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Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
An Interesting interview.


A correspondent thus describes the intor-
Wow between Gen. SCorT and Lieut.. Gen.
GRASr:
The visit to Gen. Scott took place At one
o'clock. II Is n mile from the Point TO Coz.
Iens', and two barouches took all tho party
As these passed the little Gothic church and
turned into tho picturesque lawn, gun
doomed out from the ferry below, and tho
grand piazza, crowded with bOauty and man
illness, sang out glad cheers to welcome the
hOro Of tho republic.
lie alighted from his carriage, and seized
tho hand Of the grim old veteran Of former
wars.
"Gcnoral Scott, " said Ulysses, 81 bid you
all good wishes. am pleased to see you
well"'
"And you, General" said Winfield, "T
thank dodthat you have passed through 50
much peril and glory unhRrned. Welcome
TO my bachelor home
The dense crowd fell back roYorontially.
and arm in arm the little man went undeI,
the shadow oC the colossal figure Of whom h.
had read In his childhood. Age aud strength,
the veteran and the oommandcr-they went
together through the brssEy, wide hall, and
turned into the great draWing.room
Thoro they sat side by side, and tho ladies
were presented to the General Of Lundy':
Lane.
As he stopped down to take thom each by
tho hand, the people who had followed then
in uncovered, and the old man said some
thing touching and Courtly to each.
Then Hrant and Scott chatted grRyely to-
gOther rs to tho present and tho past, an,
while they sat in mutual reverence, the Peo
ple in couples and by single file walked ~
| and took the hands of both
They partOok Of u collation., chatting
pleasantly as they slipped foaming champagne,
and after awhile they gave each other the
right hand Of fellowship again, and Grant
Joined his carriage to tyspsndVus cheering,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
THE WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD COMPANY
REFORnI NEEDED,

This railroad company, which has for the
past two years been doing such an enormous
business, pays but little attention 70 the con.
ysnisnpe and eopfnrt Of passengers. Our
citizens are constantly complaining about it.
We understand that tho directors Of the
company assert that they are not making
money and therefore they cannot afford to
put more cars on the road. twill be hard
to make the public believe that tho company
is not coming money. They now have in
operation four different lines-Daltimore dc.
pot and asOrgstowni Navy Yard and George-
town, and Seventh and Fourteenth streets.
Tho cars on each Of these routes are uncom.
fortably crowded, almost on every trip,
many Of those between the Navy Yard and
Georgetown having fifty and sixty passengers
on the cars at ono time, not ono third Of this
number being able 10 obtain seats after pay
log their six cents.
The crowded condition Of the cars between
the Navy Yard and Georgetown-is subject
bfJust and frequent complaint. Many per
sons who live in the eastern section of the
city arc employed In the Departments Ant
various other places throughout the uPpel
portion Of the city, In the morning many
Of them hnd II impossible TO obtain ever
standing room on car, and have TO walk tc
their places Of businesS. The cars from tht
Navy Yard " the city In the morning brini
from afty toSiEty passengers each.
Al tbe GsOrgptowh end Of the road the car
NAY bs started regular, because the Balti
more Depot line and Navy Yard line bot
start from that point But at the Navy Var
end Of tho road II 10 quite difIerent-thc car
NJ that point not running often enough t.
accommodate ono-hGlf Of the persons.
Tho ninth section Of the act to ineorporat
the company Is ps follows;
Aad b. q Girthsr saactsd That the said com
pRny shall place nTst class cars ON said railway
WITH all the modern impruVe Vements for the Conyc
oars therSoa during the day ns often as ever
ave DlinpteN, except ~ 10 seventh aud Rourtcont
streets, aud on these once In hfeen minutes, cAc
way, and npili twelve o'clock at night as ofte
a. every half hour aud thTonghuut tho day a
S,Goh qlIeasr az P,Liio c"HUe''tsncs may r.
TStrG ..'.aa 3"
Do the ears run every five minutes? Al
they run as often as "PubIie convenience
requires We think not, and the public thin
80 too. Il o.. ...
The only remedy that we know Of is for tn
PHblie TO suffer the Inconvenience complaine
of until Congress meets, whom, ~ spite Of II
fad adi ths members are promptly dea'
headed ty the oOmpany, it Is hoped that soul
reform may be had
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
ny rH1nGRAPH.


From ssvannah-The Directors OF the
Central RAILROAD CoHpany take the
Oath OF AIiegianee-Thsy are
Placed I'm Possession Of the Road
General BIrge On Command Of the
District-Good Order Prevailing In
Alabama and Georgia - General
Howell Cobb Released.
NEW YoRK, June lO.--The steamer Ariel,
with Savanna dates TO the 9TH instant, has
arrived.
The Savannah HeraH snys the directors Of
the Central Railroad Company, having taken
the oath Of allegiance, have been placed In
possession Of the road, subject 10 the control
and use Of the military authorities, when
necessary, while remaining in Georgia There
Il n prospect that the road will soon be In
running order. Gen. Birge has assumed com
mand Of this district. Gen. Woodford ispost
commandRnt. ...
The condition Of affairs at Montgomery,
Alabama, are favorable. The principal por'
tion Of the Union forces have been with.
drawn, leaving garrison Of two thousand
men. Good order prevails in Columbia, Ga,
The freight depot Of Augusta and Savannah
railroad, at Augusta, was destroyed by hrS
on the 3D. The loss Is estimated at seventy
Ave thousand dollars.
Gen. Howell Cobb, who was arrested and
taken to Nashville, has been relenscd. .
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10

An letter. relating 10 the subscrip ption Of, or
advertising in, the REPUBLICAN, should be Sd -
dressed TO the pabIlshers, as above.
An Ietters or communications Intended for pub
Iieation, or In any way relating to the editorial
apartment ofths paper, should bo addressed to
the editor, ~ above,
business aud other correspondents will greatly
obligs the Publishers and the Editor by comply
Ing with the above suggestion.
To CoRREsFoNBEETa NO notice can bc taken
of anonymous communioAtionL Whatever Is
intended for ihsortioa must be authah htieNisd by
tho RAms and address Of he wriicr--Bot neoeSsa-
rily for publication, but a guaranty Of it, good
faith.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected com
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Died.

On the morning Of the 9Th, at her residence Ia
tho rear Of street, between Seventeenth and
Elghteonth, Mrs.. srsAN srRwART, aged 81 years.
Her friends and acqualntAnces are requested ID
attend the fuaoral services, az half-Past ten
o'clock, A. m, on Sunday morning, at tho Nine
teehth Street Baptist Church
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
From Baton lROWRo - Gen. IIcrrOn's
Troops at Alexandria, La.

BAruN RouUE, June 1.-The troops under
Gen norron accompanied by tho gunboats,
no public demonstration gu tho arrival "f the
troops, yet feeling Of relief was unmistaka,
BILE, There seems to be no bitterness among
the citizens.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
A Martyr Returned.

+. L. ScnoNBORG, a private in Co. A, o.
the LIST New York mounted rifles, was cap
tured September ., 1862, and escaped from
tho sO'cRllod COniOderacy on May Sd, 1865
Ho was in durance vile for 967 days, suffer
ing all the tortures of different rebel pande
mnninms
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
Letter fron, Pscston King.


KING, in reply 10 50 invitation to attend tho
Cooper Institute msctiGg, in New York city,
on Wednesday last, was reetped by tho
committee:
"OuDESsnTRu, June =, ISBS
"GENTLE MEN: Your letter Of May ~, in
yiting mo to attend public meeting Of Union
citizens Of the city Of New York, to be held
at the Cooper Institute, an the evening Of
Wednesday, June 7, for the purpose Of Civ.
ing expression 10 their faith in the Admins
Istion Of President Andrew johnson, Is re.
ceiVed.
"My engagements will deny mo the pleas.
uTe Of being present ut your meeting and
participating with you in your expressions Of
confidence in the Presidents but, gentlemen,
your expressions Of confidence In him cannot
be stronger than those | entertain in his
goodness, his dmness, his ability, and his
more than Roman patriotism and devotion Il
the Union, the Constitution and the laws
Whatever of good you may think or say O
him, timo will confirm you in the opinion thai
he deserves II,
=" | thank You for the invitation you have
| so kindly given me to meet with you, and re-
gret that cannot bo present in your meet
ing,
"Very respectfully,
"PIESroN KING.
"Messrs. George r. Bradford, Moses II
Grinnell, Guy II. Pclton, Martin Thatcher
Sinclair Tousey, T. b Van Buron, Charlie
Bell, committee"
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
by TELEGRAPH,
An Extensive Fire Ht NRshVIIle-EIght
90 Ten Millions OF Government Prop
erty Destroyed.

NAsmvILLE, june lO.-This afternoon the
extensive building used for tho quartormastoI
and oommssary stores Of Taylor's Depart
ment, was about one half destroyed by fire,
II is supposed 10 have caught from tho
sparks of locomotive. Tho other half, con.
sisting Of commissary stores, was saved.
The destruction 10 Government prOpcrty y
is supposed to be between eight and ten mil
lion dollars. Within its walls there was suf
iciont stores to supply an army of so, O0G
men for two years. Tho quantity of rope
alone consumed was valued at upward Of Il
million, Reliable information from Macon
and points north of that represent tho Who'll,
of Georgia in starving condition.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
COnfIagrntIon Mt ChRttanooER-si5O 5O,-
900 Worth OF Government Prop
erty Destroyed.

CMcNNArI, June lO.-ThC Gasdte''
Chattanooga dispatch says the ordnance
building exploded, setting FIRE to and con
suming two warehouses filed with Govern
mont property. The loss to tho Government
is $3.50, 900 Between ton and fifteen por'
sons were killed and wounded. The eK'
plosion was caused by sparks from loco
mnLiNc.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10

MAJOR GENERAL ALFRED II. TEnm ar
rived at WILLAHDs' last night, Il was the
intention of the sons of Connecticut resident
orNow York to have given him grand re-
cePtion ere his departure from that city. The
reception has been postponed until next
Saturday
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
10, 1865
ssPOR rs.
specinf Notice,

Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on personal application
at the Department of State. my4-Jm
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10

TnE Round Housc" of the New York
Central railroad, Niagara Falls branch, was
burned to the grOundon Thursday, No on.
gines were lost,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10

NAVY YARD.-Tho Commodore has ap-
pointed Acting Master G. Mitchell, Master Painter
John II. Peak, and Master Joiner Jas. W .DOyning
meutS aud ascertain the rates Of pay allowed TO
the various branches Of mechanics In those es-
tablishments, SO that the pay In the yard may bo
regulated accordingly.
Tho Ella loft tho yard this morning, for the
lower Potomac
There will be y discharge Of twelve men from
the blacksmith = department, this evening,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
4s-Frec1Ionl National i-The EmAnel

1S-FreetlOnl NRtionRlt 1.-The EniAnei'
patton Proclamation Nindieated. The Emane,
patton Proclamation of tho President OF the uhl
ted states, issaed January !, 1894 and Letter OF
the President Of the Uuited States to tho uhl9A
Convention holden at Springfield, Illinois, SEP
tsinbeT J. lsIA Ia Pamphlet Form, with CoNeLts,
Omclally Revised ARd Corrected. foT sale ~ "
NATIONAL REPuBLiCAS once. Prlee-fsn esh,' con-
per copy; ~ copies, ~ Is copies, " haiiee'
free of postage, 10 any part Of tho United s'AiaN
ap25-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
SECOND EDITION
FOUR o.oLoC1k. p. M.
REBEL GENERAL LEE AND 9TH
ERs INDICTED FOR TREASON
IN VIRGINIA.

RobERT n Lun, late rebel General, and
over any other rebel virginians, including
Henry A. WISE, have been indicted for high
treason in the United States District Court,
at Norfolk, Va, Judge UNDERWOOD pre-
siding This looks like business.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10

ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the re-
opening Of the custom. houses at Charleston,
Savannah, Mobile, and other Southern ports,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
sS-Nevy York and VVashInEton SEE
As- New York state soIdIera' Agsne

removed ass Y street, between Twelfth aud ThiT'
teonth streets All informAsion % interes! %
value 10 the soldiers Of New York, oI theii
frionds, furnished gratutously upon application
at their new rooms, either In person BY lelter'
No. 2sS y street, between Twelfth and dhT ID.
teenth stTests. mil -satathu
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10

I OST.-TwENTY QfLLARS REWARD,
i An OFFICIAL LETTER, containing haih
RiN0 AND BROOCH, addressed 20 NAY BAN Jan
THOLOMEw, Preeport, Illinois. The Andef ~. ~,
receive the above reward BY leaving y as ~
Otles, 'V"
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10


IIna--Depredstions Go be Suppressed
The People Anxious TO Return Go
PeacefuI Pursuits. ....... ....
New BRRNB, Juno 6.-In.elligenee from
NIL parts Of the State indicate the ready re.
turn Of tho people TO loyalty to the United
States Government Harmony, good will and
obedience 10 the laws is the prevailing senti-
ment Of all parties in North Carolina. Tho
citizens Of the different counties are estab-
fishing q home policy system for suppressing
depredations and maintaining order. GueI-
rilia warfare expires in North Carolina with
tho rebellion.
Tho prospects that the movement to re.
store civil law through the Inauguration OF
the new State government will call out tho
largest vote ever cast in the State, 80 anx.
ious are the people to return to peaceful
pursuits.
President JOhnsOn's amnesty proclamation
il being well received by the people in this
State ulso tho appointment Of Mr.. Holden
rs Provisional Governor.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
% Massanhusetta MIlItarY stal.

AGENUT REMOVAL -On aud AfleT hOhpAl,
January let, 1855, the Massachusetts, s,.ts
Agency will occupy its new rooms In the ha'
ttOHdI IatslitOsH0sr Building, second aoor, 60,
nsr Of Seventh and streots, Washington, ID; ";
Massachusetts soldiers aud citizens are inNi1ea
to call.
GARDINER TURTs,
deSl-u Lieut.. Col. aud State Agent
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
9PECIAI NOTICEa.

RS- Calvary baptist Church meets
every sabbath In the Old Trinity Church, On
Fifth street, between \ and Louisiana avenue
Service at II a. m. and7IS p. m. SEATS frea
Rev, H. X. Hewlett, pastor. Janl6-u
NS-NeW York and Washing gton steam
SUR CoAFASE, foot of High street, GeOrgetoSl.-
Steamer ANN ELIZA Il now disehArging her
cargo. Conslgnees will-Please remove freigh'
without further notice.
q. =. HOUGHToN, Agent.
GENRnRtowN June 0, 1850 je9-a
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
From South Carolina - The People
call for Protection against their own
People.

NTw BTRNH,N- G.. JnnU q
Tho people Of South Carolina have called
upon tho United States military authorities
at Charlotte, in this State, for protection
against their SWn people, who are committing
depredatiOns upon each other.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-10
" 4 am, very truly, yours,
:" II. " DEECnEn

"'B. =. WADE, Esq
"Your committee regret to state that, al
though Mr.. Beochor's attention was twice
called to the subject, and he was explicitly
asked, each timo, to give his authority, with
the names Of reliable witnesses, to substan.
tinte the charge he had circulated, he has
made no reply to them but the one above
| quoted -
, 1865-11-16
FROM NEW YORK,

,,,, n ~
The Suicide OF Preston Aing-The Per-
k1a and BaTar1a-suitA Against Lottery
Ataf,llsbments-Oufck Paxsare-The
Es~..E R.11r~,..1 srcisao@
Ne"nfA 0eeiocn1'
New YORK. Nov 15.-On Monday morning, MI.
Eng rent 70 store a9d purchased tEenty.i!e
his room, eay1ng he would take It himeel. Lie is
supposed 10 h&Ee PLACED ii in ha clothing before he
Jumped overheard. Hopes are entertained that the
General Mcclellan vas not passenger in the
pe1eia.
The Persia and Bavaria we're allowed to come to
the ity this afternoon.
1 verdict was given in The Supreme Court
against eertaln lottery dealers to the amount Of
, 1865-11-16

Dedication of the New 11a1l-Conccrtb bY
GrAu'* Opera Troupe-Seyere IllneAs
Of Guldi-The Concert Splendid Sue.
cess-A Gala Night Mt kalamazoo.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TsIbune,]
KA1AxAzoa, Atch., Nov. Is.
The concert giyen By tho Chicago Opera House
troupe, on the oo ation Of the opening Of the new
Union Hail in this city, attracted the finest and
largest assembly Of The kind that has ever been seen
here, and the artists were warmly welcomed and
their efforts were fully appreciated. The whole
beauty and fashion Of Kalamazoo and Of many of
The surrounding towns we're present. The chief
subject Of regret Was the sudden and seyere
Illness Of Signora Noel Guidl, which prevented
her hom appearing. In obedicnce to the express
commands Of Dr. Natteeon. the physician who At.
tends hes. The programme consequently was
changed. sEgnoEa Poliiui e1erted herself with
great ability TO- mako up for the deficiency, and
FunE the Brindfsi from Lucretia BoEta With a
power sweetness and effect that electrified the ap-
precaaaire audience. Ausfani, Druudful and EeI-
lfn1 were also WARMLY welcomed, and each sang
with decided effect The concert N every wa5 was
grand fntcete. and marks an era In mptics1 pro-
grers IN Western Michigan.
We ieatu that afra0gemcnlH are about to be made
TO have another Of these grind concerts here, and
Buechetti O1gfni and Anastasia ase to appear hero
faEoIfte opefas before Mt: Gran takes bis troupe
tonthwaEd. II 20, predict that 1t viii be attend.
ed more largely, If possible, even than thIa one,
The hall ttee!f Is perfect success, and Is pro-
nonnced BY Muslaut md his brother artistic to be
one of the nest md most easy halls to stng in that
ence could hear the efcst notes With The greatest
acfutaEY in aDY mart Of the hou6e
, 1865-11-16

hope !" Eays Mr.. Daryl In the Critic; but the
divinity which hedges king Or kings son
does not prevent people from talking about
them and commenting upon their deeds. And
during the past week comment has been toll
e1ab1y rife On the at least questionable con-
duct Of the heir apparent, in nightly visiting
the different theatres, accompanied BY q party
Of yisttors, while the body ofthe old states
nun 10 whose skill! ard sagacfty We we're all
90 much indebted was lying awaiting Its
burial In the heart Of London. No one could
possibly imagine that the Prince of Wales
could hare any personal regard for Lord Pal
merston, Qndeed, he probably inherits
the dislike with which it was well
BY, Prince Albert,} and no one could
object to his going to the theatre !;
on the contrary, We arc always GLAD to
hear the announcement made at theatrical
charity dinners that the drama Is extensively
patronized by the highest in the land"
But the present feeling appears to be that it
Would have been better had the Prince and
Princess postponed their gaYety for q little,
and that abstinence from the theatre for q
week won1d have been greater proof Of
their respect tor the dead statesman
than the ,telegTaphic expression Of cou-
dolence with hts survivors. There are
persons, doubtless, who will think
It lat burglary to dare to comment on the
conduct Of such great people in print who
will regard this expression Of opinion as sug-
and who will expect to see the "swart me.
chanic's bloody thumb" staining the delicate
furniture in Gro6yenor square after general
t,aeu{t; but as every one has been saying
these things, there does not seem to be any
reason WHY tnev should not be printed.
, 1865-11-16

stolen from dHrens Of Richmond, No.. Hr,n9 Il,
most within stones throw Of the Town.
Fire mounted thieves rubbed esveral stosea IN
p1atte City lust Monday night and rode on with
their p1nnder.
Capt. Keyser, formerly Asststxnt Provost Marsha1
General WIS robbed while sleeping 1t the Planters
Horse Of $50 In greenbackH, $500 Of which Has in
one hundred dollar bills. Capt. Keyeer shared hfs
apartment !sst night with Col. Simpson, Adjutant
General Of the State, who LEFT upon the morning
ar11u for the Easf Col s., finding the Captain was
Eoundiy asleep, did not awaken him. bat leit the
door unfAstened, Of which Eome thief took adyan-
taCe.
An extraordinary robbery took place on the river
night before lasf. A mnn named William Joel.
who keeps dpht skf6 near Carr street fezzJ, put
ont from tho landing at 1lltpoistown about half
past ten o'clock. Carrying traveller named Hawks,
a stock dealer from Bloomington, III. Joel reached
about fifty yards from shore when a steam
boat yatl, containing three men, VAS fairly along
side and two Of her Gew catchlng the skif, held It
while the third DISCHARGED navy revolver and told
Hawks TO give up bis baggage and whateyer
Of money and goods he might have- Hawks at
once handed the baggage to the man with the pts-
tol. In bis pockets we're several things which q
threatening movement from the robbers induced
him 10 tufp oser, including pocket book contain
ing about seventy 1--we dollars md lot Of receipts
notes, etc. The robbers then took from Joel both
his oars leaving the ekiH to the current and sowed
rapidly back. joel with come difficulty made his
way to the ST. Louis side OF the river l4ndng near
the foot Of Mulberry etleet,
, 1865-11-16
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
xpIAHAFoL1s, Nor. Is
Tie House met at So N. Memorials were pre-
sented from vauous County Boards praying for The
repeal Of 20 much Of the So1diers' Relief Law q
lestes tax for the year 1866.
A resolution was adopted To print sIx Thousand
copiet Of the Governors ueasac for the Use Of the
House, el1 thousand for the Governors use, and
three thousand In the German language
Various bills were introduced and referred to
proper committees.
The bill to apporion Senators and Represents
dses was t1ken mp. and astey some discussion. re-
fcMed 70 the Comnittee on Rights and Privileges.
encourage the publication Of BAekford'a Reports
returned II md recommended Its passage
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House went into COMMITTEE OF the Whole on
The various topics ot he measage were referred to
appropriate committees.
AI Chambers offered the following resolution:
Bon. 6. Il. Julian o. Friday evening, November
III. Kleore osle.ed ibis amendment: Tit III.
ion policy oi Fsssidsai johnson, Win such pr
be fntccpible Of mo1e thsn one Construction ~ 10
The resolution, as amended By Mr. Kilcose, was
a resolution, declaring that Jefferson Dayie
should be put on trial for hlgh treason snd con.
sicted, puus he'd according to Law, after some de-
bate, .as referred to the Committee on Federl Re-
lAtions.
A message from the Senate announced the pass
age Of the celebrated Whitewater Canal bill. Ad.
journed.
SENATE
The Senate squsbbled Ill day ovcr the stationery
and postage Einmp question. The amount OF steal
ings 1t the Last session has had the effect 10 make
Senators elote-dEted aud penudous on the paper
Issue
The Whitewater Canal bill, which was go great d
Nj. Bennett offered resolution requesting the
speedy trial Of Jefferson Davis, which WIS rct1Fed
inter- Eptcy dehaie, to The Committee On Federal
Hea1tQIls. AdfpprUed.