the corporate authorities, with an
estimate q their expense; and the said Corpora
nents @ sufneisSt to dsfrsy he expense thereof.
psSnE g. .hs aons
any avenue Of the city, or through Or along any
public reservation public space, the Government
and Ike commissioner Of Public Buiidings shall
estimate the sum required therefor, to be appro-
ptiated by Congress" "
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KuL.
An old discharged soldier named Frederick Cooke,
formerly Of the ID New Jersey regiment, went yes
terdAy, in soldiers uniform, to springman's res
|
iy Intoxicated at the time, and upon being told BY
| the bArkeeper that soldiers were not allowed to
sId % ana ne va. nAq 1S spCSsn S. ~ ne
dIsr, der who had q wounded hand, ieil and hurt Il
%s. tSRsn 70 'Ra hoapS ocsT Birch % arrested
| tho bArkeeper, whose name 10 John RAtey, upon
the charge Of committing an assault and battery
cut on the head was innleted BY the bnkecp I,
Ratey was tried this nornibg before Justice Glbcr-
spdsnee sSowns shSs Ss was pTs oS, Of Rs
restaurant very gently that he was bsastly drunk
and that he must have accidentally fallen, thereby
| was made up for the unfortunate soldier by the
witnesses and Others present.
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DRsIRTRRs provost marshals IN the
different States have got their machinery for ar
resting deserterB in perfect ORDER which proniscI
to bring to prompt justice all those men who have
FsetSts re % and = then Sesert. Our sts'e@sSt % Is CO. "
roboTated by the fact that scarcely day paase.
but large number OF these deserter1 ere brought
| 10 this city and turned over TO our thelcnt Pre-
5Yesterday sixty.two deserters and bounty jump
and sent to Camp Distribution. one hundred and
fifteen Others were sent down last night,
Another Ianea q dssertera a.iiysd here I'll, HI
disposed of. One Of the deserters from Elmira
jumped the bounty six times, receiving 10 the ag
gregate over 81 400. He is veteran In the hus
meas. ..G.
PoLITIoAL-U Union League Weekly Mefing.-
The regular weekly meeting of the Union League
addressed by Hon. John NJ Bromall, OF Penney
vaniA. The meetings Of the League are Away
Interesting, and attended BY persons Of both sexes
We shall expect TO see large turnout OF TIN
The following resolution was adopted a, a meet
log Of the India-" Club" held on Monday even
Fs;Olued, That it shAll be the duty OF all In1i
anians residing in washiugton favorable TO tn,
election OF an Unconditional Unlonist to the mex
Presidency, and the Of the Union ticket Il
Indiana, 10 attend At the club room, No. 1876 iLtl
stant at 7J. o'clock, and aisiIt the Executive Com
mlttee In the distribution Of documents to the sew
era counties Of the state.
FUNERAL OF MAJoR GENERAL TorTES.--Th
funeral OF the late Major General Joseph g. Tot
ten took place yesterday afternoon from his lat
residence on G street. Ia compliance with the eE
pressed wish OF the deceased, there was no mlitkF
display. Rev. Dr. smith Pyne, of 81. Johns church
! OF which General 7, was member, OileiAted Of
the occasion. The conn was OF mAhoga mount
inscriptions "Joseph Gilbert Totten, born at Ne,
Haven, Conn, April H. l1ss, died April a.. isS.
ssubriok & L and smith, froissSors Henry and bscSt
and Generals HalleoL, Meigs, Barnard, and cullun
MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTATE.-James {
A Mcclure q Co. Beld yesterday afternoon the 70
lowing property, WIS Part OF lot 8, square 4ll, o
Ninth street, between @ and streets south, I
soasrs iees SSas Sstween NntS
Tenth streets, to Alfred Hall, for s( cents: Lot
/ a and "a, same front, Thomas A. Mitchell, for
d for ! cents. Lot :, In square No. %, corner G
: North street and Twenty.frst street west, I
Thomas YArnell, at 2en cents. Lots !, 5 and
d same square, to same purchaser, at u cents,
TIE GOVERNMENT BURIAL AL-GRoUHD.-C
. Moore, who has charge Of the 6uriAls Of soldier