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Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

DEATH OF UNITED STATES CONSUL
The Department of State this morning re.
ceived tidings of the death ofJosEPH CovELL,
United States Consul at Prince Edwards
Island, who died on the 7th instant. Mr.
CoyELL was Il native of Maine.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Fsher.-(Ed
ward c. Carrington, Esq, District Attorney
prosecutlngD
Yesterday William Young, Patrick McCRnn,
alias Patrick McKenney, were found guilty o
robbery, and each sentenced to three years at the
Albany penitentiary.
This morning a Holls prosequt was entered In
another case against them for larceny.
James Horn, Philip Thorn, James D. Mcbride,
Joseph Fay, and Thomas q. Lebor, indicted for
assault and battery on George Litz; verdict NOT
guilty, aud a nokIe prOSeQuf entered in another
case against them. Lloyd for defence. The
prosecuting witness refused to prosecute the
case
Charles Ford, indicted for stealing a pair Oi
shoes from August Bruohl Verdict guilty, and
sentenced to two weeks In jail. Goodng for de-
fence.
James Evans and Layinia Evans, indicted fol
receiving stolen property Hoiie proseqm by the
United States Attorney
Warren Davis, Julia jackson and John Graft
indicted for receiving stolen properly; aOHs
prOSsYui by the United States Attorney.
Mary Jones alias Mary Cooper, indicted for
larceny; verdict not rendered.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
Lunatics Injured by Bombshell-
General Cheatam Married.

NASHVILLE, March 16.--A bombshell at
the lunatic asylum exploded while being
oarelessly handled. Several lunatics were
injured. :,
Tho rebel Gen. Cheatam was married. at
the First United Presbyterian church. There
was large attendance, including Generals
Buckner, Hood, Maury, and Anderson.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Success. Of Fen,an,su I'm icneotins Com

... e. ..r federation. . Er'
New YoaK, March I6---The Waids spe-
cial from Montreal says less excitement pre-
walls, though preparations to resist IN attack
are actively proceeding.
In the Cabinet Council, presided over by
the Governor General, q telegram was re-
ceiyed from the Governors Of New Bruins.
wick and Nova Scotia. The first announced
that resolution advising confederation had
passed the upper house Of the Legislature
unanimously, and that a similar result was
expected in the lower house. The other dis
patch expresses the belief that the measure
Is sure Of success in Nova Scotia.
All powder in private magazines has been
ordered TO st. Helon's Island, which Is
strongly fortified, and commands the city.
The citizens are rapidly enrolling them.
folves hero and in the other principal cities
for guard duty In the event Of troops being
needed at the frontier.
Yesterday twenty Eve thousand Enfield
rifles were sent to Upper Canada.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FRIDAY, March l8, 1866.
On motion OF Attorney General Speed, A. NJ
Stout, esq, Of Kentucky, and II. l.. Burnett, esd,
OF Ohio, were admitted attorneys and eounsellOrs
Of this court. ="
Warren and others, plaintiffs in error, VS.. Van
Buskirk and others.
Tho motion for supercedeas and stay Of execu-
tion In this case was argued by Mr. Parker in
support thereof, and by Mr.. Gale in opposition
thereto.
No 2Sj Alex. J. P. Garesche, plaintiff in error
against The State Of Missouri; and
No 202 J. A Cummings, plaiatiG in error
against The State Of Missouri,
The argument Of these causes was continued
by Mr. Strong for the defendant In error.
Adjourned until Monday, at IL o'clock.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
Declarations ofthe indiana Democracy

ISpANAPoLIs, March 16.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day adopted reso-
lutions denying the right Of secession, ap.
proving the reconstruction principles avowed
by President johnson in his annual message,
sOlemnly condemniDg tho action Of the ma
iority in Congress, cordially indorsing the
veto, and pledging President johnson the
earnest, disinterested support of the Indiana
Democracy in all his conflicts with the fan
atical Congressional majority.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
OF THE BELGIAN
MINISTER TO THE PRESIDENT
BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

We understand that Baron ALcISDoR
BEAULIES, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary to the Germanic Confed-
Grafton, Of His Majesty the King of Belgium,
was to-day introduced to the President by
the Secretary Of State, and presented lettep
from his sovereign announcing the decease Of
LEOPOLD I, and the accession Of LEOPOLD ii
to the throne. Baron BEAuLIEs made the
following remarks on the occasion:
Mr.. PRESIDENT have been entrusted
by the King, my sovereign, with the mission
OF notifying to your excellency the death Of
his veneratod father and his own accession to
the throne Of Belgium.
The late King has evinced, on many occa-
sions, the true interest he took in the affairs
Of your country. His successor, King Leo
poid the Second, entertains the same senti-
ments He is q sincere and affectionate
friend to the United States, and the great
and good things they have done are the OBJ
jects Of his warmest admiration.
His Majesty's most ardent desire is not
only to maintain the cordial relations which
Belgium, since her independence, has estab.
lished with this great Republic, but also to
increase and enlarge them, for tho welfare
and the commercial interest Of both coun.
tries, which, having free institutions, have
natural and great afanities In common.
Belgium occupies but small place on the
map Of Europe, but on that spot Is concen
trated population whose motto Is religion
labor, liberty-those real sources Of true civ
iliLation and moral greatness.
By all this 1 feel confident, Mr.. President
that the assurances Of friendship and gooC
will have mission to express Will be echoet
here.
Allow me to add, In my own behalf, hoV
proud and honored 1 feel at having heel
chosen by my sovereign to convey these as
surances to this country, with which Tor
mer mission, twenty years ago, had mad
me familiar, and which, in the interval, ha
grown so much in material greatness as wei
us in internal power.
have the honor Of presenting to your ex
cellency two letters containing my creden
tials and the notification have spoken ot
To which the President replied as follows
p.uos. R.loium IA cbieav known in his
,ory as \ ,onnsrx wbicb has continualIy sul
Ssrsd bv be;ng ;nvoluntarilv chosen for
hattIs.Sround On wbich foreign States main
famed cona;cts of irreconciIoble ideas nm
smbitions
For tbat ransom nsver meet n represent
, at;ye of Relgium withont feeling n desire /
conerStuIsts him upon the repose, the tran
, ouii1;ty the nrosperity and the dignit
, which his country A. last attained under th
sway Of her Sovereign, LeopoId I
trust that Inc history of the times 4
which we are living will show that the Go,
: srnment and n.oole Of the United State
; duIv nppreciated the friendship with whic
!, wa ware favored bv the BeIginns during this
s reign,
nm nrofoundIv affected by the good wi
and kin5ness which have moved the ne
, king 10 give us ON assurance at the begir
d n;nS os bis administration. and in 40 marke
J, n rnanner tbat he entertains for the Unite
4 States tho same sentimepts of sincere an
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
FRIDAY:::::;:::::::::::::::MARCH 10, 1866
PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTIONS.

FhhSlDhhTIAL hhShfIlONS.
We are authorized to say that henceforth
only ono reception each week will be given
at the Presidential Mansion. The ladies
will receive altoASte Fridays, from to 8
p. IN. There will be evening receptions al.
ternats Tuesdays, from 8 to 1Op.m.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

BALTIMORE, March 16.-Flour dull.
Wheat steady, Penn. rcd 1873. Corn firm,
white and yellow 6Sa70 Oats dull at 40.
Provisions quiet. Groceries heavy. Whisky
firm at $228.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

81 The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young hen. Also
new aud reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, IN
sealed envelopes. Addgess, DIR. bklLLlh
HoUdHT0A, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa, phsl-y
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

AS- Iowa and the Rebellion, by l.. ID.
ISdRRsoLL. For sale by Blanchard 4 Mohun,
aud by W. D. Shepherd. mhl6.lt.t
aS- An Important Lecture.-Rev. ).
r. W. SLOANE, Of New York, will lecture for the
School Association at the street Baptist
church, on MONDAY evening, March 10. Sub
jeot, Civil and Religious Liberty Tickets
90 cents to be had A. the principal bookstores,
turs to eommsnce at 7.4o P; m. Cen James A.
Ekih, U. s. A., will preside on the occasion.
Lieut. Gen. Grant, Gen. Howard, aud other dis
tingushed gentlemen have been invited and are
| expected to be present. mhl6'Sts
ss-Mrs. Frances E. W. Harper will
| lecture In Fifteenth street Presbyterian Church
TUESDAY evening, March o. Subject: LES
| sons OF tho Hour and Home Influence. ~
Tickets, % cents. Lecture to commence at "a
o'clock. mhl4.6tH
| ASrBreech-LORding Arm.-The Board
| for tho Examination OF Breech- Loading Arms, OF
which General Hancock is president, Is now in
| session at No. 6l Winder's Building.
| Arms will be received daily, betwee the hours
| OIL a. m and 2 p. m, until further notice.
Inventors are requested to submit their arms
or by the reSSrdsT o%RSs Fl iSs board
Capt. 9th U. s. Cav, Brew. Lieut.. Col. u "a,
| mhl2-u Recorder.
AS- Notice. TO the Taxpayers OF
| WAsHISGToN CITY-The Board Of Assessors hav-
| ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1850,
hereby give notice that they will sit as Board
| OF Appeals aud for the purpose OF making cor
| rections from WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, to
| APRIL lst, 1896, inclusive, Sundays exceptedO
| at the room Of the Trustees Of Public Schools,
Third Story, west wing Of City Hall from Q a. m
| to 8 p. m. each day. By order OF the President.
mhl2
AS- ONCE Washington Gas Light
| COMPANY.-0n and after March l, 1866, until
further notice, the price Of COKE will be twelve
mi.T GEO. A. MoTLHENNY, Engineer.
ar Madam Mounts' Pile salve-a
| Valuable Remedy for that Disease; alsoj Con-
| sumption Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. can be found At
Stotts Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman's, near Metropolitan Hoteli Ford's, cor
ner of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; En-
| twisle's, corner Of Twelfth aud Pennsylvania
avenue Elliott's corner Of aud Twelfth streetsi
| Harbaugh' g, corner OF Seventh and @. Jal2-tf
as- wonderfully strnnge.-madaIne
M. II. PRRREGAULT, who has astoniBhed the
scientific classes OF Paris and London, has now
permanently located herself at Albany, N. Y,
Madame Perregault, by the aid OF her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
| to produce life-lik picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the patron, together with the
date Of marriage leading traits OF character, oc-
cupation, etc. This Is no humbug, as thousands
Of testimonials can assert. She Will send, when
desired, a written guarantee that the picture ls
what It purports to be- By stating age, height,
ing 30 cents and stamped envelope, addressed TO
ycarself, you will receive the picture by return
Ai"i'' MADAME M. H. PERREGAULT,
p. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, MY.
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Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

The military post Of Cottonwood, on the
Platte river, in Nebraska, has been named
Fort Mcpherson.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

New YoRx, March l6.-Cotton quiet.
Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn unchanged.
Beef steady. Pork dull. Lard firm. Whisky
dull,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

FIVE buildings were burned on Tuesday al
OceAnport, near Long Branch The loss IL
estimated at $26, 600.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

been sent to Buffalo TO enforce neutrality.
TINS To,sdo tobio, BL,o, boasts that the
so,s. in that oitv in 1865 amounted to sII,.
oes sss
o.nAfo" '"A'hh se0n' W nl'' '''"P
peareu iron' 'ne pos'0n n0"sp'p''''
THE receipts from customs at New York,
bOS'op, tn'sue'pn's' pn anu D '.us,.n nOn a.
tne !" W S"' iV'" '"''""'' ""'O'NN
s4'"'V'ooo'''' IT,. .
THERE Is yet consideraoie amount Vi
snow IN some Oh the towns IN northern Ne"
Hampshire, with hero ana there goou sio'sn'
ing
RECENT reports of plots to assassinate the
Governor General, OF arrests Tor treason ana
the early meeting oil farliament' are WIN
out foundation.
The billiard cham pionship was maintain
by John Deery In his late match with Nc.
Dsvitt. Al the close of the pame Deery had
scored 500 and McDeyitt /, 1876.
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THB citizens OF Swampoodle are threat
ened, In addition to the cholera, with fear
full Crisis" every Sunday morning, to be
devoted to Literature, Politics, Amusements,
News, and Commerce.
Gov. ooLEsBr has addressed communi-
cation to the Secretary Of War requesting
the muster-out Of the seven Illinois regiments
now in the field at the earliest possible time
consistent with the service.
Tn tho cass of tho 6vs man sentenoed IN
be HING IN Efinubam county, Iuinoi, on
thu 10tb instant n writ of sunor,edeav has
b.sn oron,Od bv N. suprems Court and thu
49,, iii dorh,,o.. he ,oLon ,o ,ha hi,ho,
court.
Mn. PHILIP NtcKLrs DALLAS. the only
son of the late Hon, George M. Dallas. died
Yesterday, in the 4lst year of his nge. He
was a member Of the bar, and whilst hi,
father was American Minister to England he
was Secretary Of Legation.
r.v couu;,,o. on Por.;,, p.Io,io,. &,
H. uo,.. h0d ,o hocoro ,Lo,, ,,..,.,J.,
forenoon, the question of guaranteeing III,
interest on tho ffty million Mexican loau
Among those who were heard upon the sub
iect were Hon. Robert Dale Owen and seno
Romero, the Juarez Minister, both of whom
advocated the desired guarantee.
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that of the otbsr, seven feet Ava incbes an,
from tho beak Of the hill To the end Of IN
to;I four fost fve incbes.
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SINCE the introduction of n resolution |
,be Senate n short tina apo with n view ,
nroviding indemnity In all oaicers and seo
men of tho navy for personal losses sustaine
while in active service, the fourth Audito
, has been tho reeipient of many lettors fro,
those who consider themselves affected tber,
|
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
PEN. PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

ihk frince Of wales belongs TO eat'ie'
P'ssue oomm'''ee'
AN indianapolis bridegroom paid his mar.
's' ''' =" DO'0s"S Sau'Ase'
The snow IN some places In Minnesota has
been So teet deep ...
a YOUTH In New Brunswick, NJ re-
cen''y roooeo MS iatner ot Sz,'oo' wh'eh ne
spent win dissolu'e companions
VACANT stores are making their appear.
An0o 'n hyh0nours' va merenan'S arc
''e' VI paying n's" rents
IT is computed that the Africaine is being
played at more than fifty theatres in Europe
at present.
pt, Ia -r;,;,. ,,.,- o,,... .,, Al. .,,h
"'" 'Pe'" u" 'u' .ao
Ject taken from Walter Scotts novel, "The
iA'Sinan'
BRrrisH capitalists are considering the
propriety Of constructing railroad from
Minnesota to Montana.
1T probable that the spring rains will
interfere with the movements Of the Fenian
armies
Six persons have boen arrested In New
York on the charge Of bribing 4 revenue off,
Ger, in connection with the late frauds.
THx high priee of papsr still con,;russ
and the Philadelpbia L,{e,y 1, publisbsa n,
a loss Of over $1,000 day on its circulation.
THERE will be n 6sb and ovstor .,b;h;t;on
at Aracbon. near Bordeaux in Franc. nav,
july. Americans arc inv;,sd 10 ,oko mart IN
the exhibition.
A yousayR si,tsr of m. co,.hro,sd so,h;.
Cruvell; has ,a,e,v suno m. ,,n.;, of o,nh.n.
in @. manner 10 c.u so,,h ,hnnsa.s nr ~
plause."
Hank from the pond, n do,s,o, sorrd ,
Mine ears attend the cry;
wbere Won npst sbortIx NV ,ia .ae s'0aha
o,r bundrsd and d.tv.o;,bt sn.y,.ro,
na,;ents ware in usnsral bosn;,,l n, Cb,t,a.
noooa and on Fr;dav last N. disease no.
still snrsadino
fAHkkR' a' 'ne Fost oince news stand mas
just received large supply OF that new and
popular magazine oe03'eS Hlo'H"1y' Tor
np'"'
MAN undergoing imprisonment Tor ilfe In
WISCONSIN, ior muruer' mas oeen discovered
10 DC inn'cen'' an0'ner man cohiessing 'he
CRIME
saAksrEARES plays are iikely TO oe AL
renao,eu INTO operas 'e,al mas succeeaeo
win ha0oe'n' hos'ni win o'neho, ana no"
run" /" agos Win hnnoroise inomas hamiet'
A WAsHISeroSIAN who has been travelling
at the West, says the prevailing poisons there
are trichnia in the pork and strychnia in the
"n'sAy'
As the attention of the public will be alb
sorbed by Fenianism on St. Patrick's day,
the proposed matinee at Growers theatre hai
been given up.
As A token of respect To the memorv NJ
the lauented Col. T. s. Bowers. the ofieer
at Lieut.. Gen. Grants headquarters have do
termined to wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing.
LAURA HARRIS, of New York, has mad
an unmistakable hit in Madrid. In Lindl
she had nine recalls, and at the end fora
ovation. She has been engaged for secon
series.
The children Of Mr.. VIM. p. Humphrey
who resides at Melwood, near Marlboro Md
mads n bon6re in tho garden last Saturda,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

GAVE BAIL.-In the Criminal court this
morning, Anthony Schroeder, Indicted, ,{pr stealing
thirty United States bonds each Of The value Of
ST. 900, from the United States on the 18th Of No
vember, 1864, was admitted to bail for his ap-
pearancs at this term, in the sum OF so, OO0 The
prisoner being In very feeble health, Judge
port to the Msrshsl at least twice u week the
condition Of the health Of the accused. Samuel
Barron, Thomas II. Morris, and George Brewster,
OF Woodbridge, Middlesex county, New Jersey,
became his bondsman.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
The wEArHER.-About eight o'clock this

The WEATHER.-About eight o'clock this
morning storm passed over the city, accom-
panied with some thunder and lightning. Yes
terdsy and last night the weather was very
warm, the Thermometer at twelve O'Clock
yesterday being seventy eight degrees above
zero in the shade. To-day Al noon Il stood six
ty -four degrees. Yesterday some who desired
to be early with their summer clothing appeared
in straw hats and light coats, but the rain oi
this morning compelled them to again resort to
their winter apparel
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

ARRIvED.-Rev. d. Peyton Brown, the
new pastor Of the Foundry NJ. Il. church, arrived
ut the parsonage last evening, and was welcomed
by members Of the congregation. An elegant
supper was served and very pleasant evening
passed,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

As- Iowa and the Rebellion, by l.. ID.
ISdERsoLL. For sale by Blanchard Mohun,
and by W. D. Shepherd. mhl6-lt."
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

NAVY YARD.-ChiorE Engineer Henderson,
In charge Of the iron clads at the navy yard, has
been ordered to the CharlestOwn (Mass.) yard /;
Second Assistant Pilkington, ordered to New
Adelphia for examination; Second Assistants
Chafee and McIntosh, and Third Assistants
Kimball and Crawford, have been detached to
walt further ordersj First Assistant Cleland
this yard.
Chief Engineer Shock, late OF the Charlestown
yard, Boston, Mass, and also feet engineer Of
the West Gulf squadron, has reported for special
service at this yard, in place Of Mr. Henderson,
detached.
Master Machinist Wilson has forwarded to the
Navy Department a statement Of the cost Of the
swAiara's engines aud boilers. 1t amounts to
f25, COO, or over S20, 900 less than the same sire
and 38-inoh cylinders has ever cost the Govern
ment under the IN )st favorable circumstances.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
LOCAL AFFA a Il =

FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN CROWLEY - The
funeral OF Capt. Samuel T. Crowley, Ith United
States infantry, took place yesterday afternoon,
from the residence OF his father, Mr.. Patrick
Crowley, 642 | street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Capt. Crowley died at Fort Niagara,
New York, on Saturday morning last, from a
disease OF the liver, in the 9th year OF his age.
The remains were in q hne metallic burial case,
decorated with flowers. Rev. J. c. Smith Off :
cIated, aud the body was Q corted TO the Con.
gresslousl Cemetery. Capt. Crowley was Second
Lieutenant In the Washington Zouayes u the or.
ganization Of that company In 1851. He was af-
terwards promoted to First Lieutenant and served
through the three months campaign.
After the Zouayes were discharged he received
an appoint as second lieutenant in the 4th
U. s. Infantry, and served with that regiment
throughout the war, receiving at the battle OF the
Wilderness q wound In the arm, from which he
never entirely recovered. For his bravery on the
field he was promoted to a nrst lleuteuancy, and
subsequently brcyetted u captain, which position
he held at the time OF his death.
The escort yesterday consisted Of company d,
| 2l4th Pennsylvania volunteers, with the band OF
| the Sth regiment, Haucock's corps. The pail
bearers were: Col. J. ii. Taylor, A. A @. on Gen.
| Augur's staff; Captains LETT and Morris, 4th
Unitod States artillery Captain X. II Ford, 2lith
Pennsylvania veteran volunteers; aud Captains
John Whitney and Alexander n. Stanton, Sth
| United States veteran volunteers.
| Captain Crowley was from this District, and
much esteemed by large number OF friends.
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