Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17
sUNpRIEs TO sUNpplEs.

the whirlwind Is pretty much out OF breath.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Of Rhode Island, Hon. Samuel Ames, has
retired from Office on account Of i'll health.
THE Tunisian Ambassador and suite con-
tinue to inspect the factory girls and other
blessings of New England.
GEN. HAsHEM Is indispossd 10 visit Hart
ford and Springfield, and proceeds to Boston
to-day.
The Office Of the musical critic of the New
York Herald has evidently been removed to
Chicago.
THR New York policemen, numbering thir-
teen hundred clubs had n grand parade yes
terday. All quiet along the lines.
THE Jersey city hremen rioted yesterday
afternoon. Several persons were injured
and some arrests were made.
They are slightly particular in London. A
man was lately fined five shillings for ringing
the late Lord Palmerston's door bell.
TIE steamer Meteor burned to the water's
edge at the wharf at Chester, Pa, last even
ing.
CIRcusEs are to be admitted into the
moral State of Vermont on the payment of
50, 900 for license.
sPRIeeLEs says that il you have severe
cough don't go to church to disturb the rest
of the congregation.
Tue Federal shells struck eight hundred
houses in Petersburg, as has been ascertsined
by actual count.
A MONUMENT, seventy -four feet high, to
o 'Connell, was lately inaugurated at Ennis,
Ireland.
APPENDED to n marriage notice in New
York paper are the words Plenty Of cards. y
From John G. Parker,to tof the Post Office
newsstand, We have 7. S. Arthur's Hom'
Maga=ine for December.
The uniform charge throughout Belgium
for telegram Of twenty words is only one
franc, and even that low charge is to be re
! duced at the close of the year.
SAILED yesterday-the steamer City Point
for Charleston; steamer Metis, from City
Point for Boston, without the Fourth Massa
> chusetts regiment.
A CRITIC says of Walt Whitman's g last thai
ait exhibits the effort Of an essentially
prosaic mind to lift itself bya prolonged
muscular strain into poetry"
THE periodicity of the November meteorit
shower is pretty well established. Tho Rich
mond editors report having seen stars on th
G night of the 18th instant.
n OUR JOIN says that the young ladies
waterfalls must have come down from for
mer generation-that they are manufactures
from the hair looms of ancient families.
THos. j. WALSH, prominent printer, apt
for five years secretary and treasurer of the
National typographical Union of the United
States died at his residence in New York
yesterday morning.
The Collector. Naval Officer, and Surveyor
of the port of New York offer reward o
$500 for the recovery of the body of tho late
Preston King.
WE find the following item in the Norfolk
Post!
FIRB.-The fire last night was q false
alarm.
p. S. We stop the press to announce that
|
AT Government sale of horses in Indian
apolis, on Tuesday, Llewellyn Jones at
tempted to pick George Williamson pocket;
whsreat George knocked his eye out and
mashed his face with blacksmith hammer
CINCINNATI market quotations yesterday:
Flour unchanged. There is better demand
for wheat; old red S2Oj. Small sales ot
mess pork at S32. Hogs inactive. Whisky
very dull, closing at S2.2s.
| THE steamer Greyhound, from Boston for
CharIottetown, Nova Scotia, struck on Bird
Rock Ledges last Monday night, and sunk
Passengers and crew saved. Insured for
500, 900.
FRANK LAwLoR met Ed. Lamb to-day on
the Avenue, when Lawlor said to Lamb,
Are we not having an Indian Summer ~
and Lamb replied, ~ believe we have In,
dians some wher' in town. think they are
: stopping at the National Hotel"
A RUMoR has reached Des Moines, but i,
: generally discredited that Clarks train
numbering about four hundred persons, wa
n attacked by Indians west Of Denver, a few
e weeks since. Persons who passed the pOin
: report that they saw the wreck of larg
y train. 1t is supposed the people were cap
o turcd.
d SOME of the newspapers are discussing tn
IS probabilities of an early general amnesty
Il The re-admission of any insurrectionary Stat
to representation in Congress will operate d
,r general amnesty for all citizens thereof ne
n actually held in durance.
o The cattle plague is diminishing in th
10 midland counties Of England, but increase
/. in Scotland. Its magnitude has been c,
aggerated from the first, as official return
show that only Is, 900 beasts have died, Will
= the number of sound animals imported int
Great Britain shows an excess of 90 900
A JERsEYMAN, who says his countryme
i are iamiliarly known at home as sand Span
J. iards, " sends us a goak which, being ntel
II preted, sets forth that General Fitzpatrick
l. appointment as Chilian Minister is quite aI
10 propriate, as he will be able to speak to tn
d Court like native.
II HOWEVER other people may dread tn
Is cholera, the Madrid thieves seem to have n
10 fear of II, as some of them recently stole tn