Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
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The President has appointed James Hand,
Eco, Of New jersey, 10 be q sconsuisr clerk.
TIE Fepian meeting called in Baltimore
for tonight Is repudiated by the Roberts
(swceny) men, who say 1t is unauthorized.
A FIELD Of wheat buried under an ava.
lanche in Switzerland for twenty-five years,
proceeded on its growth as soon as the snow
had melted. .It ..-..,.,H. ...Ff .nH
PRovERBs ron REcoNsrRucrIoN COMMIT
rEns-" Too many doctors kill the patient"
"You may lead horse to the water, but
you cannot compel him to drink"
TX the forty.six years since 1920, the four
great anthracite coal nelds Of Pennsylvsnis,
the schuykill, Lehigh, Wyoming, and Lack.
awanna and shamoiin, have sent 134, 121, $40
tons to market. ..'.,. ''' o..
AT railroad meeting in Chattanooga, on
the sth instant, II was voted unanimously to
submit to a tax to enable the city, as q cor
poration, to subscribe 5000, 900 to aid in the
construction Of D railroad from Chattanooga
TO Cincinnati. .......
An ex-ofioer Of the ex.army Of the ex-
Confederaoy writes to the high spirited young
men of the South who desire to fly to Mex
leo, that instead Of being furnished with
passage free Of cost from New York, they
must pay 500 In gold for passage to Vera
Cruz, and 81 from thence TO cordOva. 81
THE TINES as Viewed from New Eng
land Pulpit is the subject of a lecture to be
delivered in the Unitarian Church to.mor.
row evening, before the Washington Unita.
rian Association, by Rev. Geo. II. Hepwortb,
Of Boston. The lecturer Is considered one Of
the most eloquent pulpit spokesmen at the
Hub, Z" and his discourse will doubtless be
a very interesting one. r.' ...' ~ hs'
A PARTY Of Swedish omigrants, who were
brought Qver by an agent to Virginia last
Summer to work upon farms, have left the
State in disgust, after being badly cheated,
and gone to Chicago. Two Of them, a man
and his wife, state that they were hired by q
minister, for whom they labored 8 months,
and who paid them off in Confederate money,
fraud which they did not discover until
they undertook to pay their fare on the rail-
road. .,,..rr o.. ..,...
:, hhs granu jury u hawrence county IN
a'ans' nave iouhu true Dill against pr
osn)am,n No"anu' LOT 'he murder Oh fro
,vs'of ~ H'AnS' .ne seuueer oi nus uaush'or.
w was ann,.'0a 70 pa'i IN the sum OF
s4S, 900. Miss Nswlnnd Is eighteen years old,
ou' ",ss'e 'nAs sne was seduoed hye
yoa', NJ aso. ,i'IV ,no iunerai o' Evans LOOK place
,nU,'y' an"u an"u was a''onpoa oy ms
WY ".u "oou' so'sn'y 'n'e peis0n'' tne
s'ea'sS' 'e''''e'neh' S'i'' e1is's IN tho county.
GEN. Musssr, late Private Secretary of
tho President, thus explains tho statement
'nn' = su'' mas ceeh orougn' against MIN 70
recover d aenciency IN ms account" lie
nsu no sn' w" aou'ne,S covering 'ne u,soursemeh'
Vi sA0'oOo s'0'en from MN ihese nave
1niy rseen''y, anu paf'iA,y' oeeh recovered
on''i 'neso missing Foaensrs are suPphed'
ne Is 'eohhiSaiy inaeosea 10 tne 'o'ern'
'1on' ae 1eo'e'A'y y, ,n' treasury mas
a'Suieu nun 'na' no s"a,' nave ample time
~ p'o'e uup"'s'e'' anu NO imputat'0h OF
nus DOG" inaae asa'ns' NM
JuDaE MASON gave an interesting opinion
in the New York Supreme Court on Friday
as to the duties OF hotel keepers. A guest at
the Lafarge House was robbed Of watch,
his rings and scarf.pin, together with two
hundred dollars inmeney, and on sueing, the
proprietor set up In defence that the rule of
the house (under the statute Of the State)