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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-16

1.-THE young man who went on a bri-
dal tour with an angel in muslin das re-
turned with termagant in hoops En-
iconraging to bachclors-very.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-16
Small boy on tip-toe to his con

Small boy on tip-toe to his COM
papions-" 'Sh-stop your noise all
of you."
CompaniJns-"Hello I? Tommy
what is the matter p
Small boy-"We've got new ba-.
by-it's very weak and tired-yalk-,
ed all the way from heaven, last,
night mustn't be kicking up a row
round here now"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
some aas.sions for Towns.na.

l.Hae4 tWHpnHaDAr kvENINo, May 10, lsSi
Mr.. Enron: One Of the extracts In thi,
evenings RsyHblioan from Townsendis 4 Cv
elopedia OF the Rebellion is as follow:
"Jacob n. Thompson, Mr. BnchanAn's seer..
tary Of the Intorlor, was the only one OF the n
signing seoossionists who LEFT Mr. 'B. a. Cabins,
without the stain Of dishonor 10 his name .
Was there no stain Of dishonor'' In N,
theft Of the $500, 900 Of trust fund Indian
bonds And was there no "stain Of dis.
honor" In sending these stolen funds TO Ru.
rope 70 purchase the means Of destroying II,
Government which had fed aud pampored
this detestable thief Was Il no "stain Of
dishonor' In this Jacob Thompson 10 notify
his brother traitor, Piekens, Of Charleston,
that the Admin nation had concluded 10 send
relief to the little band Of patriots In For
Sumter, and advising him TO give the vessel
which bore II q warm reception
/ hope Mr.. Thomas s. Townsend will
settle the above questions in his orn mind
as they are settled by Aisiory, and then cor.
rect his cyclopediA TO correspond with Ii,
facts
Yours, G-sE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
T.,stlmoni.lto . worthy Man.


A number Of the leading citizens Of New
York, among whom are MosKs TAYLOR
AUeUsT BuLroST, THURLow WEED, MAR
SNAIL 0. RossaTs, and othors, have msds
Up the handsome purss Of $500 for the
brave soldior, RobEsos, who, while acting
as nurss, saved Secretary sEwARD's life.
Tho money has been received by Mr.. SEW
ARD, and will Be at once presented to Mr.
RohEsOS, who is recovering from his inju-
riss at Douglas hospital. ...
RoBEsOs is hne specimen Of the down
Easter--intelligent, cool, and brave AZ q
lion. Its absolutely certain that RoBNsoS
saved tho life OF Mr.. sEwARD. His story Of
the, affair, told in tho most unpretsntious
and unAssuming manner, shows this. He
deserves woll Of the public for the heroic
manner in which he struggled with the des-
peratc assassin, LEWIS PAYNE. IHn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
Irn nrronrrp that the State Department

II is RrroRrED that the State Department
forwarded, BY the steamer which sailed for
Europe to Boston, Wednesday, 10 our Minis
tors ct the leading courts, full particulars Of
the evidence against DAVIS and his cocoon
spirstors in the work Of assassination. In
addition TO this the military authorities have
prepared, accurate personal descriptions in
hsndbilis and BY photographs Of DAVIS,
SAUNDERS, cLkr and company. which will
be extensively circulated, not only in this
country, but in Canada and Europe, SO that
hos whore they may they will be hsraldsd
Ss escaped criminals and fugitiEss from
Justice. ... ....s .. ". a.... r..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
How 10 fsai Cnal Chnnn.

Tho most practical and feasible plan Of OBJ
tanning coal at first cost that we have seen,
Is that advertised in our columns to-day by
Mr.. THoxAs R. WILSON, WHO'S the Washing
ton agent Of the Houseksepers' Coal Com.
pany Of Pennsylvania, organized under the
mining laws Of that State. It will be seen
that he offers to subscribers to the stock Of
that company, or the Washington branch of
Il, coal at an average Of $40 less per ton
Of 2,24o lbs than Is charged by the dealers
hore for the ton Of 1000 lbs. '.....
The company own the lease Of a coal
mine, and they will deliver II to subscribers
at the cost Of mining and transportation
This cost will be diminished as tho cessation
Of the war releases transport vessels and men
now In the service; but whatever the cost
may be there will be always the difference Of
the profits made BY dealers, which ere saved
TO the stockholders Of this company. Coal
consumers should investigate this matter at
once. f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
Tho ,ssxsm-Thlrty Loan.

PmLADHLPHA, May lO.--Ths subscrip-
tions TO the 7-SO loan received by Jay Cooke,
to-day, amount 10 Sl7,4lO, 100, including
the following single subscriptions; Fist Ma
tionhl Bank Of OiRcinnati, 1850, 900; Seo-
ond National Bank Of Detroit, SIOO, 900;
Ninth National Bank Of Now York, %. l2O, !.
45O; Clarke, Dodge a Co., New York, 81.
900, 900; Robinson a Ogden, New York,
81, $50, 900, Second National Bank Of BoS-
ton, 81, 50O, ,00Oj National Bank Of the Re-
public, boston, $500, 900; First National
Bank Of New York, 81 ,OOO, 900, First Ma
tionaI Bank Of New Orleans, $500, 900, Fist
National Bank Of Baltimore, $500, 00Oi First
National Bank Of Philadelphia, Sl, 800, 600,
First National Bank Of Providence, r. l., ,
5000, O0O i' veal ~ ~
There were also II, S3s Individual subscrip.
tions Of $50 and 500 each. Il esU ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

NoRrHERN FARHERs EAIaRArINa.--Ae zen.
tlsmAu who returned fsE days since from
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, stopped at a
hotel In q small town In that locality, and
found thirty-Six farmers from the Northern
States, who were there Tor the purpose Of
purchasing farms. In some cAses eighty dol
lars an aoro was paid for farming lands in
Maryland and Delaware. This Ia, We believe,
but the advance wave Of that tide Of smigral
tion which there will be, not only 10 Della
ware and Maryland, bat TO Virginia and the
other Southern States, whom peace shall have
been declared and the country become op'sn
10 the intelligent, enterprising, and skilliGl
mechanics and farmers Of the New EnglA nd
States. Under their influence, whole IeGions
ofoOuntry which have hitherto been blighted
BY the ourso Of slavery, Or are now desolatsd
BY the ravagos Of war, will be made 10 'Sad
and blossom like the rose. BoaOR JOuir-
1lnI, .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11


Not anits 20 Inaienars ~ arnps..
Y thsttcI
Th1 foIIoring sEtrncts Dom DE chasta.
hoosh lR>1 szrl,'s No .S9ins isnl ..ns u
,bany ef ~ rsI . dtpn lbs suhjs.l II the
lpts esaslSati1ps rhS Rs1.fef ~ 1oth
hy& =, " Wv ~
IN the news We babHshsd yestSrda, from
Bsnatobia is true, william II. Seward, ths
epld-blooded and hsarsisss political rhisortaat,
who guidsd The internal polisy uhich piunrsd
us into this bloody and desolating war, has
been arrested BY an angry.0o a ne midst
Of his iniquities, and hes paid the penalty of
his erfmes Al thg hands of an dnknoNr a.
sas.ins His ambition plans have been
brought to q bloody, We do not hsy ntiing,
eonolasion. II Il was right fsf Brutns 10 dag
fhe despot Cesar who ahall aAy That The man
uho slit tho throat Of this arch plotter agninst
The lives and liberties Of thin people Il not
worthy OF the laurel WREATH -8larl =
j And Abe Lincoln, too, the political monte
hank and professional joker, whom nature
intended for the ring Of a circus, but whom .
strange freak Of popular dsluEion elevated 10
the Presidency. he also has fallen. His career
was as short as IL was bloody and Infamous.
He has gonetO answer before the bar Of God
for the innocent blood which he has per-
mitted 10 be shed, and his efforts 70 ensiave
n free and heroic people. relss..
The same paper, dated 9ith uit., eontinuss;
2 The people Of the North are now rtapine
The natural and inevitable harvest Of efims
growing ont Of the demorlixation incident 10
state ofwaf. The last dispatches exhibit
a moot shocking and horrible state of society.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

~ li y t.trk issti|aaaa fs...,,.
ttfWf teBlrginias !, ~
The WSshihsloh sensspohdsni Of n. n.
toa Jonra1f mAkss the fOIIowins ihssr.,.I.-
statinsht: ~ Y J. FisaFs ~ I
{ Statement. 20 70 show that the .orir,..,
plan o. the eonspintors was 10 seine fr.l
dent Lincoln and eArfy him into virkt,i.
A.pong other Pfoiee,s was one for seiring NJ
Iincolh oi- one N M nJetafhni vnIls Il.
tween the Whit House and the was Dst.a.
ment, and harry hl,n 3, the ola var ~
Ilsuss, which q bach of ths D,p.rsr,s.. ~ u !.
the bank Of the Potomac river lie Va. y
tssserstea ,thsra. rutil IL could 4, c.,,. =
into Virginia- This Van nHas House. vh,A
Is now csrsfsily guarded and only op,r Va a
those having passes signed hy the seeret.,~
% War, is one of ne klstoricai IandmarI. (,
the metropolis II stands near the coma.
encs % the Potomse aud the Tibsr. on NJ,
Wasths estate of David Burns, a scotohmss
whose plantation embraced about ons.thlri
Of what Il now Washington City. The 80.
Of lots rendered II rich, and bis only daprS
ter married Gen. John p. Van Ness. a me-.
Der Of Congress from New York, sixty v,s,,
ago, who lost his seat because ho accepted I,
militia commissiOn here while Represept,,
tive about 1920.
Gen. Van Ness engaged Mr.. Latrobs. q.
architect fthe Capitol, 10 construct man.
sion house on the Old Burns homestead
which u a substantial specimen Of tho build.
ihSs Of that epoch. The partition walls an
reA on Foundations which divide the celia,
into several compartments. One Of them fer
the storage OF wines was only accessible bv
trap-door In the dining room floor. Aksr
the death Of Gen. Van Ness, some afIs,n
years since, the mansioii hodss became H.
pFcpsrty Of bis brother, by whom II was spld
to Thomas Green, the proprietor Of VII.
ginia watering place known a. the Warren.
ton springa Green has sons In the Heathsru
army, and his sympathies have been with II,
secsssionists. IL is said that some ohanR,,
have been made In the cellars recently. sndI
that one Inner rons was intended TO have been
used fbt the incarceration Of Mr.. Lincoln,
The Green family endeavored 10 explain hi,
BY saying that II was fitted up a. q place ofI
confinement for refractory negroes II NAV
however, appear that they knew more abo1i
II than they have admitted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

EBHnuIAks -.
IiOx WnLiAxA. nkALrse .lNew YORK.,
7 B S..Vsi ss'sH; sH;.aiss.p. tolS.,l lscuu,ll.
caesBs fss stre sipsin.sd AI.ihs issIstaa a.
ihlsnt uSpersl ID ~ Depaiipsnt ofshe ou
Josffh H'1kAdp, ths fOfger 6f the lIssi-
asnt : broclanAtioh, has been Appoihtsd o4biai
reporter q. MAJ. Gen. Dix's headquarters. -.
RooERs, Tho POET, never wrOte more thsn
four line. Of verse in one day all his lifs
HoS. l.. y. cHiTfkNDHS afrivsd u town
Ms ncFainx, Nd isR wfllards'.
HoS. A. II. BULLOCK win deliveran sulogy
on Presidsnt hIaeofs betorsths esy ESvsfsmsai
OfwOrcestsr on the l., 81 June, ID
Hox. sAnuEL HooPnR, Of Boston, was the
only representative of Eew nngIand wky'perss
ysred 70 The shd Of the fouts II auendanes upoh
the fapsral traia o. tbs Jats Prssidshi.
Mn. NAfHAHrHL MeKAT, sf Boston, pur.
chased M. LinsOin's sariAgs horses, ana win
send them home. ..t,.se4f
Mn. BDwhRD ARNoLB, NJ A., suggests In
a note to the London Daflr z'bses that sub
seription be got mp In England for The purpose Of
presenting Generals Grnut and sherman with
swords of honor. M. Arnold is, We believe, .
son q the late DR.. Arnold, and has always been
an ardent friend Of our eapse. In his elaborate
and admirable history Of the Marquis Of Dali
housio's Administration In India, he seises every
Opportunity 70 express his sympathy with the
NORTH. and his exseration y soulhsrn acts and
prlncipleh .. !"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11


!, tfor The Daily National Rspubliean.i
- state ~ Isws - ths prssiaa. i.
~ Hon. sHrHsH J. W. TAsOR, th,rth
AUDITOR, abd "a, Db11t Whsps, Esa.. Of
|shs AerI,hltjoi n,psflnsnt t,l.sa Don
biz H1esll.hey PrstI.lsnl Aspnrs "a 1Eos.
q Ssstipiay, sdd Pssssnt,d . him. iu be.
half Of The State Of 1o~a, the rssolutiOn
which Is printed below. YIN presenting the
resolution, Judge TABoR said:
MR. PREsIDEEr: The citizens Of Iowa
resident In Washington, e rspfcsenlAtlys Of
their State, and as sxponsnts Of their own
views, have held public meeting shd passed
aresolution, which has bssa ,sagrDgea On
parchment and Signsd hy them individually,
In which they testify TO their d.vos
ton 70 the principles you are maihlain-
ing, end In which they also Get forth thair
high regard for yourself personally. In order
not 70 enoroach upon your valuable time, We
have been deputed 70 present tho resolution;
and, In most respectfully doing 90, would
add that your remarks 70 the clergy show
you to be not only an ardent friend OF politi.
cal and civil freedom, but also Of religious
freedom. We recognise you ~ q noble stand.
ard-bearer Of the Masses whose hearts bent
In unison with the democratic motto Liberty,
Rrso,g,,or .s,
We. N. oiti..ns of faS. Al An. N.,,on.,
CAPITAL. havin1 heyetofore .rnrsss.d an A.,
sorrow and reeret AZ ths sr..f N.tionsi ~
sustainsd An the da.th an Pre.idsnt Ihr.h. T.,
Hnooln. and be;ng ,nviIlinv h, s.o,,,', N.
yalunbIs linn. N Brss;S.nt Indr.,. .yakg..r.' 80
his Suoc.s.or Sx a So,sa.I s.iI 80 Ss"s.ca,,
on sInreS,ins tI.;r s.n.imsn,. ,n-.rd. M,
do unnnimer.lv -''' -
Rs,oIps. Thst In Andres .Jobn.onj p,.,,.
A.. - ~. If.l.-i o.-s- :
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
Important Order Reducing the Cav
airy Forces OF the Army.


. airy Forces of ths Army.
The Secretaryof War has ordered Com.
Inanding Generals Of armies and departments
10 Immediately muster ont and discharge all
volunteer soldiers Of the cavalry arm whose
terms Of service expire prior TO October lst,
1905, In disoharging these troops the fol-
lowing regulations will be observed:
I. The musters-out will be made, in ac-
cordAnce with existing regulations, by tho
oommissaries OF musters Of divisions, under
the directions Of oommissariss of musters Of
corps or departments. ..4.
z. Army and department. commanders viii
forthwith ascertain the number Of men within
their respective commands 10 be discharged,
aud report The same direct 10 the Paymastsr
General Of the army, forwarding duplicate
Of the report to the Adjutant General. Said
report must specify the number for each
regimsnt OF company u an independent one
g. Tho Paymnstor General will arrange TO
make immediate payment to tho men dis,
charged, said payments to bs made In the
armies or departments in which the men may
be serving at date Of muster out.
All cavalry remaining In service After the
aforesaid charges have been made, will be
w,Iy, r,gix,s,foI oygu,,i , at,on1 and ~ soi.
lows, - IL W.
Army and Department Commander. win
..laat ~ das,.nsta tha orr.ri..,ion. a. r.
conso,idStsd, y "
Orynni,ations from IN. sam. stnt. viii n.
oonsoIidat.d with each other :"
All snnSrnamerHTy oommi..ion.d and MN.
comni,.ionsd oeicoy, Iii ha n,ns,s,"d an,
of tha aats nc oonsoiidation ~ thaIr rs.r"o'
live commands h made.
m. oommI.sIonod and non..onm,..ion.a
omcsr, to Ia RETAINED n"t .TsaadiD" ~
IcgSI rumhsy viii bs sslsctsd nv Lr,n1 snS
DsDa a,tn.nt t,ommsndsr. - ~N~
H.. .,..nr.r Con,,aIss.si.. - u,., -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

|oRaANIEArios oy rms oouRr-aPRocsEpINa
90 ran wfTn CLOSED poons.
The court for the trial Of the assassination
COnrpiratOrs sat yesterday with closed doors,
engaged. Il Ii believed, in completing its or
gAniIatiOn. Thsrsportsra for the press were
mot admitted. .1s aFl So. .......
rms AnRAIoNnHNT ov gHn PRISONERS
The Commission sonvened BY special orders
No. ZIG met ct 10 o'clock this morning, Oon-
sibting Of the following details: Maj. Gen.
David Hunter, U. 8. vols.i Maj. Gen. Lewis
Wallace, U. s. vi Breyet MAJ. Gen. August
" Ksutu, U. 8. "; Brig, Gen. Albion p.
Howe, U. s. ". Brig. Gen. Robert 8. Eos.
ter, o. s. Vi Breyet Brig. Gen. James A.
Ekin, o. s.V.I Brig. Gen. 7, N. Harris, U.
Is. VI Brsvet Col. c. III. ThOmpkins U. 8.
Al Lieut.. Col. David r. olsndenin, sth I'M.
nois cavalry Brig. Gen Joseph Holt, Judge
Advocate and Recorder.
The ordsrs oonvsninE tho court having
been road in the hearing Of the prisoners,
they we're asked u they had any objection 10
any member Of the eommissiOn, 70 which
they all aud sevsrally replied that thsy had
none. +" aat.-.fT ..
The commission, the Judge Advocate Gen.
,cral, tho Assistant Jadge Advocate, and the
reporters having been duly sworn, the pris.
'oners. David q. Haold, Geo. A. Atuerott,
Lewis Payne, Michael o,Laughiin, Edwin
|Snanvlar aa.nnal Arnold M.xv Il a....,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

A great trade with the upper Mississippi is
anticipated the present season. Low water
for the last two ySaru almost suspended nav.
igAtlOn above La Crosse, and lumbormen have
been unable 10 get their logs and lumber from
the pineries Of the Wisconsin, the Black,
ChipPewa 81 a Vro.s, ana upper mlaslsSiPpl
water. The Mississippi and all Of its tribu-
tarioa In that upper country are full 10 the
brim. The aceumulAtlons Of two or three
years win produce an aggregate that will
amount 10 fully three millionSIof dollaFG
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
IOvprclAL.I


DurAHrnrSr op srArn.
wkaMpercu. nay 10. lss6
n. fsliowiug ,r,naa,lOa q sroysl d.l
cree, hsias ths term upon vhieh foy,isn
osrssi. my BE- .ttJsI.lOnaIly sdh,'lssd Into
the ports Of Portugal, has been received at
this Department from the Minister resident
Of the Unitsd States al Lisbon.
In cOnfprmity with the Representations Of
the Ministers and Secretaries OF STATE Of all
the Department., I am hereby pleased % %.
efOe ns follows, Va ffEinfHf JtJu
ARricLE 1. From the goth instant, and
psuding the Publication Of decree 70 rsgp-
late m dsanits manner ths import Sf csreaIs,
The Importation is hereby permitted through
the inland and ssaports Of the Kingdom, Of
foreign esrealS---vhsat. corn, rye, barley,
and oats in grAin--aOur and baked bread, on
payment Of the duties stipulated in the an
nsxsd table which forms part Of the present
decree. o., . .... ...t.
ARricLE2. All foreign cereals, admitted
in virtue Of the preceding article, are like
wise subject. to such taxes as are levied on
national grain, whom cleared for OOnSump-
tion. f#r
ARrrcLE Q. All the cereals treated Of In
Article l may be admitted TO bond In the
Lisbon and oporto custom houses, in conform.
ity with existing fiscal regulations.
ARricLS 4. Tho Government will account
to tho oOrtss for the dispositions contained
In the present decree. ID
AhTicLs s. All legislation 10 the contrary
10 hereby repealed. .. .'.
Let the Ministers and Secretaries Of State
Of all the departments understand these
presents ana put the same In execution
Palace Of Adjuds, April II. 1865.
THs Kna, .'-. ..tn.l /
DUkE DE LourB, ..'
MARQUIS DE SABUsozA,
MATHIAs On CAHvALHo . VAsCoN0sLLoS,
ANTONIO ArERs DE GoUvBN, .a.
MARQUIS DE sADA BASDEsk,
JoAs cHEYsosroro De Amen soUIA.
raSl. u lAe d,ti.s rysrrsd to In tn. decree Of
In Grain. In Flour. Baked Bread.
Imported thro'
seaPOrtai.. .... 10. ,ra ......r ......
Corn and Lye.....b0o 700
barley aud oats. 400 900
Imported through
inland towns, "a.
Sa:..i S.a: .sa iiIiT;" pc: 0o 600 500
Barley and oats
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The area, sh..p snow.

CASASDAIsUA, N. Y, May l0.-The great
sheep show Is . wonderful success. fhsrs
are over one hundred exhihltors, who have
on exhibition over 900 head Of Immensely
valuable sheep, most American msrinos. II
Is the largest and best show ever Sssn in the
United States. Several Of the rams are
valued at from 5000 70 $1,000 each.
Crowds Of people arc present. There will be
y public SheAring Tomorrow. s.Es-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

CRIMINAL CouRr--Mr. Jnaies Ola
CEdvard g, CauingtOn. Bsq., District Attorney,
p'TsssJj The ja1y 4 the e..s } rAom.. story. ,Ai.
morning returned verdict Of not guilty. Ths
prisoner was Eemanaed 70 jail, there being o'her
indictments against him.
WIN. b. Jefferson, indicted for forging The
name Of Brig. Gen. Ruekef 10 check for u 80
was theh placed on trial The Jury had not feh.
dered Averdict when our report closed.
The Jury wasthen sworn In the ease OF James
II. Turner, charged with stealing = eco eeriia
cate of deposit from Philip Dennia
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
Tnn BEAurIrUL LrRIc, "when ,he Boy,

TINS BEAurTuL LrRIc, when the Boys
Come Home, $50 extensively copied Into the
newspapers Of the day, and credited to
''AnOnympus, 4" "EEehAnge,' y Evening Pal
ladium,n . 81. J. p" and others, was written
By Major JoHN HAr, the accomplished SEQ
rotary Of the lAte President. Tho lyric was
hrst publishod In HarPsr'S Weakly. and has
since appeared in almost every journal in the
land ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

FUsERAL PAohASr N NEw HAnrsmRs--
The Hon. Mr., PArTERsOE, Of Hanover has
accepted the invitation Of the Governor and
Council Of New Hampshire TO deliver a fu.
psrSi suloSy on the late lsmontsd Chief
Magistrate Of The nation. At Concord, N. H.,
o. the lst Of June. Great arrangements have
been made for a military and civic procession
on the occasion. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

--oAos
Thirty-eight clerks In the Ordnance Bureau
Of the War Department were discharged yes
IsrdAy, on account Of the falling OF in the
business Of that bureau. A still further re-
duetion Of the clerical force Of that BursHu
will be made in few days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

THE EvIDRNcR 0yERwHELMING.-The evi.
dsnoe in possession Of the Government Of the
oOmplieity Of JeG. Davis and his associates
In the assassination Of President Lincoln, Is
said TO be overwhelming, When Il Is sub.
mitted, as ii with 10 Foreign Governments,
hey cannot hesitate moment In giving
hem up.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

Major General AuouR has been directed.
BY tie Secretary Of War, to muster out and
discharge all volunteer soldiers whose tsrms
Of service expire on or before the Slst of the
present month.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11
sPECIAI NOTICES.

81 Annual Meeting OF the Freed
mass RELHR AAsooIArioS.--Tho Third Annual
Meeting Of the National FreedmAn's Associated
Of the District Of Columbia will be held in the
Common Council Chamber, City Hall, on fRl \
The ANIMAL Rsnart viii he rad. and oeisers iorI
the ensuing year elected.
Gentlemen and ladies Interested In the Objects
oftbe Association are cordially invited 10 attend
my1k2t N. DUBOIS, Secretary.
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Later from Europs Addresses sfC Co=-
dolenoe ON the Death OF the Presice:.s

HALIFAX, May l0.-The steamer Asia,
froWL Liverpool on the S0th ult., has arrived.
EpfvssiRns Of regret At the death Of Presi.
dep| NV pre- everywhere being mani
An addrdSs Of condolences to the American
people passed the lower House Of tho Aus
triAn Reichrnth unanimously.
Tho Austrian and Swiss Governments have
forwarded addresses 70 the Washington Gov.
eminent In regard 70 the assassination Of
the President. .. ... Z, rsrs.
The Protestant Church Of Paris celsbra.
ted funeral service on Saturday in memory
Of President Lincoln.