Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-15

MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER, who was suddenly
called to New York Friday to attend the funeral
returned 10 Baltimore last evening and left for
Fortress Monroe In = steamer, where he probably
arrived this morning.
MAJOR GENERAL BURNSIDE, after having an
interview with the President and Secretary of
War returned to New York on Saturday.
MAJOR GENERAL MEADE left for the front
Yesterday, and assumed command Of the Army Of
the Potomac again. The General has regained his
health.
Mr.. BARRON has been playing successful
engagement at the Chestnut Street Theatre, Phil
adelphia. He reappears at Growers Tonight
NssTvALI is attracting large audiences In
Cincinnati.
KATE DENIM is playing in Rochester, n. Y.
CHARLOTTE THoMPsoN is In Philadelphia.
BrsHoP is In a fair way of getting into "a
Regular Eix" at Fords Theatre Tonight.
EDWIN BooTH has arrived in town and quar-
terS at WillATd's.
Gov. JOHNSON, of Tennessee, has arrived in
town, and Is stopping at the metropolitan
ANDREW JACKSON BUTLER, brother of Major
General Butler, died in New York, on FRIDAY last,
after lingering illness. He leaves wife and
several children.
Mr.. f. HoLLIsTER has associated himself
with Mr.. N, p. willis one OF the publishers OF
the HOms Journal, and with Morris Willis as as
sooiAte editor of that excellent literary weekly.
willis saws HoIliSter is ''yOunS hearty, hopeful,
and hAndsomeJ 10 ''siive all over and "hnds the
time to be mo IeGtly talented" That Will do for
an Introduction.
LOUIS NAPOLEON will be fifty-siX years old
thiI montL. The Empress Eugene Is thire-eight.
ALBERT la the name given to tho son of the
Prince OF Wales.
BRrGNoLI has sued an imprsSsdrio for salary
| not forthcoming The 'silvervoioed" tenor was
to receive $3.50 a month.
MRs. WULYAMs, who died and left forty
| thousand pounds sterling to MIR. DisrAell, was a
Costa
LAMARTINE, who Ia poor, Ia about to marry
a Russian Princess, who IL rich-R match nt TO bE
made.
AuBER-now gay boy of eighty yearI-hS,
written new opera for the Paris theatres
GOVERNOR CURTIN was In Baltimore yester
day.
GEORGE 8. BANDELL, for several years one Of
me % news smSs1 saS OF tSs S 6Smmop sonns of tSs
oiIy, died Saturday, aged 30 years.
u ARTEMUs WARD (Charles +. Brown) hal
passed the crisis Of his fever, and Ia recovering,
Salt Lake City.
ABEL YOUNG, hotel keeper, and one Josepl
Dixon have been arrested at Caledonia, Canada
for recruiting for the Federal service.
II MISS BRITTAN, the missionary 10 india, ar
She sailed In July last in the ship North Atlantic
in company with Rev. Dr and Mrs. Lord from tn
/. American Board She received q most oOrdiA
we come At Madras, from the Rev. Dr. And Mrs
WInBlow.
Hon. y. o. J. SMITH, Of Westbrook, Maine
has offered ~ the STATE = tArm ninety acres Il
GOTham, valued at $50 CO., II the same hail he &C
cup ed Ior the purpos Of an Agricultural College
Mr.. GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA, the well
nuwn English wriIer, who ~ for some time pas
been with US as the correspondent Of the LondT
Telegraph, goes this afternoon In the steamer CO
lumulA 10 Havana aud New Orleans. Mr.. Sal
proposeS extend his journey as far ~ the HAL
Of the Mont, zumAS "
GEMS. GRANT and Beauregard, who tough
each other 81 tsnAeiouaiy at shiloh have each bee
.prearntsG with magnificent stallion during IN
past week
Mr.. JOHN NIcKmSoN, an old actor and man
agsr OF Pikes opsra house at c. OinnSt diSdA fe'
| dA, since
JOHN MoRRIssEY iS dangerously i'll in New
York.