The national Republican., 1867-07-02

OfrrCrRs hLrCrnp.--Ihe following OIL.
GERS hsys been elected by the Enssmpmsnts and
Lodges Of Odd Fellow, and they are now being
installed
columbian Ensampmsnt, No. l-R. W. Be.ob.
Chief Patriarch, =. Goodman, High PRIEST A.
o. Smith, Senior Warden; 8. II. liable, Junior
wsrdsni W. R. hcLsan. Scribe; J. A. Mould.p,
Treasurer
Msgsnsnu, No. 4-John r. Heusli, o. p; J..
A. Mathieson, H. p; W. r. Newman, 8. W.;
Geo. h. Dushans, J. W.; Daniel csrrisan, s.;
WIN. Il. Richards, T
Boyle, q: P.i B. May, g. WI NJ. Book, J. " +
B. A. Kiddsr, g.; Geo. Rhtnshart, T.
Nj. Nsbo, No 6-J. T. Ford, c. p; John
wshl, H. P. p. II. shutr, 8. W.; G.F. Timms,
Jr. Wi 7. W. Fowler, g.; John T. Given, T.
Central Lodge, No. LIB. 7. Piumm. Noble
Grand 8. Hsilburn, Vice Grand; John Pye.
mont, Financial sscretaryi p. B. Lord, Jr.,
Recording Secretary B. 4. aittings. Treasurer.
Washington, No. Go. W. Lsrnsr, N. a.;
mold, R. 81 A. Jackson, 7.
Eastern Lodge, No. flames Barker, N.
g.; A. Crosson, v. e. Jacob Bean, p. SIP. N.
Pearson, r. 81 o. o. Anderson, T.
Harmon, No. 9.-Wm. L. Chiids, N. g.: Jas.
II. Turner, v. a.; VIM II. Scott, r. 81 VIM.
P. Allsn, y. 81 VIM. Young, 7.
Columbia, No. l0--A. ]. Donaldson, N. @ I
R. Q. Hswett, v. O.; @. p. Timms, y. s.; J. A.
Mouldsn, r. g.; Samuel Wise, T.
Shoemaker, V. a.j Joseph 8. Tucker, R. g.;
Daniel osrrissn. +. 81 WIN. z. Richards, T
r: Emmonds, chaplain.
Frisndship, No. l2.-wm. Chase, N. q. Z.
7. Parker, v. o.; Mar Book, Y. 81 P. II.
Sweet, r. g.; B. A. Kiddsr, T.
Covenant, No. l3.-John Fowler, N. O.; @.
Il. Lawrsnos, v: a.i Samuel Palmer, +. 81
John II. Darnss. R. g.; Vincent shinn, T.
Beacon, No. ia. II. Bradley. n, o. Geo.
clsndsnin, r. ST. N. Muliiksn, 7.
Metropolis, No. 16--P. Guigon. N. G.; T, K,
W. Fsinour, v. O.; John II. Faloonsr, =. s. !
James Kipp, R. 81 A. Duvsll, T.
Excelsior, No. III. @. Louderba OK, N. @. I
Thomas Sorivsnsr, v. O.; W. ]. Spencer, +. g.;
J. B. Royce, R. g.; John @. shaffsr, T.
Mechanics, No. ls.-J. D. Robinson, N. q.
John Garrett, r. 81 A. @. Prather, 7.
Oriental, No. I'D. Pfsil, N. G.; Jacob Mil.
lsr, v. o. J. schumbsrt, r. 81 J. wabi, R. 8. +;
@. Justh, T.
Tho following named persons have been elected
officers Of the organisations named below;
George Washington Camp, No. !, Sons Of Lib.
srty-Worthy Chief, John W. Thompson; As.
sistsnt Chief, Joseph Hartley ssrgssnt.at. arms,
James H. Byrnss; Escortsr, Geo. +. Williams
fs o., Jhmes m lutuoTt ". o., JtmcH hQWhr0Ai
Treasurer, John Z. Herrsll Trustee, 8. A. II.
MeKim; Representatives to Grand Camp, John
". Thompson, James H. Turner, John Grinder
Lincoln Camp, No. Q. Sons Of Liberty, Ninth
and D streets, WORTHY Chief, George d. Dice;
Ant Chief, Edward Grinder; Sergeant. at. arms,
B, p. Vsntgru; Esaertss. ]. R. Wsddsli; R g.,
W. r, Richards; +. s., ]. p, B. woodhsld
Treasurer. =. A. Boswsllj Chaplain, James 7.
Gross; Marshal, John Alcorn.
IL NJ =.
boosted near navy yard, w. p, John sehultri
W. O., Joshua Clark V. O., John 7. Ksithlsy;
R. s.. John h. King; =. g., B. T. Ridswsyi b |,
Joseph s. Martini O., Joseph Gibson 1. g.,
Daniel T. Johnson o. g., VIM Crowthsrs.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. s, Knights Of Py.
thias.-v. p, Francis Woods W. O., John
paushtoni Y. O., John 7. Howe; 7. g., parips
DauEhtopi R. g., George shultI; W. B., Robert
II. Jordan; W. g., Thos. Woods; I. s.. Thos.
Roland; o. g., H. H. Ham.
Friendship Lodge. No. 8, Knights Of Pythias,
located at Island Hall.--Y p, ]. r. n. Curtin,
W. O., Gsorgs II. Kspplari V. c., George W.
Tswsli; R, s., W. 7. Hall; y. s., W. H. sisnor;
g., J. B. Shsarsr; I. g., L. Z, Grimes; o. s, @
W. Barkman. Representatives 10 the Grand
Lodge, Msssrs. George H. RsPPlar, l.. 7. vii.
bourn, George Dykes
Tusoarora Tribe, No. ., I. o. R. NV. O.,
stephen W. Randslli W. s. s., John P Cohill,
n :
Norton; W. A. @. Of r., James Edwards; W. P.
Of W, Philip A. Cswoodi T., James II. Rich.
ards; g., Francis A. Lowe. Representatives to
arest Council, Alonso d. Shaw, John E HerrelI,
Frank a. Morton,
QUARTERLY POLICE REPORTS. - Three
lisutsnAnts Of the police force have handed in
their quarterly report, viz: Mlstead, TAFT, and
Gsssford.
H.. n,,.,..d r.nox,. AZ. ,,n,k.. or ....,.
made during the quarter to have been 4Sl, Of
whom 22a could net read or write. Amount Of
hnes paid, $saS ISL amount Of fines superseded,
Sl38 80; amount Of money taken from prisoners
g. 4S8 ST. turned over to property clerk, $500 25i
returned to prisoners 81, l3i G2.
Lieut.. TAFT reports the number OF arrests at
go, Of whom 2O5 could not read or write.
Amount Of fines paid. 81, ,246 25i amount taken
from and restored to persons at stations 81, ,462.
90; turned over to property clerk, 1924 81;
dodgers accommodated, i2ii lost children re-
stored, s.
Lieut.. aessford reports the number Of arrests
to have been 667; 305 Of whom could not read or
write. Amount Of fines imposed, 81, ,7i6 20;
amount paid, $l,l30 IS; number sent to the
workhouss, ISL commitments to Jail In default
Of security. 90 gave security for court, a2i
number Of Gre. in the precinct, q dodgers &c:
oommodatsd, 56j cases dismissed, l25; delivered
to military, 8; cent to superintendent, 3; amount
taken from and returned to persons, sl,4b2 II.
anss superseded, 80,
PREsENrATIoS.-0n Saturday afternoon,
after the close Of business hours, the clerks of
the Accountable division, Treasury Offices
NJ Brooks, Jno. Pfau, l.. Marin, WIN. Ferguson,
@. H. Buxton, Jas. + Waugh, Henry Reeb, it,,
Thos. J. Hubert aud Louis Falk-through Jno
L. Pfau, presented their late Chief Of Division,
Hopkins Lghtnsr, who resigned his position in
that ofoe after thirty years Of valuable service,
with an elegant gold cans, accompanied
by beautifully designed complimentary me-
mortal executed by L Falk. Mr.. Lghtner re.
piled In expressions of regard for his late clerks
and commended their conduct as public en-
plOysos.
SETTLING DowE.-Yesterday afternoon
the clerks In Oallan's drug store corner Of Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue were oonsidera
bly, frightened by the glass In the windows Of the
store cracking and breakingi and also Of making
tho discovery that the building was settling, In
oonssqusnos, II Is supposed, Of the undermining
and alterations at present being done In Dubant's
restaurant In the basement. Information was
lodged at headquarters, and measures have been
taken which will ensure the safety Of the build.
ing and allow the work 10 the basement to
proceed.
CELEBRATION AT THE PARK.-The North
srn Liberties Association, not to be behind simi.
Lar associations In regard to patriotic spirit, have
secured the Seventh street park enclosures for q
grand pic MO and display OF fire works on Thurs