Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-23
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VI
Pa, on Wednesday.
THE California Senate passed the Pacific
railroad land grant on the 2lst, -
DURING the week 4, 900 European immi-
grants have arrived in New York
The Kentucky House of Representatives
has adjourned over till the 10th Of January.
PHILP 4 soLoNoNs have received Har.
per'S Magazine for January, a particularly
iine number of this favorite periodical.
THE North river is frozen across to Albany,
but the ferry boats manage to crush their
way through.
A MERCHANT named Westheld, of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, was frozen to death near Boone,
on the 18th.
Hon. JoHS BraELow, who was appointed
ad interim Minister to France, has been nom-
mated by the President for confirmation.
FURTHER seizures Of arms on the frontier
have been made by the Canadian authorities
on suspicion that they were intended for the
Fenians.
They are having big 6ght with Zero out
West. The railroads in Minnesota have dis.
continued their trains temporarily on account
of the extreme cold.
CANvAs-BAcK Ducks have been selling for
seven dollars pair nt Havre de Grace-all
on account Of the feeding ground of the wild
fowl at the head of Chesapeake Bny being
covered with ice.
THE members of the Tunisian embassy
lately in this country arrived in Paris on the
9th inst. They told the Parisians that they
had delightful visit in this country.
The steamer Indian River, belonging to n
New York fishing company, went ashore at
the mouth of Indian river, Florida, on the
81 inst. The vessel and cargo were lost, but
all hands were saved.
The schooner Mary A., of Baltimore for
Richmond, was towed into Edgartown, Mass,
by the steamer Monobassett yesterday. A
large steamer is sunk between Rigs Light
and No Mans Land.
We learn from st. Louis that heavy
snow has fallen on the Plains. Over twenty
trains nre bound at different points,
and large numbers of animals are dying from
cold and starvation.
IT Is reported that new limo Of steamers
from San Francisco to Oregon is to be estab-
lished, composed of the Montana, now in
port, and the Lookout, due from Bath,
Maine, at San Francisco.
SINCE the repeal Of the paper duties in
Belgium, the paper mills of that country
have increased from four to forty, and their
production to twenty thousand tons annually,
which is chiefly exported to England, France
and this country.
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bui,d naxt ss,son an o,,.ro horsa or .,r,o
with n stage capable of accom-.
modating between two and three hundred
performers.
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n ouarrsl in ,boir rasn.o,;va ,.w.,.n.r.
about the onara ,omn.nv On. or;,;.
charges his no;rbbo, with isno-.ncs or Ar.
art divine, Will. the other afirms that his
opponent knows no more about music than a
COW does about algebra. ..-- .-
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J. G. Smith. of New York. was elected pres.
ident, with a list of vice presidents and a
board of managers. B.F. Ives, of Auburn,
was chosen corresponding secretary. and Rev,
W. Z. Knox, of Rome. chairman of the OK.
eeutiye committee
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