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TROUBLE WITH THE LATTER DAY
SAINTS.
BRIGHAM YOUNG TO BE ARRESTED
COLONEL CONNER IN DIFFICULTY.

NEW YoRK, March 10.-A special dispatch to
the Herald, dated Salt Lake City, March 9th,
states that a collision between the citizens and
the military is imminent.
Gov. Harding, Associate Justices Waite and
Drake, it is understood, have called upon Col
Conner, to arrest Brigham Young, Counsellors
Kimball aud Wells. Tho judges Of the district
can serve any civil process, but the citizens arc
in arms determined TO prevent the arrest OF any
Of their leaders.
Other Federal officers and Mormon citizens
have tolegraphed TO Gen. Wright to restrain
Conner until an investigation can DO had.
A colonel Of the United States army, who
left for Washington, has been arrested by Con-
ner and brought back. 1t is presumed his in
tentions arc unfsvorablo TO Conncr's military
interference.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
The Third Mileage.

1t is said that the Hon. Stephen Baker, of
New York, is the only member of the late
House of Representatives who positively re-
fused to receive a third mileage. The aggre.
gate amount paid to gentlemen on this account
is probably $4,000. The members from the
Pacific coast, and other far distant localities,
are exposed to so much risk aud fatigue in
reaching the Capital that they cannot afford to
remit the mileage. They feelJ that they earn
all they receive.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
NOBLE MORDHi

WHENEVER THEY CTHE REbEIs) HAVE IHE
% POwER, THEY DRIVE BEFoRE THEM INTO THEIR
RAMS TIE SOUTHERN people, AND THEY
" WOULD ALSO DRIVE Us. TRusT THEM NOT.
" WERE THET ABLE, THEY woUID INVADE AND
" DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCT ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED or THHsE TBNGs, An AMAZED THAT
" ANY ONE COULD THINK or 'PEACB on AMI
" TERMS HE WHO ENTRRTAINs THE SENTIMENT
- rs PIT ONLY TO M SLAVE HB WHO UTTERs
g IT AT THIS TINE, MOREOVER, Is A TRAITOR TO
" HIS COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE sCoRN AND
"CoNTEMPT or ALI HONORABLE MEN. ."--ifosc-
Grams, 10 d'e encrdl ASseDiblycf Ohio, February,
9gQ
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o T FlCIAL.

HEADQUARTERs PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. "a, 1868.
Official notice is hereby given that the orders
from these headquarters concerning the closing
of bars and drinking houses after $50 p. M,
and on Sundays, have not been rescinded or
modified, and all violations of those orders
will bc punished as heretofore.
By order: HENRY b. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. 8. BAKER, Li0utonant and Adjutant. .,
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AntI-War Parties.

The Cincinnati Enquirer said, some days ago,
that Ga party in this country against the war is
just as legitimate as party for the war;"
To this the Louisville Journal replies:
z, "That Is just what some of the leading New
England fcderalists remarked during the last
war with Great Britain. 1t is precisely what q
party In the country, numbering many menu
bers in South Carolina, remarked during the
war of the Revolution"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
Life OF PRECEDENT Lincoln.

Walker, Wise & Co., Boston publishers, will
issue carly next week a new life Of President
Lincoln, entitled "Tho Pioneer Boy, and How
He became President" 1t Is the work Of Mr..
William NJ. Thaycr, author of the popular life
Of General Banks which was published under
the title of "The Bobbin Boy" the "Printcr
Boy" tho "Poor Boy and Merchant Prince, -
and other volumes which have had great sale.
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INVALID SOLDIERS.
A. s, BAKEH.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, January 81, 1868.
1t being reported that various parties have
obtained money from invalid soldiers under the
pretence Of assisting them to their discharge
from the service, notice is hereby given that
certificates OF disability for discharge to soldiers
in general hOspitals and camps are only given
by the surgeon in charge of such hospital or
camp, and the obtrusiye efforts of persons
claiming to be special agents retard instead OF
hasten theprsPAration of discharge papers. All
soldiers are warned against giving money on
such plea to anyperson whatever,
By order of the Surgeon General;
JOSEPH R, sMITH, Surgeon U. s. Army,
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Til, baltimore and ohio railroad.

This road it prosecuting It's business TO the
western slope Of the Allegheny mountains, not
only with energy, but with as much regularity
and dispatch as 1t could do if "this cruel war
were over" Five hundred cars, Of nlno tons
capacity each, arrive in Baltimore daily, loaded
with produce from the great West.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
Prorost sIar,h.I prnp,r.

Simeon Draper, provost marshal general of
New York, is in town. His office expires, by
limitation Of act Of Congress, when the new
conscriptlon law goes into effect, under which
new provost marshal general ana deputy
marshals in each congressional district are to
he appointed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
Soldiers, Bounty.

Tho Second Auditor of the Treasury, Mr.. z.
B. French, is overwhelmed with letters in ref
erence to the payment Of bountles to discharged
soldiers provided for by new act of Congress-
The law applies only to soldiers who have been
discharged in consequence of wounds received
in the service. Tho prevailing impression, that
soldiers discharged for disability from other
causes except wounds are entitled to bounty,
has caused much unnecessary trouble to the
Treasury Department. Auditor French had
four hundred letters on his desk yesterday upon
this subject, nearly all from persons not in
cluded In the act.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
Health ofthI Western Army.

Medical Inspector Vollum, U. S. A., leaves
to-day by order Of Surgeon General Hammond,
to Inspect the sanitary condition of Gen. Grants
army, which is suffering in tho location in
which they are eucamped, but not to tho extent
currently reported. Every means will be used
to supply them with all curativcs and proven
tivGs that are to be had.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
Receptions by the President and Mrs
Ilnonln

Tho announcement in tho Chronicle that
"thero viii be afternoon dress receptions at the
Execution Mansion until April Is" is mis-
take, and have led persons to believe that the
President and Mrs. Lincoln are daily holding
receptions. Tho Official announcement will be
found in the REruHLrckS, that "there will be
Saturday afternoon dress receptions until April
tel
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

BLACKwooDs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, for
February, and the WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
Quarterly, for January, are upon our table, for
which we are indebted to HuDsoS TAYLOR, Book
seller and StAHoner, 3SI Pennsylvania avenue.
Both OF these standard works come to US laden
with the usual quantity and variety Of well d.
geSted reading matter, the productions Of the most
learned writers Of the present time.
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Dress Receptions at the Executive Man
EEEcurrvE MANsroN,

Washington, March 0, 1868.
The usual public receptions being over for
the season, there will be Saturday afternoon
dress receptions until April lst, commencing
Saturday, March 7th, from one to three O'Clock.
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NrM YnRK. nm n,clnck
The New Speaker,

Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of Indiana, is spoken
Of as candidate for the speakership Of the
next Houseof Representatives. On the Demo
cratic side, the most prominent candidate is
MIR. PondletOn, of Ohio, provided the Demo
srats should have chance to elect the Speaker.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

"whaps that ar pictur on ~ asked a coun.
tryman in a print store the other day to the
propietor, who was turning over some engray-
ings. "That, sir, is Joshua commanding the
sun 10 stand stfl.'b "Du tell! Which is Josh,
and which is his son %
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DIsIrIot JutIRea.

The following names are nominated 40 can
didates for Judges of the court for the District
Of Colambs; Mossrs. Olln, of N. Y, Carter, Of
Ohio, Fisher, of Del, aud Judge Wiley, Of Al
eEandria, one Of the judges Of the present court.
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Cen. Cmrtis snnrrssh,h-

Gen. Sumner has been ordered to Missouri,
to supersede Gen. Curtis. His command will
embrace New Mexico, Arkansas, Missouri, Col
oradO, and Nebraska.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

The BALTIMORE N. 4. CONFERENCE closed their
business to-day, after passing resolution re
queSting the President Of the United states to ap
point day Of fasting, humiliation and prayer.
Bishop simpson then announced the new APP
pointments Of ministers, which, together with .
more detailed account Of the Conference proceed
ings, will appear in to-morrow's paper. ..r
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, March 10, 1883.
Releases from the drafI on The ground Of
allenago have been allowed in the following
cases:
Name. Where drqtted.
Samuel Fitzsimona Iowa CO., Wisconsin.
John Rundel do. do.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
Aurora FLOYD.

In noticing this interesting novel, yesterday,
we omitted to state that ii can be found at
shlIlingtop's literary depot,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

~
The Supreme Court came In al n O'Clock
this morning, all the justices present except
Chief Justice Taney. The object Of this sitting
by the court was 70 announce It's decisions in
the grcnL Aimadcu case and the prize causes.
Besides the counsel, for and against the Gov.
ernment, named below, there wers present
large number of distinguished lawyers from
different sections of tho country, besides very
intelligent and attentive audience, including
several ladies.
The above named causes have occupied the
Court several weeks, during which time they
were ably argued by tho following named gen.
tlemen: ... .l.r ru..
The Amaden case, srguedby Messrs. Poachy,
Of California, o'Connor, OF New York, and
RevOrdy johnson, of Maryland, for the claim
ants and Judge J. T. Black, and Judge B. R.
Curtis, for the United States. Hf..
The prizo causes were argued by Messrs.
Donnolson, Edwards of New York, and Car
Isle Of Washington, for claimants; and Mcssrs.
scdgwick of New York, Dana of Massachusetts,
Everts Of New York, and Eamos of Washing
ton, for United States. %. ..
At III O'Clock, Justice Clifford commenced
reading the dcclslonin the Almaden case, which
occupied the time until Q O'Clock. The result
reached by the court, in brief, is as follows'
/. Tho claim for two leagues Of land, under
the dispatch of the Mexican Minister of Rela.
tions, is invalid and gives no title.
9, The court has Jurisdiction of the claim
set up by Castllloro for mining title under the
Mexican law, and therefore 1t is the duty Of the
court to examine that title and decide upon it,
8. The mining title is not sustained by the
claimants, the proof of its genuinenOsS being
insufficient, and the documents being void in
law on their face.
THE PRIZE CASES.
Justice Grior then announced the decision in
the prize causes, ruling every point in favor oil
tho Government, condemning all the vessels
which logalized the blockade.
Justice Nelson delivered dissenting opln,
ion, that civil war did not exist until aftel
the 18th of July, 1861, therefore the President
had no power to set on foot a blockade under tho
law of nations, and that the DEGREES of con,
demuation should bo reversed and tho vessel,
and cargoes restored. This dissenting opinion
was concurred in by Justices Catron and Cliff
ford.
We shall give Justice Grler's decision in full
tomorrow. The court adjourned to meet whcr
and where, as provided for by law.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

LADY, who had been recently married, came
late to church one day, and entered as the con-
gregRtion were rising from prayer. "Lal" said
she cHtseylng, "don't get up on my account"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10
steel, MnrEet To-day.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market to-day: ... ,.|
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WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
. FIC AL.
NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
HdShiHgtOm Guy, D. G., Jan. rs, 1865.
In consequence of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given at the
Office of Lieut.. Col. CoNRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. Ja3O
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

which he said belonged % one q the prisoners
VIM. wood 1he man who asked the qnesdon
and thon ran on was ronshIOoking fellow, Of
rather low stature
Roundsmqn Hellmuyer sworn--He was The ofhce
who took Wood TO the station-house. Nothing
new was elected by his testimony.
The three persons arrested last night on aus-
piclon were here brought into the room, when
! william Wood was the only one recognized a.
being in the party who made the assault. The
Others were recognized as party who had leu the
hall some time previous. None OF the Witnesses
thought they had anything whatever 70 do with
the murder.
Wood lived in Georgetown, boarding at the Co
lumblA house, has been employed BY the GoVgIn-l
ment driving a team, he belongs In Boston, Mass.
he has been out Of employment for month"; ha
been doing nothing since he was In jail for thett
He denied owning the billy which twas said be-
longed TO him Two bilIes were found. He hope
God would strike him dead n he knew any Of the
parties who committed the murder Judging nom
the way he felt this morning, he was drunk las
night. .- ra.a H.|r tT.i
other witnesses were sworn, but nothing new
was elected. The jury rendered the followingvsr
dict; .r-4ra..i ..t... ... ..l--s. arga r1a
The Jury lind that the deceased, Albert schriob,
was attacked on Pennsylvania avenue between
the hours Of y and 'clock,l on lthe night Of the
tenth Of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
| by three men, one Of whom TO the jury unknown,
did brusy stab and murder the said Albert schrop,
and the Jury also find that VIM. Wood arrested At
| the time OF said murder, and now In custody, WAS
preient as one Of tho party, and was accessOryto
the murder Of said Albert schropj and IL appears
from the evidence before the Inquest he was sol
dler Of good character, and honorably discharged
from the Garabaldi guard, Thirty.ninth regiment,
| New York volunteers. The jury also find that
there no money or anything OF value found o
the deceased, and that he was poor man without
property or means. ~
The following gentlemen composed the jury;
Justice Thompson, foremani Thos. J. Philippa,
Robt. johnson, Julius Field, Jos. Healy, Geo. W.
soriever, Henry Kellogg, Levi Brown, William r.
Dunlop, Jas L. Dayton, Jno. NJ. Tucker, and John
| II. Blake. r-
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

LARCENY or HoRsEs.-wm. wrightwas arrested
this morning by Patrolman Dom, Of the Fourth
ward, for stealing horse from stable in Tenally
town. He offered the horse for sale at the foot Of
sixth street, and was detected by Mr.. Jno. Davis.
He was committed to Jail by Justice Bates.
Clinton Smith, who was committed to jail some
time since on the charge Of horse-stealIng, was
identified yesterday, at the jail, BY Thomas Green
as being the same party who stole his horse on OF
about the middle oflast month. Another commit
ment was made out by Justice Clarke, and he now
awaits the action OF the grand jury upon two
charges.
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81 The Once OF the National RePnbIl-
G an ia at bu Ninth street, between Penn
yIvania avenue and y street. .r
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

DEATHS or soLDIERs--The following have oo-
CURED since our last report: ..,.-.. ..sI..
jeremiah Baylis, co. =, scotia 800" b. I.
Unknown soldier. ..r. .. I'D. .n.'#" ..E
Henry ,. Meller, co. G, IT1th N y. '.
Jno. Heffner, co. r. I55th Pa.
julius r. Williams, co. D, isTth Pa. t-.s- no
Peter Haney, co. @, la6th Pa. ..Ei p
Michael Morehutt co. d, I4th Mich.
Robert Madison, co. q, 2gth N. Y. .......s
p. C. simmons, co. A, sth III. cav.
Jas. Mulkin, co. II, looth Pa. -..H m
Lyman Holmes, co. =, 8th N. Y.S,S
Jno. d, Patterson, co. ,, I25th Pa.
Davis NJ. L, Brown, co. r, I69th N. Y. ar..
Jno. Mcleod, co. l. Tth Mich cavalry. r.
Martin D. Williamson, co. @, 2Ith N. J.
A. Glander, co. g, 10th MY.
VIM. L. Cross, co. A, 76th NY .H.-. r..r
ChaS Il. Edgerly, co. ], IsthN #r
Conrad Hold, co. d, 62dNY
Serg. John d. EXpers, co B, 9Th Me ......
- -, unknown soldier. .H...
Chhs, A Badwell, CO. ], First artillery, Iith VI
Joseph L. Sargent, co. D, 81"
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CovINGTON BRIDGE TO BE LOwEREl

ENPELLING REBEL
rr. SYMPATHIZER
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BY TELEGRIPH.
GOOD NEWS PROM THE WEST.

REPORTED DEFEAT, AND CAPTURE
rhH or TAN DORN'S Army.
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o T FICIAL L.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, January 25, 1862.
The Secretary of State will hereafter receive
members of Congrosson business on Saturdays,
with Saturday, the first Of next
month. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-10

Our Outside To-day
Contains interesting reading matter, including
telegrsphlc dispatches. ......
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DECIsIoNsINT THE
SUPREME COURT.
THE GREAT ALllL4DEN CASE AND THE
YRRIzE ca 0sES DECIDED.
THE Rlyehsdo a FIXED Fact in Law.

THE eoyERNnENr SUSTAINED.
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Observation-Disclosures

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Die 4nsdegenbeit rtro MOnta0 uni
DIenlfas piepsr S%ortomnen, I'm bic gs
ralIdten Safurmatiunsn gu erIanssa
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ataatspahIeu in g~Bea,0trainieu.

W6eeltng. 8. W2at. 8te am 5. III
3arggrs6urg 3ula mmen8strs!ene @UnSsnttcn
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Niufanf In @bilaeeIpbia.

UbtlabflpGta, 8. 9aat. Gin SulOat
bate an Den BaGctin Der 3ettuu8 pQge" bic
N;orte "a n9eleBtt0e 8erbaftnn=
4en". .0euosrnement" 9eleicn uno
6as Bulettn,8rstt aasertisu. Sin 5aufsn
0eute pyo9te ben Wann at mIb6onDsln, wGtr
Re c6sr pom berbeife mmenpsn QtOfo6n,arIGa(l
gu Ytaiiun 8cbraGt. uuo giaB NIT Dena Nuie
S nrrohf III 0oofer!" auSsinanle r'
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C~lneunftbeS seOrrpesisa.

MUutreeLy II Mat. Der 9ampfer
9esrueeiln, ON %. ron 9to.rpeel laO ara
"a. BON 2ontOabertp, fam piels1s 8rrmttto8
am II u6r pcn Gartber 9otnt an. Die NaGb}<
ti6tsn linb I6erlolt. .s. ii .la 1sra
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m1oh II @nneip. GeIifprnien.

San 6ran5tseo, n. Mai. giae Nn'
3aal ppn go ~Uerr.ammtsa @1danera bEan8ea
in Ger lebteu 0laHt tn oa5 0efan9ntB gu
9alsto elm aap t6Dtstsn finen 0efargenen,
pslAer msniss Stnupsn ;upcr osrbafttt trur'
ben mar, neil sr etaeu 8arser Otns ale 8er'
aniaTnn9 iGOB Mnp Atf1hgItA r%srwnntets.