The national Republican., 1867-04-15

MEETING OF rHp -MAsAegRs OF THE Ma
1IpsAL AsYLuH ron pIsAsLEp VoLusrEER Sol.
lp1lRs. j Tho quarterly meeting of the Board q
Managers Of The National Asylum, authorised BY
the act Of Cengress spyroysd March 2i, 1855,
was held ht the once Of, TIE surseon General, 70
Chief Jus,ics Cbpe, gensfn 3, n Butler, Gov.
srnor Smtth. Of Nav Hampshirsi GsnaraiJ. II.
lMartindale, Of New York. General Cave Ter, sof
Missouri; Hon d. B.. Gunoksi, Of Ohio, DAY
Cooke, ESD, Of PennsyiNania and Df. H. b.
woiSptt Of wisoonsin Ths oaicers sisetsd' fSr
the year wersi, President, General Butler, Senior
Yies President, General Martindalsf Junior
Vice President, Jay Cooke, Secretary, vMr.
4 Gunckel. r7'l'lF 557
Reports we're read showing that three ssyiunn.
are nov, ready for disabled soldiers, one at Au,
gusta, Maine, q second near Columbus, Ohio,
and third nsar Mllyaukis,' Wis. Tho second
named was the t0hio Soldiers Home, /" but was
donated By the STATE Of Ohio to the Nstiopal
Asylum! A ueu site viii be selected In Ohio,
and Iurgor and better, aeeonsu odatiops' speedily
prepared. A committee was suthoriIed 70 pdr.
chase tho Ohio Wits Sulphur Springs, provided
| the Columbus and Cleveland failtoad extend its
track 10 tho spriogs, and, In case fhsy refuse 10
do so,lthe committee are Instructed to purcbase
beautiful site near the city Of Dayton, ofIsrsd
~ the citizens at = low price With $40 600 as a.
iuduceuient rs.- ''qg.3 -4'.,'. "a o. ~
The gratifying fact was, developed BY the 70
ports that tho mansgsrshavs cared for or assisted
| nearly one thousand disabled volunteer soldiers
during the last year, and the rnAnagers are de.
| terminsd to- provide sseeommods stlons and give
relief to twies that nuEnbsr during the eonins
year, .iaga 80 o'1os 1lsis 81 ioh = oG5b % .
rotary of the Trsasufy q direct tbs sssSuniins
officers Of the Treasury 70 report. monthly, whai
sums are found 10 belong 10 the asylum. that III,
| same may be drawn on the requlsltion Of the Of
hcers Of the asylum, without further reqnisitiop,
warrant, or Intervention OF any Other ofhoei
whatever, and COMMITTEES was appointed TO in'
vestigate, collect and invest the funds Of tn,
asylum. Committees were also appointed to asl
proposals and superintend new buildings to b,
erected at the several asylums. 0fficers wer'
elected for the Central Asylum as follows; Deputy
Governor, Capt. L. II. Tracy; Surgeon, DR.. O
McDermot; Chaplain, Rsv. Henry Hin; secre
tary, A. ?. Woodruff An executive commitie,
was also appointed for the year, who are reall,
charged with the details Of all the importan
work Of the board, managing the asylums, aut
administering 30 door relief" to such disa
bled soldiers as have families and cannot 20 I,
m asylum. This committee is composed OF Gen
Butler, Gov. smyth, and Mr.. Gunokel, to oithe
Of whom applications fOt relief may be made.
1 BAsE-BAII.-The baseball clubs Of thi
city are al making active preparations for n
ItAClllnB uHu lnteIo1tlnB bousOui hhu hWohuJ soN
erAI clubs have broken ground south Of the Capi
tol. and elsewhere.
The eUnion Base. Ball Club played their initiator
game on Thursday last, the score resulting wilt
81 runs for the lrst mines and 81 for the second
The umpire. Mr.. Urell, a. usual, performed hi
duties to the satisfaction Of all concerned,
Tho PotomacS, on Saturday, Dow's min
against Pettit's nine, Pettits nine making 4
runs to 10 runs for Dow's ninc. Mr. YentmAn
Of tho Jefferson club acted umpire and N. Ark
Smith, rs s,orer.
The National, on the same day, played an eS
citing game, tho hrst nine making SO runs to th
seconds IS.
The game Of the Jefferson boys, on Thursday
resulted--first nine, IL; second nine, 10
The 0lympics played game on Saturday, nes
Eighth and X streets, the result Of which we hav
not learned. ....-.....
! On Friday match game was played botwee
} the Monumental and the Island Light club
, (colored,) In which the Monumental were viotC
: rious by score Of 81 to 5.
The days Of play on baseball grounds Whit
House lot, have been fixed as follows: The Ma
! tionals play on Mondays and Thursdays Union
$ Tuesdays and Saturdays Bupirss, Wednesda,
and Fridays On the west grounds the Jedersor
. play on Mondays and Thursdays; the Potomac
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and the UlyEst
club on Tuesdays aud Frldays.