Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

.p - t9NAL ACADEMY or SotENuE-S Second
Day,. Nla o'clock, noon, yesterday the Aead-
Sever sddiiionAl papers were entered upon
intsrestlag topics, TO be read during the sel.
sion Of the sosdemy. II IL pleasant to note
that the audience was considerably larger
Prof. wa. Fsrfsi, Of Cambridge, and DR.. J.
Hayes were also present, not noticed the
ProL Henry stated that tho mrs, paper 10
order waa one BY Prof. A. duyAt, Of Princeton
college, but In consequences OF illness he would
Dr.. Obs, surgeon United States army, then
rsad an Interesting paper 90 the "Artiheih
Deformatlon Of Skulla,n which ellciied favor.
able remarks from Profs. Henry, Hilgard and
posed and granted, to allow members to ex.
anime the ancient arrows, impiements, char
coal, pottery, aud eraniologieal specimens,
OTIS, with a skeleton Of al aneient Brave.
Most Of these ouriosltiea were taken from an
Indian mound IN Dakota,
The second was lecture BY Or. J. J. Hayes,
on the Mortimer Of QreenIAnd . which tn
Doctor Illustrated with an Immense polar
map and several nne photographs This lee
was very Interesting, and was CON mented
upon By several members.
Prof Simon Neveomb, Of the United states
Observatory, read the third paper GU the
motion and VSfIsbiiity q he sidsrssl Day"
which contained Interesting facts and iilufes.
A paper was then read hy Prof J, II. HNik.
ness, Of the United states Observatory, on the
"Yarlatlons otthe compass In iron.olsd ships, ="
which presented important auggeatiouu, and
was listened to with hatisfAeiiou. After some
morrow at il O'Clock, noon, when further
highly Interesting papers will be read, These
meetings Of the wllest savanta Of the countfy
e.: FS ss ISS s re SSRSp9SS .SS will do
TuE ToRCH LTuHr PRooEsstoN.-Tho fol-
lowing 10 = list Of the mafshals designated for
the grand torchllght procession Tomorrow
dsorsetown-ool. James A. Ma1ruden
First Watd-Ohief marshal, Alfred Days a..
.l.,.nts, WIN. Eaton, Jacob Reynolds, Richard
second watd-Chlef marshal, d. NJ. Kelsey
assistants, MtohAsl Green, ST. CLAIR hurley,
wm; Rutherford, John N. Brown, John b,
Third ward-Ohlef marshal, A. o. Richards
assistants, John W. Hunter, U. l.. Bitt, Al.
fred Hlll, Martin Maloney, Edward Allen, w.
Fourth wArd-ohlef ma-sh,I, NJ. O. Emery,
assistants, John II. Crane, J. q. Wall, ". n.
scott, Palmer Bfiieoe, Patrick Foley, and ID
Dixon.
FInh wArd-Uhlet marshal, William A.
HuEhesi assistants, George y, Gray, Samuel
Brown, John O'MNfa, William BArnes, j.,
and VIM, Newton.
assistants, Thomas Yermillion, Frank d.
Gaines aud Charles MoCiowAn.
Seventh wArd-Chief marshal, J. n. Cramer
assistants, Thomas Thompson, George IL
Newman and Charles MArahAil.
County notth-Chlef marshal, l.. s. Emery
assistants, Col. J. W, Green, Edward King
James Herbert, Payne Smith, d.w. sothoron
Joshua Gideon.
County south-ChIef marshal, n. y. Martha
Asslatants, George Barber, George II. Martin
VIZ Parrish, w y. Jones, Thomas Hall
Thomas SOLOMON, ]. W. Payne, and John W
Van Hook,
Mounted diyislon-Chlcf mlThhAl, Dol. L
ButleTI assistants, First ward, Cornelius
CLARK Seeopd ward, John King, Third ward
William A. Mckinney Fourth ward, Jsmei
HolmeBi Fifth ward, Sanuel Williams SIKH
ward, ChHflcs Osborn seventh ward, Hsorgt
| Newman.
0eoTgetOwh-HenryC Craig.
County south-H. q. Harmon.