Daily national Republican., 1865-10-31
suNDRIEs TO suNDRrEs.

wickliffe, of Kentucky, had IN interview
with the President yesterday.
MrDDLrse COTTON in Mobile arm at Sac.
THE New York weekly bank statement
shows q decrease Of loans Of "a, 900, 900;
special, $67o, 900; deposits, 1000; increase
of circulation, $3.50, ,OOOi legal tenders,
$3.50, 900.
Tuosn of the Veteran Reserve Corps who
want to 80 home are to be mustered out i'm
mediately.
The steamships Flagg and Mississippi, at
Now Orleans from New York, report very
severe weather. A sunken vessel was seen
of Cape Carnavaral.
JoHN MITCHELL, according to q Fort
Monroe dispatch, was released yesterday,
and Is on his way to Richmond
Gov. FENros, Of New York, appoints
Thursday, the 18th Of December, as q day Of
Thanksgiving and prayer.
GEoReE REILLY was shot in q sailor board.
ing.house in Philadelphia last night by
Thomas Tracy. Cause, Jealousy; conse-
quence, (probsbly,) death.
THE captain and driver of q canal boat
were murdered at Albany on Saturday. The
captain was robbed of considerable sum Of
money, and both bodies were thrown into the
river.
AT Wheeling, West Va, 4 few days ago,
F. A. Gasmier recovered IS, 900 damages
from Henry W. Drakeley. It appears that
the plaintiff who is a boy ten years of age,
fell into an opening on public road made by
the defendant, the proprietor of the WASH
ington Iron Works. at Riohietown, broke his
left leg and disabled the other for life.
TIE GEORGIA CONVENTION has tabled, by
a heavy vote, a resolution inquiring of TIE
Provisional Governor whether President
johnson made reputation condition prece-
dent to a readmission into the Union. If the
Georgia Convention would take the newspa.
pers, 1t would learn that the President does
not consider 1t any part of his duty to OK
clude from, or to readmit to, the Union, the
seeded States. He simply points the way,
calls the attention of the Southern people to
the logical results of the unsuccessful effort
to establish a government with slavery for
its cornerstone, and leaves the rest to the
people-to the people of the South in their
conventions, and to the people Of the loyal
States represented in Congress.
EIGHrY-sEvES deaths occurred in Balti-
more last week, a decrease Of twenty. three
in comparison with the mortality of the cor
responding week last year.
TIE Boston Advetiser, under the caption
Of Reconstruction Begun" states that at
the competitive dc ,lamation at Harvard Col
lege, on Saturday the 14th, open to all ap-
plicants from the freshman class, the first
premium was awarded to q student who lost
his arm, serving as captain in the Confed-
crate army the second to a young man Of
negro descent, the first undergraduate Of
that race who has been admitted into the
University.
THERE is to be reinvestigation of the
disaster to the steamboat Sultana, at Mem
phis in June last, by which tho lives Of sew
eral hundred soldiers were lost. Capt. Fred.
erick Speed, of Maine, Assistant Adjutant
General of volunteers, is held for trial upon
charges based upon the disaster.
TIE National Hnteiiigeneer, otherwise
known as the Venerable Cannon of Much
Fatness, enters upon its sixty fifty year to.
day. 1t tells this morning who edited it half
a century ago, but fails to give a solution Of
the conundrum We propounded yesterday.
1t signaliIes the occasion by informing Con-
gress upon what measures It proposes to in
sist during the coming winter.
THERE was flag presentation at the Phil
adelphia fair last evening. The speech was
made by an orator of only local reputation.
Ar Pittsburg, Mrs Grinder has been con.
victed OF murder in the FIRST degree. She
protests her innocence.
A CONNECTICUT paper tells sad tale of q
Hartford merchant, who courted servant
girl at Meridian, was going to be married
soon and everything working smoothly when
the merchants wife appears and "tablow' "
takes place. RspuJ.
The story of the New York Herald about
the trial of JEFF Davis is as thoroughly bosh
as was its other story about all the steam
vessels Of the Navy being ordered to be put
in readiness for sea. The latter, by the way,
was not telegraphed from this city at all, but
was made up in New York, and inserted in
the column Of Washington dispatches for the
purpose Of influencing the market for naval
stores. The Washington correspondent,
promptly disclaimed the authorship of the
falsehood, and he has since been relieved
from duty here, and whether or not of the
two facts have the relation CT cause and effect,
we can only guess.
REV. E. L. HALE, in tho columns of the
Christian Register, gives the result of the
efforts made to raise 800, 900 for Antioch
College. 1t appears that on the 23d of thii
month the subscription had amounted tc
SlOS, 1874, with more expected. From Cali
fornia the sum of $40, 900 was given for the
starr King Professorship.'
"How DO you LIKE tho character of St.
PaulF" asked a parson Of his landlady one
day. "Ah! he was a good, clever old soul,
1 know, for he once said, you know, that we