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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.


The Canal There have been no arrivals or de-
pArtuFes since the 2eth. Most OF the boats have
Tied up for the winter and boAtmen fear 70 start
out, lest . cold snap should catch them away from
home. The loo 10 pretty vel out Of the ChnAl,
and there 10 q good quAutity Of water. II 10 ex.
the middle OF January. ....
TAs MarkstS ior grain, produce, ks., remain un-
changed. But little business 4 doing, the changes
In the price Of gold affecting the mark I to some
extent, and thus retArdlng heavy sales.
RsckEsis DriViag. 10 source OF frequent COM
very reckless In the manner In which they drive
through town, and the, frequently endAnger life,
limb and propsrty. Ihi, noon one Of these reek-
ooraer OF Bridge and High streets, and threw II
down, breaking the glass, OF course, and causing
good deal OF damage, ....|' F..l 4 '
Porf or 0seygsioIOR, CLEARED Arlington,
bishop, New York. sehr. Mary Jams, Adams, fol
81. Mary,si sour. D. FrAnkiin, Thomas, for st
schr. W. Henry, shIsevss, for st. Mary's.
No arrivals to-day.
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whi.h Is ths Pap.rI

Ths tostimony OF DR.. Brown, the chief ply
sicisn of the Bloomingdale Asylum, In the
UnAsrhill lunacy case, should be read by all
those who believe In the teachings Of some Of
our "lsading % joumAls. Here ID los
80. Now, doctor, is Il not possible that .
psrson Of Insane mind should write eI-
coliant postry, such - the plaintiff claims TO
hsve written, or 20 exeel In any other art"
A. c:,isinly ! suPposs the best reply can
German and English dictionary, which 10 used
- s1aadard taxtbook In the principal colleges
In the eoantrys was written In tho Blooming
dale Lunatie Asylum, BY person Of insane
minAy might also mention number Of the
standard tsztbooks which were written In that
institution and win state, as a conelusiy We
fact, that one Of the leading newspapers in
NsS York b principally edited In the Blooming-
dale Lunatis Asylum, and Ne lsadia0 editorial
y Orifiea barss or four tihass a Vesk By per-
son ef unsosad Bind eo5fasd n lsaf iHsilis.
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SecondEdition
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m. 4. s,,.,,..s :. p-.- M. n.t,..s.
rh. -, p...,s.,, -. -, com n.i,ss
iho rooo' io''oon' ~. p.oa
owing 70 inc high pfice OF PROVISIONS IN Asse''
dom, TO ask for an advance OF wages. Tho
Cor,,,,,,.o n, uii,t.Yv AMIR. In the rebei
- -. -..a M, a., ~
Senate on THURSDAY last reportea pm oPro-
vide for lighting and warming Of the Executive
mansIon ana for the supply Of forage and
.,,,,,.,...rv .,or.. tcr ,,s no os an. comm.n-
.V"s - sa,- I. ~. -
der-in-Chief OF the army and navy OF the Con
foderate ststos.v BE- ~ ~ 'a'l i7t-.1
Irh,. I'm It,. -. ,,....a ,,,,,,.A,..s,v
ths pin' "hi0n ".' - u''au
makes II the duty OF the Quartermaster-6enerai
Of the rebel army 10 provide the fuel and light
for ina r,scu,ivs m .n.on. for.re for six horse.
~ -. .a.--,...,. 49,. go, ,n.
anu tno same oo"msAiy s"'o ePVn Ano
same terms as they arc sold TO commissioned
officers. Jeff. has no dIsposition TO pay 600
-. .. ,.,,.~. r.. Al, 49,. -.,.,r.. AZ I,
sp'oee ior 'uA'. p uie' 'Al'' 'A-'
ne shall be allowed 70 draw his sslsry In par
funds. This confederation Of Jeff's welfare
bv the rebel Congress docs not sit well on the
mind AZ tho editor of the Richmond Etam,r<r.
nnino oi 'ne oui'o' VI Ho n'en'"o"1 1"Na''''e''
who waileth after this fashion' ~
Considering the condition Of the country, the
character OF late events aud Other circum.
stances, who can fall 70 admire thia appropriate
bil Of sparrow and the speedy action Of the
ssnatef without doubt Il is uecdful at this
moment, when the resulta OF the Presidential
combinations arc freshly visible st savan-
nah and Nashville, that the nation should give
some clear token OF its gratitude and Affection,
and what better things could IL give than q
double share OF the army,s whisky, sugar, to-
bacco, lard, salt, coffee, -four, tallou and sperm
candles, beef, pork, rice, molssses, cheese, rum,
picked herrings, &C., &c.-sn allowance equal
In quantity TO the allowances Of two full Cen
erals In command Of two armies In the feld
Has not the Commander in Chief accomplished
Is much AZ Bragg and Hood combined Has
he not earned III What does II matter II the
miserable privates Of Lees limo 60 without
some Of these things-or all OF these things
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

ssroasIL, after recovering from tho yAricose
corn, which laid him up and interrupted his
engagement in Warrington, played . couple
Of weeks In Alexandria, where he was visited By
some aequaintanees from this city. Occupy
ing tho room In tho Marshall House formerly
tenanted by Jackson, the slayer Of Ellsworth,
he naturally felt very Jolly, and INDUCED In
much comedy on the very scene OF one OF the
nrst bloody tragedies Of the rebellion. One Of
his visitors in amusement asked Setshell, "Why
were you not rs funny in Washington - you
are here in Alexaudriaf Answer me that ,"
SWELL" replied the wsg, "I was sore too
(sort o') funny In Washington but couldn't
be as Jolly Is In thh room, you know, wher,
feel as II might kick the bucket any mo
msnt." 1t Is needless 10 say that his friendi
sloped for the ferry.boat and came back "a
Washington sAdder but not wiser men.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28
KILL.

Tu Ns1Arn or THn LATE EBnH SUTTON
Ths essato Of the late Eben Sutton, OF Bouth
DanyoFs, proves 70 be larger than was at hrSt
supposed, Amounting 70 about four millions.
TIE psrSonal property IL two and half mil
loan, and the reai estate, much Of 1t In AndoVer
and LAurenee, ID estimated At one and half
milliOns- Leaving NO children, and having
mads no wiz, thls large estnte deseends 70 the
yi1ou and his brother, Gen. William Sutton.
y. Tucker osburne, Warren n. Jscobs, VIM.
Duiion, and Alfred A. Abbott have been selected
~ Boston Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28
BY ELBaR APH
A o-npewa.r E.rthqaaks.

NxwBzRs, Dec. a4.-A great shock like that
OF an earthquake was distinctly felt hero last
night about two O'Clock, rocking the earth and
rattllng the windows In their places. Il Is
supposed 70 have been an explosion OF great
magnitude on the coast below Beaufort, as the
sound came from that direction, possibly q
Magazine exploded In fort at Wilmington or
Charleston, containing several hundred tons OF
powder. r...t ls- -s.--'
The gale which prevailed for the past fsw
DO able 70 depart to-day. rH. l..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

Tn cattle, sheep, &C., captured by shsri.
dsaw sold % York, Pa, few days since.
Thsy numbered several thoussnd. Some Of
than were valuable stock, but they sold very
chexp. 81 -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

An oficiAl announcement In . Houston
(TeIas) paper says; "Because Il appears to
me that the prevalence OF the yellow fever In
Houston as an epidemic, makes Il imprudent
and improper TO hold this term OF court ae-
cording 10 standing rules aud ORDERS" Il 10
adjourned until Monday, January .. Dated
November 81, and signed Wn. Pinkney Hall,
Confederate States District Judge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

CHAs. II. PAGE, Esq, OF Burlington, MI,
hAs resigued . o. t0o ciefkship In the PaJmAster
Generals onise, War Department, to accept the
sashiership Of PhilAdsiphiA oil company, at Oil
City, Western PennsylyaniA, At q salary OF el,soo
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

AHzAxez,rnrs arc making In New York
for the reception, By ofieers Of the army and
navy and those In the civil service, Of the 70
mains Of Minister Dayton, which are daily ex-
psctsd On ths steamer Lafayette from HAvre.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

Tm LATE hHRoAnrnn BANK DuAULrm.-
Il 10 said that Mr.. Windsor, the defaulting
taller OF ths Mercantile Bank, New York, has
been arrested In London.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

. oHDrHrD 70 Durr .--oapt. Russell, v. n. O.,
has been assigned 70 duty In the ofiice Of Col.
Ingrsham, Provost Marshal. Capt. r. has
charge Of the business concerning refugees
and deserters.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

BuREm0 OF THH REsIDnoH or DICK TLr-
LoR.-We learn that the residence Of tue rebel
General Dick Taylor, In the parish Of 81.
Charles, was consumed by hre few days
since. The origin OF the Ore Is not known BY
uS.-Nss ORLEANS Times, l7h.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

oursrDs.-A spirited letter from Gen. Rose
Grams, and much Other interesting matter, will
be found on tho nnt page to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

Mssby Agatn HspoFtsd Dad.
Agsntismsn who arrived In Baltimore Jos
tsrdsy mon Loudoun county reports that Mos
By, wAils sliding In house noar Middlsburg,
wss arsd at through window, the shot taking
eject In his bowels, and that he died on Fridsy
last Ths party profssses to have seen Mosby
afsu he wss wounded. "a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28
ION Troops Landed above The Forts
,ATER FROM GENERAL THOMAS
HIS FORCES ARE AGAIN MOVING.
oFFIOIAL BULL ETIN n.
WA. DrrAnrnrrr, Dec. 81, 70 p. .

/ wks DErAnfnErr, Dee. 81, 10 p. N.
Msjr ornsrsi De, Hsp York. hls --,E Al
Ths following extracts from the Richmond
pspers OF to-day relating 70 The expedition
against Wilmington, have been forwarded 70
the department BY General Grant, reyt
can ofnciai despatch from General Besurs-
gard, dated December rs, and received ycstsr-
day, states that General Hardee reports that .
force Of the ensmy's infantry, artillery and
cavalry has moved from Savannah towards
Aitsmahs rfvef. General Hardes has made
proper disposition 70 check the column. Its
object ID probably 10 destroy the Savannah,
Albany and Gulf railroad. Its depots, &C.
"No report has bcsn received from Hood
since the 2sth Of November. i. ..-F
"wnnnseron, N. O., Dec. %. The enemy's
ncet, over my vessois, including two monitors,
several armed vessels, and many heavily armed
1 ffigstes and sloops-of-var, made furious at.
tack ON Fort Fisher about one o'clock yoster-
day, and kept up an average nre Of thirty shots
Il Per minute until night. Our loss b twenty
4 three wounded. Tho attack was renewed at
ten O'CLOCK this morning, and has been ven
furious and continuous. No report Of casual
lies to-day. Colonel Lamb, who Il in com
mand Of the fort, replied 70 the enemy's FIRE
sioviy and deliberately. Tho enemy, under
cover Of the heavy Ere, landed about three
brigades two and halt miles above fort
.,s.i,.. to,ne' Tn snsm. Ma M SronnS a.
night. 0
| "srcorp DrsrArcH.
| WnnnoTon, y. T., Dec: fe.-Ihe enc.
s, TSas sss rsnn,..% % .,,h con.,Ss,. s ~
loss. There was heavy rain and wind through
the night. Prisoner report the 24th corps Of
inc tankee army Presen. unuu Duuer'
aF,ou nm, w,lnineton Slsn.,che. I, win bs
seen that the Yankee aeot attacked Fort Fisher
about O'Clock, p. m, Saturday, and BON.
osIoea neauy W ul n,gnusn' ~ ss len1sns @'
ing and Continuing Il throuRhout The dsy, that
/ under cover OF the fire Of the nect, the enemy
landed an infantry force above Fort Fisher
vi ,.,n,ssS 'A'' 'o'' oH suA1-' H'sA' -"'
"Fort Fisher is situated on sand spit Of tho
right bank OF the Cape Fear river, st It's mouth
mnes below whmingon. ..
,iton above tbe fort. NOT by passlne up III
, river, whore they would have been obliged to
run the gs1nues oItne guns po.n Q, fsne'
na SsN On & my y, ish ~ pann ,,,. ous -. %nn.
Fesr liver. - -
''The enemy having effected a lodgmen
sooss .ne io1s Ss ~ s,',osna Ne az, o,, ~
!, nave nrsvented his Isndins'n ~
Dispstches from Gen. Thomas represent hin
stlli in pursuit Of Hoods broken and disor
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

We is.rn from the 81. Louis Rpublisar that
homo for dscaysd gamblers is 70 be erected
In Now Orleans. .a....r. yt..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

A VERY NICE WAY OF MAKING BRnAD.--
Take one cup Of Indian meal and two Of nour,
scald with a pint Of boiling water. When
cool add two cups Of milk, one Of yeast, and
-four suficlent TO mold. The more 1t is knea-
ded the better. When risen sufaciently,
haka H....H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28
sG.. REBEL NEWS. - ,ras %
lFrom the Richmond DispsfeA, Dec aath.l
.H. THE WAR NEWS. .H on


Grant still keeps quiet, but holds himself In
readiness 10 hre shotted salutes whenever Il
shall be communicated 10 him that any of his
| satellites have gained . success. He has not
been called on 70 expend ammunition In this
way for several days. v -Ev -nrI
The report reaches US from Petersburg that
Yankee column has started from Suffolk In
the direction Of Weldon. This force is sup
posed TO be the same a. was lately stated 10 be
| encamped near Portsmouth. slgsl FH---
THE HNHMI DRIVEN DOWN THE vAILEr--ron-
BERT WHIPPED AT .aoRDossvrLIA AND an
FULL RnrRHAf. - .a.r,#y O. ~ 10 sTga
Il was erroneously reported yesterday that
The Yankee raiders, heretofore mentioned ~
having crossed the Blue Ridge and advanced i
70 Madison Q. H., had captured 0ordonsvilles
Tho facts were, that Gen. Lomax, having fall
len back before them till within mile of Cor
donsvllle, made stand about eleven o'clock
yesterday morning, and, amer hght Of an
hour and half, repulsed and drove back the
enemy, the latter suffering severely. 's'
.. FROM SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA. j. aI
The following private dispatch contains the
latest authentic intelligence We have from
Southwestern Virginia. 1t 10 reported that
Breckinridge had oyertaken the enemy short
distance beyond Marion, and that hght was
progressing on wednesday, ..-. aI1rI fl.
| H-8 "DunLu, December 20, 1894.
"a dispatch from Gen. Brcckinridge Today,
dated MI. Airy, sixteen miles west Of Wythe-
Vile, says he had fought the enemy for two
days, successfully, near Marion. The enemy
had retired from his front, but whether they
were refreshing 70 ohAstIennessee OF not no hAd
no' a''eisAineu o,,. ,vn,. oo..
/ o.. a..s 49, .as,.
a'. t ,h. Tssns T..,.sinnis saout.sas, ou
psm', H. .aasAas - $3.50 u,
aS y y,n,,i,s vu ~ w. s.e,s n .,...apn -
a..,.s.t.,, T Y.nS =. " -.oa,s s.nia, sAN
uo9nS a, "a occso,.r, nv o,,. vo,rv.
tFIam he Rishmoaa Es,n,asr. D. al
The following official telegram was received
Yesterday AT the War Department,
CHAnIIsroE. Dec, n IssI.
To Gen. S. Cooper; . ~
On the 10th instant the enemy, eight hundred
strong, occupied Pollard. After burning the
) Government and railroad buildings, they re
I tired In the direction they came.
They were pursued thirty miles, losing por
tion Of their transportation, baggage and sup
I piles, and leaving many dead negro troops OF
Z the road.
: Our force, commanded by Gen. Liddell
: acted with spirit and gallantry.
; q. 4. BnlunrahnD, General.
D Pollard iB an important station at the juno
: tlon Of the Mobile and Great Northern an,
Q Alabama and Florida" railroads. II ID Y
1 miles north OF Mobile.
: II appears from the Richmond Whio OF tn
24th instant that rebel burglars In the latte
.u, oi,. ,ha 90. n, % .n.h .nmhsr.onoa ,,..h /.
Q e"y sno'a So 'o'.oA Su 80 - |.
: confederate cunehcy, anu conIsnt themseiVe
d with carrying of lighter articles, such as bAi
: rs,s os aonr Az as example,
.,n', ~ ri M.,...o,. .,a..,
- ., sUnseo ea-aaN tn,'S
> corner OF 1race SUI nuens 1sioeee, "se oioAe
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

~ Peoples wTirst o'"'s
LIaEI, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and an
Important pointh. Washington oniessi REPu%
JICAN BUILDING, Gil Ninth street, twsst Side,l
corner PennHylvEniA avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel, and ioornsr Fifteenth and
streets, opposite Treasury building. ..
|"' CHARLES y. MOVES,
febIs-tf Manager Washington District.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

! REBEL DKsERTnRs.-Flyer rebel deserters were
brought In this morning, and taken before Col. In
graham, provost marshal. They were sent North,
having taken the oath OF allegiance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

AIL isstsrs relating 70 Ne suhssripiion Of OF 3D.
vstisisG In The hsrsu uroA . shouA " aAdrssssd
10 ne pnhlishsrs, a. above
An isttsrs or sonnunisstisns tntsndsd fof pub
hsatis., or IN sny vay rsistins 10 tbs editorial
tks sfissr, - shoxa bl7 TsfF H# 1rE
H.sa.s.s ssd oshsr ,ors.ponasnts win srsatlyt
eellss Ne Pssiishsrs aad The Kaitor By complying
VIII ne sbovs suggestion.
n osnxrsForozrrss-ro notice san BE tAksn
of sns.y.sas scnnunisstfoss. whatsver n In
ts.AsA for insertion nu,t b authenticated By tho
ns.s saa rddrsss q We writsr-not nssssrsriiy
~ pss,is.iion, but Eusrsnty Of NJ Eeod fstth
wsesasss ssdsrtahs 70 return rejected senna
nsrIes--fns Bsay xsfis.si Espssisss. u us,s
fssfsAss ~ ssyvtsvs 70 sressrtArs n nss siiy sad
es~bnsss q Isyssss ss-fs ~ .s.fA- - II,
-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

y Arrf-RkIpfro Exorrxnsf IN CANADA
Tho Canadians continue greatly excited over
tho recent Outrageous rolesse Of The b. AlbAns
robbers and murderers. Tho proper authori-
ties seem dlsposed 70 make clean work Of the
corrupt officials who were parties 10 the re.
lease. They haye already driven the Montreal
Chief OF Police Into private life for having
given up the 5000 which the raiders stole
hom St. Albans, and for having refused to re-
arrest the released prisoners on new warrants.
And Justice Coursol will have to follow his
example and resign or stand . dismissalj for
no lawyer or Judge in the Province justiBes his
action.
At several OF the Assizes the Judges have
seized upon the occasion to give their opinions
OF the law in regard to belligerant refugees,
and are, very emphatic In condemning the
course pursued by these rebel pests-who, II 10
assumed, are seeking 70 embroil the American
and English Governments In war, TO promote
their own ends. Public sentiment 10 fast get
ting right in the Provinces.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28
s.n..,le. R.psrt N new Yern.

ssnsstien Report IN NEW York.
Especial Dispatch 10 National Rspubliess.l
Nsw YoRK, Dec. 9s, so'ciock, p. MIRO
ports have been Published hero that the entire
expedition TO Wilmington, naval and military
has returned 10 Fortress Monroe. @ -
The effect on tho gold market has been e
raise the price TO 2.oS. ,.iti - f.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

N asFmAn HolIsf fAssooiAtion,- An ad-
journsd meeting OF the German Relief Association
will take place next "WEDNESDAY EVENING, At
.Tk O'Clock, ~ GeInHnlA Hall Eleventh strret,
between y end q streets. A full AttendAnos 10 70.
queatsd, as probably vote will be taken upon the
revised ConItittion, and tho proprioiy OF getting
up the pfopotsd JahfmATkt "bs discussed
y = = = -. y p 6A A. MANsDAOH, g1
deS2I-ats Recording Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

Ths subscriptions 70 the tsn-forty loan 70
ported 70 the Treasury Department yesterday,
amount 10 ss7s,ooo, snd the seven-thirty loan
q M ON. - a.H rH" "H ".as. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28
Third Edition.
HALF-PAsr -FOUR O'CLOCK.
s.ns 20 fs,ssn.

Ton prisoners who have been confined In the
old Capitol were this morning sent 10 prison,
uix Of thcmt 70 Albsny and four 70 Fort Della
ware. 70 serve out their sentence BY court
martial. Most Of these were convicted Of de-
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I ~ DIssAsss sT ths Nervous, ssaiinsi4
binary and sexual ayslema-neY And ronaoie
tnent-In Reports Of the HOWARD AssoClA"
frsS of sharrs, Address, DE. J. eKlLAiN hOUon
TON, Howard Association, ho.ss SCUM H,sh
street, fhiladslphiA, "a,
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The cotton crop OF India Is nearly double
this year that Of any previous year.
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FoRrRKss MosRoB, Dec. 26.-A heavy storm
has been prevailing along the coast for the past
few days, causing considerable damage to the
coasting schooners and other shipping. -.
The schooner Sydney O. Tyler len steelman
with coal from Philadelphis for Port Royal,
and the schooner Mary Bteadman from New
York, with forage 10 Port Royal, put In here
for hsrbor this morning, tho former In q badly
leaking condition, and the latter with oil her
sails, except tho jlb, blown sway. ra.I ~
The steamer ID. ii. Mount, which arrived
here to-day from New Berne, North Caroline,
reports having passed q sunken schooner, ap-
parently new, bearing south by east from Hat
teras Light, on the 25th instant. Both mast
were standing, and she was judged 10 be about
$50 tons burfhon. ~ - - .
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GUsRRnLAs.--Fifteen guerrillas, belonging
to Mosby's battalion, were brought In Saturday
night, and oommittsdto the Old Capitol.
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NAVY YARD ArFAIRs.--The Ella arrived ai
tho ard yesterday afternoon. She IL not so badly
damaged as was ct nrst reported, and In q shoi
time sne can be fully repaired.