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A BRIeHr PRoePncr AHsAD.-An adJoarned
meeting OF ths conmitsse OF fifteen appointed
20 submit plans and prepare . drAft tor .
charter for the ncorporaticn OF company 20
be Known as the slntsrnaaonAl Ind astrisl Ia
c0f Nay 1sa ssisss @ sssass ssanef Of
TN and 4 streets, present MI. h. ID. Oooke,
CHAIRMAN: HaIlet kilbourne, Secretary, Ad-
H,r.! psnn. J. A. pshlsrea. NJ ": cal, s.y'ss ;.
bsrrett and Dr. Charles 4. Stanseary.
..Te Tne Onair announced the following commit
Local Executive Commits ~>.-C,~persi %. a.
HOWARD, J. e. BerretI A X. shepherd. HSlleu
kileonrne. John r Mitchell, Mc.e. Kelly. A.
5. Solomoss, ,, W. Thompson. nor. q p. ssans-
Hon. J. ID. Cox, Secretary Of the Interior: Hon,
5. 3. Fisher, Oommissaonsr OF Psseuus Hon
Hugh CaproE, Oommlssloaer OF Asnealtar.;
Land once; Admiral j. A. Dahlgren. and Gen.
J. X. Barnes, surgeon 9ensral u. s. A
Finance Committee-w. W. Corooran. w.
$. Huntington, DIR. J. B. Blake, Fitzhugn
Coyle, DIR. w. Ganton, q. 4. Ritsenhouse.
Hon. X. NJ. Sweeney, Mayor OF Georgetown;
= z Midaieton. Lewis J Davis, John O. Me-
Committse On Home Oorrsspon onsenee--Hou-
J: N. Edmunds, Dr.. &. IA. CraSin, Hon. Rich'd
Walisch, DIR. Z. Stansbury.
CoUmittee on Foreign Correspondence
U. r. Stan.eury. Hon Jon nHi,x. Swiss Consul
| q CenerAl, Waldemar Bodtsco, Secreury Rnsssan
Legation, VIM. Bailantyne DR. J. a. verdi. X.
w. q. M.t.rrott. Hon. J. Q. q. Kennedy, E.
a. G.llsndei. Hon Ciiee Gushing, ID. q. II.
| Nichols.
Building Committee-A- h. Malsstt, General
NJ. q. Meigs, General N. Michler, I'd ward
Clark, John L. kidwell, !: q. Kennedy, Col.
James A. Masraaer, Geo. Plant.
Ssbscnpnen CommIttee-9eoree w. Riees.
N. w. 9alt, X. Il. Mohuu. T.. ID. Gilman.
Esau Pickrell, Joseph Shilllngton, w. b.
Todd, >. Z. Brown, Augustus Perry, Jno. w.
Bossler; p. X. HoOe, joseph l. Ssysse, q =.
Thomas Blasden, Fraack Taylor, Riley A.
Shinn, Nicholas Acker. Samuel NormenL w.
n. Baldwin, W. q. Metzerott. J. 5. Crocker.
Cornelius Wendell, j.. .B. Ellis, L. 4. CLARK and
Local state Ccmmissioners-Hon. John w.
forney, w. J. Murtash. q. >. Noyes, l.. U.
Warrington, l.. A. 9oonghI Hon. Thos. B.
On motion Of Mr. w. W. Oorcoran, Mr.. Henry
ID. Cooke was elected chairman OF the Finance
Committee, and was also added 70 the Local
The Char also pressLt Ted q draft of Q charter
TO be submitted % the corsiderauoa OF Don.
grsss prov.dins for seventy Ave corporators:
also II there shall oe any excess OF pront after
paying the stockholders n u per osnI interest.
eSSn a s.eess snsn S q % Ssy9'sS % sons nalionai
approved ~ the Board Of Directors and the
Presldent OF The United States.
An additional proviso submitted BY Mr..
6Allet kubourn, was Incorporated, aatnori.
zing the corporate authorities Of the District OF
Columbia 70 subscribe an amonnt equal 20
sixty cents on each one hundred dollars Of tho
assessed value Of all the real property within
the District. This, &c 10 esamassd, viii pro-
| duce about S5,U.OOO.
An additioasi bin was submitted by tho
grant Of . public ressrvsiion for sSs sSs Of s sns
Exhibition building, for postal and custom.
house facilitiet, the cooperation Of foreign
ministers and consuls, and provides for 10
establishment Of military guards ana police.
and the transportation OF exhibit from outside
ports 70 Washiugton In 9overnment vessels.
Mayor Bowen pledged the liberal co-opsraton
Of the city aufhortties in fursherance Of the
e0terprise. Both the draft OF the charter and
the bill were adopted. On motion, it was
ordered that meeting OF the General Commit
Metssrott Hali, when The seiect Commir.ss
viii make their report. Adjournsd.
dunng the last lew days Schrs. Marian 0ase.
Sheppard, from Philadelphra. with ss0 tons OF
coal; Henry Allen, Tater, from Philadelphia,
with 3ss TONS coal; West River. Lawson. Rom
Philadelphia, with 3O0 tons coal; Archer AZ
Reeves. Ireland, from Philadelphia, win zoo
tons coal; Minnie keene, Parsons, from Pnila-
delphia, with 3i2 tons coal, all tor Gleason &
Glenn.
Carers Whdrf.-Arived-Schu. Oarriee.
Kennedy, from Broad river, with wood for },
u. Lord. Sailed-Schrs. Pausussett, Uraples
port; Jessie w. knight Plum, for Qeorgetown.
10 load with coal for wareham, Mass.; Flight,
stone, tor Havre-de I0racs, lieht
Rileys Wkdrf.-Arrtved-Scors. John Tay-
lor. Dvans. with cargo OF sweet potatoes for
w. Leishear; Brewster, Russell, with sweet DO.
tatoes Lewis Stewart Flying Fish, Trader,
Thomas, with oysters for X. Winf1esd. Sleop
Fashion, Purseli, with oysters OR G.. Noien,
The cargo Of sweet potatoes brought mp on the
son; some pota -oes in the Iot veiRbioS i've
pounds. The price per barrel 10 s3-5O. Oysters
are selling al this wharf this morning for 6S
Fdy's sWhdrf.-Arnved-Scnr.J J. H. ID. Smoot,
Jones, with wood for L. L. Fay. Sailed-Scnr.
Great Pirate, King, lignt.
Bro,.ns sWharf.-Arriysd-Schr.F Four Sisters,
Russell, with wood for Brown Il Son.
Galfs Wharf.-Tbe steamer Arrow, Stack.
pole, left this morning for Mount Vernon.
with decks full OF passeneers. Steamer W. W.
number OF passengers and very large freight
Of merchandise, among which 10 26s barrels OF
oysters and 500 boxes OF grapes.
arrived here last night from Baltimore, viii,
passengers and general merchandise. Sailed
Schr. Seaman, King, for Alexandria- Hight,
Rising Sun, Clark, for Alexandra, light.
BASE BALL-Eck5ords, Of Nep York, o. Ma.
tionals-NatiOnals Beat he Champions S % a
The best game Of ball ever played on the
ever played On the country, came on yesterday
afternoon between our National and the Eek.
fords, Of New York, who arrived here yester.
and with q good nine did 90. while the Ecf.
fords, being champions OF the United States,
relied somewhat on their laurels, though they
piaying. no bickerins, but on the consrsry
everything went on pleasantly. The following
score will best snowtne character Of the game:
Allison. oDsrGaD Ss q n Fox, .ss.o.AI. ss %.
Patterson, c. f...3 IlForker. b.i q