Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-19
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The Richmond Court of Cancellation has
been abolished.
REV Mr.. sPuRoEoS repudi~es the Mil.
lerite faith. .rF' ~
THE Fenian brethren generally approve
Had Centre Stephens reconstruction policy.
THE Canadian bank agencies west Of To
ronto have removed all their specie to safe
points eastward.
CORNELIUS CoLE has been elected to the
United States Senate from California to sue
ceed Mr.. McDougall. a
MORO for the Fenian Headquarters: Be.
hold how these brethren love one another.
Mr.. B. ROBINSON, a North Carolinian, has
come to grief-which is the Provost Mar.
shal's ofice-by reason Of seditious writing.
The death of King Leopold, of Belgium,
will lead to some complications in European
politics.
TIE North Carolina Legislature adjourned
yesterday. No law was enacted, nor was
even bill offered, for the government and
protection of freedmen.
The disbursements of the Depot Quarter
masters office in Baltimore, under tho direc-
tion of Col. R. NJ. Newport, amounted to
over eight millions Of dollars last year.
AT the American banquet in Paris on
Thanksgiving day, Minister Bigelow ex-
pressed very pacific sentiments, and General
schofeld proposed as a toast, "Friendship
between France and the United Sta tes."
SOME unknown desperate attempted to
break tho bank in the Kursaal, BY putting a
lighted bombshell under the. rougs-st-noir
table.
MEXICAN correspondents set forth that the
of General Logan as Minister to
the Republic, and General Grants repeated
declarations on Mexican affairs, have caused
much ferment in the Empire.
A PROVIDENCE MAN wanted the city to pay
him $500 for injuries received while passing
one of the streets, but the city PREFER cd to
go to law about it, and jury has just
awarded the injured man $500. o..
IT is reported in Paris that the rather
young lady, Mrs. Ehrlan-
ger, nee Slidell, no longer clcaves to her
husband, but finds an asylum from welded
woe at her fathers house.
IT is stated that card Of Mr.. James Ste
vens was dropped into the letter-box Of tho
Right Honorable the Attorney General on
the morning after the great Head Centres
escape from Jail
The New York Citizen says: journal
ism is rapidly becoming the great profession.
In some of the rural towns men are badly
paid, but there Is no writer Of marked ability
IN New York who cannot command at least
i've thousand dollars q year"
The director of the mint has made for the
of the Treasury specimens of dou-
de eagles, eagles, half eagles, dollars, halves
md quarters, bearing the motto, "1n God
We Trust" The Secretary approves the de-
'igns, and the coins named made hereafter
will bear this legend. Tho smaller coins do
,ot afford room for tho words.
G. C. DANE, of Newburyport, has been
,lected Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge Of
assachusetts; Gen. VIM. Sutton, Senior
irand Warden; Wyzeman Marshall, Junior
}rand Warden; John Mcclellan. Grand Treas
lrer; and Charles W. Moore, Grand Record.
ng Secretary.
THE old United States frigate St. Law
ence, which for q long time has been naval
ordnance sip at Norfolk, has been put out
# commission, and her stores transferred to
he frigate Constellation. The former com.
nander of the St. Lawrence, Captain Lynch,
S ordered to report for duty at Philadelphia.
TIE Atlantic Monthly for January, ad-
'ance copies of which have been received,
contains contributions from Hawthorne,
Bryant, Bayard Taylor, Trowbridge, Long
elbow, Anne M. Brewster, Donald G. Mitch
III, ii. Rice, Gail Hamilton, Harriet Beecher
Stowe, Charles Reade, and the author of
' Life In the Iron Mills" The outward ap-
9earauce of the Magazine is much improved.
GEN. JOHN EATON, late Superintendent Of
he Freedmen's Bureau for the District Of Co.
umbia and several counties situated in Vir-
yinia and Maryland, has resigned his posi-
ion, and proposes to establish in Memphis,
Tennessee, a loyal journal, in opposition to
he rebel sheets of that city, to be called the
Memphis Post. The General intends to make
his paper the organ Of the loyalists of the
State, and will use his utmost exertions to
Iesuscitate the Unionism Of the Southwest.
AT public dinner in Edinburgh, Pro.
lessor Blackie told the following story: "a