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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-22
BY rELEaRAPH
NATlONAL REPUBLICAN.


|
The Bsgdsd knsir-coi. Reeds Raj
| IA New version-Bagdad Deserted
The Town Given Up 60 Plumber
| Crawford Goes 20 New Orleans,
| Establish q Base Of suppliss-Thrc}
| French Transports In tho Md
ar,nde-MejiaT Threatens TO Fire ouj
Broynsville n he IL Attacked from,
| the American side-Genersl Smith
Demands 70 Know Mejia's Inten-
tions-Troublous Times all Hound.'
NEw. ORLEANS, Jan 2L-Brownsville 40
counts Of the 18th give correct statement
Of the Bagdad affair.
| A party Of 1873 mon, most Of whom were
colored soldiers from the 118th regiment,
under Colonel Reed, crossed the river At
Clarkesville, and divided into squads.
| The first squad proceeded TO camp which
they captured with about four hundred
prisoners and four pieces.
Tho second party proceeded to the ferry
where an Imperial guard Of ten men weio
stationed. Tho officer commanding tho
uard was shot down, whereupon the others
surrendered. One Imperialist was killed and
another wounded.
The third squad proceeded to capture Col.
Rice, the post commandment, who escaped
while the party was In the house, but he was
Afterwards captured.
| A squad Of ten mon were then detached to
take tho steamer Antonio, and they fred
upon her, killing q sergeant and wounding
several others. The Antonio fred q volley,
killing two men and wounding one other.
Tho attacking party then fred two shots
from q howitEer, one Of which passed through
her just above tho water On the morning
Of the 9th French frigate lying outside
sheiled the place. Shots afterwards were
freely exchanged between the Liberal how
itsers on the beach and Q howitser In boat
from the French frigate, No damage was
dor,e, except creating panic among the cit
liens, who crossed to the American bank.
A detachment Of 200 men from the 18th
colored infantry were sent over to protect
tho American citizens and remained until
the evening Of the It'll, when q detachment
Of the 48th colored infantry relieved thcm,
nth instructions to withdraw In case the
Iniperialists made an attack.
| Bagdad Is nearly deserted, and plumber
and pillsge Ia uninterrupted and kept up.
| A large amount Of goods crossed at
| O larkesville. What goods arrived at Browns
Vile were seized and returned to their
proper owners.
After waylaying for several days with Is
| cobedo regarding commands, Crawford left
for New Orleans, where he has since arrived,
after reinforcemsnts and supplies.
A small force Of Liberals are fortifying
Bagdad with heavy guns and cotton bales.
Three French transports arrived of the
bar on the 18th. ..-.
Gen. Mejia commenced building earth
works and mounting guns, two being
64-pounders, between Matamoras and the
river, but commanding Brownsville. Gen.
Mejia notified Cen Weitzel II attacked from
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 10, 1866.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 10, 1896.
| General Order No. "a
At a Naval General Court Martial, assembled
at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Captain CICERO
| PRICE, Of the United States navy, was recently
| tried on the following charge and specification,
viz;
CHARGE" Neglect Of duty
SPECIFICATION. -"In this, that the said Captain
CICERO PRICs, OF the United States navy, having
tsken command Of the United States steamer
Jamestown on the twenty -hfh day OF Sep
| TENDER, eighteen hundred and sixty two, said
vessel being then In commission and lying OF
| the navy yard at Philadelphia, fitting out for .
foreign cruise, and on the completion Of said 1T
ting out said Captain CICERO PRTcK, Of the United
States navy, having sailed, on the twelfth day Of
| October, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, with
the said vessel under his command FROM the
navy yard at Philadelphia, under orders from
| the Navy Department to proceed to the East In
dies aud the coast Of China, did fail, before sail
ing on the said twelfth day OF October, eighteen
hundred and sixty two, to transmit to the Seere-
tary Of the Navy complete lists or muster rolls
OF the officers and rated men under his command
on board said vessel, aud that, during the cruise
| Of said vessel, while under his command, from
the twenty NTH day Of September. eighteen hun
dred and sixty two, to the time he was detached
from said vessel, the seventeenth day Of October,
eighteen hundred and sixty-hve, he was habitu-
ally neglectful Of his duty In transmitting to the
Department the muster rolls Of the said vessel
as is required Of each commanding officer. and
which 1t was his dutylto have done. "
OF this charge the accused was found guilty,
and sentenced ~ follows;
"To be suspended from rank and sommsud
for the period OF two 0 years, and to forfeit one
half Of his leave-of- absence or waiting orders
pay for the period Of his suspension"
II the Department had any hesitation In ap-
proving this sentence, 1t would not be caused BY
the severity OF the punishment awarded. Me-
gleet to comply with the regulations respecting
muster rolls and other returns has become so
common as not only 10 smbaTrass the Depart
ment but cause serious injury and lossss to the
men. An instance occurred In this war, whore q
naval vessel went to sea and was lost, with all
her papers, and no muster roll having been for
warded to the Department, great delay and sur
fering has ensued among the heirs OF those on
board.
The Department regrets the necessity Of bring
ing to trial and punish ment an officer Of the age
and experience Of Captain PRICE, but command
ing officers must understand that the laws and
regulations for the protection Of enlisted persons
cannot be eyaded.
Captain CIoERo PRIcB will be considered as
suspended, in conformity with his sentence, from
this date. GIDEON WELLgs,
Secretary Of the Navy,
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SECOND EDITION
FoUH o.ud ocK. r.. M
THE PARIS INDUSTRIAL ExPosI-
TIOM.

THE PARIS INDUSTRIAL ExPosI-
TON.
The Telegram sent North, and printed,
that the House COMMITTEES on Foreign AZ.
fairs had reported In favor Of an appropria-
tion Of $l75, 900 for the expenses incident to
tho eIhibitioq Of American products at the
"Paris Universal Exposition" Is incorrect.
By the action Of Congress the Government
is already under obligation to sxp,nd s4s, 900
rs our quota for the furnishing Of that pert
Of the building 10 be devoted TO American
products. a... .H|.
The committee now recommend that an
additional sum Of only $50, 900 be appro-
priated for the transportation Of products
from the United States, and for the salaries
Of the Scientific Commission, consisting Of
ten persons, who are 70 report upon matters
relating TO the industrial and general welfare
Of this country also 10 pay agents and others
employed.
Although the bill provides for 500, 900 on
its face, yet assessments are to be so laid
upon articles transported and exhibited, that
the result will not only prove economical in
the matter Of dollars and cents TO the Gov.
ernmont, but highly important and valuable
to American commerce, art, science and ag.
riculturo.
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered reg.
ularly and promptly at their residences, in
wrappers, by ordering 1t through the Score.
tary Of the Senate, the Clerk of the House Of
Representatives, or at the office of the Re.
PUBLICAN, No. 6l1 Ninth street, near Penn.
sylyania avenue.
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81 Water Registrar,. Once,

All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits Of this city, into which the
Aqueduct Water has been introduced, other than
property Of the United States, are hereby re-
minded that on the LIST day Of January instant the
water rent for the year ending January ], 1857,
became due and payable at this ofnc1. II the
said water rent be not paid prior to the LIST Of
February, the delinquents are subject TO stop
page Of the water from their premises and pen
Atty Of two dollars, to be paid together with the
water rent In full to January 1, 1857 previous 10
the restoration Of the water.
vjals-dfel Water Registrar.
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He owned over two bupdr.d p,groe. and
had accumulated BY thar labor . large for.
tune. He was probably worth one hundred
thousand dollars independent Of his dawes.
M, soy,vc. $500 ..a,,,, a. NJ,
NBLAcK's resolution In the House to-day,
declaring that members Of that body cannot
take credit to themselves for accepting free
passes upon railroads and In the city cars.
The amendment produced "soms sensation"
The Rev. Norman McLSod, Scottish d.
vine Of eminenoe, author Of n maeasine en-
titled GOOD words.n has lately shocked
his hearers by repudiatinp the decaloeue. ak
cept in so far as Il IA renewed or reafirmed in
the New Testament, in which reafirmstion no
considers the fourth commandment
ing the Observance Of the sabbath-lsft out.
G. BouN, No. 568 Pennsylvania avenue,
sends us q COPY Of the Department and Con.
gressional Directory, Just published by him
and compiled by ]. A. wineberger. It con.
tains full list Of names Of all the persons
employed in each bureau, their salary, and
whore appointed from, together with an al.
nh.h.,,a., ,;., -. - ..s.,... Ts. O.
r-..,o.., ,,-.,.,- -,
-,
who have business with the Departments or
Congress.
HE great Cincinnati bridge, about to be
suspended across the Ohio river, will be the
longest In the world, being over two hundred
feet longer than that over the Niagara river,
and five hundred and forty feet longer than
the Menai bridge In England. It's total span
will be one thousand and hfty-sovsn feet
The massive stone piers tower ono hundred
and ten feet above the floor Of the bridge,
and two hundred feet above their founda-
lions. One year Is the period allowed for
building 1t.
Ar the time Of stepben A. Douo,a,, de.
cease his estate WINS "a encumbersd that a
was believed that there would be notbinr
left for his family. During the war, how
ever, the price Of real estate in Chicago,
where his properly was located, appreciated
so in value that its sale has paid all the
debts and LEFT his family handsome compe-
tence.-Pat'6"Tg Dispatch.
The farm Of M. L. Sulliyant, ESQ. Of
CHAMPAIGN county, Illinois. formerIy Of
Ohio. consists of 70. 600 acres % 00o NJ
which are upder rood fenos and In aot;v.
cultivation, Is said to be the larpest arm in
the world. Much of tho work /. done nv
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Great Success of Growers Opera Troupe
In Boston.

BosroN, Jan. 22.-Grover's Opera Com.
pany have concluded a week Of business at
the Boston Academy greatly beyond any
thing in point of receipts ever achieved in
America. The aggregate Is over $4,000.
The enthusiasm upon the appearance OF
the popular artists Of the German Opera
Company was wonderful.
Nearly every seat is sold already for the
entire week
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TIE Hutchinson Family will MARBLE at
seaton Hall on Wednesday evening. Their
concert promises to be eSthetically and ETH.
oally entertaining.
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Vjals-dfel

H8- Madam Mounts Pile salve-a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, . Con-
sumption Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. oan be found al
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotelj
GilmAn's, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford's, COR
nor Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; En-
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylvan
avenue Rlliott's, corner OF aud Twelfth streets;
Harbaugh's, corner Of Seventh and @. jal2-u
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 22.-Two men named
David schiff and George Boyce were arrested
and identified ss the robbers Of the messen.
ger Of the Farmers and Citizens National
Bank Of williamsburg, on Friday. No clue
h money has been discovered, ...
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRk, jan. 22.-cotton dull Of SO
cents. Flour declined 8 TO 10 cents; South
ern dropping at $s.76al6. Wheat dull;
Snring declined to 2.cents. Corn dull and
declining. Beef steady. Pork heavy. Lard
quiet. Whisky steady.
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4 RALsIoH, Jan. 22.-W. 8. Henrahan, q
member Of the Legislature-who was In his
seat on Saturday in the House-died sud.
denly last night.
A proposition was made In the Senate to
build penitentiary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-22

The Boston Theatre pays SO, 900 for try
ing to Jew the Internal Revenue Depart.
msnt, Fl,
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lLrrxoRE, Jan. 22.-Fiour hrmj high
es steady; Howard street super. $8.7b;
hy, sl2.25. Corn--white, $780, yellow
at 70. Oats heavy. Coifee firm. Rye
bic. Provisions steady. Whisky firm at
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SELLING LIoUoR.-Richard Stewart was
arrested yesterday by Ohicer whitenore, Of the
Seventh ward, for selling liquor with no license.
Justice Handy hAsd him t2090.
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N6-Dr. III. Andorb IodIho Whter.-An
Invaluable Dfscoperv.-A FULL GRAM Of Iodine
In each ounce Of water-Dfssolued tofthstt a
Solvent. most POWERFUL yITALIzIHa A0EEr
aud RESTORATIVE known. scRoYULA, SALT
RHEuH, CANCERS, RHEUMArIsN, CONSUMPTION, and
many Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by Its use, as thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price 81 per bottle. or Q for t5.
DR.. Il. ANDBRs 4 CO., Physicians and Chem
lists, AS Broadway, New York. Sold By Drug
gists generally. oet2s-Smd&w
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS TO-DAY
will exceed 5000, 900.
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A8Twenty-fiveC Cents 60 Save Twen-
ty-hye Dollars. = HEGEMAN's Concentrated
Benzine removes Paint, Grease Spots, 10. in
stantly, and cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, no.,
equal TO new. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HEGEMAN CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w3m New York.
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Arrival OF Gov. Curtin at Harrisburg.
HARRIsBUR9, Jan. 22.-Gov. Curtin ar
rived here to-day, and is receiving a large
number Of visitors. His message will prob
ably be sent In to the Legislature next Mon
day.
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MoNDAY:::::::::::::::::JANUARY %, 1866.
n Il @ E p ITO Ms.


TIE LADIES or THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE.
HOLD win be "at home" Tuesday evenings,
and they will sive Drawing Room receptions
Friday evenings.
SECRETARY AND MRs. MccULLocH's first
evening reception will take place on Thurs
day next, commencing at 8 p. m. Cards
issued.
MRS. ssoRrrARr STANTON will receive
every Saturday evening.
MRs. sEcRsTARr wELLEs will be at homo
on Wednesday afternoons. Cards have been
issued for Secretary and Mrs. WALES eve
ming receptions on Friday, January 10th and
Goth, and February I'd, commencing at 8
O'Clock.
SEcRErARr AND Mrs. HARLAN will give
receptions on Monday evenings, commencing
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. HARLAN will be at home
on Wednesday afternoons.
MRS. ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEED will re,
esive on Wednesday afternoons, from to
o'clock.
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WY Is the letter c like q generous fairy
Because II turns ash into cash,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

8- Calvary baptist Church meets
every Sabbath in the Church, corner Of Eighth
and II streets Service every Sunday at IL ..
m. and evening. Seats free. Rev. T. R. How
EFT, pastor. de3O-u
81 The Philharmonic Society Meets
every TUESDAY. evening at the New York ave-
nue. church, (Dr. Gurley's) at 7l< o'clock. In
rehearsal, Mendelssohns' oratorio, 81. Paul.
danl1-M
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Speaker CoifsI's Receptions.

We are authorised to announce that
Speaker coLPAx's receptions will be contin-
usd every Thursday evening hereafter from
81 till IL p m.
The reception Of Speaker CoLFAx's mother
and sister, Mrs. and Miss MATHEWS, for
ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them,
will be continued every Wednesday afternoon
from IL Y 3p m.
TIE RECEPTIONS Of the ladies Of Cabinet
Ministers arc not public, but in all cases
cards Of Invitations have been issued.
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New York stock List.

[By Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph to Levin
johnson & Col
NEW YORK. ian ~ 30 D. m
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LroK sALE-On the Hud.on. aLout u ACRES.

handsomely situated The commanding one a. me ne'
between hewYo and Albany eap,h~ o. indefinite IA
proyemenf would handsome Place With uod
aie e1r~nse u would accommodate p. wfius 70 bui
together being four ndf1ue ftr' 0f 0ed.s- AllJ u
BENfpiJI COLT, No iflresf.
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LITERARY ITEMS.

D. Van Nostrand has published an essay read be-
fore tic American Geographical and Statistical Society By
Mr J. Dlsturaen on tie influence Of Climate in commercial
social sanitary and humanizng point Of view 1t presents
many interesting facts compiled from the highest authorities
and suggested BIZ the observation Of the author the subject
Of physical geography The brochure also contains paper
read before tie "NewYork Association for the Advance
mont Of Science and Art" by the gentleman and map
OF the world showing the most important soherma lines
leighton Court" country.house story by Henry
Kihrsey is issued IN edition by TicknOr Fields
"The Adventures of Reuben Davidger," by James
Greenwood giving description Of seventeen years captivity
among the Dyaos Of Borneo in the style Of Robinson Crusoe
Is published by Harper Brothers 1t forms truly enter
tanning volume is entitled to higher position than that
claimed for by the author yarn pitched by grownup
boy for tic amusement Of bis youthful brethren"
new Life Of Emanuel Swedenborg," by William
White with an Introduction by B. T. Barrett is published by
JB Lipplncott Co. The author regards the celebrated
Swedish as without exception the most gifted and extra
Ordinary that ever lived.
James 3. Krker publishes new edition of "Foras
fenss ar Ernn do rer athar Searun Getting re Daud
baca which being interpreted is THE History OF ireland
from the Earliest Period the English Invasion translated
from the original Gaelic of Dr. Godfrey Heating by John
OMahonY II woud be hard to find richer thesauTus Of
CetcAutquities
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Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING EARNS,

ALL WANTING FARMS.
~ LsrEe thriving settlement. OF Vnelssii mid crce
miles OF Phiadelrha by railroad hirh SOIL % co.
large twenty tracts, e2o Ger acp piaDk "a sns
yess; gooa buFness oreuns good society vns Po,
imurovemrn,s. Apply 20 tAtAH d bAN
master Ninrland Lands own.pg NJ letter.
ecut.nn information wi be scit i-c TUT a.
~ ,rf,sirs fyfi g.s 1cfs iere! poii9E GH 'ua
coalition fy- 5sq,qaf aiming ilIf ne kAoD H' ace '
Esiirra Prai1eA
A SPLENDID RESIDENCE at Greenwich Tor
n SALE oe hour from tie city; grounds beautin WIN srno
berv and In n quite the depoi house aha ou
L. nj dearly new tine view o. to Sound; ~ Trans ana Two
er comfort snl luxury snd 10 healthy locality !, q cn
e L.nd Ofce @ Broadway, or OF A. T. AAi44h" 'i'
witch Conn.
NOUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Wth Furniture ana
,ork less than from the Depot AZ Halfway one hor
from FORK b. the EewJersey Railroad ron 1901 o' NOiA
10 trains each way dsy and rom tie city III -.
doublr House throughout, extra wide han con
.ery,iory Gurs.room and k'chen st.ached-lf rooms
U9rdonely .,uced the River. with boat ah
CYbuldire. the In the county excellent eaeh hhu
VARIETY and Abundance and Ornamental trees Vnes snfu0
Acres Of ereen, Land 10 In meadow or under cuson
ard very Productive; remainder in lawn and pasture.
The house furnished throushout horses Carriages 'o'A NV
all kinds completes icchou.e hled
For further particulars apply 70 J. OGDEN esd 10 - DIo
from to p D.. or 10 H. H. oiiOI"bhb' I" 'N' f'
Price for the whole. $4,000
An ACRES. 10 in Wood large, old-iashioned farm
N buidnss fr, shade good garden Gc ~ miles ron inc
y bv North NeygJersey Railroad VIII be sold 10y" inquire ~
No 1872 Conges5-st, Brooklyn
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