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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19
THE DEPARTMENTS

The following orders were Issued yesterday:
:. Contract with J. W. Day for ssrvies ON route
No eo6s. Bsllsvisw 10 Magnolia, La, afty.dy.
miles and bank, once week, at rats Of s7s5 per
Service on route No. ross, Camden. Arkansas.
| 70 Monroe, Lousiana, Il also ordered 10 oontrnct
with Christopher Ohane, Of MinAsn twice ! week
and back, At $4,000 per annumI the distance Il one
hundred and fourteen miles. sFfE
Route Agents Appointed Route Bursau June.
tion, Illinois, 10 Peoria, John H. Hsdriek, al pay
o. soy psriannun, yies William d. Spears, de-
Louisville, K.ntuoty, to Grab Orchard, o. @.
oolmesen, at 800 per, annpm
9aissburg 20 Lewiston, Illinois, John A. Crisis
betweea 9aiesburg, win Yates city, 70 Lewiston,
Illinois, at $500 par sanum.
Pittsburg Pennsylyanis, 10 Greensboro Penn
y ssso ..sssoss service VIM Bekley, at pay
whitsnsli, N, Y, to non,.s Point, steamboat
servicei M. III. Hofnagle, at pay Of $500 per an
mum, In place Of Curtis Allen, resigned. 100
Jsck'onville Ill.,, TO 81: Louis, Mo-, sppoint
Chares w. Jones, at pay Of $500 per annum. vice
WIN. p. Worcester, resigned. ID '-- -
Msristta Ohio, 20 Cincinnati, Ohio, Henry O.
cMrpp.n, at pay Of $500 per nnnum. vice NJ J.
morse, removed.
Campbell county, Robert craddook postmaster.
Marysvills, Campbell county, james Baylis post.
master
Ellisvills, Louisa county. Richard II. Bs.il post.
el.a.esd. Roslsrids. county, ia. rob.nsh.in
Orkney Springs, Shenandoah county, Mis-. salli.
Miller postmistress TTT
sury Q. H., surry county, John MuIlieols post.
Z. ssrysville, Priuce Georges county, Frederick
Temple postmaster. ~
Re.sd.Is, Ras'sil county. MsrtA. Jan. wiper.
man postmistress. Is-I
Cascade, Pitiyiyania county. 4. sh.st.lsord
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100 THH PREsrDESr has appointed Gen. 0srERHAus
Consul TO Lyons, France, and - MecASDLEss
Collector Of Revenue for the Twenty third District
Of Pennsylvania, in place Of - JoRHsroN, whose
nomination was rejected. 90 e 'Da Ht 3,t. '
The Board Of Visitors 10 the West Point Academy
has been appointed, and ths names win DO made
known In dsy Vr two, ~ ~" Ds+i.'' = 'i
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VIEWS PROM ABROAD.


The extract which appears on the OUTSIDE
Of our paper to-day Is taken from an elab
crate and exceedingly able article in the las
Matchmaker Revi1O, which discusses opl
Government and the late conflict with the
secessionists, concluding with a high appre
citation Of the ability and patriotism Of Presi
dent JOHNSON. No glance at our situation
from foreign source has ever been given In
fairer spirit; no more correct knowledge
Of the subject has been manifested on either
side Of the winter. The impartiality Of dis
interestedness gives to it great weight, as II
Is wholly free from the partisan and preju.
diced criticism which too often enters into
the judgments at home. In the fierce ex.
citement Of political controversy, public men
are apt to forget the motives which actuate
the people, and the inspiration which guides
the action Of the masses. '
The comprehensive retrospect Of the article
in question credits our success in the late
unhappy war to the intelligence and patriot.
ism Of the people Of America. It shows
their hereditary attachment to the oonstitu-
'ion VI s'ie" ia'"oi answering unec-
ton for country instilled into the minds Of
the American youth, and increasing with lis
manhood. Their religious regard for law;
their enthusiasm for free institutions; the
alliance Of their interests 70 the preservation
Oh government tne hhereht virtues OF mat
government, ana us opportunities ior deVei-
oPnen' ana Improvement are sensioiy con-
Huereu 70 oe 'ne reasons why the North
triumphed over the rebels. 1t holds with
FAVOUR, the statesman oil Italy thatour cause
was mot only the cause Of constitutional
liberty out OF all humanity We wish the
radicai marpiots' VINO seem to forget that the
reverence ior law among our countrymen Is
universal and who almost ignore the binding
character OF the constitution OF the United
States, would ponder well upon the European
estimate OF the value OF that respect for law
and devotion to the immortal instrument
which carried US triumPhantly through the
ordeal OF blood, and harvested for us the
grandest victory Of modern times.
Another feature in this clear and compre-
Prehensive paper is It's distinctness Of state
inen' ressrains .ne uine,ehces between tno
1870 vn pon'ie'An n anu inc aoo'''ionist. tne
~ ns g sr''es seems no' only 70 Know ,ne
nAikeu ',ne % sePsiA'ioh ~hicn a,Viaea lne
two, but to remember it to much better ad-
.Anee 'n W. w Ae'. a., ,n1AAnAA n nj
oo.' vs. ,s e,eUeu y my man ono .avn
anu nA' o.e' "niou "ou =, mo- p..,n,' uie
4 " 60 S 'pon use 'o.o y
platad meddling with IL in the. States where
~,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19

CAPT. JoHs W, ARxrAoE, Of the Quarter
master Generals once, has been promoted to be a
mAjcr. for msritOriouS services MANY Of his
flsnds' write 70 Us that the promotion was well
bestoWed ' '' t''t' ''' ~. W ''f
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80. - -. ".
clare .hat they were not aware thnt any such
amendment passed The real purpose b Gov
ered, Economy and fairness appears upon The
iace Oh the amendment Neither exist in it
~ Is another covert blow at the THE PREsr
phSI-an act oil discourtesy, so mean ant
contemplate that IL would not stand alon,
upon Its own merits in the broad, open lighi
OF public defiberation and debate. II wa
sneaked upon great appropriation bill foI
the civil service--an act mover UNSUITABLE ex
cept IN an emergency 70 save some important
matter In the very last hours Of session.
But there ia q, double shot in Mr.. WADE,
amendment He has an outstanding accoun,
TO settle with the REruBLIcAs. sr I
On the 9th Of August 1854, with another
who shall be nameless in this connection,
Senator WADE published a malicious and un,
ealledfor assault upon ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
evidently in the hope'of defeating his cleo.
ton before the people on the following No
vember. President LINCOLN was charged by
WADE with having defeated the bill offered
by Mr.. DAVIS, Of Maryland, ITO guarantee to
certain States whose governments have been
usurped or overthrow republican form Of
government" tbs PREsDrr, by proclama-
ton, announced on the 9th Of July s64, shortly
after the adjournment Of Congress, that the
bill referred to was presented to him "for his
approval less than one hour before the sine
die adjournment Of said session, and was
not signed by him" The fact was, Ne did
mn hr,+s u.
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~ Department. Of the Interior,

80 Treasury Department. Fourth Audit
roa's OFFICE, wAsHneros, D. c., Nay 10, lsso.-No-
rios-An persons having claims against . balance due
from the United States to John 0rsen late seaman
United States Navy deceased, hereby notiaed to
present such claims, with proper vouchers, 10 this
once within four ~ months from this date, Nay IS,
1905. Il ~ nvly.m
The national Republican., 1866-08-13
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Ia virtue Of writ Of Risr Iaeias issued from the
CLERKS once OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, a.d to directed will sell at public sale
for cash on TUESDAY, August a. 1896 at 10 o'clock a.
m, on the premises, corner Of Washington and Water
strest, asorgstown, D. G., the following goods and
chaitels, to wit;
All Blaeksmithins Tools, Ice Hooks, Drill Vice, Iron
IN Work. Sc, not made up In Blacksmith Ship corner
water and Warrington streets, together with all the
material there.
Two New Bodies Of Wagons.
Two Anvils.
One WheelbAryow. -..
And directly Afterwards At Dovning's auction store
on street. nearly opposite Market square, George
One Sofa.
One Painting.
Sig Cane -bottomed Chairs.
One Silver Pitcher.
One Brass Spirit Level.
One YANKEE Psrpstusi Motion Eight day Clock.
Ono Marble Top Table.
One Mahogany vanssrsd ditto, with leaf
One Mirror.
One 5Alver.
One Cane Seat Rocking Chair
seiied and levied upon the property Of John Nor.
ply and will be sold 10 satisfy execution No 1885, In
favor Of 4 Adler 4 Co., use Of WIN. D. cassin
| against John Murphy. DIS GOODING,
Auy.dts United States Marshal u, q,
The national Republican., 1866-08-13
NEWS By THE CABLE.

Guy Fawkes Rediyiy iyus-Cholera Raging In
L1ndssas.s.sos,.:.ens La. Of the War Power
NEw YoRk. Aug. 1.-THE following special per
cable to the New York Herald has been received :
LONDON, Aug. 9.-There is great excitement hero
this evening st supposed attempt to blow up the
two Houses Of Parliamsnt Ten packages Of gun
powder, with the fuses partially burned were found
near the entrance to the Lord Chaubsrlsins Office,
in the House Of Parliament. The members Of Par
Lament have visions Of another Guy Fswkes gun
powder plot.
last week were l,063, and from darrh@s 344.
BERLIN, Aug. 8, p. m.-Gen. Manteuhsi having
attended the military council, and had favorable
audience Of tho King, left yesterday on . special
mission TO 81. Petersburg. In referring to II Q
ssmi-ofoisl journal says: provincial correspond
snos Of II. evening ssy;: Russia, BY he. position
merous family ties with the German courts, takes
lively interest In the German question. The 70.
lations subsistine between Russia. and Prussia
might suggest TO Russia the sxpedisnoy and dssira
Sility o. making oonhdsntial Communications to
the Cabinet At Berlin In relation to the views
tsrtsinsd BY the Csars Government upon the 70.
cent steps adopted by Prussia. All apprshsnsions
respecting the alliance attributed to Russia by
certain German journals will In all probability
prove to be groundisss, The same journal hopes
that the Prussian Legislative Chambers, by pass.
Ing bill Of indemnity, will end the conflict with
the government.
Yesterday, in the upper house Of the Legislature,
letter was read from the Count Of Westphalia
declaring hi. oath Of allegiance with the King Of
Prussia and bis duty as q prince no longer binding
on him, since his Majesty had withdrawn from the
German Confederation"
The municipal authorities Of Berlin have pre-
sentsd an address to the Grown Prince Of Prussia,
sympathizing with him In his afiotion, caused by
the death Of his infant son, and eulogsing his war
glory and military achievements in behalf Of Prus.
sa and the nation.
FLoRESoE. Aug. s.-Thers was severe storm
In the Adratio yesterday, by which several vessels
OF the Italian feet were damaged. The italian
Iron ram Efandaton was sunk In the port Of Anne.
mona Her Grew was saved,
The Empress Of Mexico arrived at 81, NaIaire to-
day In the imperial steamer. The Empress Euysnis
10 going to meet her tomorrow. -
MApRIn, Aug 8.-Ths payment Of taxes Ia ad.
vance 10 continued, and the Government expects to
balance Its accounts with the Bank Of Spain before
the 18th Of September.
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,oGhs rASs ph,l.a.lph,. n,ra.,.


|, Mr. AkDnLyHiA, Aug 1i.--A man calling himself
ChAbion, late an engineer In the navy vas arrested
on the charge Of killing the girl In house Of III.
iame last might The Victims nams is Mary Car
nsy, . native Of Mount Holly, M This morn.
ing the female associate Of Carney dscribsd TO the
police . man Who kept company with Mary Carney.
The description Tailed with that given By the
keeper OF the house. A portrait Of the man was
found In Carney's trunk and identified O. Cham.
pion. He was Immediately arrested In bed at his
residence, and has since been identified a. the man
who came to the house with the murdered girl. He
h about 30 years Of ago. The csse Is now before
the coronsr's jury. ....
LATEST.
The alleged murderer Is named Newton Cham.
pion, eI- assistant engineer In the navy, and more
recently employed at the gas-works In this city
He has been identified by tho sister Of the deceased
and others As keeping company with Mary Carney
several weeks, and quarreling with her frequently
Two weeks since he attempted to strangle her
He exhibited no emotions on being identified BY
the keeper Of the bagnio.
The national Republican., 1866-08-13
Natio,lal Gspablifau.
LOCAL. NEWS.

SHOOTING ArpMR IN GEoRgErowN.-On
Saturday night about eleven o'clock young man
named james Hill, about 81 ysara Of age, son Of
M. George Hill, IT,, Postmaster Of Gsorestown,
was shot By msa named WIN. T. Levy, who kesps
. billiard ssaoon on Bridge street, between Hieh
and Congress strests, over the store Of Mr., Crsn.
dsli. II appears from the evidence before Justice
Buokey, yesterday Afternoon, that Hill, with
young man named Pearson, was passing up Bridge
street, and whom near High street. they stopped In
an alley. A colored man employed at the billiard
saloon was sitting in the door, WI Immediately
got up and went TO the entrance Of the alley.
HUI asked the negro what he WAS Watching them
forj TO which the reply was, "I want TO see what
you are about" or words to that effect. Hill was
going toward the negro, when Pearson caught him
(HiiD BY the arm and led him up the street a. far
~ Tenney's corner. After standing there some
minutes, the two returned to where the negro was,
In front Of the billiard saloon. Hill said to the
negro, "You have insultsd NO." at the same time
kicking him In the breast. The negro Immediately
struck Hill, and the two elinched.
Abont this time Levy appeared In the door and
said, "If you don't stop, will shoot" very
short time thereafter the report Of pistol wss
heard, the ball taking effect under the right ear OF
Hill. Hs-wa Immediately conveyed to his fathers
residence and DR.. Msgruder summoned, but hs
passed out Of the mouth or whether Il Is sti In the
neck. The wound Is . very dangerous one, and but
little hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Amer the shot was fred Levy won't into the bil-
Hard room and locked all the doors. The police
soon arrived and obtained admission, when they
arrested all In the place. Levy was locked up and
the others dismissed. Yesterday afternoon Levy
had hearing before Justice Buckley, and was com.
mittsd to jail for court. -
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BYTELEGRAPH,
TO. v "
The National Republican.
EDITORIAL TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The Great National Convention
Prospects or . Brilliant Success.
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDING OFFICERS.
Illness Of Mr. Ewing and Mr. Winthrop
NEARLY EVERY STATE REPRESENTED.
HARMONY OF THE DELEGATES.
The Intrlgues Of the Radicals.
F0RNEY LAYING AROUND LOOSE.
NEARLY EVERY STATE REPRESENTED
HARMONY OF THE DELEGATES.
Tho Intrigues Of the Radicals.
FoRNEY LAYING AROUND LOOSE.
PHILApnLpHfA, August u.

PHrLApnLPHfA, August IL.
The great National Union Convention to
assemble here on Tuesday gives ample
promise Of being glorionsly successful. The
delegates and visitors interested in the con-
vention are pouring in from all quarters
Five hundred guests are already lodged in
the Continental Hotel, and other hotels are
filed in proportion.
The National Committee has already done
much to facilitate the organization Of the
convention. ...
The great. wigwam" will be completed
by Tuesday morning, unless storm should
delay the work. ~. .s.
Among the candidates for temporary chair
man and for permanent president Of the con-
vention that are prominently talked of are
Hon. Mr.. Ewing, General Dix, Hon. George
Ashmun, and Hon. Robert @. Winthrop.
Mr. Ewing is dangerously i'll and Mr.. Win.
throp is now too IN to leave his room. Gen.
eral Dix will be here tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Ashmun has not yet arrived.
Representatives from nearly every State
are already here. There seems to be no
chance for quarrel where double delega-
tons have been appointed, as they have de-
terrnined in every instance to unite in cast
ing the votes Of their respective States and
dividing the honors. .,
The only disturbing element is about o
single person, and the Ohio delegation will
settle that matter without serious difficulty.
All the delegates now here are for the
Union of all the States and against dis
union Congress. .ra-
The people Of Philadelphia are struck with
the high character and digni6ed conduct Of
the delegates, especially those from the South.
There is 8 large lobby at work here in the
radical interest, many Of whom are the cor
respondents Of the leading radical journals.
These are doing their utmost to induce VAL
LANDIoHAx to take Q seat in the Conven-
tion. They already declare that without
him in the Convention they will not be able
to stem the popular tide that will flow from
it. The radicals rely wholly on VALLANDIa-
HAM to help them destroy the influence,
power and prestige Of the Convention. .'
Forney is here actively at work. Strenuous
efforts are making to prevent his joining the
new organization against tyrannical Con-
gress. Money will be raised to keep him
out Clymer's friends are much exercised,
fearing that Forney will abandon Geary.
From present appearances it is most prob
able that the convention will organize
promptly, q series of resolutions adopted,
and National Union Committee appointed
A few speeches will be made by men rep
resenting different sections without wasting
time, and the greatest deliberative and most
harmonious body Of men ever met in the
United States will adjourn probably on
Friday. S.P. H.
The national Republican., 1866-08-13
TINTED STATES MARSHAES SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In tbs DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA

In virtue Of three wnts Of Fisr Raeias issued from
the Cler once Of the Supreme OF the District Of
.ai. for cash IN front Of the Court door Of aid
District on WEDNESDAY,, the 29d day Of August, Ia
stant 1855, commencing At l2 O'Clock, m the follow.
First. bssg part Of tract called woopLKrl,ID In
me county OF Wellington In said District described a.
ioi3w' Beginning at stake stone IN the nrst line
beginning corner Of the tract conveyed by Lorenzo
Thomss to Rachel A. Bowen, on q course q. "A de-
grees Z and running from said stake or stone ust,
70 stake or stone thence (2d) g. s7 degrees aious
the second course Of sAii original tract ii perehsS
to stake or stone; thence (sd1 N. IS degrees bjl
peieees to stake or stone In the edge Of new road
not yet opened for travel at that pos but about to be
opened, and which leads from The Georgetowp and
hoekyls turnpike to the city Of and called
new road degrees 10 psieSs s eass 10 q .oas sud
thence 6th) s degrees 4 by the edge Of said road
Perehes to stone In said edges thence (h along said
edge n le< degrees W. 10 Perehes to stone; thence
sthl along said edge 81 degrees W s:io p.rehs. to
perohss to stons thence 0h) by said edge due vest
20 perehes to stone thence (ilth) N 70 degrres W.
pershss TO stone in said edge thence sih) by said
BY said edge 50 degrees W lie perehss to stone
thence +th) ss degrees is $40 psrches to stone al
as southeast corner Of grave yard lott thence 6hl
containing 81 serss roods and IS perehes 81 iaas
more or loss, together with the improvements.
Also, after the above, will sell
fhs whole of square No. 40,
Lot No In square No. 6s3
Lots Nos and 10 In So 'lare No 6S5
IN me Guy OF wa'hngtGa, b. c. together with the I'm.
ssIed and levied upon as the property Of Robert j.
an. will be sold to satisfy executions Nos 40
le;, January Term, 1883, in favor Of Bank OF the
smith, rs. Robt J. Walker, aud No 2s2 Judg's g. G.,
Benjamin 3. Gettngs Us. Robe J. Walker.
,n,.,, DAVID 9. dooDINa.
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AUCTION SALES.
EINAL SALE OF QUARTFRM As.
IL TER's STORES At THE CkvALRY DEPOT AT
auAnrEHnAsrsa 0HSsaAL's oy,Ics, }


ouAarERnAsrsa 0sxnaAL's Orrrcs,,
w.snrserou, d. O., August IS, isss.
order of the ouartsrnastsr General, there WIN
rsetion Of Captain dsorts +, BroWnis~'' a =.
THURSDAY, August n 1885, CONNER ciss a 10 e'eiosr
.m the following described lot Of ousrtsrn astsr':
5000 feet Hickory, Ash, ana oss Plank ann s...
and Finch Gum Hose Is tons 7 Rairosd iros o7a
lbs esst.iron Railroad Chairs; Hand Cars: war;
house Tfucksj 5 Wagons Nwo- horse a Il Ia al.
Pairbanks; Platform Scales (Pairbanhso A ton.tsv
Scales lPsirbsnks Portable forges; smiths' Hal
iows l3 AnyLis, Tia Bender Tin Drill, Hand priil,
! ranpins Mill 70 Gum Buckets; Work hour Bell
Also, oacs Desks. Tables, Chairs, wsrdrob,.. s,..
tiopery Cases, Iron Bsdseads, Cookins and HestIpg
Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Bar and Scrap Iron spotss
Rsloes, wagon Wheels, Haltsrs, Cold Chiseis Fiie,
Hammers rarrisr Knives, Punches, stoe ks and Dies
Heading Tools, Trayssrs Vices wrsnehss, LdIss, Iu,
gers, B,sees and Bits, Wood Clamps Tenor CUTTER,
aSus' ss.sh:s: , Dxin pN, kn.: sr. level. Taps
cut saws, Iron Squares, Trying Squares Broad Ares
Callpers, Compasses, Maiists Pinesrs screw Dryers
spokeshaves, Splitting Gauges, Round and Straight
Knives Cutting Plyers, Rivet Bets, Claw and Edge
Tools, pheting Wheels, Paint Brushes, Paint Cans,
Paint Muller Paint stone, Paint MIL faints Colors
Lumber Rule, whsslbarrows, &c, &c.
rated. r.. " '~'' s.
Purchaser must remove their stores within I've (D
Terms Cash, In Government funds
ooN Ior oi.sboro willeave the Sixth street wharf
every hour during the day Of ';l:;
Brsvet Brig Gen. U. g. a, in charge.
Auil-tds first Division. q. ~ a. q. .
The national Republican., 1866-08-13
The Cholera.

CIScIHSArI Aug. 1l.--Thirty eight fatal cases Of
cholera were reported to the health office yesterday
PHILApELPnIA, Aug 1.-THE report of the
health onioer shows the number Of deaths from
cholera during the week to be 50. Total number
Of deaths All.
New YoRk, Aug. 1o-But two or three new
Gases Of cholera are reported this morning One or
two deaths occurred Of persons whose cases were
reported yesterday.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. u.-Twenty.four deaths
from cholera are reported for the twenty -four hours
ending at O'Clock this morning. The physicians
pronounce II Asatic In Its worst form. The disease
is principally confined TO negroes in unhealthy parti
Of the city.
The national Republican., 1866-08-13
TINTED STATES EsMARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of Fleri Pacaa and returned ha-
bendo issued from the CLERKS once Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, and to directed
will sell At public sale, for cash, on TUESDAY the
18th day Of August, 1885, at 10 q m at the auction
store Of Thomas Bowling, ia Bridge street. George.
toyn, D. the following goods and ehattsis to Wit:
One Looking Glass.
One Marble Top Counter.
. One Small sorrell Mare.
seiIed and levied upon the goods and ehatsls Of
Daniel Wells and will be sold to satisfy execution in
favor Of wm D, Csssn and David 8. aoodiug, No.
., sss, against Daniel wells. DIS GoODINd,
Aus.dts United States Marshal d, @.
The national Republican., 1866-08-13
Relley~.

RALEIaH, Aug. 1l.-Maj. Gen. John NJ Palmer,
Of Illinois, at his own request, has been relieved
by order Of the Secretary Of War, from duty as
president Of the general court martial in this city
Tho court remains In session, and will soon proceed
to the trial Of Lieut. Hogus, A. A. O. NJ, charged
case has been sent here for trial from Charleston,
g. O.
The national Republican., 1866-08-13
From New Orleans,

NEW oRLHASs, Aug 9.-Ths military authori.
ties to-day informed Mayor Monroe to make no
moro appointments or perform any other Official
acts without their approval. ,.,
Nsw oRLEANs, Aug. 1.-THE grand Jury have
made their report the late riot It bears no new
features, and Is In every way similar to the Gov
eminent report Of Heron, voorhees,, and Monroe,
to the President, already teegrsphed. Weather
excessively warm. Thermometer at 8 p. m. OF in
the shade,
The national Republican., 1866-08-13

HlARr's CosrENr, Aug. s.-Hsr Majssty's ship
Terrible and the steamer Albany left on August i,
and the Great Eastern and Medway sailed on
Thursday. All the vessels are fully supplied with
coal and provisions. The members of the expedi-
tion are determined to recover and complete the
cable Of 1865, lift be possible. The Great Eastern
has about 900 tons Of coal on board, and Is pro.
visioned for six months cruise.