Daily national Republican., 1865-12-27
sUNDRIEs TO sUNpRiEs.

The Massachusetts, State prison is getting
full Of garroters.
A NAN named Thomas Kiernan was dan
gerousiy stabbed in New York by blind
woman, on Monday night
The "mean'' weather Of last week in Phil
adelphia was 81. SO degrees. We are having
meaner weather than that in Washington.
ARRAH.NA-PoauE Is running this week at
the New Bowery, New York, with Mr.. Glen.
ney as Shaun"
THE steamer Bosphorus Of Liverpool, went
ashore at Fort Lafayette, New York bay, on
Monday.
Two young men quarreled about bad
young woman in Baltimore, on Monday eve
ming, and one, disliking some remarks made
by the other, cut his throat and killed him.
THE losusts are so abundant in Syria that
it is feared the pestilence there will be sue
ceeded by famine. At Apheo wheat has al.
ready doubled in price.
A LAReE fore-and-aft schooner is sunk of
Sandy Hook, on the outside. Her masts are
about halfway out Of water. She had prob.
badly been run down by some vessel.
The editor of the Charlotte IN. CO. TINE,
has been arrested by General Ruger for pub
fishing improper articles, thus bringing that
journal for the FIRST time to our notice.
sIS Richmond, on christmas day, there
were no negro riots. At Manchester, oppo-
site, the freedmen surrounded the Jail, and
forced the release of two colored men con.
fined there.
The weekly statement of the New York
city banks shows an increase in loans Of
$3.50, 900; in circulation, 5000, 900; in depos.
its, 81, l0O 900; and in legal tenders, 50, 900,
900.
A COLLISION occurred between two passen.
ger trains on the stonington railroad, eight
miles from Providence, Rhode Island, yes.
terday afternoon. Both locomotives and
several cars were damaged. One passenger,
a colored man, had his leg crushed.
TIE white people of Wilmington, North
Carolina, and vicinity failed to get up a for
midable negro riot on Christmas day, and we
are informed that their 'fears of an insur.
rection are subsiding' Nemesis is not as
revengeful as they had supposed.
The Boston Journal says; "a gentleman
in travelling along the coast of Florida and
Georgia found woman that did not know
what newspaper was. She had several
children and pipe in her mouth"
THE Mobile Times has the following: "a
New England paper says that Mr.. Beecher
has been arrested at Southberry, Ct, in the
act of stealing cider brandy from a distillery.
We have been expecting something of this
Sort"
OK Christmas day, gentleman walked up
to A.man hard by our office, and inquired il
''the post office would be open between six
and sevsn.' NO." was the rejoinder, sit
would be open between Seven and Eight and
L and F."
The receipts of Internal Revenue for the
week ending Saturday, the 23d, are as fol.
lows: Dec. ls, 81, l24, s26S4; 10, $8I3, 3,2s3.l0;
20, S6l2, ,3l6.2l; 81, $545,7O SO; %, 81,
2ss. 779. 60; %, 1904, s94.52. Total, 5000,
7S7.77.
Two footpads set upon Bishop Rosecrans,
of Cincinnati, last Saturday night while he
was climbing the hill leading from Sodams.
vile to the Catholic college. He had purse
and valuable watch and chain, but instead
of delivering them up he ran down the hill,
followed by two bullets, ore of which glazed
his cheek, and escaped.
A WESTERN paper says that Western
farmer buying 1905 in town recently, wa'
asked what denomination Of notes he pre-
ferred. Cogitating a minute, he replied
''well, you may give me part in Old schoo
Presbyterian to please the old lady, but give
me the heft ont in Freewill Baptist"
MArnIMoSY is sometimes infelicitous in
Illinois. In the town of De Kalb, Henry
c. Atwood, ls years of age, shot his wife
Addie, who was less than II years old. They
had been married months. Atwood was ar
rested and carried to Jail in a sleigh.
The NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUE give theii
first Hop" at Marinis dancing hall, on L
street, near Tenth, Friday evening, Jan. s.
1866 The Nationals" are as graceful and
gallant in the ballroom as they are expert
on the background.
| A DAUGHTER of James Currant at Robin
son, Crawford county, who had her leg broker
by jumping from wagon when the horse
we're running away, had to have her leg am
putated, but the operation failed to save he
life, and she died after much suffering.
The Nashville CTenn.) Banner very sensi
bly, advises that abuse Of the Yankees b,
now discontinued, because "all Of us will b,
Yankees fifty years hence" This would i'm
ply that the superior race of which we hav'
heard so much is to perish and fade from th'
view Of men in the embrace Of the mudsill
and the nation of pedders.
"PERLEY " says that " General Grant i
to have as his Christmas gin the centr'
mansion of the; three known as Dougla
Row. built for Senator Rice, of MinnesOti
the other two having been built fo
Douglas and Breckinridge. 1t will contain
many tokens of the admiration entertained
for him by the American people"
APARIs PAPER covertly attempts to weaker
the force of JOseph's example by publishing
the following "An Italian collector return
ing from Egypt, has brought back the statu,