Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


THGroS BAR.-The members of the Washington
bar met this morning stl o'clock, the c. imln 81
SorTs i5spts S respect to
| states.
The meeting was called to order by John K. Nor.
rls, EGq., and on his motion Chief Justice Cartier,
of the District supreme Court, was mads chair.
| man, and MesErs. John Marbury and Charles u.
utermehie, were made secretarits.
Chief Justice Cartier, upon taking the chair,
ssidi
"You have my Acknowledgment, gentlemen OF
the Bar 10 this compliment paid to the official
"The object OF the meeting 10 to do justice to the
memory OF an eminent lurist, aeeording to the
"You have not placed me here to pronounce the
eulogy OF the late Chief Justice, but to preside
over Your deliberations in that direction. What
On motion ofP. r. Fendall, ESQ, a committee OF
nve was appointed 10 dram resolutioni OF respect
to the deceased and the chair designated the fol-
lowing as the committee:
MesIIs. Philip R. Fendsll, John Marbury, Wal.
ter d. Davidge, John h. Norris and W. Redn.
time, returned, and the chairman, p. n. FendaII,
in presenting the resolutions, prefaced them with
few introductory remarks, which were exceed.
ingly eloquent.
The resolutions, which will be published to-
morrow, were unanimously adoptedj and on mo-
tion' the meeting adjourned.
FUNERAL OF CHIEF JUSTICE TASEY.-The
corpse, which 10 encased In . handsome mahogany
silver, and bearing plats inscribed with the name
and age of deceased will leave the residence OF the
late Chief Justice, on Indiana avenue, tomorrow
at 10 m. for the depot, where the eortfge, con.
stating OF number Of prominent members OF the
Warrington bar, besides the friends and relatives
Maryland, in special train, which will start At
30, and arrive In Frederick at ll.S0. On the 70.
turn they will leave Frederick at 23o p. M, and
arrive In Washington at $40 p. m. tomorrow.
Among the number who will accompany the re-
mains are Attorney General Bates and Marshal
L,mon. The Attorney Generals Office " II be
ANOTHER DRAFT.-The Board Of Enrolment
are nearly through with the examination Of those
and ninety lave been received and credited. leay-
ing det!sieney Of nearly six hundred.
until the quota iI niled, and unless we show the
discrimination TO I'LL up the quota, we will have
SGS,hS S1 b.vs 10 FEY ssy n e those TSo
treated as deserters when caught.
ANOTHER UNION FLAG RAIsING.-The meet
Ing last night in Georgetown In favor OF LInoo lr
and johnson was decided suoeesh, As far A. Its
numertosll Tength and enthusiasm was concerned.
solicitor whiting, Captaio Edgar, and Robert A.
Sne b.nd nnsls %sds % @o J., esssleh. nS speess a s
hand OF line ladies' Notwithstanding the ohllinels
Of the a.tI1osPheIs: The nag which wa. raised e
and DR.. n. S. T. Cissel's apotheoary store.
The DRAFT.-The Board of Enrolment dis
posed Of the fSllowins sases today;
substitute; VIM. stAhI furnished substitute; Jacob
W. VAnderRool, physical disability.
Fourth Sub-Disfriei-ThomAs Walsh, furnished
substitute.
FiJih sub. Distriet-Geo. Davis, accepted.
Ell venih Sub-DiATict-NathAn Radiseh, accented
SENT TO FORT DELAWARE.-Gilbert shader,
22i veteran Reserve Corps, Thomas MAxville, 9th
", T. e. stephen Fay, 9th v. r.. c., James Hogan,
2dV. r, C., John Smith, 4lst Mass, W. Barnes,
10th Pa, and Frederick King, 2sth N. Y were
sent from the Old Capitol this morning to Fort
Delaware to serve out their sentence by court
martial.
SENT In FOR TRIAL.--Twenty-two prisoners,
charged with mutiny. deBertion and other offences,
were sent In to Col. lngraham this morning, from
harPers Ferry. They were committed to the
Central GuardhouSe, to await their trial BY court
martial.
WATCH OUT FOR No. 1.-The fire. alarm bells
OF the city will hereafter, each day OF the week.
strike one at u o'clock. The time kept will be
perfectly correct being In accordance with the
oaii time OF NE observatory, and viii therefore be
their household time-pieeeI.
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REBEL DEsERTERs.-SiIteen rebel deserters
and refugees were taken before Col. InErAhAm
mis- mornlng. They were sent North, having taken
the oath OF allegiance,
RElRAsRD.-B. d. 0tterbaek, q. A. Lump
kins, Thomas LotpeY and Augustus Webb were re-
leased from the Old Capitol this morning, on
taking me oath Of allegiance bT order Of the See