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Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
suNpRIEs TO ruNpRrEs.

opNDhshnfn Nv bONDfAhHus
NEwBunRYronr, Massachusstts, has oqfs.
RIcHxorp s described as In very nlthy
condition.
DrscovrRrrs Of gold In Minnesota arc re-.
ported.
THE telegraph wires all contracted under
the influences Of the cold. .a.
TIE cLowN's Morro-" Bislnuth fust,
pleasure Afterwards. "-Pnnoh.
THERE were 5000 deaths from cholera in
Naples.
oSr Of the citizens greatest injuries
being made to serve in juries.
TIE Bin-sticksr's Paradise-ths Great
Wall Of China na-Pnneh.
TIE search for oil in Michigan has not
been successful.
TIE shsriffs Of the South advertise many
plantations for sale.
MAJoR PooRE has recovered the use Of his
derrick.
Our Of 800, 900 persons married In England
in 1868, only ls2, 4os were able to sign their
names.
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS was seen on the
Paris boulsvards the other day dressed very
nicely and looking ss fne as silk.
Br the breaking up Of the ice In the river
At ST. Louis, many steamboats, were injured,
and three were sunk.
IT appears that Mr.. Crawford and General
weitsel have been entertained by the Liber-
ais Of Mexico, at Brownsville.
NnE new and commodious grammar
schools are to be erected In New York city
this year.
The pension ONCE at Raleigh, North Car
olina, has been reopened, and an agent ap.
pointed.
The New York Associated Press has
adopted appropriate resolutions in view Of
the death Of Gerard Hailook, late president
Of the same.
WAvERLr HALL, In Melrose, Mass, occu.
pied by two Masonic lodges and BY Emerson
4 Barrett, shoe manufacturers, was destroyed
by fire on Thursday night. Loss $4,000.
TIE New Workers complain that the city
cars at night are becoming great nuisances
to sober and sedate citizens by the number
Of drunken men and rowdies that are allowed
upon them AtRt' hours.
Mn. JoHS B. ALLEY, Of Massachusetts,,
appears to have fallen among thieves in New
York, who beat him, bruised him, and stole
his watch.
The lead excitement in Cumberland and
Preston counties, Virginia, is on the increase
Several hundred pounds of the metal have
been taken out, and Pittsburg parties are
leasing all the land in the vicinity.
TIE manager Of the Theatre du chatelet
has been ordered by the authorities to
lengthen the skirts of tho ballet girls in the
new piece, "La Lsnterne Magique,'' and
also TO make their dresses n little less trans.
parent Paris Paper.
]. M. HEsDERsos, esq, of Spottsylvania,
has been elected Secretary Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia. Col. Lewis, the secre.
tary appointed by Governor Pierpont, at
Alexandria, lacked Ave votes of On election
on the first ballot.
MISS DIckISsoS's lecture this evening will
10 Of political character, and if-supposing
We may be allowed to make criticism-shs
don't use the word ''perohance" more than
half as many times as she did last evening,
she will do better.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

THr MiItonian Tableaux at Odd -Fellows'
Hall continues to draw immensely. .r..
,or s6oo n,
,.-.xr....,. :. . a. a.. -. =.
iousAP -,
MR. POLLARD ortheWarike h,chmona H'-
a"'neT' under'ook 70 'o"o'ue Mr' "'ooA''
correspondent o'tno No" iofh 1'"e'' Fr"''
foharu' ooh'' 'om' inns ""'' IT.
. Gov. FEsroS, Of New York, and his wife,
banished liquor from their reception table on
New Years day. -'' "a
THERE was an exciting ox.hunt on Long
Island Wednesday. Some half dozen foxes
were run down. ....
p. r.o, h.. D., IJv ~ Al.
,n.h.u,o, p..ord y ,,h;oh .or,.,,. .,o.,-
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ports inc humoor VI iAiiuI's in iooo % V'o
anu 'ne iiaoi''''os o'e' ''OV,UOU' "n,ou -
aoou' '"ioe Us hu0" 90 'no'o =, i'O' VI Lows
ISs7 % ~ rr. ~ -, oond;,;on ns ,rad. 4.
.sI,.a h..,,,e
.
A CLERK IN the employment Oh the lilinois
Central railroad, ~ ohicago' was arrested
on the 4th instant for robbing one Of the
- q, ooo 4, no....
oompahys saies Vi ei'oVV in 'o'oinneh'
bonds. On being taken to the central sta
t;or h. ,o,r.ss.d IN tbs oficers with tears
'io"' ho ''"'''oou w "e '' "n ''''
that he had taken the bonds, and that bad
.omn.n, .na a;ss;nst;on had bssn thu ,s,ss
company a"u ui'''P"'' ""N '''' WV '"N''
OF his ruin.
NorIc. Is eiven BY the Lighthouse Board
Of the re.establishment Of Sabine Pass Light
house. on Brant Point, east side Of entrance
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
ndurderers Convicted.

PHILADHLPHIA, Jan. l3.-In the Criminal
Court to-day Mary Redsy was convicted Of
killing Joseph and Isaac Sides, and was SEN
fenced to eighteen years and six months i'm
prisonment. .....
jefferson shsmer. convicted Of murder,
was sentenced TO ten years and SIX months
imprisonment. H
John Conner, convicted Of manslsughter,
was sentenced to elsvenyears and six months
imprisonment.i
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
OUR MINISTER TO ENGLAND.

Whenever a correspondent wants to got a
gentleman out Of the Cabinet, he generally
writes to his paper that his victim, whoever
he may be, is going as Minister to England,
and that Mr.. ADAMS is coming home. One
of these Cabinet breakers and rspairers has
recently decided TO send Mr.. STANTON there,
and has had the sudacity to announce that
Mr.. ADAMs. has resigned. We learn, from
the highest source. that there is no truth
whatever in any part Of the story.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
ny TELBaRAPH
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.


New oRLEAss, Jan. 12.-The Mobile Ad-
vertiser learns that q band Of outlaws re-
Gently captured the steamer Libby, with
1000 bales Of cotton, at Mcintosh Bluff,
landed the passengers in the woods and took
the boat up the Tombigbee river.
The steamer Teuton, with 1000 bales OF
cotton, was burned on the Washita river last
Wednesday. The passengers and crew were
saved. The cargo was insured, but the boat,
Il Is believed, was not, o. 81
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
The Shenandoah.
Correspondence Between Mr..
Adams and Earl
Clarendon.
Recapitulation OF the History Of
the Rebel Pirate.
HOW An INNOCENT MERCHANT VESSEL
WAS CONVERTED INTO A CRUISER.
The British Government Requested 70 Pit
the Crow on Trial.
FOR DECLINING TO AOCHDE
TO THIS REoUEsT.
Tone OF His Dispatch
60 Mr.. Adams.


Tbs tsls0ranb has viven M not;oe Of the
, a.
npAAs anu NhAAA'DoN oo''ospo"ue"oe ''
relation TO the Shenandoah. We now have
the documents in full
ia, a.. a. o,,o.. o. ~,u. a.. Oh.
nandoah was still carrying on her dePreda-
tions, Minister ADAMS wrote to Earl Rus
SELL long Communication, in which he re-
v;eus IN. fats coneern;pg IN. eouipp;ng and
,, 80 ~. 'aoss oSnvens .'''s Ns' .t,pp,us ..u
'o"u'nB W ''s VI 'his ,e''s'' ""u '"AHo' use
Oh some nrm and explicit language. on tho
8th Of October, 1854, he informs us, the Sea
King set sail from London with q British crew,
and having reached . mint n..r IN. I,lsnd Of
u-,-,- .-,,r r.-.., A..
''~oes' "S ioi".'y 'i"ns
agent, and took the name Of the senandoan.
A considerable portion Of this crew oon-
sisted Of the very same persons who had
previously boon rescued from the waves BY
British Intervention at the moment when
they had surrendered from the sinking Ala
bama. These buccaneers were thus, 1t ap-
pears, succored and provided for In England
until new craft could be fitted out for
them. On the day after the Sea King LEFT
London, the Laurel departed from Liverpool
laden with arms Of every kind, which were
turned over to a rebel agent. Minister
Adams further complains that AFTER this
" nefarious project :" had been oopsummated.
her Majesty's Government, instead Of taking
prompt measures to denounee the transac-
tion, and refusing to give II the smallest
countenance in any British port, deliberately
proceeded to accept the results rs legitimate,
and TO direct that this vessel, so constituted,
should be from that moment entitled to all
the privileges which an honest belligersnt
claims or any vessel Of the United States
would enjoy.
He further says the results Of this most
unfortunate construction Of international
law, by which success in committing the
fraud was made the only test to purge Il Of
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

BosroS, Ja6. l3.-The steamer Cassandra,
from New Orleans, reports that on January
0, forty miles from Cape Fear, she passed a
piece ofa wreck which resembled the side OF
steamer. She also saw pieces Of wreck and
several bales Of cotton which appeared to
have been in tho water some time.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
REORGANIZATION OF THE CAB

MET.
The regular monthly double-leaded sensa-
tion editorial that the President is about to
reorganirs his Cabinet appeared yesterday in
His Satanic MJesty's immaculate sheet,
the New York Hsnaid. It is only necessary
for us to state that We have the best author
ity for asserting that there is no truth what.
ever in the HeraLd's rumors." The Cab
met is unit and still exists.
When the President concludes to rsorgan
Ire his Cabinet, he will not communicate his
intentions in advance through the columns Of
any Journal.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

INTERNAL REvxsuE RECEIPTS. re.
ceipts of tho internal revenue for the week
ending today are as follows: Monday, ST.
23s, 7SO. 7s; Tuesday, $725, ,S4s.ssi Wednes-
day, $742, ,19l.75i Thursday. s67O, ,s6l.l4i
Friday, 500, 1919; and for to-day, $46l,-
4ls.87; total for tho week, $4,64l, ,293,42.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.-Flour heavy and
receipts small. Wheat steady. Corn dull;
white Ssa90, yellow 80, Oats declined la2
cents. Seeds dull; clover 7.75a$8. Pro-
visions quiet. Sugars dull and dropping.
Whisky firm at $2.27.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

New YoRK, Jan. l3.--The steamer Al
hambra, from Charleston on the 10th instant,
has arrived. The brings the mails Of the
steamer United States, from Now Orleans,
which put back to Charleston a second time
on account Of damage by gales.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
Gov. curtin. Health improving.

HAnnIsBURe, Jan. 13.-Gov. Curtin is ex-
pected To leave Havana on the 18th for New
York. His health has steadily improved,
and the alarming symptoms almost entirely
disappeared. Although not perfectly re-
stored TO health, he is constrained to leave
by q sense Of duty.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

An unusual number Of applications for
pardon were received at the Attorney Cen
erals office to-day. The papers are placed
on flo simply, as the President is granting
no pardons to speak Of nowadays.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
MADAME N. H. PERRBdAULT,
p. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, N. Y.


r OsT-THIs MORNING, EITHER ON
IL Seventh street from o, or New York AVsnue
to the Treasury Department, q small sum Of
money, q ring, aud several other things too nu-
son but the owner. Any person anding tbs same
will be suitably rewarded by returning II 10 Mrs,
L. DIXON, corner Of seyenth street west and o .
street north, ltk
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

| CRIMINAL CoURT-Jndge Fshsy.-(Ed-
ward G. CATringtOn, esq, District Attorney,
prosecuting y
Martin T. stosl alias Martin T. stowsll, In
dicted for stealing Ave combination rules and
spirit levels from the United States, GTraigned,
and plead guilty . -... '......'-
Robeft j. Johnson, indicted for stealing thirty
pounds o. tea from Morrison 4 Shaw, arrAigned,
and plead guilty. !, .g-.r.. f,'r,4rt.-. d.. 4
James Scott, Indicted for stealing ham from
Francis N. orms, arraigned, and plead guilty.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
NOT GEN. CUSTER.

The telegraphic statement that Gen. Cos
TER is the officer charged with having ut
tered reasonable sentiments in Texas is not
true
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
Tn. stsphen. Endorse. th. o,Mahoney

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia letter from
James Stephens to Col. o'Mahoney has been
published. 1t endorses the conduct Of that
Official, and appoints him the American rep
resentative and financial agent Of the Irish
Republic, and ignores the existence Of the
senators ,.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1S.-Cotton quiet, 60a5l
cents. Flour and Corn dull. Wheat declin-
ing. Beef quiet. Pork dull. Lard quiet,
Whisky dull .....
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

SsrIn Consequences OF the Ice Carry
ing away portion Of the support Of the LONG
BRIDGE, aud the great Insecurity and danger Of
opening and closing the Draw, II Is thought
proper that the Draw shall be left open for
navigation until repairs shall be made.
b. B. FRENCH,
lanlO.7t Commissioner Of Public BulldInRs.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

A1- ChRpped Hands and Face, Sore
Lips, Chilblains, &c.-HR0EMAN 4 cos Cam
phor Ice, with Glyoerine, cures ChApped Hands,
&c, Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
and smooth In the coldest weather. Sold BY
Druggists. Price 25 cents. Sent by mail for 50
cents. HEGRMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w3m New York.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

81 American Colonization Society
Tns Forty ninth Annual Meeting Of the Ameri-
can ColoniIation Society will be held In the First
Presbyterian Church, on Four-and.a half street,
on TUESDAY EvBNlNG, Jan, 10, at ~ o'clock.
Extracts from the annual report will be read,
and addresses may be expected from Hon. Abra-
ham Hanson, Commissioner and Consul General
from the United States to Liberia, and Rev R. J.
Keeling, Rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church.
The public are invited. jal3-3t
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

aS- Madam Mounts Pile salve-e
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, q Con-
sumption Destroyer, aud an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. > can be found al
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
GilmAn'p, near Metropolitan Hotelj Ford cor
ner Of Eleventh aud Pennsylvania aveuue; En-
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth aud Pennsylvania
avenue Elliou's, corner Of aud Twelfth streetsi
Harbaugh's, corner Of Seventh and O. jal2-n
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

TaE ISJUNcTIoN CAsE.-No time has yet
been fixed for the hearing Of the case Of z. G.
Robbins, Lewis Clsphane. and J. II. Crossman
against the Corporation Of Washington, Mr., Brad
Icy, for the defendRnts, being engaged In the
eircuit court. II Is thought the case will be
tried about the latter part Of next week.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13


Elizabeth Lee, iudioled for stealing Que dress
pattern from Nellie Marstsad. Verdict, not
guilty.
and watch from George Butler. Verdict, not
guilty Miller for defence.
Mohasi J, Coleman, indicted for assault and
battery with intent to kill Peter Miller; case on
trial. Fendall and Drury for defence.
ORPHANS CouRr-Judgs PnreeH.--The
appraisement OF the annual value Of the real es-
tate OF the orphans Of Thomas McGuire was re-
turned by the guardian, approved, and passed.
The inventory Of the personal estate OF Joseph
Cross was hled.
kie,hea Y. Y, Potter gave bond In the san Of
sl, 900 as guardian to the orphans Of Thomas L.
Potter. ...... .. -,-,-.--
Catharine A. Talburtt gave bond In the sum Of
a7, 900 az guardian to the orphans Of George W.
Talburtt. Letters Of administrator were also
Issued to her. Il ILL.,. .f|.- q
The will Of Daniel Rowland was hled and
partly proven. He leaves his property TO his
wifa aud children. George Mattingly 10 nomi-
mated as their guardian. ION
The supplemental and Anal accounts Of the sd-
miuistrators,. O. r.. A., Of Joseph Bryan were
approved and passed,
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

h3-spiritualisni.-Ho warren Chase
OF Illinois, the popular speaker and author, will
lecture In Seaton Hall, on SUNDAY, January IL,
at IL r. m and ~ p, m. Subject, In the morning,
''rhe Rise and s read Of Modern spirituslism In
America" Evening, ''Mediumship-its Causes
aud Effects" Misunderstanding, free Even
ing 10 cents ..r. - Its
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

So Wonderfully StrnnRe.-MadAms
NJ. II. PRRRBGAULT, who has astonishsd the
scientific classes Of Paris and London, has now
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce a life-like picture OF the future hus-
band or wife OF the patron, together with the
cupation, etc. This Is no humbug, as Thousands
Of testimonials eau assert. She will send, when
desired, q written guarantee that the pictuTe is
complexion color Of eyes and hair, and encIos.
Ing 30 cents and stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture by return
mall. Address -
MADAME NJ. H. PERRBdAULT,
20. Drawer 2O2, Albany, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13
4srDr. IL. Anders, Iodine water.-An

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Invaluable Discouery.-A FULL GRAIN Of Iodine
In each ounce Of WAter.-Dfssolped 0itheut a
Solpent.-The most PowERPUL VITALIzIEo AGENT
and RESTORATIVE known. BcRoFULA, SALT
RHEUh, OAEoERs, RHRUhArIsM, CONSUMPTION, and
mauy Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by its use, as thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price Sl per bottle. or Q for %.
DR.. n. ANDERS 4 CO., Physicians and Chem
lists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
gists generally. oct2s- -Smd&w
As-Twenty-fiveC Cents 20 Save Twen-
ty-nye Dollars - HE6EMAN'S Concentrated
BenIine removes Paint, Grease Spots, 80, , In
stantly, aud cleans Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &e.,
equal 10 new. Only Is cents per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HRGRMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nOl3 -d&w9m New York.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

19-Consumption, Scrofula, hheumn-
tsm, &c.-HBDGBMAN CO.'S Genuine Medi-
cinal Cod Liver Oil has proved, by twenty years
experience, the most valuable remedy In use,
as while It cures the disease, 1t gives strength
and nesh to the patient Warranted pure aud
made from Fresh Liyers. Sold by Druggists
generally. HEaEMAN CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nolS-d&w8m New York.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

FiRE.-At twenty minutes past hye 0'clock
this morning fire was discovered In the cigar
store Of Emanuel Hoffman, on the south side Of
PennsylyAniA avenue, near Four-and "a Half
street, officer T. II. Robinson, who was passing
at the time, Immediately struoS the alarm from
box 81, corner Of Four and "a Ealf street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and the engines were
promptly at the place
II is supposed the nre originated from stove
In the building, aud had been burning some time
before II was discovered. The officers saw the
smoke issuing from the creyices In the door, and
Immediately burst Il open, when the whole Of
the inside Of the building was discovered to be
on fire. In very few minutes the engines were
at work and soon had the flames subdued The
lower portions Of the building were occupied by
Mr.. Hoffman, tobAcconist, and Mr. Genau, shoe
maker.
The upper portion was occupied by Mr.. Groupe
as his residence Mr.. Hoffman lost his entire
stock, valued at $4,000. Mr.. 0roupe Lost some
furniture, and a large amount Of fixtures for a
confectionery store, In all valued at $4,000. Mr.
Genau lost lAll his tools, valued at $500. Mr..
Hoffman is Insured for 5000
The police and hremen deserve great credit for
their energy. In short time they had six or
eight streams on the fire, aud the flames were
extinguishsd before communicating with the ad-
Joining property,
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-13

CHARGED WITH STEALING $50, 000.-An-
thony sehoder arrived 10 this city on Wednesday
last, in charge Of ~ officer from Michigan, hay-
ing been arrested on the 10th Of November, 1865,
at Battle Greek, Michigan, on the charge OF steal
ing 900 from the Treasury Department From
all the facts In the case 1t appears that Schoder
was q clerk in the redemption bureau Of the
Treasury Department, and he is charged with
stealing from the bureau, on or about the 10th Of
November, 1854, thirty 20 bonds with the con-
pons attached, issued under the act OF Congress
OF June so, 1854. The bonds were seat to the
bureau for redemption, butbefore being redeemed
they were taken away.
sehoder resigned, and sometime after the same
bonds again came to the bureau for redemption
from a banker In Detroit, Michigan. letter
was semitic the banker rs to whom he received the
bonds from, when he replied he received them
from Mr.. schoder, who was arrested at Battle
creek by United States Deputy Marshal Houston
and taken before Commissioner Myron II. Joy,
In Michigan. After examination, aud In default
Of $50, 900 bail, he was sent to this city for trial
He was committed to Jail on Wednesday, and the
papers are In the hands Of the District Attorney,
who will send the witnesses before the grand
Jury.
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and addressed to the undersigned
THOMAS WILSON
Bv't Lit. Col. and c. s., U. S. A.
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