New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21

The National Camp Meeting was opened at
Mannheim PENN on Monday last, aud Will continue until
them several under which congregations from this city
worship The Greencst congregation have the largest
the direction Of the Rev j. s. lnskip.
An adjourned meeting of the master masons
held yesterday at their headquarters NO 81 Liberty
given here very favorable regards the tenhour
system Some OF the laborers have struck for s. day
report that they have all the bricklayers that they
can put TO work at present. MessIs scudder.
Harvey, Dollnger, Cochran, Rohr and Poerschke.
They say that they have many men calling
on them every day willing 80 to work at their terms
ieTsys Ta rPoSg Sa ho
agreed TO eight hours as days work was false lie said
sencd 20 work their men on the eghthour system but
that tho German boss masons are slepdast ana VII not
give ill., Mr. Ross delivered an address after which the
meeting adjourned until Wednesday next at two O'CLOCK
A reception of colored Grammar School No.
at No. 1885 Mnlbenyst., was held yesterday morning,
exercises consisted Of gymnastics military drill declana-
tions dialogues compositions, and music The musical
sisted In choice solos, duets and choruses, which were
rendered in remarkably correct and pleasing manner
fcency and reflected credit both teachers and pupils
In the dialogues and declamatons the pupils were very
successful personaton Of character and In rectng
what they had committed without embarrassment or
hesitation. spelling exercise for prize was animated,
and the various contestants held out through great
number Of difficult words. Tho compositions were wen
written and we'll read by the authors sxtytwo certi'
Gates OF punctualty In attendance and proficiency In
study and prizes for those who eXceed department
and the various studies distributed The school
appeared finely aud every exercise on long and Inter
esting programme WAS creditable TO oil. Among the
visitors present Mrs Susan B. Anthony, Of The RerO-
luton. In the past, as she said faithful to her
old instincts OF love TO tho cOlored race"
The Board of COuncilmen met, yesterday, at
two u. IN, mir. Monaghan Ia the Chair. resolution
passed. requesting ports from the various departments
OF city government what resolutions OF the old
Board OF COunomen after January 1865 had been
ceiyod by them and what action they bad taken thereon
remonstrance against the paving OF East Thirty first
st. aud petitions for payment for certain property taken
for the extension Of Churchst, were received and
ferred The following Standing Committees for
the current year were announced by the Chair
man: Committee OH Arts and Sciences-Messrs.
Murphy, Kenny and Mack: Assessments-0B rien
Odel and Gibney. Belgian Pavements-
Cunningham, Cuken, Reynolds. Feitner, and Hart.
Creton Aqueduct-Mock, Brucks, aud DAILY Donations
and Chartiss-Brucks Odell, and Cukin. Ferries-Pg-
gott, Hampson, and Thompson. flnaHee-Canary, Cum
Thompson and Culkin Lands and Paces-saconl, Muir.
ply, and Feitner Law Observation-Disclosures, Kenny,
aud 0Bren Markets-Feitner, . Bren. and Kenny. Ma.
u0nal Aairs-Fay Thompson, Odeli DAILY and Reynolds.
Ordnances-Piggott Reilly and Brucks Printing and Adj
vertisiRg-SeanInell. Odel and Hampson Public Heath
Keuny Hart and Mack Public MISUNDERSTANDING lch.
and Mack ROads-Galgan, Canary. and Hampsoh. Rail
r0ads-Hsmpson, Bruoks, Gibney Scanned, and OBrien.
Repairs and supples-Wech, Fay Thompson, DAILY. aud
Canary Sewers-Gbney, Reynolds, and stacom. Street
Openings Cunningham, Welch, aud Hart Wharyes,
Piers and slips-Murphy Btacoin, Gallgan, Kelly and
Brucks. Joint Committee Accountability, Weloh,
aud Murphy. streets-Piggott, Hampton, and REILLY.
The Board then adjourned 10 Monday 2tb inst ut III.