The national Republican., 1867-07-09

from the Board Of Aldermen, Mr.. Dalton moved,
In pursuance Of notice, to reconsider the vote BY
which the bill was passed.
MT. Pf.S moved TO i.y the motion to recon.
Mr.. Pau introduced bill 70 rsfurnish the
oolsctor's, Surveyors and Registers Offices
Passsd.
A bill (B. Az repsaling so much Of the act as
authorizes the paving Of . portion Of Eighth
street, approved June Q, 1861, was referred to
the COMMITTEES on Improvements.
Mr.. A. p. Clark submitted resolution permit
ting the corporation to use Busey's patent
prsssd or machine made brick for payemsnts
and sewers. Referred.
Mr.. Pau presented the petition Of Charles
Page In relation to the removal Of night soil
Referred.
Adjourned.
PLAsrERERs' AssocIArIoS.-A meeting
Of the journeymen plastsrsrs was held at Ger.
man Hall, Eleventh street, last night, and after
the transaction Of minor business, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: President
James Morrow; vice president, Daniel Grady
recording secretary, Morris Holtsman; financial
secretary, Edward Brick; treasurer. Joseph
stickslsi standing committee, James Bassett,
John Tanner, John sainer, Charles Callahan,
Samuel Phillips; delegates to Workingmsn's
Convention, Robert Gill, James Hughes, @.
Sibley. a..H ..- a-.
Five delegates from New York to the Plaster
ers' National Convention, to DO held at Balti-
more tomorrow, being In this city, were invited
to the meeting, and made short addresses. Their
names are B. M. Sweeney, President Of the New
York society Aadrsw Kane, Brooklyn; William
Byrn, John Burwick, and II. W. Niohol.
The association elected Daniel Mahonsy del
egate to the Baltimore convention.
J. II. Reed, secretary Of the Washington con-
vsntiou upon invitation, made few Appropriate
remarks.
The association, aftsr the adjournment. took
the New Workers In charge, and will agreeably
entertain thom while In the city.
MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.
organization at Magee's Hall, on z street, last
| evening, the following named members were
| chosen a. officers for the ensuing term: Captain,
J. Tyler Powell; Fir.I Lieutenant, ]. Il. Mills;
Second Lieutenant, W. Z. Bstesj Surgeon, John
3. Smith, NJ. D.; First Sergeant, L. J. Prue;
Second Sergeant, W. A. MoKsnney; Third Scr.
geant, Robert A. whitehand; Fourth Sergeant,
George O. Tslbsrt; Fifth Sergeant, James Davis;
Qusrtermaster's Sergeant, A. ]. Corew. Capt.
J. Tyler Powell, II will be remembered BY many
| Of our readers, was the captain Of the original
organization formed In 1850. and DR.. ]. Z.
Smith, elected surgeon, as shown above, was
also surgeon Of the original organization. This
company Is composed Of an excellent member
ship-some Of WAshington's best young men.
Last night nine additional orders for uniforms
were made by the company.
TIE RIVER FRoST.-Harvey's Wharf,
Arrived, schooner Lookout, Lewis from Havre.
| de. Grace, with coal for II. Burr 4 Co.
| Carter's Wharf-Arrived, schooner Helene,
Alden, from Georgetown, s. O., with lumber for
Mohun Son. Sailed, schooner R. II. Kemp,
Seward, for Hsvre-de.Graes, light.
Rilsy's Wharf.-Arrived, steamer Columbis,
Harper, from Baltimore, with merchandise
Sailed, schooner Butterfly, for Norfolk, light.
Crouoh's sWhark-Arrived, schooner Eldorado,
Dominick's Church.
Sixth street wharf-Arrived, Anna W. Col
lins, Tooker, with stone for Aoksr
The HI Livingston, from her down river trip.
arrived Sunday afternoon with about seventy
Ave passengers and lot OF market STUFF.
The Wawassst left yesterday morning with .
large crowd for Glymont to spend the day on the
annual picnic Of the Journeymsn Bookbinders.
DIED SUDpENLY.-Yesterday morning,
the only child-and consequently the idol Of his
parents--of Mr.. James II. and Annie Sprigman,
on Sixth, between @ and II streets, died after
only q few short hours Of severe illness, at the
very interesting age Of between two and three
years. At about s o'clock on Sunday evening
Mr.. 8. reosivsd the sad intelligsnos that his
darling boy was taken dangersusy Ill. Dr..
Croggon was summoned, and pronounced the
disease cholera infantum. Notwithstanding
every effort was made to preserve life, the little
idol became an angel yesterday morning, almost
in tho midst Of life.
| Joy In Heaven and grief on earth
| Announce smother celestial birth;
An empty cot below.