Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-21
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A FOREIGN vessel, loaded with German
emigrants, arrived at New Orleans n few
days ago, the first for several years.
TIE lumbermen of Maine are rejoiced by
the fact that the snow is already Is inches
deep in the Aroostook woods.
The term Bull and Bear among the Wal
street brokers, New York, has been changed
to "Bull dog" and "Prairic dog. Boston
Post.
HoNoLuLu dates to the 9th Of October arc
received. Il. G. Wylie, the Foreign Minis
ter of Affairs, died on the 10th of October
A second coolie vessel had arrived at Homo.
lulu, bringing two hundred and seventy
Chinese coolies.
ELIJAH JOHNSON, James Brown and John
Davis convicted of highway robbery, al
Boston, by the garroting process, were on
Saturday sentenced to fifteen years impris.
onmont each in the State prison.
TIE great sale Of Government mules still
continues at Springfield, Illinois. About
900 have already been sold, at prices slightly
over 500 per head. Nearly 200 mules and
800 old horses yet remain to be sold.
A LIruoGRAPHiC STONE, equal in all re.
spects to the famous stone found in Bavaria,
has been discovered in st. Louis county II
is said that this stone is found nowhere else
in the country.
THRouGH TICKETS to New Orleans from
Memphis, over the jackson Railroad, are
sold in Memphis. The connection is com
plete via Grand Junction.
AT MEMPHIS, Tennessee, on Tuesday last,
John T. Creighton charged with tho murder
of VIM Mccormick, underwent an examina,
tion before Judge Jones, who, upon the evi.
dence elected held the accused to bail in the
sum of $40, 900 for his appearance at the
criminal court from day to day, to answer
the charge in the indictment.
Gov. JOHN N. GOODWIN has been elected
delegate to Congress from the Territory oil
Arizona the result of the election being
Goodwin, 7l3; Judge Joseph p. Allyn, 1885,
Charles D. POston, late delegate, 26l-a
total of l, 1850 votes for the Territory. Mr.
Goodwin was formerly member of Congress
| from Maine
A GOOD STORY is told of recent smash-ur
on a Western railroad. A soldier who, in
coming from Baltimore to Rock Island, had
met with four accidents, was on this occasion
in tho car that completely turned over. Max,
ing his way through window, and gaining
an upright position, he looked around him
and coOlIy inquired "What station is this?'
EVERYTHING is going on finely in Syria,
since the cholera left the country. Trade has
resumed its old activity, business of all kinds
is brisk, and the local railway works are
pushed forward. Reschid Pasha, the Gov,
crnor General of Smyrna has won tho appro'
baton Of all by his general conduct during
the epidemic. He has been highly rewarded
by the Sultan.
A POOR farmer, named Condor, in Ireland
and paying about fifteen pounds 9
year rent has just come in for an unexpected
fortune His aunt, who some four-and thirty
years ago was the proprietor of tavern in
Clonmei, died recently in Australia, and left
to Condor n sum of three thousand five hun,
dred pounds, and a property realizing -four
hundred pounds year.
ABouT three o'clock, on the morning of the
| I4th instant two disguised men entered the
Office of the "WhRt Cheer House." San
francisco, where only one clerk was in charge
Thoy knocked him senseless by blow on the
head took koy from his pocket, opened the
safe and robbed it of twenty thousand dol.
lars in gold. The robbers then escaped un.
molested, and no track Of them has yet been
discovered