Daily national Republican., 1865-11-29
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The last divorce case in New York is very
strong.
TIE Emperor of the French has ordered
n great reduction Of his army.
INDIANA has disgorged mastodon's tusk
weighing one hundred pounds.
The spirit of the late Mr.. WirE is reported
among the arrivals at New York spiritual
hotel.
SOMETHING more painful to our "wayward
sisters than tooth -ache-the deracination
Of slavery.
GONZALES and Pollicer have been indicted
in Brooklyn for the murder of ortega, and
the trial begins to-day.
INTELLIGENCE has been received of the
death of DR.. William Irwin, United States
consul at Annoy, China.
TEE farmers on tho line of the La Crosse
railroad in Wisconsin, are tearing up the
rails Of that concern.
FIFTEEN hundred workmen will be dis
charged from the Boston navy-yard on Sat-
urday.
By the arrival of the Allemania at New
York, we learn that stephens, the head
centre of the Fenians, " has been arrested,
and the Times hopes that is the end of Fe-
nianism.
JAMES L. FTLKINs, of Waterville. Oneida
county, N. Y, recently indicted for his par
ticipation in the Loomis tragedy near that
place, came very near being murdered him
self a few days since.
The felverton marriage case is likely to
come before the public again on the meeting
of Parliament-an appeal to the House of
Lords having been duly lodged on behalf of
Mrs. Yelverton against the late judgment of
the majority of the Court of Sessions.
The Garden of Acclimatization, Paris, has
just received hen.ostrich fifteen months
old, bred at Grenoble, and four chickens
hatched at Algiers. The ostriches in domes-
tic life are quite farmyard birds; they lay,
set, and bring up their young like ordinary
fowls.
GEN. GEoRoE F. SHEPLEY, late Military
Governor of Louisiana, and subsequently
'hief of staff to Gen. Weitzel, has been ap-
pointed Judge Of the Supreme Court of
iaine. His father was for many years chief
ustice of the same court.
The London Re0iep declares that at is
melancholy fact that for the last two CEN
uries there has scarcely been a memorial
,roup or figure erected in Westminster Alb.
'ey which is not ugly in itself, or ofa design
Utterly out of keeping with the architecture
'y which it is surrounded"
ONE of Lord Palulerston's last official acts
was to add twenty pounds per annum to the
pension granted by him to Mr.. Edward Ca
perm, the postman-p oct of Bideford, in De.
THERE are some singular regulations in
Dresden. A police regulation has lately
come into force forbidding the combination
Of dancing and private theatricals ut the
same private party on any other days than
Sunday and Monday.
Col. Bravo, Of the Liberal army in Mex
leo, and bearer Of dispatches from Juarez to
the United States Cove rnment, arrived in
Kansas city last Friday and left Immediate
ly for Washington. Col. Bravo states that
the Mcxicans have 25, 900 troops under arms
and $4,000 more can be put in the field as
soon as the means are raised, which will be
speedily. Passengers four days from Mata.
moras state that two or three French vessels
were reported to be at the mouth of the
river to cooperate with th,s Imperialists. No
other reinfOrcements had arrived by sea-
The Government forces were supposed to be
ample to defend the city, bat insufficient to
keep away the besiegers.
'IT is As GOOD AS A PLAY" to see the form
which the spite of the New York Herald
against Maretzek and other managers is
taking, The opera in New York is ignored
IN its columns, while half column or so is
.elegraphed each night from Chicago about
he opera in that city. And don u they pile
t on' For instance, their correspondent
elegraphs respecting the perfor. nance on
Monday evening:
Nine. GazzRniga was to night SOP grand,
10Th vocally and dramatically, that wor DIS COM
,letely fail us with which TO express tn furore
he created by her rendition Of SsfTO. She was
'earless hersalf In the first act, when she meets
Ter faithless PhOan, her first aria, II PaJ nd al
'si, Is sung with heartrending pRthos = and
While persuadDg her lover to return to the Rlle-
lance OF her who loves him, the spirit Of ge MUS
ashes across her mind, and the divine god dess
I poetry herself seems to take possession Of the
reat actress and singer but she 1T once relAp SsS
gain into the duplicating and broken heart I'd
woman. -
After this relapse, Gazzaniga distinguished
erself in quartette, according to the critic |
f tho Herald. lie says 1.-THE quartetto
tself was charmingly rendered by Gazzan.
ga, and had to be repeated" We should
hink so lady who has four voices should
70 encored. We hardly believe, however,
hat the Herald will induce New Yorkers to \
o to Chicago instead of the Academy Of
iu'lo to attend the opera. u