The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06
Aational Republican.
LOCAL NEWS.

THE PLESARY CoUNcII. IN BALTIMORE
Tomorrow morning, at Z o'clock, an excursion
train will leave the depot In this city, TO convey the
members Of the Young Catholic Friends Society
and their friends to Baltimore, to witness the
opening Of the second Plenary Council Of the Cath.
oo Church. a. the cathedral in that city, and from
prssent indications large number Of ladies and
gentlemen from this city will avail themselves Of
this opportunity to witness the grandsst religious
procession ever seen on this continent
Every diocese In this country will be represented.
The choir on this occasion will number eighty
voices, under the lead Of Mr.. Jos Segsu On Sun.
day, the mass Of the Holy Ghost will b celebrated,
the bishops and officiating clergy wearing red vest.
which descended on the Apostles.
The Young Catholic Friends Society, 10 the
number Of about 900, headed BY the founder Of the
society, Owen O'Brien, esq, and the president,
Alexander J. Brand, ESQ.,, will aot - . guard or
honor, forming double continuous line from the
srchepiscopsl residence on Charles street. through
Mulberry street. to the west entrance Of the o.
thedral, through which the procession will pass
Yesterday was observed BY all the Catholics Of
the United States - solemn fast, to implors the
blessing Of God upon the deliberations Of the Pie
nary Council. The members Of this council repre-.
sent about 1000, 900 Of people
GERMAN AssocIArIoN.-Th annual meet.
ing Of the German Association Of this District wa
held on the I'd inst, at their rooms $40 Psnnsyi.
vsnia avenue. The following named gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing year: Henry
semksn Bsq.. president; A. Hart, Esq. vice presi.
dent; Z. 8. smidt, Esq., treasurer W. q. Stein
NETS, Esq. recording sscrstary; @. stinlin, Esq,
corresponding socrstsryj A. Appel ESQ.,, LIST libra.
rian; W. schumann, ESQ, I'd librarian. The re.
election Of Henry semken and A. Hart, Esqs, by
an almost unanimous vote as president and vice
president Of the society, gives universal sstisfso
the a.sociation unanimously elected the Hon. Rich.
ard Wallach, Mayor Of Washington, an honorary
member. During the next session Of Congress the
German Association will be incorporated, and the
day 10 not far distant whom the society will mako
arrangements for having an edihce erected for the
accommodation Of Its numerous members.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Fsher.-(Edw'd
O. Darlington esq, District Attorney, prosecuting
Yesterday, r. Ssel indicted for assault and bat.
tsry on Frederick Farley submitted his case to the
court. Bradley, jr for defence.
John Ward, indicted for malicious mischief
Mole woseqm by United States Attorney.
John Barnes alias John SHUTDOWN, convicted Of
keeping q disorderIy house. Motion for new trial
Mole prosqni by United States Attorney.
Gustavus Peters, indicted for assault and battery
on John Montaguei verdict, not guilty. Fendall,
jr fordefence.
Robert Ward, indicted for assault on and resist
ing Ofhcsr James johnson, lieutenant Second pre-.
oinet verdict. guilty. Norris for defence.
Josiah Burchlad, indicted for the same offence;
'0'u'Vs' NV kuhty. DrOWu nnu Cmtuers LOT uo-
fence.
CHoLERA.-Several cases of cholera have
occurred In this city within the past few days. one
berg, residing on street, near -Four. . half,
was taken several days ago with all the symptoms
OF the Asiatic cholera, but recovered under the
treatment Of Drs Lindsey aud Lisbsrmann Mr..
Ebeneler Moors, aged So, . clerk In the once Of
the Register Of the Treasury, who resided at No.
y l6A O etYeAt mani Eacond Wsdps.d.v
night attacked with symptoms Of cholera, which
rapidly increased In severity until collapse susued.
He remained in this condition for twelve hours,
when his death took place. lie was attended by
avenue. near Third street. was reported this morn.
Ing, but 1t has not yet been pronounced genuine
Asato cholera.
INSTALLATION OF OrFICERs.-Last evening"
the newly elected officers Of Equal Division. No. s.
Sons Of Temperance, were installed at the regular
weekly meeting held at their hail. on Ninth street
The now officers are as follows: John 8. Hollings.
head, W. P; e. J. Klopfer, W. A John D. Bloor
R. g J. G. Conboys, A. r. S J. II. Arnold. T.
81 W. @. Vernon, treasurer; Henry @. Kleibsr
chaplain; H. offutt conductor; J. NJ Hough, as
sistant conductor;W. A. Linton. jr, l. s.; +. Bart.
lett, o, s.; b. Reiss. IT,, musical conductor. This
division Is now In furnishing condition, and mum.
bers over $50 membsrs most Of whom cid resi-
dents of Washington. The inaugural address Of
the Worthy Patriarch last evening was listened to
with great interest.
ELECTION OF OFPICERs.-At the annual
meeting of the Excelsior Building Association hold
on Thursday evening, the following named gentle.
mon were elected as officers for the ensuing ysnr:
T. NJ. Hanson, president; Crosby S. Noyes, vice.
PRESIDENT Bushrod Robinson, treasurer; Clarence
B. Baker, secretary; James Towles. ". z. Brown,
J. Carter Marbury, J. J. Peabody, W. II. Nallcy
J. ". Sears, A. J. Falls, J. D. Free, and William
Powell, directors.
The secretary's report showed the financial con.
dtion Of the association to be fourishng, and the
actual value per share Of stock Gath MONTH to DO
&33.83i
CoLoRED Yesterday morn
ing procession Of colored Odd Fellows, composed
Of Union Friendship, John F. Cook. Potomac
Union and Eastern Star Lodges. with whom were
tho band Of the 107th U. 8. G. T. and colored
band from Georgetown passed down the Avenue on
their way to Alexandria, where tho Grand Lodge
Of North America meets to-day. The fne banners
Of Union Friendship and John = Cook Lodges we're
In the line, and the display was very hne one
DIsPosEp or.-Daniel Stewart, who was
arrested on Wednesday evening for assault and
battery with intsnt TO kill Cornelius Hurlsby, an
account Of which We published yesterday. had .
hearing before Justice Walter at the Second pro-
oinot on Thursday evening, and after hearing all
the evidence the Justice dismissed the case. Stew.
art was fined $40 for carrying concealed weapons
The NEW JATI-It is said the Secretary Of
the Interior has selected ss the plan for the now
Jail the one submitted by Mr.. FaIon, architect Of
Baltimore. The plan Ia what Is known As Jail
within jail"-A core OF cells With galleries being
built up. and having exterior walls As protection
from sun and storm.
SHILLING LIQUoR.-Timothy Finegan, a
restaurant keeper, was arrested in the county on
Thursday by 0ticer Hanes for selling liquor I'M
licensed. He was taken before Justice Walter. and
fined $40.
COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE LAW ScuooL.-Prof
Kennedy will deliver the opening address before
Oct. 10th, at u O'Clock p. m. at the Law Build.
Ing. See notice In another column.
Mn. A. F. NEWTON, formerly editor OF the
Now ENGLAND SpiriinaIigt. Is announced to daliyar