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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

TIE first meeting Of the Society for the
looht'on Of Slavery in tho Spanish Colonies
ook place at Madrid on the Cd instant, and
gas large and enthusiastic one. Senior
LozAEA was elected president.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

PAPER'-Parties in California propose +.
itroduce paper er-mnnufncturing machinery
,om this country into China in order to oh.
ain supplies of paper from that country.
here 1t Is made of excellent quality from
ae hbres Of the bamboo aud mulberry trees
Is dark color is the only objection to il,
u' Its quality and adaptation for printing
urposes are said to be excellent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
ny TELEeRAPu.
Progrs.. OF the FunsraI cortsse.

Progress OF the FUNERAL Cortege.
BuYYALo, April 81, After leaving Albany,
along the entire route 10 this city emblsms Of
mourning were seen, and The people stood BY
the waysids quiet but sad observers. At
Batavia ex-President Fillmore Joined the
party on the train, besides other prominent
citirens Of Bulfnlo
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

THE late Archbishop Of Dublin once in.
qulrsd Of a physician, why does the opera
tiOn Of hanging kill q mani" Because
Inspiration is checked, circulation stopped,
and blood Sufuses and oongssts the brain. u
g Bosh ~ replied his grace, "it Is bssAuso
the rope Is not long enough to let his feet
touch the ground
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

inE lAASE-A Relic of Pompsii--prcsent.
!" OaPAin JoHS CLARK, eau be seen for a Tow
~ ~ = his room, at Willard before 1t is re.
noN'id TO Baruum's Museum.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

THERE will be msetlPs of Iowaus at N.
ooms Of Hon, Il. srLLs, Sixth AuditQr, thl.
yenins, at 2 o'clock.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
steamer parnsa and THREE IAxss Lot

ST.. JOnr, N. n, April 27.-Ths steamer
New England, foE- Boston, with full freight,
caught FIRE by the explosion Of lamp and
was burned TO the waters edge this morning.
Three persons are missing the others ss-
caped.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

Gen. WAsHBURNE has rendered his resig-
nation 10 General Thomas, 10 take effect the
LIST Of May. His reason is that the war Is
virtually over .5a-r --sa.r-
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

The Court met this moTning, when the case Of
Wiley against Brown was Teeumed, and the ar
gument by counsel as TO the AdmissAbllity Of tho
statement Of the late Tillotson Brown con
menced. No Witnesses were examined to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
Indictments for Breach OF the Nou-
tralItr Lawn.

ToRoSro, April 27.-Ths grand jury have
found a true bill against Jacob Thompson, c.
q. Clay, W. II. Ciesry, VIM. Lawrence Nc.
Donald, and Bennett Young, for breach Of
the neutrality laws.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 Our Martyr Prssident-Our Grisi
ASP 0rR Drri, An address delivered by Rev.
j. q. BurLEN, Pastor u tho EAgilsh Lutberat
Church, Washington, D. C., April 10, 1896, FOL
sale Al all the Book Stores.
Price Is cents Apg7.lu,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

ssorioE. The Daily National RsIuIIieaa IA
go Furnished by curriers' 10 subsrrfI-rs Ia hfs
" and Geor0st0cR at .G1y cents per month.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

FIRE.-This morning about two o'clock
a thre' story. brick house on street, between
Mr., John Williams, aud occupied By several
eulOTcd families caught hrs In room In the
third story, The building MAS partly destroyed
loss abouttl 900, Onlcer Calhoun, of the Fourth
Rrccinct sounded the alarm from box No, ts,
The Ore engins were soon on the spot aud pre-.
vented the spreading Of the flames.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

aS- Expenditures for the Late Fune-
hAL. -OTpicu or rHE COnnIssIOSER ~ PrHLI,
BrtLpIHja, CAPtroL or TuH USIrEb STATES, April
"a, 1858. --All persons having bills against Tho
nitod States Aeeount Of the funeral u the lAts
President will please present them, a. soon ~
possible, a. this once, that the entire expendl-
turs may be Aseertainsd, and preparation BE-
made for their payment.
D. n. FRENCH,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
.pas.Ir cennI..lon.r d I PuGIIs Is BuIIdIpa,. ai

A9- For the Wounded In the Lat,
Battles: All who can do 40 will confer favo
BY sendiug DAndAgss, lint, aud rags, to the San
hiry or Christian Commissions, or to any Hospi
tai convenient GpI2
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
LocAL NH ws.

RoBBERr.-LRst night discharged soldier
named Stewart was robbed Of tl60 IN Treasury
notes, by man named Thomas BuFham, in !
Restaurant near the baltimore depot. A servant
in the house named Noale saw Durham take the
money from stcwSH's porkei. Durham gave
plant was made Ia tue Fourth ward station .housa
when officers Straub aud Grant arrested both Bur
ham and Nealc, who were taken before Jnstics
UlboTson aud committed 10 jail for cVurt
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
q WaahInKton. ApriI a1th. Isah.-

EEWNW1If NFEEN WNNTIf HFUUs-
All Loyal Pennayl1AniAhs tsmp0rArily residin
10 Washington. are respectfully invited TO rs
sembls at the Fifteenth street froht of the Treas
nTy building (HlAin ontrAncel, 0n FRIDAl
MORNING., 18th instant, at 10 minutes before u
o sloek, for the purpose of paying their respect
10 Andrew johnson, President Of the Cnlte,
States, who will receive them by appointment y
precisely IL, o'clock.
X. y. Ashley, Joshua Clendepon,
W. Marshall swayne, ThOs. MeNAmsra,
". q. Armstrong, Lohh BlodgCt,
John u. HyerH, Jos. Ad. Thompson,
Thomas T.. CatheArt, R.F Strm
Lewis Manu-, william Childs,
Charles Lambert, ChestsTfeld Robh. II
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

ASFreedom National 1.-THE IEmanei-
patton Proclamation NindleRted. The EmAnci'
patton Proclamation Of the President Of the Tat,
Ied states, Issued January I, lS65, aud Letter OF
the President VI the United states 10 the Cnior
Convention holden at Springfield, Illinois, Sep
tembeT 3 lsdS In Pamphlet Form, with Covers
OmclAlfy Revised and Corrected. Por sale al the
AArlosAL REPuBLIcAS omee. PTiee-Ten cent
per copy; ~ copies, 81; % copies, " Mailed,
irse Of postage, to any part Of the United statss
Ap2j-u
AS- GeorgetOWn. The Republican
eau be obtained every evening at the Book ana
Variety Store Of O, ClANDRLl, No. l2s Bridge
street, Georgetown. JASt-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK, II. M.
THE HEALTH oF SECRETARY
aEyWARD.

Secretary sEwARp, IN company with his
family physisian, Dr.. vrHpt teek . 'bors
carriage ride this morning. and sppeared
much improved in health.
Hon. FRhpERIck W. sEwARD eontInues TO
show marked Improvement In health.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

ANPeople's Telegraph - New First
Class LiNBs, direct 20 NBN YORK BOSTON,
and to important points. waFhlngton Oaioes
REPUBLlCAN BrtLDIN0, 5ll Niath street,
lvsGt slide, forner Pennsylyanla avenue ano
Sixth street, under Aatinnsl Hotel, and eoruei
Fifteenth aud streets, opposite Treasury build
Ing, CHARLES y. MOVES,
fsbl8-tf Manager Of washingtou District.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

AS- New York State Soldiers Agency
renewed 2S3 street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets All Information Of interest o.
value 10 the soldiers Of New York, or theii
friends, furnished grAtuitously upon application
Al their new rooms, either In person or BY letter,
No. 2s3 street, between fwelfth aud ThlT'
teenth streets. mil -sAtuthtf
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

RHADIus matter on every PsES
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

BOOTH WAS GOING TO MEXICO.
BooTn said to Lieutenant DoHHErr, You
have spoiled my Mexican business" evi,
IDENTIFY referring to bis plans Of escape u
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
ARnEsT or DR. MUDGl

DR.. MuDoE was arrested some days ago,
and the boot taken from BooTH's leg was
found in his house. Both are now In this
city.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
SENATE JOURNAL.
FOFRTY-THIRD DAY.
MONDAY, Dec. a, 1865.

MONDAY, Dec. 4, ACOo'
Senate met.
A message was received lroln
House. or
aars If the day were suspended, and on
h;e further motion, the Senate TOOK lronn
the table the report of the committee on
state and Federal relations and resolu-
lions adopted by the House relative 10
the anpointment Of delegation 10 Con
| e. Win the President and the Congress
&c the United States in relation 10 the
direct tax &C., &c. $50
Said report and resolutions "ere
amended so as to provide tor the ap,
continent of three Commissioners an
p Ut No member of the Legislature shall
10 onnointed on said Commission that
o;nhieen hundred dollars be appro-
ariotad tn defrav the expenses Thereon.
Adonted as amended by yeas ii, nays
7. - oor,r,;tta
Mr. jackson from select commit .'
;r 20 whom was referred the reports OF the
-. ord q select committee on the Inc
p,;t,,t;on for the Blind, reported that IL
I'D REQUIRE much time to reVle" anu
,;sa the testimony already taken oy
hoth committees and in order 10 90 lull
;ustice. other testimony Wouio haso ~
he taken. which the early aoJournnten ~
of the Legislature prevents, anu aS 49,; -
ds, be discharged from any lur'nef e'-
Grafton of the same
Received and agreed to.
NJ Marin from committee OF con
forance made the following report "nlc'
ers was received and agreed 10.
ltee Mr. Presjdent:-The JOINT select con'
100 of conference OF both houses,
whom was referred their oisagIee"e -
,ron the Senate's amendment 10 VI
Ipo,,so hill entitled an act to raise reVe
the &c IN defray the expenses OF the 30
Gun arnment of Mississippi have guy 90.
e;dered the subject matter relerreu
,hem. and a majority OF saio comni. :.
hovA instructed me 10 HaNo
senate the following report:
The main question OF disagr :,
embraced in the lsoiateo .hat
canata,s amendment declaring tnS"
5a;,;on tn cold and silver CON ana .
aoui., notes proper of the Onl1
80 all national bank bills lssusu
s'a.s, ~ the laws of the United Stat
and corning ent at the time of their rec
sope, anu 0 ohalI he receivable in payment
as and other dues TO the StaCe.
'"< g. committee are not unmlno iu y.
their 1essons of the past, injuriousiy an'
The finances of the state Oy
ssantion, in the payment OF taxes
other dues to the state, "a Pav
and depreciating paper .a %ons ION.
ALA. are to the financial success Oh
Ssn should this class Of paper De u
5ece;yable in the future.
The use of paper, as represents
=. of value, in The financial opera'l o.
tha Goyernment of the State 81
present rTe is matter of absolute nec sa
mems The only discretion that can no"
arnercised by legislation is, proper
alises., elimination as 70 me K'"d u par
; Of me used. ,,estio,
'c csnDnsi - law receivable in payment OF a..
~ 10 In - the Government of the United
,17co e5cant export duties, and interes. 9
Ne nbl,cdebt. The only difference bel
psV, tbs two classes of paper arising out
liant. i 5ns of Of the United States regulatir
:. uSe thereof. j. found in the pF0E'.'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-05

A SINGULAR MIsrAKG.-At the be- recent
burial of a soldier and young louy IA
town near Paris, the funeral suan sad
made the singular mistake o. oon,1U nth
ing the two. The lady vas lli's toi-
Inlli.a.i har 10 the grave, while the SOL
Iomln so ne; was covered with white dra-
oler an. To1 tsowers, as the symbols OF virgin
PEI. .;,a ard was carried to the grave oy
Pun ladies. a whole galaxy of fair dams
s .oI escorting the troopers remains and
chanting funeral hymns,
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or the Clarion.
TRIBUTE TO JEFF. DAVIS,
Rr cAPr. J. Q. RYAN.

who saws the mighty is TALENT
who saws that we cease to revere,
The name to be great in story
For many future year
Dare any make the assertion,
Tha. the outh has ever forgot
The hero. the statesman, the captive
Who drags cut aweary lot,
Confined as he is in prison,
The mark for tyrants hate,
Let his nemies cease TO believe
That we d. not mourn his fate
For when night mantle Is folded
Around the departing day,
Each head as it bows in sad ess,
With fervor commences to pray,
For Aim who-is cherished by all
Lovers Of freemans rights
For him who led sssissippisns
In many gallAHs ehts; g
sFor HIM who guAnea bright laureas sSf
On the field of Mexico,
Defending the rights of freenen
Against savage toei
For him whose name is greatest
On the scroll of fame
For him whom hated tyrants
His spirit tries to tame;
For him whom ever nation
Sends forth appeals to heaven.
That to this noble hero,
Justice may be gwen
For him whose name viii ever DO
Sacred in the South;
For him whose mama is foremost
In sage and youthful mouth;
For him whose life is cried for
8 By fanatics of the North,
-. Who'd like to see his life O.ooo
r ANONYMOUSLY poured forth;
For him who now in exile
Shares feloLs fate
For him whom bloody tyrants'
Wish now to saIilte .--5
Their hellish THIRST fordhe hees $40
OF the noble gallant few =
Who thought it right to re6s.,
And thinking dared to do
None there is to assah the name
So cherished by millions,
Except the Black Republicans,
And other hateful Williams,
Every Southern heart is filed
With anguish sore to tell
Each eve with tears is moistsned
For the captive in his CELL
Every bosom swells with pride
At mention of his name
Fierce passions stir the blood
Acainst those who would defame,
The record rf him who tried
As apatriot, to save us;
And as Southerners and freemen
We will ever love JEFF. DAVIS
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Necessary to a choice
SECOND BALLOT


NtCvH7fA9I Y . r,Dsti-
Mr.. Rodgers having received a :, Dust oIeot.
tutional majority. was declared ouly . .ro'
ed Superintendent for the ensuing lhn
The Convention then ProceeoeH " '"o
election OF u Clerk.
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HOUSE.
FoRTY-THIRD DAY.
MoNpAY, Dec. 4, $50

M0ui mu mSo offered resolution that that
=. Mr. LIT Of the joint standing com
the ;,,s sepo on State and federal relations ms
nop the subject of the direct tax t 10 0e
le wee ..t IS to the report and reso.
OF De s.1 srsssnted by committee on ways
lua 5 Means and sent to the Senate. as,
ana 81 M Wahh from the judiciary committee
49,, wss referred bill for the rene
If james Thompson adminis .aaomros =
.. the same back with recommen
/ aaaon that II pass
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R. SEA -.
w. F. CAIN.
Senate Chamber, Dec. 4, 1865.

10 the Board Of Trustees Of The M''S'''P"
Inmate Asyhon: nam.
hers of the Legislature take the iloery
~ recommending the claims OF Df. no
hart x oils to your favorable consideration
80 - suitable person for the othce OF 9u-
nar;ntandent of the Mississippi Lunatlc
Aylum. .....,,ior N the
oanapement of that lUsutu'lon curing
| the neriod of DR.. K-lls' admin'sTauon'
and feel no hesitation IN &c ~, .s
| him as a Physician we'll quahhro 70 49, 49,
medically the pecuhar class % - On.
gould come under the care 81 the ou>
on;,,tondant and as a gentleman EN-,
ip~ar,tl,, qualified TO manage the hnancAA
| affairs of the Institution. =, -.
/ frederick Seal, Senator from harrlson'
Hancock and Jackson counties
n Smith. Senator from Jones
perry. Green, Covingtion aud Marion;
II Mosely. Senator from Pamela 20
} aboma and .Tallahatchie. rou
p II. Napier, Senator from Jasper
A 0'S CO. SWEET Senator from Warran.
NJ Jackson. Senator AnIite, Adams
1n Silas w land. Senator from Alfalfa
8 and Leal<e counties. r., ~.
e w. d. l.. Stephens, Senator from 20
n ahoma and Yalobusfa D,coto
Of ". II. MeCargo, Senator from De0o'o'
is an j. W. y" Martin, Senator from chicha'aw
70 county. - cor;oh and
lS Simpson. r.o,, lawrence
d. ar R. Leachnan, Senator from Lauderdale
he c. F. Miller, Senator from Lown@e'
nd ,d altibbeha.
ng An II D. Store, Senator from CRoct ave.
D, Wilson, Senator from Pon,o'o -
ere observation-disclosures +. "eoo y
Amite COUNTY. -. ,o,,rtv
use R. r. Webb, of Franklin cou1g
Jno. Dotson of H'nds
7, Hudson. Kinds county.
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FIRST BALLOT.
NecessarX Id D choIce,

Mr.. Dansby having received a maj 1r ,y
Of the votes, was declared duly e"e.eu
Clerk OF the Peniteutlary Tor the ensuing
term. l;u.o ;acor-
Mr. Boddie introduced on 10 ~
porate the Raymond Savings lns'l'o'''"'
which passed. ,,d hill
70 astablish a Claim Agency of MiSslssip-
nj in the CITY of Washington. e
Pending the further consideration .t o.
| .ba hi On motion of Mr. Lahauve the
| House adjourned until J o'clock p NJ
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~, motion OF Mr.. Gholson the House
- ~ concur IN the several Senate
am endments.
On motion Of Mr. Suratt the Clerk was
str,cted 10 request from the Senate the
ranort of the JOINT select committee OF
~, gsrenoe on the bill To raise revenue
- defray the expenses OF the government
~ The State OF Mississippi.
; message was received rom the sem
.,o ;nrorniug the II ,use of the concur
renee in House resolution to eject gu
l.'r;,,tsndent of the Peui;ent airy aud
bad assad House bal to rebuild tue Ken
itentiary. ,rr 49, uousA
| ,ook a recess for ten minutes with Vie"
10 preparing the Hall tor the receptlon
| of the Senate.
on motion Of NJ Labauve, resolution !,
yes aaonted that the clerk be requested
70 ioform the Senate that the han Oh
the House was in readiness tor their
The members of the Senate DC
announced bv the S'rgetnt atNtms
terea aud took the seats assigned.
The Ptos.Icut at the $50 r
stated the Object # thesJoint cow
10 he the election OF a Snp7lntent
and Clerk OF the 'euf;entiary.
| |
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T3 O'CLOCK P. N.

Houre met. .,.,;ttee on en-.
III Ellis submitted a report OF DlllS
100 correctly enrolled and transI' -.
, 70 The Governor for approval anu
nature. -aca;ved from the
Senate. r. c,-ott the Senate
amendment was taken up. .;a.r the
A' The House proceed to consloer sIa
.r,endments to House resolutions wsah
Ave Ave to sending commissioners TO " ASH
lington.
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O'CLOCK, P. NJ
Senate met and resumed Tue
alton of House messages.
1'' a. sct to Incorporate the Raymond sa'
v;ngs association passed. nd.
The 81 SeP house report and resolutions
nrnv,d;np for delegation to Washington
pfV Az act making certain appropriations
- an az named. and for other purposes
.n with sundry amendments. -,
pA Mr. Lowry, from the committee on t a,
Mt. recommended substitute iol
/ House bin, entitled, an act to reofgAni1e
the Militia. aad and laic
Adjourned until O'clock 'o-0''''
! | morning.
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W.. The following hes been handed

us for publication
H. = D Slerzrt, President Of he Board
Of Trustees for ne L'eaa,io Asyl"r' 3D.
You will please hand over 10 the eu-
itor of the Clarion the petition OF me
Senators and Representatives, OF the Le
cislature recommending the appointmen'
e. DR. Kels, Superintendent OF the Lu-
natic Asylum, and much "bltg''
Your friends and oo't serv vs.
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Low PRICES

OF which they particularly seSShsre as they guarantee
before they By any HOUSE IN this City
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=. e g.; Nnws HxrRAss'

p,x. county, 20 Hoamesvu.1 ~.
rNRoM Magnone PIKE county, Mississ'pPs
weekly -. a. yaeksonwood ena LaSS s-
seat ANTE ssss SSS1 % Ccnssrviils ano s,v
From Leea county. semi ~ =. Am the vicinity
''7n s. s:as .s : .ss
q s.a.Sa = Rsaroad souhsssSn jack
siissss.ipp Central Rsl.1eH y. M0n''0
sonM nsy saat) Pine glaG &C. aeI<sburg, JneEI~
new OFAS% %asr.dian DaAly. ana Wv
Papers, Al. above, win athena - >
dssS Letters mailed =, ., ..sli Sissoss WIN
psonps and pos. e &. sSsv
JInsit mail fou GU 1ostaee on letters tk0nA -
Ulasss 70 Hassos g Liberty 10
Letters 5 Ro..s .s.sI Rrsu s postage S.o.a
Newspapen 30 "a Al advertlasm ee ~ .1ST1nrTR,
ueperp received eys 0VM9@%w y
nov sidss. ssfss
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The Price of Abolition whistles.

The other day we made brief mention
Of the fact that it had been stated in the
financial column of the New York Herald,
that instead of three thousand million
dollars, at which it has generally been es-
timated, the National debt is likely to foot
up between four and five thousand mil
lions by the time settlements are made
with all the Government creditors. This
puts the debt of the United States on a
level with that of Great Britain. But it
leaves US vastly worse off than the Brit
ish, because their debt pays only three
per cent. interest, while ours pays from
six to seven and three-tenths per cent
We shall have to pay more than double
the amount of interest annually that is
paid by Great Britain, which practically
makes our debt double hers. The people
of Great Britain are ground down to the
earth by the taxation required to meet
the interest on their debt. How are we
to bear burden twice as heavy as theirs?
This debt, with its never-ending burden
of taxation, is the penalty we have to pay
for Abolitionism The A5olitionists
caused the war. Slavery did not cause it
any more than wheat causes weevil. I'm
der the old Republican and Federal di-
vision of parties, there was no war between
the North and the South. Under the
Whig and Democratic divisions of later
years there was no war-yet slavery ex-
listed all this time. IF slavery caused the
war, how did it come to pass that peace
reigned during all administrations, with
out respect to party, till an Abolition
President was elected2 War came with
the success of the Abolition party, and
the debt incurred on carrying on the war
is what the people have to pay for the
Abolition whistle.
Though we have ''paid too dear for the
whistle" already, it is not certain that we
are done paying for it: Our Abolition
administration s surrender of the Monroe
doctrine threatens to involve us in war
with France. We could scarcely get
through that conflict without adding five
hundred or thousand million dollars
more to our debt, which would be just SO
much more for the Abolition whistle.