Daily national Republican., 1865-03-25

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RxCuRsIoNIs Fs YROM BAvAN-
NAtl.
Ths ssns,oriai party whieh len hero some
days biass for TIE spufposseIt VI lIIlrg savannah
and harlsston, RETURNED a Ma Nv this nom.
Ing II o'oloekon the stta1tf ~ Of Hudsnn.
me following fsntiemsn and Isdlsa vent 70
New Yerk on tie Fuuon esnatet orimss and
lady, senator Trumbuii and LADY, mr.. and
mrs. W. D. Dinsmofe, Hon. y. A. Pike, Miss
Mary Fotts, Miss Augusta Fotts, Miss Ella
L. Childa. ThS party left Savannah on the
morning Of the asd, on the steamer Fuiton.
Those coming 10 wAshicgton were trans
fsrrsd 70 the steamer City OF Hudson at
Fortress Monroe. The Fulton was out IN the
blow Of the R1d, but austainsd no injury.
speaking OF their arrival ~ sAvannSh, the
Daily Hsraid, Of the aust, says:
The party consists Of about atty or sixty
people, tho gentlemen bsirg N ny Of them
members OF 6onSrsss, both the Upper and
Lower Houses being represented. There are
also humber Of ex-msmbers Of the Cabinet
and Honorable gentlemen Who have held and
do hold other eminent positions, aud still are
not Copressmev. Tho fairer half Of the rarty
consists OF the wives OF some Of the honor
Able Congrcssmsn, the Daughters and nieees
OF others, Asd other ladies well known In the
higher circles OF Washington society. Among
them are two nieeos OF Msjor General W. 7.
sherman, who had . very natural desire 10
beho d In the Department OF the south on
which he had 90 thoroughly Impressed his
sisn-manuAl, the records Of his grim handk
work.
The full list OF these, our eliy's guests, Il
| appended. We also give for the informAiion
Of our readers who may not have borne these
facts In mind, the political status Of each, and
the state from v uhieh he halls. No preeedsnee
| Of rank was observed in the dlssmbarkAtion,
but, ~ the little stsamboat drew up 10 the
dock Al the foot Of Drayton street, the party
hastened ashore, eager 70 see Whatever sights
might be before them.
The record Of names 10 - follows:
sENAIoRs--Hou. L. v. 9. Foster, Conuseti-
cut, Hon. Lott N. Morrill,, Maine, Hon. solo
mon Foote, Vermont, Hon. James n. Doolit-
tie, Wisconsin II q. lanes W. Grimes, Iowa,
Hon. Lyman Trumbuil, M, Hon. John shsr.
man, Ohio, Hon. BE Wade, Ohio, Hoo. Alex
Ramsey, Minnesota III On. Mr.. Norton, Mime
soto.
REPhEsENTATivIs-Hon '. A. Pike, Maine
Hon. JuG,in s. Morrill,, vsrmontj Hon. A. W
Clark, New York.
LADIIs, AND GEETLEnEN wfTH LADIES. :
Mrs. Foote, two Misses FootS, Mrs wAd
Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Hulburt, Mrs, Foster, mis
LapmAn, Mrs. EAmIsy Miss Morrill,, Mis-
Thomas, Mrs. and Mas DOolittls, Mrs. Ant
Miss Pike, Mis- Cameron, Mrs. TIumbuli
Miss BlAiri Judge Lorins, Of the U. &, Court
OF Claims, and two dAuEhtsrsj Miss Sherman
and Miss wilcox, nisees Of Gen. W. 7. sher
mani Mr.. Dlnsmore, Presiesnt u Adams EE
press Company, and Mrs. DiNsmotej Mr.. 5. p
Brown, Naval Agent, aud MrL Brown, Wash
ingtop, d. C.I Gen. Dewitt G. Clark, Exeeu
tive Clerk U. 8. Senate, Mr.. Morton MeMieh
asl, Philadelphia, Publisher North American
Mt. J. d. Foil and wife, PhilAdSlphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parsons, OhioI bir. Cowan, Penn, Gen
simon Cameron, late Secretary Of War, Ex
Senator Preston King, New York; Major
Bstohelor and vile; Mrs. Grimes; Miss Nellie
McMichasl, daughter OF Hoo. Merton Mo.
Michael.
The distius suished persons LEFT Charleston
last evening, and the passage was very pleas.
ant.