Evening star., 1870-01-05

THE CITY COrNCILs-DeaM of Hon Henry Adj
suant to a call of the Mavor, to take action in
reference to the death of Hon. Henry ddison
In the Board of Aldermen Recorder Caperton
Henry Addison this town snst.ins 6 Ioss oi
for he was for MANY wears among the foremosi,
in advancing its Interests and defendnu iis
rights; and though he was spared beyond the
leaves a void it will be difficult to fill That we
tender to his bereaved family our confidence in
the irreparable loss they havo sustained, and
to the family. That we will as a body attend
the funeral of deceased The above resolu-
tions were adopted and transmitted to the Com
mon Council, where they were adOpted MIR
Mitchell having made a short address. i'm which
he gave biography of the deceased, and paid a
warm tribute to his many good qualities OF head
part of the Common Council, and Mr. Sewman' are
on the fart of the Board of Alderman. were an,
pointed committee to make arrangements 70
attend the funeral; after which both Boards ad-
journed to meet at 2:3O O'Clock in the Council
Chamber on Thursday, to take part in the OBJ
sequies.
REPUBLICAN woRKINGMEN's MASS MRRr-
ING.-The Republican workingmen of the Town
turned out in force last evening at Market Hail
the Forthcoming town election. j. B. Adams,
Kings National Band was in atten1a%c.. % aGi
discoursed lively airs between the dfferent al.
dresses Rev j: 8. Martin was the first snesksr
Ia IN thQ Ina of 10
ganizations and the dement's resnitn0 thersfro
Richard Harrington. of the Wasbinotnn hor
followed Mr.. Martin, Claiming that the Renmi,
lican party was the party, Of the laboring man,
existed slavery would still be rampant. Wessrs
George Downing, j. NJ. Dalton, % A. Cryer. % Colin
CrusOr and others delivered addresses, after
the sincere thanks Of the meeting to HHiSert 3.
Mullet, Esq, the supervising architect of the
United States Treasury Department, for his
KIN kindness toward the workingmen Of this city in
der his jurisdiction" and most heartily indorsing
him as the fright man in the right place." and
commenting him for one of the commissioners
sylvanfa avenue, "feelling fully assured that he
Is not only in every respect eminently Qualified
for the duties Of the position, but that in him
not disregard their interest nor those of the pub
nc In carrying out the much-needed improve
nent. Ao1ourhed.
The USE OF THE Custom HOUSE BY THE
CoRPoRATIoN;-Ihe following is the text of the
letter sent to the Secretary Of the Treasury by
collector Magruder, to which reference was
made in yesterdays STAR:
1s76.-Sir: Several Years Since the corpoEats
autnoritles of thas city were permitted to use a
Rcluon OF TINS building by the Secretary Of the
.ts.a .ntas.asury. Iney have hsretOfore elected as
a,epa; U,epa;Itment a. iaborer, &C. At the annual
on.;.s. .UJ,on III y, oncels oI u1 1wn iast evening,
1 hs. y ~, eAosseI w,sass, s 5ne{ eiected man
~ ~nv IA NJ Gonnecti0n witn the department. /
, Io nos aeel tnat wil De proper foI me to place
liz VI Ine 9niloing IN t1e nands OF person
thereSnre resnectSnv " ~ S e. nmsnI, anu
Vhat i sbaiI IN Rayrec4f.1,v % S,a az to
jAMrs A Wpp0Unnryy' uy' Co;;...., o..
Tn, on..n..,n. a. mAenoph1, MO Conec'or, &c.
LEE LIE S GbssSuiks OF HON. HENRY ADDISON,
,n, %,cn wiz % Hake N place to-morrow afternoon at
q the CITY TSs !1S
of resnecf With hep cnrnT, ran ne 1 as marx
position near the line of the procession between