Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

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are sustained with great ,figisncg. Prayer meet.
ings are frequently held there, ard on Friday even;
Camp Marllndsie ior religious services.
During the past year the missionary attached 70
the association distributed ono million Of tracts
ond or or religions works and Travelled 800 miles
the In mcdiate fruta Of VIII ch has been The cou-
version OF one hundred souls. patriotic eItlIsn @
recently gave the Association donation OF u 600
| to support another missionary, and the Appoint-
meni h.d been m,dc in the person Of Rev. John
members OF the Association has been u subject Of
special Qualification. There In halauec In INC
treasury Of s252 u and bond Of $1,000, donated
~ the iNs Dantsl Hail, which ylciu' An onnu'i
Mr.. q. H. : St'nemctr, tho new president, then
made bis Inaugural speech hs sS1d ana mat gn sTm
trust in God. not relying upon their own strength,
they expected during the present year young men
0iTe Themselves to tho Lord.
rev. IL. Kirk, u. d., OF BoEtOn, formerly oil the
American Chapel in Paris, France, and for many
years the pastor of one OF The leading churches Of
Boston, then addressed the meeting. He had just
returned from weeks visit to the Army OF the
rem, who're they had been engaged in preaching 70
and praying with the soldiers OF the army
HS Sa sS ] and no S
dreds and thousands could testify to II. The sub
said tho present was a terrible and unparalleled
insurTection, and came suddenly upon this nation.
We heard the terrible groaningH OF the eArthquAke
into slnmbef. Ike Believed that God was guiding
our cause everywhere, and the LORD, In HIS own
rood time, IN eMtying out His glorious plan, VII
bring US out Of The desert A better and purihei
people.
Ne spoke In high terms Of the care bestowed W
our Government on Its Eoldicrs, and Baid that the
| army IA supplied with everything that can con.
du' to Its comfOTt-no army in the world could
compare with it-and that tho people need rot
give one dollht, spenkipg on broad scale, az the
Government makes abundant provisions and moth
ing IL wnptinK until the time Of battle cometi
10 supply tho donands OF the sick and wounded
He then spoke 1.-THE work and HCld OF the Christian
Comm'siinn, their labors at Gettysburg and else-
whore, aud encouraged the Oung meu OF the AisO-
| ei.tlon 10 80 on N the work they hsd been 20
auIpielously eonductlng.
Ire femAfLa OF the speaker were plain and 10
the point, but our limited space prevents q more
detailed report.
Addresses were also made by REV. Iessfs Booth
Esq, OF Philadelphia. 4 Acolleotinn wss thea taken
| up to aid the mission work.
The anniversary was very pleasant, the audience
select and attentive, and must have been source
OF qualification pleasure and profit 10 al! present.
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ORGANIZATION or LABoR.-An adjourned
meeting Of carpenters and cablnet-maRors was
| held on Monday evening to talk over the matter
OF an increase OF wages, and hSw to organize SO
A. TO secure the corporation OF private WORKING
men, which they said was needed, not especially
to advance wages, but for the general advantage
| that would result from II,
1ney appointed a cOmmltteo 10 ufAll luleB 10Y
an organization, and, after considerable discus
sion TO present prices, and thn oi securing
se-operation adjourned TO meet at the call OF the
president.
The harness makers alGo met in another place,
and elected on1csTB The committee appointed ht
= former meeting to draft 19n:tltution and by 5y-
charged, and = new OOmmittee appointed. Alfo, q
committee TO flX 4 scale Of prices
STOLEN GOoDs DIsCovERTp. - sergcants
skippon and TAFT, and Roundsman Greer, having
received Information, proceeded to the house oil
Henry Webber, oo!ored, who lives on street, he
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth, and found the fol-
lowing articles which hrc EupprBed to have been
stolen from Michael Green and others, viz; one
other other groceries with the mark OF Mr.. Green.
Also, = lot OF solAoe tobacco and cigars They
then proceeded to the house OF sarah Ann King,
| on Ninth street, between n and q, and Beeui Cd
about si5o worth OF goods ofyartous Kinds. which
sho endeAyored to conceal. The parties were ar
rested and were copmltteh to jail for court hy
Justice Thompson.
The QUoTL or THs DIsTRICT.-1he commit
tee, his honor the Mavsr, and Messrs. Utermehle,
evening by the city Councils 10 wait upon the
| President and have . cInsulfRt.On respecting the
quota Of the District, performed that duty yGsteT.
those who feared draft. They also viEikcd Cot!
Fry, Provost Marshal General, who agreed TO 10,
dueS the quota required to fill the cal OF 1851 AnA
1881 TO the basia popu alton shown by the eensul
OF Is6O and the cali OF 1864 according TO the enrol
ment, The quota Assigned the DthtTict unuer MI
the calls hSd heretofore been made upon the haais
of the enrolment, which, ~ II made no deduction
for non.rcBldbnts, was n!snlfestly too high.
UNIOE LHAGUs.-The regular weekly meet
ing oosurs this evening, when tho Hon. +. y
woodbridge, af Vermont and DR.. DOaLe, OF New
York, arc announced % speak. In view OF the cz
citing scenes that occurred the paat week, l-rg'
and enthusiastic meeting may he expected
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SENTENCED TO FORT DELAWARE. .Nlr. j. W
Boucher, Georgetown, has been tried by the mill
tarJ commission upon the charge Of Ntlng tn
laws OF war by assisting persona 10 cross lntO th
suemy'A llHeI," and EentPdced TO be ecnilntt II
, Fort Delaware for tho term Of Gnc year
BHEF CoSrRACT.-Mr. john Hoover, of th
| city, received tho contract, st IL O.lO cents pc
L. pound, for supplying the Washington Navy De
pArtment station with teu Thousand pounds u
fresh beef during tho remainder Of the dsCal yea
ending June 30, 1861, There were but two hid
, made,
! ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO RrLL.--Jas. Finn
= soldier, was arrested yesterday by PAtTolomA
Thomas, OF TIL Third precinct, upon tho charge o
committing an assault with intent to kill upon Ir
OTeye, and wRR committed 10 jail for court W Just
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