Daily national Republican., 1865-11-01
suNpRIrs To suNpRIEs.

THERE was q trot against time st ths
River Side Park, near Boston, on Monday
Distance twenty miles; track heavy. The
horse, . Kentucky thorough bred geldins
named Captain MoGowah, accomplished ths
feat in ffty.eight minutes and twenty -fv,
seconds, making but one skip in twenty miles
Sin MoRroN PEro gave q grand dinner
party on Monday evening at upper Demon
ico's, New York, 10 some twenty ladies and
FIVE hundred gentlemen, among whom wer'
Chief Justice Chase, Admiral Farragut
Gems. Hooker, Dix, schenck, Sweet, Gov
Andrew, Of Massachusetts,; Chancellor Ferris
Lieut., Gov. Bross, Of Illinois, and the lead
ing railroad mon Of our whole country. A
concert by Miss Kellogg Sig. Revere AND
other eminent artists, concluded the even
ing's festivities. Last evening Sir Morton
and his party were entertained by Cyrus W.
Fields. They leave for Europe to-day.
THE National Inteiiigeneer tries it's hand
at guessing this morning, and succeeds toll
ersbly we'll. When will it guess the solution
Of our conundruml
That was terrible gale on the Southern
coast. The steamer John Rice, at New York,
from New Orleans on the 18th, reports hav.
ing experienced hurricane on the 22d, and
on the oath she was at Fort Jefferson, and
large brick building and killed the post
quartermaster, and severely injured several
others. The buildings inside the fort were
unroofed and trees turned up, etc.
INTELLIGENCE has been received that Ad.
miral Denman, the British naval commander
In the Pacific, has been ordered to send cruis-
ers after the Shenandoah, who are to capture
her, II met with.
The total receipts of the Fair for the Sol.
diers and Sailors Home, for seven days,
amounted to $4,000.
Mr.. BARSuN is at Willard's. He is look
ing for curiosities for his museum.
Ar a general meeting of the stockholders
of the National Express Company, in Rich.
mond, yesterday, Gen. Joseph K. Johnston
| was unanimously elected president.
A DEN of counterfeiters at Marspcth, L.
l., was invaded by the officers of the law
yesterday. The dies stamps, and it is said,
one hundred thousand dollars in bogus frac.
tional currency were taken. Two of the
counterfoiters were captured, and two es,
capped.
BIC row in Waterville, N. Y, Tuesday
night. A family named Loomis, somewhat
unpopular in the neighbOrhood-for what
cause does not at present appear - was
mobbed Two Loomis's were mortally in.
jured
l. Union Nationoie, Canadian ministe.
rial organ in speaking Of the contemplated
Fenian invasion, declares the Government is
organizing an army of forty thousand men,
to be stationed along the entire frontier ol
Quebec and Toronto, and garrison all from.
tier towns. Depositors are withdrawing the
funds from the banks, and panic prevails
TIE Sanders kidnappers have been com.
mitted to jail until the spring term. The
jury were censured and discharged by the
judge for not giving in verdict Of conviction
after being eight days locked up.
The French cadets who left Canada for
Mexico have turned up on this side of the
lake, where they have unpacked kits and
settled down.
CAPTAIN c. F. HALL, the Arctic Explorer,
has been heard from again. He was at Re.
pulse Bay Aug. goth. He hopes to find some
of the surviving members of Sir John Frank
Inns party.
GEN. FISK, Superintendent of Freedmen
at Nashville, has issued circular in regard
to the status of white refugees, freedmen,
and abandoned orphans of both sexes. The
State laws of apprenticeship will be recog-
nized by the Bureau, provided no distinction
Of color is made. In case they do so, the
laws applying to the white will be extended
to the colored children. The officers of the
Freedmen's Bureau arc regarded as guar.
dians of orphans and minors of freedmen
within their respective districts. Each par
ish or township shall caro- and provide for its
paupers The vagrnnt laws made for free
people now in force will be extended to freed,
men.
CLARESCE-who is not yet, but says he
soon will be n Lima been-furnishes this:
Let me be the last the crowds judgment to quote
| When the crowd says the conduct IS immoral,
OF the friend who will put his hand to my note,
or put down his foot on my quarrel.
The New York Commercial says: "BorI
to differ, it is not to be expected that Wen
dell Phillips will ever occupy a platform oil
any public question broad enough to hold
second person"
"BRIDAL CHAMBERS" in sleeping cars ar
the last thing out on the New York Centra
. railroad.
Full RETURNS in South Carolina elect Nj
q Orr Governor of the State, by a majority (
fve hundred over Hampton. Mr.. Perry hi
f.. been elected to the United States Senate f
n the long term.
d The rumor is, that Earl Russell will a
cept the Premiership, but nothing official hi
yet transpired, the Queen being absent
Scotland.
Col. BULKLEY and his telegraph party a
!, at Plover bay. The Indians were shy, b.
is how about the ployer!
TIE Richmond Republic speaks of soutI
, ern colleges as "one-horse concerns" b.
n they have produced prOdigious number