Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-16
sUNDRIEs TO sUNDRIEs.

SUNDHIES TO BUNDRIES.
" TRUrH dwells at tho bottom Of well, Il
is pretty certain that the Philadelphis news
manufacturers were not born to be drowned.
THE New Orleans Pieayuns has story
about 'the war of the President on the Radi-
calls" The clash of resounding arms is not
heard this way.
NEW ORLEANS papers rejoice that on the
4th instant the first through trip on the New
Orleans and Jackson railway since MANS.
FIELD LOWELL ran his express train-April
S0th, 1s62-was successfully accomplished.
TIE New York Nep, is making haste to
get of tho Union platform, before 1t gets
kicked of. But the World appears to have
less delicacy.
THERE is maxim among lawyers that he
who tries his own case has q fool for q client;
and EMERSON ErHERIDeE defends himself at
Columbus, Kentucky, and pleads to the ju-
risdiction Of the military commission.
liz FIFrY.Two COUNTIES Of Pennsylvania
the Union majority is 1900. The remain
ing twenty -four counties will give from 5, 900
to 1000 additional. The Unionists will have
two thirds Of both branches of the Legisla-
ture. These majorities are sufficient answer
to those Republicans in that State who have
been trying the policy of repression.
TIE Pennsylvania Central railroad reports
a large bill of mortality on Saturday. An
axle was broken as the day eastern express
train was approaching Lancaster Eight
persons were killed outright, and ono died
an hour later. They were Mrs. BARR, wife
o; Jos. BARR, of Pittsburg Surveyor Gen.
eral Of the State: SARAH WILLErT, Of New
Cumberland, Pennsylvaniai Col. WM. BUT
LER and wife, Of Philadelphia; W. II. Bur
LER, clerk in Surveyor Generals otfcei Mrs.
GErrA, Of Milwaukee, one lady unknown
and two young girls, apparently German
mother and two daughters. Captain ISAAC
MoYrArr, Of Philadelphia, was severely in
jured.
By THE Nova SCOTIA, at Farther Point
yesterday, from Liverpool October Q, we
learn that the holders Of old bonds Of the
seeded States, upon which the interest has
not been paid for some time past, are willing
to enter into an arrangement to fund the
arrearages. and have held meeting to pro.
mote that object. Fenian arrests continue.
All the prisoners arrested in Dublin have
been held for trial for high treason. Mr..
Gladstone, Mr. Laird, Evelyn Ashley, and
Mr.. Rodout, of the Morning Post, deny that
they were interested in the Confederate loan
There is yet room for argument in that case,
however.
Mr.. PALMERsToN, who is said to be q sort
Of general injecting agent Of the Government
at New Orleans, is reported to regard the
Freedmen's Bureau as an unnecessary bun
den to the Government.
Gov. WELLS, Of Louisiana, protests against
the order Of the Provost Marshal General to
strike from the registry Of voters all those
who registered themselves as enemies Of the
United States after President LEooLN's
amnesty proclamation.
From Japan.-Great Floods.-And the
Great Tycoon is going to suppress the rebel
liouS Prince CRosIA.
By the late fire at Memphis the Govern.
ment lost l. 500 bales of cotton. The watch.
man vas n little ,iubt
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Rals;ob cot ahead If II in s,.rtirr n Nation.
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