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JAcoB THoMPsoN. robel exile sccu.
pies two columns in the New York TrDmms
In vindlcation Of his character. He defends
his action In the matter Of the Indian trust
bonds while member Of BUcHANAN's Cabi.
not, and then, In terms unnecessarily Abu.
sivs Of President JoHNsoN, he reitsrates the
old argument in behalf Of secession. Writing
before he had heard Of JEHY. DAVIS cap.
ture, Mr.. THOMPSON says:
"a purcr patriot, . more conscientiou,
Christian, and a more honorable gentleman
than he, never lived In any age or country.
All he has done has been In obedience 10 the
hehests Of the Sovereign States composing
the Confoderacy. He leaves, II tho power
and cruelty Of his enemies make Il necessary
for him to leave, with the proud conscious.
ness OF having nobly done his whole daty-
More true JOY Marcellus exiied fools,
Than Cesar with senate at his heels
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DuBUUoE, Iowa, May 2Oth.-The property
Of all partners in the distilleries that have
been seized by government, Ia advertised for
sale by the United States colleotor who
attached II. Some time ngo the ds.
heionoy in the tax Of Jaeger a Co. was
about 100000. The penalty doubles the
amount, and the fact Of their not paying il
within 10 days notice adds 10 pcr cent, so
that tho total claim against them now l.
1920, 600, to iiquidate which their property
Is offered foTsalc. The deficiency In the tax
Of Rhomberg 4 Co. IL Sl6I, 900, which, with
penalty and 10 per cent. for non.pay yment,
makes the whole olaim now amount to 1884,
900. 1t Is upon the high wines Of the latter
firm. that StuTges A Sons, Of Chicago have
advanced S350,O0O. Government has seized
these highwines, as we'll as other property OF
the arm but, as Sturg~s 4 Sons have put
In claim for them as their property. Il re.
mains to bo seen whether II will be allowed
or not strong pressure is being brought
TO bear upon the department for this purpose,
both from Chicago and Dubuque. II. Schoddc,
who had small distillory here, has paid his
delinquent tax, and penalty, but his prop.
erty has not yet beCn released.
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TIE Episcopal Church ON the Death
OF Mr.. LineOln.

The annual Diocesan Convention Of the
Episcopal Church in PennsylvAniA began IL,
services In Philadelphia Wednesday. Pro,
fesSor Coppee offered the following resolu.
tions which were adopted:
Whereas IL Is both tho duty and desire Of
this convention 10 place upon It's journal tho
sad record Of the assassination Of tho late
President Of the United States on the 18th
Of April, 1865, and to give public oIprcs.
sion to the sentiment Of Its profound sorrow:
Therefore
ResOlved, That while by his death the ma.
tion has been suddenly bereft Of its hOnOred
trusted, and beloved President, human free.
dom has lost Its greatest and most successful
champion, republican institutions their most
Ioalous representative and defender, and re-.
ligiOus liberty throughout the world AN ard.
snt and powerful friend.
RsSOLrod, That In his tenacious opposition
70 treason in all its forms and wilos, his far.
sighted policy, domestic and foreign, and
last but not least, his morciful and loving
spirit, We soc the manifestation Of tho wis.
dom, Justice, and Christian charity snjoincd
~ tho proper charaetoristies and brightest
ornaments Of those who are In authority,
RsSOiUsd, That We record, as clergyman
and laymen Of the diocese Of Pennsyivania
our adherence Of that foul and namsleSs
orimo by which our President was torn In an
instant from his country, his family, and his
life.
RssolVsd, That We oonads in tho goodness
Of God, which already betOksns that lie will
use this bittor stroke as an instrument for
His glory, and tho welfare and edilying Of
the nation.
RsSoiVsd, That We do most heartily sym.
na Nil h.. Il L
Of the illustrious martyr, and pray that God
will be TO them n merciful father and abiding
comforter.
RsSphVSS, That this preamble and these
resolutions now offered be engrossod and
transmitted 10 Mrs. Lincoln, under the dlrec.
tiOn Of the PrOSidsnt and secretary of the
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Nashville Fuu Of RebeIa-A Spicy Cor
reapondenee.

NASHVILLE, May 2O.--The city is fulI Of
rebels, many of them officers, who are abusive
and defiant. Much abuse Is heaped upon
President johnson and Governor Brownlou.
A rebel colonel was yesterday put In prison
for using threatening language. Last night
after tho Governor retired, n rebel officer
came to his door and demanded adInittance
The guard refused, but he persisted, sNying
that he had urgent private business. Ii was
only by threats Of using the bRyonet that the
guard compelled him to leave. II Is he.
lieved that no meant to assRssinate the G W.
enOr.
A very spicy correspondence has lately
taken place between Governor Brownlow ana
the dsfunet Governor of Tennessee and officers
Of the Bank Of Tennessee, who are now nt
Augusta, Ga. They proposed to bring back
the archives and assets Of the bRnk-their
messages said they had $500, 900 in specie
II they were PRrdoned. Governor Brownlow
replied In . manner from which thsrc will
soon come positive results Of great value,
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house Dr., Mudd vouid pat ne boys Ia NJ,
70 watch. Heard them call the names Of A,ls I's
Smong tbs ms1 %s wb. SgS yi.,,ss nv ~. yoe3s !,
IN the Pines. lie was not very tall slenas, "
don know what bis namo Was. Heard 1, ~ =
Mudd toll bis mai be Was going 70 send ~
gichmJnd. .TlTI-T~f hiAl
Cre+--eNnmlhed saw the men sth.,. =,
summer. t was in warm weather, Th,,, ,
come together aud went away ioRethe,
vers there about week. Their hars., -, ~
the stable. Some were dressed IN bI,,l J,
some In blue. Old Mr.. Boss eams ). =
bousc in the winter.
:. The prosecution was here closed, ex,.,,
to general evidence a v ths eenspirasy.
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ASDRos AND DAVIs--Ths ooinoidonees Of
history are sometimes not only remArkB Bile,
but amusing, If ono we're to attempt par.
allel between the despOtic characters Of
Andres and JEFF. Davis, he would light upon
one of those ludiorous coineidences. ,fhe
caPtors of tho Southern repudiAtor and traitor
reported that he had hastily put on one of
bis wite's dresses and started for the woods
closely followed by our mon, who at 6rst
thought him a woman, but seeing his boots
while running, they suspected his sex at
once, and he was immediately captured In
spite OF petticOat and bowie knife.
During the revolution Of tho seventeenth
century, in New England, brought about by
he tyrannical conduct Of the rapaeious
Governor Andres, that Northern dsspot
tried to escape from the sxAsperated men Of
Boston, aud nearly succeeded. Disguised
in womnn's clothes, he had safely passed two
sentries hut was stopped by n third, who OBJ
served his shoes which he had neglected to
change % PRlhey's New England, 5s3.) }
Verify these boots and shoes are swim tell.
tales and remind one Of the lines in Edward
Moore fable OF THE Spider and the Bee;
But from the hOop's bewiiching ronnd
The very shoe has power 10 wound -
TrN0SnoRorGn, May, 1865. P.R
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Wholesale syyiudIinE Case In SPRING.
neld, IlinOls.

srRISsTiELD, ILL., May 2O.-,A case oI
swindling on wide and extensive scale has
Just beon developed in this city, In which
somo Chicago merchants are considerably
victimiEed. A man named william Rost
has for some months been keeping a dry
goods and notions store in Springfield. on an
obscure street, hut, nevertheless, drove quite
a handsome business on account Of selling ex.
esedingly chenp. A fow days since, s. s.
DcttRnger 4 Co., Of Chicago, sent to bank
ing house here ROSt motto for collection,
whom IL was discovered that William was
non eH iHrsHtHS. Prico, Rosonbath 4 Co,
Of Chicago, and others Of Rosts creditors
took the alarm. and large number of do.
mRnds came pouring in. Rost had shipped
the greater part Of his goods TO some point as
yet unknown, and the creditors arc pro.
foundly disgustod. He must have made n
good thing by tho operation.
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vsHAr WILL THEY rmnx OF IT

n - Nulua
.qI-Tb, a.,ni..,. of m. y..l.. -. -.
go. ,..t...s :. -. - ~. n - a
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.n..v IN ,.v.,., a.,.-nSss, ppsr 'ao
!. "a s,,.hl,,h.a h,m,.,f a, . no,.t ~. \,
could hold The army a.fepdiD~ IN. ,.h.l
capital a. Il were BY the throat while hi,
other combinations in the South ver. b.inV
sxsoutedi after having waited patiently
nearly q wear whilst r,inforcement, u.r,
raised and troops and commanders were sirt.d
out; after having brought about the cuImina-
tiOn Of all his plans and captured Richmond,
the grand priIe Of all the war Of tho rebel.
lion, General GRAM quietly turns aside at
City Point and vsnds his way to Washington,
saying, when asked Why he don't 70 to Rich.
lnond, TINT b must no To the CnnitaI for .
day or two TO put in motion the machinery
for sosding tho troops home, and then must
70 TO New Jersey to SEQ his family! No
triumphh demonstration In Richmond for
him The business Of the army and his do.
nestle relations draw him away from the
ReId Of victory. The couquering hero docs
not considef II worth his while to even look
St the city he has captured.
And thou we heard another Ipstapc. Of
self-Abpesat'on this very week In General
gHERIDAS's refusing TO wait here In Washinv.
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The Henderson Case-An Absent Jury
man Prevents the Trial from Pro-
ceedInR.

NSNuNAks
USrTED STATES CRcUIr CouRr.-B~oys
JHdgcS NcfSOH and BcMcdiei. United
States vs.. Isaac Henderson. the de.
cision OF the judges adversely to the motion
to quAsh the indictment In this case some
evidence was taken late yesterday aftsrneo on.
The trial this morning was delayed on Ae-
count Of the foreman Of the jury, Mr.. Jno. s.
Clapp, being absent. A hne Of S25 was i'm
posed upon him, and an officer dispatched to
the residence Of the absentee In Eleventh
street. At half-past twelve, return was made
that no information could be there obtained
as to his whereabouts. The counsel, after
some deliberRtion, expressed doubts A. to tho
validity OF verdict rendered by eleven
jurors. The hour Of two having arrived, the
Judge ordered recess Of ono hour to be
taken, with the understanding that the court
should then adjourn until Tomorrow morn
ing, " the absent juryman should not turn up.
When the court reAssembled, the deputy
marshals, who had been in search Of the miss
ing foreman, reported that they had visited
his house and place Of business again, but
could get no trace Of him.
1t was then agreed between counsel that II
nc should not appear by tomorrow morning
the case should proceed before eleven Jurors.
The non-NpPoarance Of Mr.. ClRpp, the fore.
man OF the jury, caused considerable excite-
mcnt, and many rumors were AHoat As 10 the
cause OF his mysterious diSRppearAnos. 1t is
generally conceded that some accident has
happened to him, hs he Is q gsntlemaB Of
well-known respectAbility, and would not
Wantonly be guilty Of such an open and hA-
grant contempt Of the court, N. ]. Com.
ARr
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som. Of Our as.sr.I. s.r.a.asd.

Last evening party Of gentlemen waited
upon NJ jor General FRASE BLAIR, at VIII.
lards' with band Of music, and finding that
he was quarterod at the Metropolitan hotel,
they repaired thithsr, where they found not
only General BLAiR but General LooAS,
General HOWARD. Ex-spsaksr GALUsHA A.
GRow, nil ofvhom were called out and made
happy responses to the calls Of tho large
crowd assembled on the occasion.
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Additional Foreign News hy the EdIu-
burUh.

In In. Uonso oC Commo,. NJ Whit. L.J
uiyep motto th,t an IN" IIth % In., ~ ''rI "%
SsL tho Fir,t Io,,I ar IN. T.a'. MS NJ ""u,o
tan, wbstL.r ,Lo a Iio,.r,,,a,,, ~ ui'',o
TO withdraw il" rsco,Uition nS % t%S H,nS' %otIi,S.
r;gbts or ~, 80 -,.II,J r'.ci. 60 '''
sr,,S ''"''''
The tre.tv h.twoor Sn.,n .Dd po "A
bsen rati6s3 n, MaJril and " a .t,,ai s'I "aI "
the pcrnyinn Emhossv =, Nall J rO.,L,,,,h ~
started from that city for Par" with ~ donnl
mani w VI" VIZ" INV ""'u'
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ny THLEaRAPu.
RsvoiutIsa m I.ytI4susss.. Of IN.
Movsmeut. af

BosToS, May 24.-The schooner Pomeua,
Captain Nolinsnx, a. this port brings al
vices from Caps sHaytisn 70 May 10, bs
which we learn thsth political revolution
had taken place on the Island.
The rebels, headed BY Colonel snlnanc,
took possession Of Cape HAytisn. on the 10th
inst, without opposition from the Govern.
msnt troops, and not q gun was fred BY
either party. II was q bloodleSs affair.
The towns Of 0onaivss and 81. Mares had
also been taken by tho rebels, and the people
appeared to Rcquissce In the change. -.
The leader Of the rebellion, Col. salnane,
is the person who attempted to assassinhts
one II Presidents GeGrard's ministers some
months since.
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Col. VINCENT CoLrER, the New York city
agent for the State Of Now York, distributed
900 cards OF invitation, yesterday, extend.
Ing the hospitalities Of that STATE to the sol.
disrs Of oVory State In the Unioni to make
the depot, No. SO Howard stroot, New York,
their temporary lodging place while they are
In that city. .,. ..
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Pre.ldsnt Johnsen,s Iaf. ma ap.,nh..

A work with the above title will be issued
in few weeks from the press Of LirTLE,
BRowS 4 Co, Of Boston. It will be edited
by FRASK MooRE, ESQ.,, editor Of the Rsbei-
lion Record, who is now in this city dill
gently engaged In procuring authenticated
papers from the President for the completion
of his work. The speeches will be revised
by the President.
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A GRAND eub.rn.tor,aI Banau.t.

Tho Governors Of the several States arc to
have social banquet hcrs, ere their departure
from tho Capitol city OF the nation. II will
be happy finale to the srsndost parade and
review the world has ever witnessed.
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From San FFnncIscO-Trtal Of Rebel
Pirates-Msxican EmIgrants stopped.

Pirates--MeIican EmIErants stopped.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 22.-GcnerRl Me
Dowoll has convened military commission
To try the rebel pirates under the command
Of Hogg alias Enson, arrested In November
last, Of Panama, while attempting to seize
the steamer Salvador. They were brought
here on the steam frigate Lancaster several
months ago, and have been confined at Fort
AlcatrnI, In this hRrbor. The proofs Of their
guilt are believed to he irrofragable.
The bark Leonidas, which was about "a
sail for Arizona with four hundred Mexican
eInigrants, and which had two hundred and
sixty-three cnses Of firearms on board, ha,
been detained by the Custom Houss Ruthori.
tics. who have telegrsphed 10 Washington
for instructions In the prsmipea 10 IL sup.
Pesed that the party, consulting mainly oI
Americans, was bound 10 Mexico to help
JuareE. H.r... ... r
Three companies Of the Seventh regiment
OF California volunteers sailed for Arizona
to-day.
The hre at Moore's Flat, on tho 10th, de.
stroyed one-third Of the town. Loss $50, 900.
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THE CoSGRESs SrRSGS AT SARATOGO.-
The title to the celebrated Congress Springs,
at Saratoga, which has been in litigation for
some time past, has been finally adjusted, tho
representatives Of the White and Clark es.
tAtea having accepted an offer of s2l0, 900
for their entire interests in tho spring and
grounds, and the bottling houses. BY this
arrangement the estate Of Mr.. Wm. Il.
White will receive about $3.50, 900, besides
disposing Of VsKRtious and unpleasant liti.
cation.
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SECRETARY SEWARD AND SON.
The Honorable Secretary Of State 10 re-
esivips a select party Of his friends from
abroad this morning. -..
Hon. PRsDERicE W. SEwARD'a health
continues to improve. .. H. ...
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TuERE was man in Richmond last week
who had never heard Of the war lie refused
to allow any discount on State bank notes,
and went home to his care without making
any purchases lie must have been very
poor white.
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The States Of Missouri and Arkansas have
been formed into separate department, and
Major Gen. CuSTER assigned To the command
thereof, under Gen. SHERIDAN.
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THURsDAY:a;u,:,nn.an:a.MAY Is, 1895.
sP on rs.


Persons residiag or being In Washington,
who dssirs passports for travelling abroad,
san obtain the sans, with the least possible
sxPsnss and delay, on psrsSSsi application
~ Tie Department Of State. rmyI-sm
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THB total receipts for the Province Of Nav
brunswtek fOr'l9O4 were 81, liz, 22s. 80, q d
ths expenditures S6t9, ,46s.99. Our city Of
BOSTON can beat that many times.
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MoRE than 5000 barrels Of eggs and a
great quantity ofpoultry have been purchased
~ Montreal since the lst Of May for the
United States markets,
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A GRAND musical festival OF the Handel
aud Haydn Society, In Boston, commenced
Tuesday evening. when seven hundred per.
formers were upon tho stage at one time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

sEvESTEHN thousand balas Of cotton foil
into the hand. Of the Union forces BY the
capture Of Mobile.
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REVIEW OF EANCOCIS'S ARMY.
The splendid army Of HAneOck-the First
Veteran COrps-will be reviewed this after.
noon, at Eve o'clock, at their cAmp-sround in
Maryland, i've miles from tho city. over the
Eastern Branch. ....
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1s~New York and washington sisan
sur COMPANY, foot High street, GeoFgstost'
Steamship EsPtRE is now dlscharging her ram
Slns'gnees will please remove goods WiIli
further notice.
c. p. HoUGHToS. Agsn
Georgetown, May 2J, IsG5-2i
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rrieuu h weed u ThoSg VI
quiring confidential medical assistance shoe
apply to some regular educated physician W
has made certain diseases his special stSd'
such man Is DR., DARBY, who is daily curt.
numbers 81 both sexes, aud every age, who hs'1
been 10 all tho seif-ealled doctors In this ev
and spent valuable time aud money, With y
bensht Until he took charge Of them. His prH1
arc more moderate than those Of mere boAsNal
prelenders, whose ouly purpose IL 10 seees -
unfortunate, aud then advise them, When
almost Zoo lals, 10 apply to him.
Afterwards. IN. DARBY, ..
No 4le seventh street, between D aSs
strNNts. wsEhiugtan city. fele.u
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NEPeOpIc's Telegrhph - New Fir1
CLAss LlSIS, direct to HEw YORK, BosToAI
aud 70 Important points. Washington Oaes
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, 5li Ninth sirr'
lwest side, corner PennsylyRniA Aveuus q
sixth street, under National Hotel, aud cons
Fifteenth and y street. opposite Treasury butF
lug. CHARLES b, MOVES,
lehl6.N Manager Of MAshington pIIirct
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ny TELBGRAPH.

Arrival OF Trsasars frosa AspinSv all.
New YoRE, May 25.-Ths steamer Ariol,
from Aspin~Nn On the 18th With S360, 900 In
treasure, has arrived.
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WLCh LOST--LOST BETWEEN Ih'
y this morning and one clock this Aflsrnoea' I
Check on the First National Bank Of this eiy \
was payable to william Anderson, 9Oth lRdllss
volunteers. ard was numbered o., and ioI y.
sun Of Sl3S. ~. ltVas lost between Tenth Sire
and the Bank. The paymSnt 0f Ihs ChesE D.
been stepped. A liberal roWsTd will bs Pais Y !,
the recovery u the Check on presentation % "
and ? streets. RyaI'r
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Warning and Instruction for Young Msa. ~.
new aud reliable treatment for Diseases Of y
Urinary aud sexual Systems. Sent fres,
sealed envelopes. Address, DR.. J. SKlLLl
houGHToN, Howard Association, PhIladsPhI
Pa. mhSlI I
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~ Calvary baptist Church med
evcIy sabbath In tho Old Trinity Churtl 4
fihh street, between 2 and Louisiana AVC1s'
Service at II A. m, and 7tsp. m. Seats m,
Rev. T'R. Hewlett. pastor. JAalts
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J. W. HARPER, ESQ.,, Of the house OF HAN
PER A BRorHERs, publishers, New York, is
in town during the reviews.
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removed 2SS street, between Twelfth aud Tsf
toenth streets. All Information Of InisrsE I
value to the soldiers Of Now York, or NJ
friends, furnished gratultously upon ApPlissrt
at their new rooms. either In peTson or by IsIsi
No. ss3 = street, between fwelfh and ~
teenth streets. mil -satutA
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THTs Is no GIVE NOTICE, That The -

HIo 10 10 1--WE NOTICE, That Inc =.
a seFlber has obtained from the Orphans CoSn
Na'htnEtou County, I'd the District Of I.
estate Of Albert q. Walton, lais Of Gsorssl0s ,
u. y, deceased. All pcrsoRs having sl,iI' :,
against the said deceased are hereby warnss " !.
exhibit the same, With the vouchers thsreo,,,
asNt; they may otherwise by Law be eEeiaS~
froIn all benefit Of the said estate
1iVsa under my hsad this l6:h day o. NAY
1895 MRS. l.. v 7. wHlToNl
my2j-lGWSNH AdninisirsIn
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BoSToN, May 2j.-The gunboat Tussarora
from Fortress Monroe with Alexander II.
Stevens and Reagan on board arrived below
this morning and anchored in the Narrows.
The rebel party will be lodged in Fort Warren
to-day,
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HorleE -rh Daily National Rspubitean T.
neD rnrHtsAed bv euTfers 10 subserfbrs IN thts
ehb ga1 oeer0aoVn az yNrfv esats per Bsonth.
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The so-callsd Vice President and the
so-called POstmastsr General OF the
so-calIsd G. \. A. ImPrisoned I'm Hort
Warren.