Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22
sUNDRIEs TO sUNDRlEs.

Col. CHIrNAN, late Judge Advocate Of The
Wirz Military Commission, has resigned.
The inrante of Portugal has twenty-eight
names and the title Of Duke.
PEOPLE behind the times should be fed on
ketehup.-Lou. Jour.
GEN. PALMER has been indicted in Louis
vile for enticing slaves to leave their masters.
IT Is ESTIMATED that $40, 900 worth Of
goods are daily smuggled into Detroit from
Canada.
THE Pacific Railroad bonds issued by the
Government will be received as security for
currency issued to National Banks.
THE two verbs invented by the Associated
Press telegraphers last week were even worse
than usual-'jailed" and ''suicided."
IT may be all right, but it is rather hard on
Colonel Dudley, that the Memphis APPEAL
lauds him.
In Madison county Alabama, Frank B.
Gurley, the murderer of Gen. McCook, has
been elected sheriff. by Sls majority over
Col. Cullart, of the 4th loyal Alabama.
J. R. KELso member of Congress for Mis-
souri,, has trimmed his beard, having fulfilled
his vow of killing with his own hand twenty
Eve bushwhackers.
We print on the first page Of to-dHy's pa
per-fer6otim et Meratim, as received-a
note from a clcrkess-if that be the proper
word-and we shall print some more to-mor-
row.
The Tammanyites have nominated John
T. Hoffman for Mayor, and Richard 0'Gor.
man for Corporation Counsel of New York.
Light ahead.
COLORADO election returns, SO far as re-
ceived indicate the election of Gilpin for
Governor, Chillicott for Congress, and the
entire Union administration ticket.
THERE is no stone over the remains Of
Leigh Hunt, in Kensal Green, and Mr.. S. C.
Hall, of the Art Journal is getting up a
subscription to provide one.
Hon LUKE p. POLAND, of st. Johnsbury,
has been appointed United States Senator
by Governor Dillingham;, of Vermont, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Sen
ator Collamer.
Ma. THOMAS Francis MEAGHER is un.
dOubtedly "in town in the sense that he
is all right, and doing well-but he is not in
this town, as is represented in dispatch to
the New York Herald.
THE tree which shaded Robert f. Lee whom
he threw up the sponge has entirely disap-
peared, and a Richmond paper is afraid the
oNa al ha hnIa IN Hpht ~
roots were formerly imbedded.
SPEAKING of Growers theatre, the distin-
guished theatrical critic Of n morning CO.
says: "Tho late hour at which
the performances close is deplorablc.' We
were not aware that one hour is more de-
plorable than another. Why should we de-
ploro twelve o'clock?
THE house of Mrs. General Wadsworth, in
the village of Geneseo, was burglariously en-
tered some time during the night of Thurs
day, and about one hundred dollars belong.
ing to Mrs. Vim. Wadsworth, stolen there
from. Nothing else has been missed, the
burglar or burglars evidently having been
frightened away in the midst Of their search
for valuables.
The Richmond Sentinel says: 'It is n great
mistake that the South is in n condition tC
bear up under severity of treatment On the
contrary, she needs tender nursing; and
without it she will be of but little value tC
any one for long time.
If, asks the Saturday Press, Brigham
Young's one hundred wives favor their lord
with curtain lectures, what, oh what must be
the nature of ''YOung's Night Thoughts p
Sin of the eight officers of the Shenandoah
were educated in the United States Nava
Academy.
TnUs the Jackson Miss Clarion "W,
think it is clear that there is no way by
which We can be restored to Congress, mill
tary domination superseded by civil au
thority, order and industry established, the
resources of the country developed, but il
our cordial and earnest support Of the pro
gramme for restoration laid down by Presi
dent Johnson
Tue new Herald newspaper building in
New York will have one very distinctive fea
ture. twenty-five sleeping apartments ar,
10 DO lurhlsheu the reporters ana edltOfs
and they will be required to remain in th'
Office night and day when not on duty-s
says an exchange newspaper. It is to b.
hoped that the prison accommodations 70
the poor devils will be tOlerably comfortable
Hon. AND REV. IL. W. IhLLIARp, of Ala
bama, has turned up again. as writer D
letters to the newspapers on political sub
jeets If thore is one man in Ala bnma who's,
political opinions are of lsss consequenc
than those of any other Albanian, his nan
is II, W. Hilliard-honorable, reverend
brigadier, and, according to his own adver
tisement, pardon broker
Subscriptions have been opened at Nicks
burg for the relief of the wife and rbildre
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