Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-22

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Wendell PHILIPPE addressed tllo people Of New
York last evening, on the subject Of emancipa-
ton, at Cooper Institute.
The Tribune OF yesterday publishes long
letter 10 the President Of the United States, from
come president Of Western university. II
strikes US that the communication is sadly do
acient In one thing; and that is, the name Of
tho author does not appear.
The New York Tribune says that, notwith-
standing large majority Of the Missouri Leg
islaturc are radical emancipationsts, It seems,
from a statement OF the natlvitiCs Of the mem
bers, that only II arc from New England, while
Kentucky claims Al, Missouri %, Tennessee
IL, Virginia 16, Georgia IL, North Carolina 4,
and Arkansas 1; making ia in all from the
slave States, out Of the total. omittlng tho 20
Missourians, there are still OF natives Of other
slave States, or clear majority, OF the free
States, Pennsylvania claims "a, Ohio 9, New
York q Illinois 5, New England IL, Indiana 3;
| or 40 In all.
Mrs. Rose Amor, a young EnglishwomHn,
whose husband has been at tho seat OF war for
year past, died on Monday at her residence,
| 1874 Stanton street, New York, under circum-
stances ola vcry suspicious nature. The oN-
animation developed the fact that death had
been produced from an abortion Of the most
violent character, effected by instruments rude
in construction and used by most unskllful
hands. Nothing is at present known of the
circumstances Of any improper Intimacy exist
! ing between deceased and any other parties;
the fruits Of such intimacy, however, could not
| be concealed from the residents OF the house.
In this condition she applied TO a certain ply
stefan for the purpose Of having an abortion
procured, the unskllful operation OF which ro-
suited In her death.
Tho deposits In the savings banks Of Mas
sachusctts, the past year, were SO, 900 more
than the year previous. Aggregate amount of
deposits, $50, 100000.
! Massachusetts has furnished for this war
about 100 900 men. This lie one Of the States
which is TO be left out in the new reconStruC-
ton Of the Union.
Blackwood is in ecstaCy over the victory
which tho rebels achieved at Fredericksburg.
It calls Lee, Wellington, and stonowall Jack
son, NapOleons.
The Copperheads are trying to get up rows in
several places in the North.
Two of General Banks's transports went
ashore on the Florida coast. No lives were
lost.
The Wisconsin Legislature stands thus par
tIcularly-in the Senate there are IS Republic
cans and Is Dcmocrats-in the House So Ro-
publicans and As Democrats. Republican ma
Jority on joint ballot, H..
Only $500 of the 10000 men led by Price
into Missouri last April, arc now living DIT for
service.
d Rebel loss al the battle al Murfreesboro' as
5000. IL Is said that in Breckenridge division
1900 men were killed outright in an hour and
forty minutes.
, The marriage Of the Prince Of Wales will take
, place In March noHt. The Princess Alexandra
will land from the Queens yacht at Grayesend,
, where she win be received by the Prince Of
, Wales, and they will pass through London in
one Of the royal carriages for Windsor, with a
J military escort.
The duties received at the port Of Boston, for
the year 1852, were S6,sS9, $3.50, being an in
crease over 1851 Of %, SS6, $3.50.
1t is supposed that the Nahant and weehaw-
ken have gone to North Carolina, to aid in the
grand movements about To DO lnaugurated
there.
1t Is reported in the Western papers that
a LongStreet is about TO attack Rosecrans. The
lail Il ~ IN ha dv for him
> The Thirty-seyenth Iowa regiment 10 called
tho gTeybeard regiment. Almost all Of the
members are over fonS-ive years Of age, and
, they have grey boards and grey heads. TheJ
D have Just left 81. Louis for the South.
MESSRs. JAS. B. EADs & Co. launched tn,
Q gunboat Usage, at their works at Carondelet
near 81. Louis, on January IS. She is $50 fec
long by As broad, with 4 feet depth Of hold
The hull Is sheathed with iron, and is divided
into SIX waterIight compartments. She il
built on the plan Of the Monitor, with revolving
turrct, and wiz carry two 1l-Inch guns. Oh,
y will draw only three and half feet, with he
Z Armament.
The Parthenia. Trlo, and Charlotte were tn
nance Of the provision boats burned by rebe
cavalry, on the Cumberland river, January "A.
o A force of 2,5OO men have gone with the fee
d to undertake the recapture of Galveston.
s An order has been introduced into the Massa
I chuBetts Legislature, and referred TO the Com
= mittee on Military Affairs, for the enrollmen
3 of all able-bodied white citizens of the Common
G wealth, between eighteen and forty-hve, an,
= for their proper organization, equipment, drill
: &e.i also for instructing the boys In the blgl
{. schools in military discipline, and establish
school for military, scientific and classical in
d struction, to prepare young men for officers.
Minnesota has just disposed of forty thou
sand acres of her school lands for about on
: quarter Of million dollars. There yet remail
tNc-and-a-half millions to be sold.
JAPANESE RICE, &C.-soCretaTy Seward ha