Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-11
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seized a lot Of unlicensed whisky and cigars.
TIE row between the o'Mahony and the
Fenian Senate increases in yehemence
PRrScE sALM sALn has been relieved Of
the command Of Fort Pulaski.
THE indictments against Gen. Palmer, in
Kentucky, have been dismissed.
TIE Southwestern editors are to have a
convention at Memphis.
THE Baptists of Massachusetts are enjoy.
ing season Of religious awakening.
ELNoRE, late rebel colonel, has been ar
rested at Houston, Texas, charged with
hunting freedmen with bloodhounds.
GAsAwAY B. LAMAR and his son have been
arrested in Savannah for attempting To bribe
a Treasury agent,
TuE Feuian Senators do not appear to
remember the investors in the o'Mahoney's
bonds, as bound with them.
ST. ALBAss Protestan Episcopal chapel int
Forty-sevonth street, New York, has been
sacrilegiously outraged.
A FRENcHNAN, in making a classified cat
alogue of his books, placed Miss Edgeworth's
Essay on Irish Bulls" in the list of works
on natural history.
We learn from the Baltimore San that
Gen. Butler will be chairman Of the House
Committee on Foreign Relations. Precisely
how the thing Is to be fixed is not explained.
A POLISH colonization company has made
arrangements with the Government of
Brazil for tract Of land for a settlement Of
Poles in that country. Telegraph poles
TEN thousand women and children, and
crippled and in8rm old men, in the north.
western counties Of Arkansas, are said to be
in immediate need of assistance to save them
from starvation.
We ARE agonized to learn from the New
buryport Herald that in that sweet village
"vice shamelessly Haunts in open day, and
hardly seeks to conceal its deformity." Pos.
itively shocking
Dr.. DANIEL L. GIBBEss, formerly secre-
tary of the Mayoralty of New Orleans, and
more recently Treasury agent in Mobile,
terminated his earthly sorrow by cutting his
throat the other day.
FROM the official returns of the North Car.
olina election, it appears that Worth had re-
ceived 80, 537 votes, and Holden $500
majority for Worth, $3.50. Vance received
1872, stamper So, and R. T. Hoke %.
LIGHTHOUSE OF HE'LL.
''Ha! see where the wild blazing grog shop
As the red waves of wretcheduess swell;
How 1t burns on the edge Of tempestuous
years,
The horrible lighthouse of hell. "
Mcdonald Clarke.
IT is reported by an associated presser that
the rebel General Withers, mayor elect of
Mobile, has been informed that he will not
be allowed to exercise the functions Of his
Office until he has received pardon from the
President. Tho General was here a few
days since, and it is reported that the lion
and the LAMB laid down together.
IL New York Alfred Frederick Keenan,, a
young man who by his industry as tailor,
was enabled to support himself as a contrib
utor to the Sunday press, being afflicted with
unrequited love and an impediment in his
speech, put an end to his sorrows with a cup
of cold pizen.
GEN. PALMER has issued a proclamation
declaring that slavery has ceased to exist in
Kentucky, and advises the colored people to
apply promptly to the court for redress II
owners of public conveyances shall disre-
gard their right to travel, at pleasure, pro-
vided they conform to any reasonable regu-
lations.
FIrz SIMMONS, festive youth, went to
dance the other night in Detroit, and having |
a large sum of money deposited it for safe |
keeping in his boot Leaving the boot in |
the dressing-room while he tripped the fan
tastic toe " in pumps. he only found the
boot remaining when he returned for it. He
felt hurt at the soleless robbery. He lost
$3.50.
JOHN MALLORY has been arrested at Buf.
falo for numbering his wife. He says that he
was firing at a cat near his house; that she
stood in the line of his aim and received the
shot This was on Thursday evening. He
took her in the house, where she died yester-
day morning, he having called NO help mean
while. Mallory was much in the habit Of
drinking between drinks.
WE understand that Mr.. Jacob Barker,
whose seat in the Congress of Dead Beats
has been vacant since last Wednesday, is not
expected to return; and rumor, with her busy
tongue, has it that that shrewd fnancier
showed no desire to deal in the pay rolls and
mileage claims of the dead Beats" and
will probably not expose himself again to a
market where importunate sellers abound.
Better sell than buy, Jacob.
Col. CRANE, who was connected with the
Quartermaster's department in Tennessee,
has been convicted Of malfeasanoe in office,
and has been sentenced to be cashiered, for
felt all pay and allowances now due, to be
fined in the sum Of five hundred dollars and,
in default of the payment of the same or any
part thereof, to be confined in the peniten-
tiary at Nashville Tenn, at the rate Of n
days confinement for each ten dollars of the
fine.
ANOTHER frightful murder has been com
mitted in Central New York On Thanks.
giving Day it was discovered that n Mr.
Crandall and his wife, the former sixty and
the latter sixty five years of age, had been
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