The national Republican., 1866-07-07
Pen, Pencil, ana scissors.

The King Of the Sandwich Islands is al
lowed $34, 900 yearly for his privy pure.
A FIRE at Dayton, Nevada, on Sunday de-
stroysd si2S, 900 worth of property.
ALTHOUGH cats purr they don't perspire
perceptibly in this hot wsathtr.
THERE is not power-press left in Port
land, after the FIRE, to print newspaper upon.
J.C. BREoKrSRIDGE is residing in the town
Of Niagara, c. W. lie looks at Mag and repeats,
.0h, what fall was there, my"
TIE Lubin brothers are most wonderful
magicians, and they are giving some very entcing
entertainments at Growers theatre.
LAST EVENING, at 9 o'clock, the heat was
extremely oppressive. There was not the slightest
breeze. Not leaf stirred.
Tus American Telegraph Company have
opened their Offices at all the White Mountain
houses for the season.
Hot does not spell our last spell Of
weather. Several pre6xes are required to render
the word sufficiently emphstio for the occasion.
He would have been q bold man-worth,'
of the army Of the crusader'-who could have
looked straight at piece Of red flannel yesterday
| noon.
The Star learns that the Rhett murdered
near Charleston was not EI Senator Robert Barn
we'll Rhett, but Benjamin s. Rbstt, a cotton
planter, who has never been prominent in politics.
Gov STONE, of Iowa, announces that he
will not call extra session Of the Legislature at
leass ct present. and that the Governors Of Illinois
AID Wisconsin will do as he docs
EDwIH G. WEBB, ESQ, formerly editor Of
the Psnnsyioanian, in Philadelphia, died In that
city ou Wednesday. At the time Of his death he
held The office OF internal revenue assessor.
An exchange says: How shall we build
dam to stop this gold drain?" We don't know
Congress don't seem to care dam about it-Bos.
ton Heyah.
Mr.. JAMES HAYWARD, OF the firm Of Cor
nell a Hayward, New York city, died Of cholera in
that city on the Fourth. His illness Is reported to
have been Of only two hours duration.
FIVE fresco painters fell by the giving way
Of staging in St. Stephens Church, at Boston, on
Monday, and one Of them, Julius Formes, was
probably fatally injured. ....'
ACCORDING to the latest accounts, the
Prussian and Italian armies numbered, in the ag.
grogats, 1915, 900 men, while tho Austrian and
Federal armies only muster ], 900, 900.
THK 3Oth Massachusetts regiment, for.
msriy commanded by Brig. Gen. MA. M. Dudley,
the last regiment from the State held In SERVICE Is
expected home shortly.
A MAN named Sweet mounted the statue
Of Justice on the City Hall. Hartford, on the
Four tn, and stood his head on the head of Jus
tiee. Justice" could stand it just as long as he
could, blind as she is.
| On THE Fourth the large balloon which
ascended from Central Park, New York, made q
sudden descent into the East river. The eronauts
were rescued by men who went to their assistance
| In boats.
DURING the recent session of the United
Presbyterian Assembly. 800, 900 were appropri,
atsd to the Board of Foreign Missions; S45, 900 to
the Board Of Home Missionsj and $26, 900 to the
Freednsn's Mission.
SR MoRToN PRro, on the stoppage Of his
firm, immediately offered to resign his seat in Par
lament. The electors of Bristol, which place he
represents held q meeting and unanimously re.
quested him to retain his seat.
A YOUNG lady at Little Rock, in a som.
nambulie state, fell from the roof Of house on
which she was walking. The fall was about hfty
feet. Both her legs were broken, and she vas In.
tsrnslIy bruised, and Is not expected to recover.
The Troy Times Of Monday says: "At
noon to-day, Mr.. william Fleming, accompanied
by Msssrs John Dunisvsy and Thomas H. shsri-
dan, started for st. AlbAns, Vermont, for the pur.
pose Of securing TIA sselease Of Gems Sweeney,
0'Nsii, and Spear, Who are now under parole st