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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

Previous To the adjournment OF Congress
the reporters and correspondents occupy.
ing the reporters gallery, In tho House,
united, without distinction OF party, In q
letter 70 Speaker Collar, as an honored
journalist, expressive OF their qualification
With the courtesy, dignity and ability
which ho exhibited in tho discharge of the
important duties Of the Chair, while at the
same time they appreciated not loSs the
virtues which sdorn his private life.
The Speaker made brief reply To thos,
whom he addressed as brethren Of tho
press, placing a high estimate on thell
voluntary compliment, especially as they
had been impartial and constant observers
Of his conduct.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
Extracts from soutnsra Pspsru.


tFrom the n ohmond DispdiCh, Msreh Al
Everything remains quiet on the Rich
mond aud Petersburg lines. Some Artil-
lery firing, without result, took place In the
neighborhood Of HStcher's Hun on Thurs
day evening. On this side OF the river not
q gun has been fired. The rain and mud
keep the hostile armies closely within their
respective camps. We have no Official In
telligence from the sent OF war In the
South, and for two days nol even q rumor.
The Hon. Roger A Pryor, who has just
returned rom northern prison, was In the
city yesterday, and IL looking well.
EICHANdH OF PRIsoNHRs.
IFrom the RiahrU oud Seni nei March Al .
Three thousand exchanged prisoners ar
rived In Richmond yesterday. The Federal
boats have returned for another load. The
Federal authorities seem 70 be carrying on
the exchange in earnest.
ARrILLnRT FmIRG ON THH APPoMATroK.
[Fron the hishUOnd ESSminsT, March Al
There wAs q report yesterday Of como
drinG on the lnes around Richmond, but Il
10 hardly 70 DO presumed that they were
signals OF any important action. The
present season 10 said TO be the Wsttest on
record, and military operations must walt
Cur fair weather. Our artillery north Of the
AppomAttoL occasionally practices upon
the enemy. During the shelling last Thurs-
day, seven Yankees were killed and wound.
cd by the fre from Cummlns' battery,
THH EXECUTION OF BaALL-
| (FrOm the Rienmond kx.mInar, March 81
The murder by hanging Of Capt. John
Y. Beall, under the signature and by the
autborlty Of Lincoln, Ia exciting deep In.
dignAtlon In this community, where the
deceased had many friends. The people
have been disappointed 40 often In the re-
taliaLOry threa OF the President that they
have resolved hereafter To take the matter
into their own hands. Threats were made
yesterday looking 10 the hanging sum'
marlly upon tho lamp post Of any OF tn,
Yankee ofilcerS now on their parole, an(
who might be found al large; and on tht
Information being convvr, d 10 them theI
kept very close within the security OF tn
Libby. The good nane and fame Of Capt
BeAll. thank God, is not In the keeping 0
the Northern Yankees. Here, where b.
was known, and In the county Of Jefferson
which is bereft OF one Of her moSt heroi
sonA, his name will DO revered as q martyr
who showed TO Lila enemies In q foreigI
land how 4 gallant and intrepid Southern
soldier could die for his country
RBPoRTID CAPTURE or oHS HAIGooDr
BRIaADB, OF HOKH'S DIVISION,
Iron the IA siEh IN. C.J state Journa
March
As the train leit Wilmington, our Whit
worth battery, planted At the head Of tn
market, was hring upon the enemy, wh
had appeared up'n the cAuseWGy on tn
western side Of Cape Fear river. Thel
advance WGS then checked At Alllgato
creekj some few skirmlShsrS pushed Tor
WHri, bat were driven OF.
1t 10 believed that Haygood's brigade
with tho exception Of the 7th battalion, hA
been captured. Some accidental case
may have escaped. They probably have
, They were on the WeAt side Of the Gap
Fear. Tho Other troops on that side q
caped.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
THE ULrInArun OF PRnslDHnT
.'.As6E. LINCOLN.


l have constantly boen, sm now, and
shall continue ready 10 reeeivs any agen,
whom he, Jefferson Dsvis,) or any oths'
influential psrson now resisting The M
tiousi su,hority, may informally send tO
ne ,s,LA ~ viss Of 'sesSSa0psaes 10 tAs pscpl'
Of opH ONE oouMoN CoUHfBT. 1.a
A. LINCOLN.
Three thIngs are Indispensable, 10 VIII
l.. The restoration Of the national au-
thority througbout oil the States.
o. No rssAdiaO By the Executive Of the
United ststo', On ne slavery QssstIo~, from
the position assumed thereon In tho late
annual message to oongress, and in pre-
eodlDg documents.
3 No cessation Of hostilities short Of an
end Of the war, and tho dlsbanding Of all
forces hostile to the Government.
Al propositions not Inconsistent with
the above, win be considered and passed
upon In spirit Of sincere llberAlity.
20 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IESrse, Of Lsfis-s .fron me Prsstdsaf 10 >. p,
Bisty, ~, sna SsersfSry Ss,osrd.
THEuLTIMATumO OF JEFF. DAVIS,
In the note which passed between Mr..
Lincoln and myself In the matter Of th'
unofficial peace conference there ,wss on,
nsrksd diiferense. Ispoke alpdvs Of two
oounTansl Mr.. LINCOLN SPOKE OF
"oUR ONE COMMON COUNTRY"
can have no common country" with III,
Yankees. Mylife 10 bound up In the Con
Isdsracyi and, II any man SupPoses that
under any circumstances, can be an Agsnl
reconstruction OF the Union Ne ha, mis
Iahm spVy s.smsf Of my Hat,Td
g".rN JHRHRRsoN DAVIS.
IEa.sd ~ speech SslfVsrsd tV h!T, FebruarI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

Ey'The Grand Fair for the Bsns nt Of
the new FOUNDRY METHODIST sPlsI o.
PAL CHURCH, corner Of U and Fourteenth
ItI eetB, 10 now open. The audience room has
been beautifully decorated ahd Arranged with
spec al regard 20 the eOnV- ntenee Of viBItoTs.
There wall b. select Instrumental and vocal
music each evening.
A ueat variety Of Interesting attractions
can be expected, Including abort otf.hAnd Ad-
dres'e es IRON prominent men, yiJiil fIOm the
KoiEhI TeuPlst and Glcs Clubs Of our city.
ieb22-ti
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

~ Parties, HaIIs, WsddIBEs.-shsf-
aSId's Coaieoti tiohsry-Ladies Dining Saloon
S5a sixth street.
am nov prepared 10 furnish In the best
Y eneh style, and my own superb ntenfeNde,
Par les, Weddiogs, and other sntertAin eats,
m most Q Ason aida terms, Tue best French
ConieeiioneIJ always on hand Pr vate Dim
nsrs and suppers furnished It my Saloon.
COHntTY Orders and rites attended to In the
shOrteIt nJtiee. Ice Cream and Water leeS,
n Ade by steam pows In plain and fancy
muusds, for Parties, Dinners. ianA-9m
n- MASSACHUSETTS, Military state
A0EHCI REMoVAL.-On aud After MONDAf,
January Ist I656, the MABSAehu usetts stale
AEenoI will occupy Its new rooms IN Tho No
hensi lIi0sAocr building, second nOOl, corner
OF isaVSnth aud u UGtroets, WAahlngton, d. G.
niAsSAchusetta BOldiaTa Aad eiuIenb are In
VIted TO call.
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUFTS,
dse9I-tf LiTpt. Col. and state Agent.
~ RotIcsIs hereby given that bosHs
10 r,oe.Vs subscriptions ~ the Capital stock
OF the RAtiOnAl uBion lnsurRnoe COMPANY Of
WashinEton, ID c., will be open a. NO, ssI
sIrset, on the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1880,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock, .. m ASd
O'Clock, ,. m. Of said day. ovn
c. n MOODY,
THUS PAITEN,
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
joan n. REILLY,
IsbfsIst. Commissioners.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

The REMAINS or SENATOR HIcKs.-The
rsmains Of The late Sepatsr Hicks, a. Alrs.dT
Itat d, will An o here ihls aiternoon about
Que O'Clock, at the CamGrn Railway station,
with 4 mill AIRY sieUF from WAahin ton AID a
enmmlttse nf the baltimore City Council.
Colopel MeCAuloy, "i tie l;th IldiAnA, hAa
been dstAtlsd 10 make the proper Arrsnge-
mentn for the funeTnI eroorr, which will be
aooompanied by the 2d United stAtsl artillery
bard, IRON Fort MoRenly. The line will Be
."rmed on EutAw street, right resting on
Pratt.
Inc remains win DO removed TO Dorehetter
soupty tor nnAl interment on ThuIEdAv NOM
log, under the charge Of = CON mIttFs OF the
City Couaell.-BGbi ore Anu ioan, III.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

Comm abieatiou b,twssn Baltimore
and Philadelphia interrupted by the
lee IN the Hui,q qnshsnua.
King Helster, kSq., telcgraphs this morn
ing from Havre De Grace that In conse-
quence Of tho immense quaatity Of floating
Ice in the susquehAnna, the ferry-b boat at
the former place Is unable to cross the
river, and that the passengers for the North,
who LEFT here last evening at Q o'clock, are
"stIll there"
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COURT PRoCEEDINas

CmcuIT CouRT. T.-Ohitr JUsties Cdrrsr.--
Ths curt met this moTnrnU, " 80 the o. . Of
LueioA fsyton against sWeensy Huysk wac
rvsus d. hoA. Hugh NEG dough and Gen, y.
ths SxaminS,isn Gsn, spit hsr sAid that hsss
spseulatlont IN gold had been indulEea IN BY
tho enemies of IN, Ssuuiry with . Vie : 70
dAn.ss the GoysrnmeatI ths, no country
oes we're IN = bad con idSn; and that oftr n the
meat 1ffse u moe OF stack 'nE . GeVSrn.
meut was by depresl stinE itS currency.
HOa. haGh D u. culiough, (ths newly ,Ap-
he'd 10 the dAmSS.nG snse OF th"Ss SpseulG,
t,nns upon the eurrsniy Of the country, and
ihNN II had stendsney 70 inIure the credit OF
the Government.
CRIMIHAL CoURF--ySd0s 0lta.-Har-
Fiet Bauer, charged with aSSAult and battery
on DvthA Hall, Sub nittod her out, and was
sentsno dLo PAY Anne OF one eent and costs,
Lewis Wrlshh Iohs =. Nssls, Charles J.
JHu ". Meade, and GrL 90 Powell, were
aumm0ned a. Jurots, In place Of those ex
The The ss,s sti Re unltsn state. against Chs.
r. ornsslI. ehsigsd with sOsIiasIins ID,
upper half siIweniy -ssysn one thausGnd dll
| lar treasury nOIes, ne being . oleIk IN th'
/ Treasury DypA tment, and hAslAg charge o
then - 20 be dsstroyed, vas then taken up
kdWin 10 dan, tbs solicitor o the Treasury
Was the urst w,tnsSs SxAniasA tnr The Gov
erament. Thomas 0rsatrtK, . messenger u
the Treasury Department, tesh1ed that h
saw coTnWSll put buadle Of notsS In hi
poeketi on one oseAIiOh, while Standing ~ thI
| iurnaeS INV ieh AotsS were Destroyed, he 80
| IoFnweIl put . bundle Of notes In bis pook OF
MsSsTa. Ford and Miller appear for defence
ORPHANs' CouRT-JLdgs Purcell. tn,
i viii OF CATOlins 1huHItoR vas Iully RFOyeI
| and Admitted 10 probate.
John p. Murphy WaS appointed guardian o
i the orphans Of ThonAa NeAry, and letteIA o
| adminlltraiion iaausa 70 him.
ThOapaOn R'TAn aud yulIA '. RsgAn WerI
spPointsd EnA dams TO the orphans oi DAnis
7hS thiEIssntA assouat Of John 2. PsppsI
sHesH.Or UI DOreAs GAiVAn, was approved an
isiisrs Of sanislssra.ioa On the estate o
Joan GsnAu . ere tesned 70 fransis oenau.
The nfsI and nuAI aeoount Of PeteI ODon
noabus, executor af MleAAol MSCAfthy, va
approval SAd passed.
fhs dislIisution Of the personal estate Q
hiOSasl Mccarthy, By PStSr o'DonAoshuS
Was approved And passed
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
BY TIE Z e @ ApH.


rsrvibis RaiIrsad Aestdsrt 90 enc
new York Li.s--F rive Psrsaps I<iIIsa
ssd Tw.sty-hve Sadly Ivsnadsd-
CriEnis al Osrsiss.n,ss. y Nlstrt5
PHLlbE=FHiA. March THE night
rsln Cor New York loft on the Trenton
railroad sbotk one this morning, having
Visited nearly IN hour for the Southern
passengers. .,
It consisted Of nine cars, 1lled with pas.
ssngsrs. Near schenck'A station 1t came
Ip with freight train disabled, and pushed
he freight train straight ahead.
Al 2 20, after reaching Bristol station,
,he Washington train ran into the night
train, demolishlng three care, killing FIVE
persons, and woundIng twenty-five or
thirty severely.
All the killed were soldiers, except the
fireman Of the train from Washington, and
one civilian.
The fractured cars caught fire, but were
e1tiuguiShed by the hrsmsn OF Bristol.
The locomotive ofthe Washington train
was demolished. The track was blocked
and four IAinS were detained ct this
morning '...
The ladies OF Bristol turned out with re-
rreshmentS for the sick and wounded.
OF the wounded, three were so crushed
that life Is hopeless. No passengers were
hurt on the Washington train. Escaped
passengers attribute the accident to the
failure of the conductor OF the owl line V
send = signal man back 10 notify the Wash
ington train, then fully due.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

By reference to our telegrsphic columns
Il will bc seen that the two night train,
which left New York and Washington last
evening, came In collision at Bristol, Pa.
killing snd Naiming between t,ssntv5taSs ana
dhh-tg perSo'Gsi o..
The great public, especially the travel.
Ing portion, await anriouSly to learn
whether somebody or "nobody was to
blame ~ ..... ..
Careless conductors, old bad rails, cheap
inexperienced help, old locomotives, care
lesS IWitchmeu, old rickety cars, are among
the causes Of railroad Accidents nowadays.
Cannot something be done 70 stop these
Wholesale railroad murders7
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=, 1885.

Important DssislOA by the Second
'r., Com mptroller.
Hon. ,. N. Brodhesd, Second Comp
trollsr OF the Treasury, has made the fol-
lowing important decision in regard to the
taxation Of ofileers' salaries: "The salary
Of Ap odieer which Is prescribed BY law is
the basls for taxation, oremptiug nfy dol.
lars per month. Pay and commutatlon Of
allowances constitute salary, credltIng
these, the tax on any excess beyond ths
my dollars exempted should be deducted,
II thsredsrs penalties or stoppages they
should be deducted from the sum thus as-
cortaIned. '' AI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

NEW YoRK, March 6.-The steamer Bal
tinore, from Liverpool on the 22d ultlnio,
hht arrived. .. .r..
Il is reported that tho Federal steamers
Niagara and Sacramento arc cruiaing of
Fotrol, Spain, watching the rebel steamer
stonewall.
The Cuba's news, confirming the failure
the peace negotiations, caused q slight
depression In American securities and i'm
proveInent In cotton, but the improvement
was Afterwards lost.
in the House OF Lords, during an i'm
portant debate on the defence OF Uanada,
Lord Lyreden called attention 70 tho INST
ter, and pointed to the hostile feelings VI
the Americans, and urged that inmed late
measures be taken ior the defence Of the
pro oylncea.
Earls De Gray and Ripon admitted the
importance OF the subject, but regretted
that any dOubt should De expressed OF the
concillatory Intention Ol the American Gov
srnment.
He explained that the measure proposed
by the GOvernmeut Would ask . vote OF
$50 900 for the Quebec defences, while the
.anadians would undertake the defences OF
Montreal aud westward.
Earl Derby thought the position OF the
Government was humiliAting when the
question OF peace or war depended on sn
eIcitAble populace, with strong preJudlces
against England.
He strongly censured the Government
for having 80 long delayed the defences,
and ridieuled the smsllness Of the amount
asked.
Earl Granville thought Earl Derby's
Views were exaggerated, but as long a
Ne H. n N.lH aLaa n H..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

TEE DRAYT IN MARrLLSD.-The acting
Assistsnt provost marshal for Maryland
and Delaware, Colonel Browne, hiss re-
ceiyed Instructions from Warrington to 90
on with the drsft In all the Congressional
districts Of Maryland, except the Fourth,
on Wednesday Of next weak, the 18th inst,
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The T'nusss,s EIsctiOn-Hssvy Ms
JorMLss for BreNSnloW.

CAIRO, March 6.-In the electIon IN
Memphis for Governor and members Of
the Legislature, BrownloW, for Governor,
received 1885 Understanding ITO.
Gov. Murphy has called an extra session,
and asks the Legislature on the frst Mon
day In April 20 consider the constitutio nal
amendment 10 abolish slavery.
II Is reported that many boats OF the
deet, which recently went down the river,
have gone to Cairo via the Gulf.
Gen. UaBbv has ordered the reorganiEa-
tlon Of the 18Th and 18th corps.
Gen. Gordan Granger will command the
18Th and A. J. Smith the 18th.
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$uu ruAuouaArlou nALL.

Aa AhAUoUnAItOh bAhb-
a oka.S Asssnsliea e I'd. B.sasv
ssa Fsshssa ~ shs osPsssi -nA ths
Mss,oa. III l4| Ul WlI
Ths ball a,,hs Rassns omss Buildins i.st
night was ntdng eloss % the esrsmohiAis of
TIE ihsugura.ioa sf the new Administration.
We cay Wv Administration, tor such leader
- Abrahsm Lincoln 10 ever fresh and ever
nswp We cannot pfomise our rssdsrsAas
seription Of The snair. n would require labor
whitA We ean hardly afford 70 DO, and We will
Give As brishy - psssibls sketch Of the grand
n should ss tensnhsrsa, arstly, ths, The
hall IL whiah the dansing and graad displsy
took plsss tsths lsrEsss room n Tie word.
win an tndspsnasat oSllipE, or . ssilinS ~.
uupnorted BY eSntfnl ptllaS. The area, when
sssputsd ID squsFs yards aad fest, seems In
masbs, but, uodsr me aFrangensnts Of the
svsaine, last night 70 assumed the symustIi-
cal proportions Of , gooa sflsd dancing room.
We win not 20 Into the details OF the bait,
- thsy would fhtiEue the reader. u would
require nfty yenkinsss 70 describe the toiIsts
Of the lAdies. Thsy were various, but good
tAsts and generous display eharaetsriS ed the
whols. 10 mar Be safsiy asserted that 90 large
sush nunbsrs IL hardly ever met with amp
whore In this or any other country. Tbs Jsn-
kinses ofths press from the fsshIonabls sitlss
nAy write differently OF this naster, and Il Il
txpsstsd Of then. They eASn thar salatlss
| by writing ssnaational assoun's Of whatever
thsv ere cent 70 dstsrtbs. Our own dsTberAts
vsraist 10 thu, ths isstivsi VAS . gtAAd success
90 Or - the general display and 'hs dancing
wsts sonssrssd.
Ths grand saloa % Sssss devoted V the 90
sasisn Tor the nrpt, Iast and ONLY tims, We
suppose-for I, 10 soon 70 be q led with essss
pf patent nodsis ssd thinss--4s sons three
hundred fsss lspG aAd siz,y feet vide. II was
dtsPsd wtth Aass and lighted b'iilisntly with
roNs Of Gas jsts throughout the entire extent
Of ths hsif. Upon one sics, n The centre,
wss bsieopy for ths lapsis, which pesisd
forth from forty insttuments the ipspirips
strains thu, animated the feet OF the thou.
sssds Of ha! py men and woman ssssnbisd "a
Do honor 10 the great osoasion and TO eojoy
tbsnss YES wtihsL Opposite the musician
was dNis, uyon Ehish soiss ahd chairs were
placed for ths President an hispaTty. Thsr,
NJ. and Mrs. lincoln sst, tatsrssted and
pleased observers Of the magnificent spsstssie
% Mrs. Lincoln stef, pAs ssnstor sumner
and on Mr.. Hnooin's right was spssh~r Col
fak. In mont spi around, At all AvAilsbIs
stand-poihis, was an admitting ihronG. The
Presidsn, seemed 70 b In his hsppisst mood,
and the whole party evidently JOysd 10 the
utmost the Iish nusis and the Kaleidoscope
sosns.
Jhs company wss made up Of ssaatorS,
Representatives, members Of foreign smbas.
sizes and lsGations, sitissns strangers and siti.
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The First Man from Charleston

PHILADELPHIA, March 0.-The steamer
Massachusetts, from Charleston, brings
the frat United States mail that bSs lefl
Charleston since the breaking out Of the
rebellion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

~ 0rnnd Complimentary Ball 90
tho Drafted Metropol an Police Of the Second
Ward. To 70 EiVen 1T the metropolitan Vail,
on street, near Eleventh, on NEDkES0AY
kvkHIN0, March 3, 1855. A eoTdiAl invita-.
tion 10 extend 10 the eitiIeus and their
families. No lA4Ios' inyitNtiSns have hssa
ieutd Tickets 81 .Ada,ittirG . tsnteman
and lHdies. By Offer Of Compittes ~ Ar
rAnEementa. J. W. FRArR KILN,
4, n. vOyS,
mhdSts II. SIMOND.
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BY TELEaRAPH.

ss.asasess LAseldsst : rhirty EAv.s
IL. 81. ~ lest.
QApo, March 8.-The Memphis sud
YIeksburg packet James Watson, laden
With Government freight and . large num-
Der Of passengers, and eighiy-six soldiers,
sunk twelve miles below Napoleon, on
the I'd.
Over thirty lives were lost, including the
Adams Express agent.
Twenty soldiers, several ladies and child
reu, and most Of the officers Of tho boat,
were saved. ..-.-
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LArEsr REPORTS.

A We 70 70 prsss We have rssson Y
doubt the report Of the capture OF Char
lo,tesville and General Early. Dssertsrs
storiea are not reliable. D. \
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

EOR RENT--A WELL OCATED
and thor uEhly fuIniShed HOUSE, new
saTpSta and page, tbFouHhouL Witk mOdern
iurnItuRei China, line and kIiohsn IuTnlturo
eOnpIsts. d quiIs OF q. u. Walker, FlIIh
Auditor, Treasury, mL'-@'
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The Govsrsmsat Loan.

PHLADHLPHIA, March CLAY Cooke re-
ports thu SAleS Of Seyen.thlrties to-day At
two millions siK hundred and forty.two
thousand dollars, including one subScrip-
tlon OF two hundred Thousand dollsrs from
New York, Snd over eighteen hundred In
diyiduAl subscriptions.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

NEW YoRK, March 6.-The weekly state
ment Of the city hanks shows an increase
IN loans Of $1,000, 900, and . decrease Of
$3.50, 900 in specie, s1S 900 in circulation,
and ~ 100000 In deposits.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

NEw YoRK, March 7.-T The steamer
Costa Rica, from Asplnwsll on the 26th
ult. brings the North stars passengers
aud treasure.
The Costa RIes brings one million and .
Quarter in treasure
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

APPO,asnsntS Ia EIAAeSok's corTL
The following additional appointments
have been made for MAJOR General Han
eock's First Army Corps'
Colonsl-N. 2. Richmond.
OaptAlns-u3olomon Il. HomAn and Alb,
bert Nesblta. r.a. .,. .. .a..
flrst LIeutenAnts william r Stewart,
Heinrich MoriIz, and Frederick Wilhelm
etamp.l w.. b.. .-... ~. ........
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MKEouTIo said OF bis wound,
" Ii tsaS NOT a. dep a. a lncii, or a. wlds
A. q 0als, bIi u IDOud DO"
But they cure the sick, sNalt the depressed,
Add = rose tint charm TO the toelsl circle,
And reader life . hing 20 Oe enjoyed
Also; the thing itseifis quite eBJoyGble.
Never WaS SeaFShinE TUnio In such pleasant
shape,
Tender youth, declining age, the mind
Ger WTOu Iht BY mental care, most gentle ie-
mAltB,
And the wreck Of men, all Hud these B.tteFs
The balm OF liis AID source Of health.
DelAy not tTtAl, CJnVeniently deposited
Jn every TO an wherever eiviiiE tuDn eNtohds,
II can be Obtaiued, true, genuine, and sure.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07
CsIsbrstion OF ear Rsesns victories
. new York In = Blaze. .....

~" TOTE N hAaEes
NEW YoRK, March B---Noon.---T
weather ls magnificent, and the city IL GOV.
cred with flags. All the shipping are dec.
GRATED, and the streets are festooned.
Patriotic chimes are being played from
Triblty Church. - ~
The turnout win be double what was ex.
pected.
sECoND DISPATCH.
NEw YoRK, March 6.-The following
wac dispatched 70 Washington during the
demonstration;
"U ION soUAaR,I
"Nvw YoRK, March q, 1895
"Hon. WiHiSm n sste6rd, s e,etarv ofSiais.
assembled New York sends greeting.
Thanks TO Divine Providence, and all
honor 10 the Government, army and navy,
for saving the life OF the nation.
hOses Taylor, Charles Z. DAILY,
Samuel Sloan, Prosper NJ. Whetmort
8. B. Chittsnden, Henry CIsws,
VIM. T. Blsgge,t, Frank z. Howe,
Hamilton Fish, John A. Dix"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-07

~ View York state SoIdIsFs' Agency
removed TO NO. 2s1 y street, between lwelitA
and Thirteenth streets. All information Of
interest or value TO the soldiers OF Nsu York
or their trtsnds, furniShed grAiuitonsly upon
applic Ation at their new rooms, either IN per
con or by letter. No asa y street., between
Twelfth Snd ThITteenth streets
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