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.NAIIoNM REPUBLICAN.


EAsros, Pa, Dec 1.-The western asx
press train, which left Harrisburg at 3 o,elool
this morning, ran into coal train at Whits
House, N. j., on the New Jersey Central, Al
8 o'clock, killing seven persons, and wound
ing ten or twelve Others
kiIled-R. s. S.chidesey, Of Eastonj Edward
johnson, Of Washington, N. j.; Jas. Tyler,
of Bastop; West Mettler, Of Phillipsburg
Edward Davis, r. Belveditr, and 8. W. Ed
niger, OF CSrpentersviile, N. J.
Wounded william Res, leg broken; Mrs.
Harvey, leg broken; Mrs Harney's child
was also Injured; Andrew 0'Nei, arm
broken W. ", Marsh, OF Sohocley's Noun
tain, and Mr.. strecksl were slightly wounded
about the head, George Walter, Of Newark,
slightly wounded; A. s. Strong, East Hamp
ton, Mass, badly wounded about the head
Mrs. A. 8. Strong, slightly wounded, +. @
Lowthrow, Of Trenton, slightly wounded
Mr.. John +. Suger, Of Clinton, N: j.
wounded In both arms; w.. T. Maris, o
Washington, N. j., injured in the side anS
arms .'.. ."'fags - .l
tstcosD btsfArtH,1 rt-,
EAsros, Dec. THE accident occurred
west OF the White House. As the coal train
was going up the grade, }. broke in half neal
the rear car, and ran back down the grade
and the express train coming around cure,
at full speed, ran into It. The engineer and
fireman jumped of, and were not injured
The FIRST passenger oar ran through the bag
gage car, and all that were killed and wound
ed occupied this car. The other passenger
and sleeping cars were not damaged, d. Ths
killed are horribly mangled, and scarcely
recognizable.
Mrs. Francis, reported from Washington
~ NJ W L fl L.. L.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLIcAN

For the week ending December !, is now
ready, and can be obtained at our counter.
1t contains English Opinion of President
JOHNSON from the London Daiiy Neros,
Letters from New orlsansi "ASDREw JoHS-
soN's Character, " from the Brooklyn Union,
news from all parts of the country, miscella-
nsous poetry, personals, letters from Female
Treasury Clerks, &c, &c. Editorials" Our
Government Detective System "Crueltiss
of American Hospitality, y /" Female Treas
ury olsrlsj'' ',OrganiIatiOn of the Housei'
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In consequence of this fact the price o.
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TO increase the price to meet this unprece
dsnted rise in the price of paper, but hop,
that it will be only temporary, and that WI
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short time.
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SECOND EDITION
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PERSONAL.

I III, NJ N cn,nnx
oe''o'ny oi 'ne ne
poS % NY =, W "'
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49,.
h'S' A. A. AAnDAbt, firs' ASSISTANT
postmaster Ssnsrai' has returned from New
YORK. ... .. -.
IL. q. FAINT, Esq, President Of the First
National Bank Of RichmORd. Va, and Col
LOomis, Commercial Agent Of the Treasury at
Rich nond. arrived in town this morning.
Penny Med. COLLINS, ESQ, Of the Russo.
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"A PRocLAMATIoN.
Whereas By the proclsmstion of the Pros
idOnt of the United States of the hftoenth
day Of September, ono thousand eight hun.
dred and sixty-throe, the privilege OF the
writ Of ha5eas oo,pns was, in certain cases
therein set forth, suspended throughout the
United States; T. h'.ta'
And whereas the reasons for that suspsn-
sion may be regarded as having ceased in
some Of the States and Territories j"
Now, therefore, be it known that I, An.
DREW JoHssoS, President Of the United
States, do hereby proclaim and declare that
the suspension aforesaid, and all other proc.
lsmations and orders 'u'pendins tho privii
lsge Of the writ Of hadeds corpus in tho States
and Territories Of the United States, are re-
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ALL letters relating to the subscription Of, OF
advertising in, the REPUBLICAN, should be ad
dressed to the publishers, as sbove. ' o..
All letters or communications intended for pub.
hoation, or In any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed 10
the editor, as above. e..
Business and other correspondents will greatly
cblige the Publishers and the Editor by comply
Ing with the above suggestion.
To CoRREsPoSDESrs: No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications, Whatever is
attended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writsr-not nscessa-
rily for publication, but as guaranty Of Its good
faith. ...r.
We cannot undsrtaksto to r,turn. rejected COM
municationA -,..-- .1
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JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T m DEE.

JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T II DUE.
We publish the following letter from Col.
WILLLAn II. RussELL, In Response to edi.
total commepss mnde in the RsruBLioAx a.
Tho 2sth instaut, upon m absurd declsrstion
Of the New Hork Tpibnns that because tho
Colonel was q relative and supporter Of
HENRY CLAY, therefore he "of course has
been loyal to the Union throughout" Re-
lationship TO Henry CLAY or any other NOR
tai clay from the South, In those times,
with our light and experience, is no evidence
Of loyalty. We know men who responded TO
the call of Colonel, and wore the eagle In
the last Presidential campaign, who dis
graced the uniform they wore BY the infamous
language they employed against the Govern
ment in their stump-spssches In support Of
McCLELLAs and the copperhead cause. We
learn that one or two Of these Federal
officcrs-we blush to say it-are In this
city to-day defaming Mr.. oRDwAY, Ser.
geant. Of the House Of Repre-.
ssntatives, In order to defeat his reelection
and secure that of another. When we wrote
the editorial referred to above ws had sps.
cial reference to this mode Of warfare upon
an honorable gentleman. We did not intend
70 apply that portion Of our remarks esps-
cially to Colonel RussELb,S Tor We really did
not know how he stood politically. Now We
do know, by his letter below, and wo take
pleasure in publishing Il. We sympathiEs
with any man who ever fell . victim to Kan.
sau tIhordar I'm n, Mas, - As An offeer NJ IN.
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FREEDNEN's APFAIRs AT ALExANDRIA.-
The Superintendent Of Freedmen in Fairfax
county, Va, reports to the Frsedmsn's Bu-
reau this morning that all refugees and
freedmen Of that locality continue to be self
supporting, There are no colonies or camps
where freedmen are congregated, nor has IL
been necessary to provide hospitals for them.
The colored people appear to be anxious to
have their children attend school, and the
superintendent is anxious that schools should
be established at once In that district.
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A WAR SHIP, under the Ottoman Gag, has
appeared for the first time these thirty years
in the roadstead of Algiers, and after cast
ing anchor, has actually fred salute in rec.
ognition of French sovereignty oyer that
quondam fragment of Turk ydom. The
French journals take note Of the fact, and
add that it was only so late as l84S that
Great Britain took exactly the same method
of formally acknowledging the annexation Of
Alcarin.
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sUNDRIEs TO sUNDRIEs.

sUNDRIEs TO sUnDRIEs.
GEN. KrLPArRIck spoke in Boston last
evening. Gov. Andrew presided. b..
II Nswburyport, on Wednesday evening,
Jacob Merrill, a returned soldier, was muir
dered and robbed OF hVe hundred doiiars'
LrrrLEroS TAzEwELL, commonwealth at
torney at Richmond, died suddenly yesterday
morning. l.... "..' s.t .n..'
TIE Colorado returns insure the election
of Gilpin for Governor and Chillioott for
Congress. .r' .... 60
Cot ButKLxI. Of the Overland Teleerapb
oonn.nv ba. arrived at San Pranoisoo' and
r.nor,. sood nrosr.,. Ia
I..c v,rAx,r.au m. f,mou. lion
-, a;.a snda.nIv IN ph;l.d.Inbi. an
w.s..,a,, n. mo, n.,;y. of po.L.lm
NJ
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IN. on".'An'osA ,on,"s n'n D." nv" "ofh
ing anou. h'e hana,ea men, VINO arc em
Pisyed n'sh. anu 'ny fervnins ians ior
oou,'''n go,
good as new ana shippea 10 soon - nhisneu'
THE smallpox has made Its appearance, in
its most alarming form, in Menard county,
Illinois. and the greatest condemnation is felt
-. An. .;,;,.ns Portv cssss ara. ,s.
"'As - -.
ported ~ % n'ns"' A'oH'' '''"s' u "'ou'
200 Inhabitants .,-..
QUIBBLE, on hearing 1t remarked, in dis
cussion Of certain faots In ancient history,
that Noah made the ark Of Gopher tcOod, "
said Immediately that Noah made the an
tediluvians go for rood" to build 1t with.
CIV. WARREN has been nominated by
the Democrats for tho Office Of Mayor oi
Boston. This nomination has been concurred
in by the workingmen and Citizens Com
mittee. +. W. Lincoln Is the Union candi'
date for reelection.
IT Is automatically stated In Macon, Ga,
that Hon. Robert Toombs, who has been con
cealed for months in one Of the adjacent
counties, has sludsd his pursuers, escaped
across the country, and made his safe e1i,
from the port Of New Orleans for foreign
parts.
THr Union State Committee Of Pennsyl
yania yesterday adopted the following:
Resolred, That the principles enuncistec
a. W asnings9n n ro,sa uno PsVS ,p,s Sns.I.r ~ ~,
Uo ~ nrI,.nrsssnta ai;vss az tha ITn;tci
States. meets the hearty concurrence Of tn,
loyal people Of Pspnsylyania.
A rIsur-nopE dancer from Fishville
named T N. Huntlsy, under twenty years o
age, lost his life at Wilmington, N. G., oil
the gath ult., while in the act Of performing
He Is said to have shown nervousness ant
lf-distrust, yet psrsevsred, and whom nearl,
across upon the rope the unhappy youth fell
and was terribly mutilated, dying immedi
ately. His experience was unequal to hi
undertaking. s-
ARsyIsroN of the tables giving the resul
of the Official canvass Of the votes cast in tn
New Jersey State election, shows Mr.. " ard
majority to be 2, 789. In 1859 Parker's ma
iority was IA, 597, and In 1864 the Mcclellan
electors were elected by o majority Of 1901
The Union gain over last year is 10, 900, an
the gain over 1862 Is II, 3s6.
Tux rsporter and correspondents and ID
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The Presidont's Opinion Of North Car
Olina Politics.

The Raleigh Standard, ofWednesday, con-
tains the following
"Goy. Holden has received the following
telegram from the President, which is laid
before the public for information:
"'WAsHIEsToN, November "a, 1850
"Hon, ", W. Holden, PrOUisiOnaI Governor:
"'Accept my thanks for the noble and efa
cient manner in which you have discharged
your duty as Provisional Governor. You
will be sustained by the Government.
"' The results Of the recent elections in
North Carolina have greatly damaged the
prospects Of the State In the restoration Of
itsgoyernmental relations. Should the action
and the spirit Of the Legislature be in the
came direction, il will greatly increase the
mischief already done, and might be fatal.
"'lt Ia hoped the action and spirit mani.
tested by The Legislature will be so directed
as rather to repair than increase the difhcul.
ties under which the State has already placed
itself. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States #"
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MEETING or COLONEL MHS.--Tbe third
meeting Of the Civil Rights Association was held
In Bbeuerer church last evening, and was opened
with singing, and prayer by A. II. Parry, chair
man Of the Association, Fifth ward after which,
Mr.. J. y. Cook stated the object OF the meeting,
and the memorial was read, aud thirty five sig-
natures were added 70 fhe list. Mr. A. II. Parry
made very spirited address; followed by Mr..
NJ. Sinner, from the Sixth ward. Mr.. u. Atkins
also made few remarks on moral elevation, and
endorsed the sentiment Of tho memorial Mr.. N.
w, Evans was called for, and made some very
impressive remarks also, Mt. James n. schure-
man wHs called ON, and made . brief but very
Interesting speech. After which, the meeting
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his ssss. TfTfsVTfTNTTTTTT
The hrst business being the election Of Pres
ident, In place Of Mr.. Gideon, Mr. sayles J.
Bowen was sanHnifnously elected President Of tbs
Board. ,,.,..... .,.L ..,Ft ....-.....
On taking the chair Mr.. Bowen returned his
thanks 10 the members for the honor conferred
upon him. He felt grauhed thai his course Of
sctiop had 80 far met their approved a. 10 induce
them 10 select him a. their presiding ofaoer.
The following appointments were made:
John Lynch, Ia the First precinct, vice Isaac
Thomas burns, Tenth precinct, vice James G.
J. II. whitsmors, sixth precinct, vice J. NJ.
Maxwell.
Joseph B.. wailing was promoted to rounds
man in the Seventh precinct, vice A. NJ Howard,
transferred, 20.
The hour Of meeting was changed frcn- 10 2
o'clock and the meeting adjourned.
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LATE adyices from St. JOIN -, ap.
prise us Of the death of ChiefJusfics Parker,
who was one of the most highly all~ deservedly
respected public men in that province. HiI
death causes an impOrta. vacancy in the
judiciary Of the province, Oil which may
lead to political consequences of some mo-
mant "
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IsFAsrIcpE.-Lastn night, about eight and
q half o'clock, while several lads were playing
on Massachusetts avenue, between Fourth and
Fifth, streets, they found small box contsining
the body Of . muiatto infant. The boys took the
box TO the, station house, and Coroner Wood
ward held an inquest this morning.
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wooDsHoLE, Dec. 1.-The steamer City
of Bath, from New York for Boston, sunk in
Tarpaulin cove. The captain has gone to
Boston. Wreckers have gone to her assist
ance. 80. "a t..
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Burglary-one OF the Burglars Kined

WORCESTER, Dec. 1.-The railroad depot
at Medford, Mass, was broken into last
night and the safe blown open and robbed OF
one hundred dollars. One Of the burglars
was found on the floor this morning, with
his skull fractured by piece of iron blown
from the safe. He cannot live. He has not
been identified, nor have any traces Of his
aocomplices been discovered.
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Tx the shooting excursion lately made by
the Emperor at Versailles, 1915 head Of game
were killed. 233 by his Majesty, lao by the
Prince dc Ia Moskowa, lS9 by the Marquis
do 10 Valette, &c. +'.-tv EaA "
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Death Of an Old Jurist--Funeral o.
General Keuton. rgrrF.

CINCINNATI, Dec, Judge Searicne, one
Of the oldest judges in the State, died at
GAINESVILLE this morning.
The remains Of Gen. Simon Kenton, the
pioneer of Ohio, were reinterred at Urbana
yesterday. The ceremonies were witnessed
by a large number Of citizens from oil parts
Of the State. .. ...t-"
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SUSPICIOUS t0HARAorER.-James Young,
alias Patrick MoDermiek, boy about fifteen
last night BY Sergeant Ecklof for an attempt TO
steal He wss foond under the counter Of the
store Of Mrs Decker, on Pifth street, between
and g. This morning hs was turned over to su-
perintendent Richards BB'a . ..H....
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We HAVE RECEIVED from HUDSON TAY-
LoR, 334 Pennsylvania avenue, the Eiin.
burgh Review for October, we'll laden with
good reading.
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THANKsGIVING BALL.
IRST GRAND BALL

FIRST GRAND BALL
OF THE
wAsHINGToN DISTRICT NATIONAL TELE'
30 vs| GRAPH UNION .u
VIII be given at Matini'a Assembly Rooms IA
street, between Ninth and Tenth) on
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER
Tickets eau only be obtained At the telegraph Ia
Offices The committee guGrAntesto to make thlS
THE BEST BALL or TUE SEASON,
No pains having been spared, 10 make y 70.
shSrehS Aasir Eskets' " ia ael'"
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec, The jury in tho
case of Mary Ridley, charged with. the muir
der of Joseph Lims, this morning returned .
verdict Of guilty of murder in the second
degree
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Gov. Hahn's Speech.

We shall print tomorrow the speech dc.
livered by Hon. MICHAEL HAHN, of Louisi-
ana, before the Equal Suffrage Association Of
this city. Send in your orders. 80 ..
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SELLING LIouoR.-Marion Bell was arrest
Cd this morning by onicer Brewer, for selling
fauor to soldiers and selling without license.
Justice Walter nned him $40 In each case, which
he paid - ....l l.H'L ALA aNN -I.L
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New York, December l.-Cotton dull at
81 cents. Flour declined from 5a10 cents.
Southern $9.55a9.75. Wheat quiet. Corn
dull. Beef. steady. Pork firm. Whisky dull
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HaIlaran were arrested yesterday morning By
0lheers Barker and Gibson, Of the Tenth precinct,
for robbing John Dolau, . private Of the 4th
United States artillery, on duty at the War De-
Givens, on Four apd -a-half street, Justice
Handy ssnt them 10 jail for court. The money
vas not recovered p. .r. .Hr ..
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IsHow NE WHO mas BEEN ENGAGED IN

gTsF HoW HoNspyRISIEs N NM VIII HIs HIN IN
UPON OUR FLAG, WHO HAS GIVEN IN
srRUcrioNs TO TAKE OUR FORTS, AND Gus
TON HOUSES, AND ARsBNALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW YoUATRAIToR.
STATES, WOULD DO AS THOMAS JEFFER.
SON DID IN 1905, WITH AARON BURR. !
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, ~
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
ETBRH4L GOD W0ULD EXECUTE
rHBM - ANDkEw JoHssoE, fn the United
Bfdfss Ssnnte-Mareh ID. 1851.
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Oneial order for Closing nc oId

CapitOi FFiSVhs t
The fonewing Is Gen. AveuR's order for
closing The Attain Of the Old Capitorprison. II
willbe observed that this is in aceordanoe
viii the announoement made IN the second
edition Of the REPUBLICAN yesterday:
Special orders, No. 2e6. -.
HEADauARrERs DEP'r OF wAsHISaros,
z-szs--sw wksHSoros, d. o., Nov. 30, lsso.-
Extract,
- N cd
4. Under instructions from the War De.
partment, the Old Capitol prison Is hereby
discontinued - and the buildings will be
TUNED over to the Office Of the Quartermas.
tsr's Department, on whose rolls they are
borne. All prisoners now there confined,
will bs turned over, with the necessary pa.
pers In their cases, TO the Commandant Of
Fort whipple, w., for confinement at that
post. Such Of the prisoners as are In hospi.
tai, and not able to be moved, will be 70.
ported To the Medical Director for treatment
In general hospital. All commissioned ON
GERS and enlisted men on detail at the prison,
win bs at once relieved, and returned to
their proper companies. 49,
All citizen employees will be at once dis
charged. -. -. l.eL
BY command Of Maj. Gen. 9. 9. AueuR
J. II. TAYLOR,
. Assistant Adiutsnt General.
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Union Congregational Caucus.

Union ConSreshtonni Cnucus'
A caucus Of the Union members Of the
House Of ofRepresentatives will be held in the
hall of the House OF O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the I'd inst.
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Tue Office Of the United States Telegraph
Company at Richmond was opened this morn.
ing.
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POLICE CoMMIssiOsERs.---The Board Of
Metropolitan Police Commissioners met ysAter-
day afternoon at their rooms on Tenth street,
when Mr., Samuel NoTment, the pew member in
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nS- singing SCHOOL, v: A.. Mes

formerly teacher Of vocal music In me Norma. sa
institute'' in Illinois,) will conn uehce course
OF Instruction In Vocal Music, at me ns s
Baptist Church, on Fifth street, betwe, =" a1a
on FRIDAY evening, December 4. Car, y.
mission to the course Of twelve lesson y 70 DO
given on Friday evening % each week, till so a :.
pleted. Terms for the course; Gentlemen s''
ladies' A I-71.7T W 's... t|.r nov22-2w
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Az-The Ladies' Mite Society o. Ry land
Chapel viii hold . Festival at Potomac Hal,
corner Of Maryland avenue and llth st., Island,
| commencing MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 20, 1850.
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1ho Reconstrsuctton - Or

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will meet at their rooms, southwest corner Of
Pennsyivania avenue and Sixth street, on MON
DAY EVENING, Deee mber 4, at X o'clock.
dsJ3t IIti r. B. MOHUN, Secretary.