Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28

LOCAL. NEWS.

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y ianrloUs AoelDrnr-oHE MArg KfELrp ,Asb
0rwnns WovnDNp.-lA terrible accident Occurred
= Qn Ne railroad near Camp Convaleteent, Aloxan-
drlas Ieaiefday. Just a the train allied with con
rAlereent soldiers was moving at ratbsr rapid
rete around the curve near the camp, the coupling
= eseene detached, causing the cars to run OF the
Fi thn tfAek, hnd resulting In q general amAah up
. ne death Of David FrAnhenaold, company y, IQpth
flhnsylvahia volunteers, and the wounding Of the
folioWing named soldier.
Joseph Dsarth, sOmpAny I, 10th N. y, slightly
injured. INA $3.50
4 solomon Clark sOnpsny D, rath N. H., danger
,e soAn Long, eompAhy A, Tooth Pa, siiThtly.
Ia klyood Walton, oOmpany D, lItth Pa, danger.
ouniy. a.i f..# - 80
- osofgs Puhelor company c, 4itN. y, slightly.
David bradley, company C, nth Conn.,, danger
william Phillips, company D, ttth N. y, dan.
3 n 1iitOn, company O, as.h Mass, badly.
2 G. Mccall, company !, 2sth Pa, spine injured.
2. Mccall, Jr, icon Of fOrmer,) bruised, not dan
90 gsfously..
TnfluTn OF REsPreI.--At q meeting OF the ca.
lulnhlA Typographical Society held on Friday eve
ming, the s7th Inst, the following preamble and
resolutions were unAninously adopted,
p Y NheleaAs y has pleased Almighty God through
aeeWiul vilitation % death, 70 remove nom our
map, rHonfAs .. DrvAuanN,I and rpfnindful ofl
hi1 naAy noble qualiiloa which 20 warmly endeaf-
.s IN y 2, man and a aa.oeiates D. II there
11 h..slssa. native srpss.u our Alrh appreciation
49, ~ 49, yssI. ~, & 80 ~. R.a,y and the
ite.ell y he amlstad widow and 6nniiT onr avn
R.,hY Asd SOhdOsnOs uddSr ihSlf heavy bsreSvs-
nra.ipsd, That the members Of this Assoeiatlon
attend, In body, his funeral on Sunday next, and
papsft and that eopy thdTeof be t,an,mit.sa Y,
- sAn'L MeELwrE, Ja,
WI FAr1rLI, ''usn'
.4f Recording Secretary. .r
Ih4 member. Of the Society viii meet at the City
Han ~ precisely one O'Clock on sunday next, for
The purpose ofattsadidg the funeral.
fIt. sfsH H' sa--~-s- ..r.I .. ..
n JoNNo IN CAM During tho " "penInuular can
pAign," The bread had become Inhabited by a ysry
lively apeeios Of insect OF brown color and amia
DIE dispoeition. Various storirs are told Of the
eraekers In camp, sone Of which think are mali
S'paa tAbrieAtions One was that the insects were
larpoaely put In the bread to save mule transpor-
tationi OHa that when the eommissary wished TO |
Transport the bread, he simply whistlsd and II came
Itself Another was that four Of theae crackers |
ewprp seen on battalion drill one evening going
nrough the syolutions with great precision. One |
Of ne boys had lot Of bread 90 thiekly settled n
70 Be unsenAble, and brought It down to the com
miHlAfy 70 Be exchanged. He was told TO iay II |
down and take othsrs, when he very honestly ask |
"a, HadAT better AHoA snP |
sonsbody told this story to James L. Dayton, the |
eeiebfated baker Of Washington, who quietly aug. |
gsated, that IL the big bugs In the eommissary de- /
pArtmsnt would only take hold Of his Boston |
crackers and milk biscuits, he would guarantee
there would be no more complaint OF IRile 6u0s in
the army bread. Good for Dayton, and true too |
ftAr DIscoVERED.-This morning, about half
past o'clock, a. Patrolman Lyneh, Of the Fourth
ward, was going his rounds, he discovered flames
iaauinS nom brick stable in Jackson Hall alley,
In The rear OF ClAy's Hotel. He Immediately pro-
cured an axe, broke open the doors, when he found
me whole Interior on fire. with the aid Of two
citizens the flames were nubdued. Mr.. Lynch, by
his timely discovery OF the nre, saved four yAluG-
bis horses, two or three light wagons, and large
anount OF property, which would have been de-
atoyed but for his exeFtIon for which he deserves
treat credit. Tbs stable 10 the property OF Mr.. |
saul Fowler, and occupied By a Mr.. PhiiIpa, who
hout Of the city. No doubt IL was an act Of lnosn-
y DEATH.--We announce with sorrow the death
Of Mr. John T. sidaat aon ~ n. Iohn D.-t. |