Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21
The Workinsmen,s AssemhI,

sembly was held last night In the Cou acil
Chamber. City Hall Mr. J.. W. MattingIv.
vice president. in the chair, and Mr.. James II.
Reed, secretary.
The following delegates credentials wers
reCe we'd and the delegates admitted TO seas.
Book6inders' Society-Messrs. q. p. p. wroe,
Harrison, e. w. Fisher, VIM. II. Bailey.
Nolumoia typographical Union, No. lOl-
W Wns sIs; a Cayis, d; W. Flynn, &c. G.
Tood, =. l. Garfield, g. W Schell, ]. G. Judd,
Jesse j. Judge, N. Watkins, w. w. Kava-
paugn, II b. Arnold, T.. Mac Murrav. East
oury, John l.. Hayghie, James f Porter
Jou1neymen Painters Society-John Manney
Donalo McCa,hran, and VIM Boron. Granite
OuIteIs, Society,James Gibbin. Tool Sharp
eners Soeiety-James Welsh and James Voltz
w, a communication was read from the East
washington Worfingmen Association, re-
turning the thanks of the Association to
Rothwell, Nicholas Watkins, and A. W. Brook,
Tor their untiring exertions in establishing an
elgntnour organization in East Washington
In behalf Of the Committee on Mass Meet
ing and or gan iZatiOp, the Chairman, Mr.. j. J
mitchell, reported having established an hight
hour organization In East Washington, at
ODD Fellows Hall, and that they are in
nourishlng condition. The report was adopt
ed, and the thanks of the Assembly were ten
dered the committee for their successful efforts
10 behalf of their exertions.
pographical Union, through the Chairman,
MI. Boron, reported having performed that
duty; also, the com mittee to address the Book
binders and Coach. makers Associations.
The Committee on Serenade to Gen Carey.
reported the success Of the same, but were not
prepared to make complete report.
,,1 Inc ., next business in order being the cleo.
elected President; John w. Bradbury, Vice
President; Nicholas Watkins, Recording Sec.
rotary; John @. Judd, Correspond ding Secre.
oil a yoNa has
Executive Committee-Messrs Thomas Nc.
Williams, Of the Stonecutters Association; e.
NJ Thompson, OF the Brlcklayers Association;
James Cassidy, Of the Granite Cutters Asso-
citation; VIM. Boron, Of the JourReymen Paint.
ers Association; John A. Landvolght, of the
Rookbindtrs Association; johnson Welch, Of
the Tool Sharpeners Associations; Z. Mac Nj r-
ray, OF the Columbia typographical Union;
sociatiou.
The thanks of the Assembly were rendered
manner in which he has discharged the duties
o: that office.
A resolution having for its object the pro.
curing of another room in which the Assem-.
bly, shall hold its meetings. was offered, and.
after discussion, lost.
The Chair stated that Gen. Carey had ex +.
pressed willingness TO address the Assembly
on another occasion, and suggested that the
Executive Committee consider the proprietv
OF procuring some large hall for the purpose
OF lecture by that gentleman.
OF minor character, the Assembly adjourned
TIE RIVER FRONT, November 81, 1867
HGTreys WhGJ.-Arrived-Stea Pioneer,
Harvey, Clark & Given.
CdrtSr's HhGJ.-Sailed-Schrs Brave, Brad
le' Ter Elizabeth River. Va, West Branch
with Il cargo of guano: James Magae LYNCH
Gown The river. light MISUNDERSTANDING
schr. Port Royal. Capt Moore, sailed from
Fbladelphia on the l4th inst with Dis tons OF
cSal consisned TO X. W. Barnaclo, 10 be dis
CD arsed Ct Carriers wharf.
HusyS Uh1rt.-ArrIved-Schr ocean Bird,
marsh from Port Deposit. with lumber for
'laOnun = Son; Annie r. Clark, WhearIey,
IT. m bait more, with lumber Tor Willett d
Redgrave. Sailed-Schr. Joseph J. Pnaroah,
Eastern port
CTDVche'S Hhdrf-Arriyed-I.ong boat 7. n.
d. Smoot Captain sam Patch, from Chap
paWamsle, Va with lum Der for y. Il Church
Co Schooners Butterfly, Captain Dawes,
rom Norfolk, with lumber and shingles for
Z. Il. Church & Co; Henry Hobart Captain
-, from North River, with a load of stone
10 y. Acker. Salled-Schr Guthrie, Captain
George Frese, 10 Naniemoy with a wreckiug
party on board, TO RAISE the schooner John
wesley, loaded with 500 bushels of oysters,
that sunk about ten days ago.
Sirih Street bdTf.-Arrived-Schrs. Flea.
nora T.. Captain Fowlxs, from Baltimore,
with forage for the Government; Samuel H
TTayers, Captain Traverse, from Port De-
post, with forage for the Government, and
stone Tor private parties; steamer Express,
Captain Nickle. for Baltimore and intermedi.
ATE landings, with cargo o produce and poul-
Try, and number of passengers. Sailed
Schr- w m Dawson, Captain Lord, down the
ryer light.
Potomac Ferry Wharf-Arrived-Steam
"awaset', Captain Fawk, from Cone river
and way landings, with produce and passen-
gers
CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
The regular weekly meeting of this associa J..
VI hal las 10
van "a avenue, Col. p. VI. Allabach, president
IN ne chair; Capt. 4. W. Chiffon, secretary
The names OF several persons were proposed
fnr mtmb ershIp, which were referred to the
q mmittee on Credentials, which reported ia
v0rably thereon, and the applicants were ad :.
mitted.
committee OF three were appointed TO pro-
cure National iags for the Association
Mr.. ). L. WALES moved that the correspond.