Daily national Republican., 1866-02-16
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MERCURY 10 degrees below 0 at Leaven-
worth yesterday morning ..lH g.
THR "FLorp- -AocEprANepsn- have been
decided to DO on q par with the rebel bonds.
Tus thermometer Al San Francisco has
ranged about go degrees above zero all
winter. and Yesterday AT noon reacbed "a
The lATth and l5lst regiment of Illinois
infantry have been paid of and DISCHARGED
the service. o.. .. -... -
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received ut Hudson Taylor's, S3l Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
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TnE Lancaster (south carolina) Ledger
reports that in some portions ofthst district
there is actual suffering among the poor Tor
the want oi provisions
THE National Soldiers and Sailors League
at Louisville, Kentucky, celebrated President
Lincoln's birthday. They were addressed by
Gen. Palmer and Wolf.
FoUR well.known citizens Of Evansville,
Indiana, were drowned on Wednesday
while crossing the river in n skiff at that
point.
Tur Canadian naomi. and nrs,s ,,s or..,Iv
excited and some of them ar, furious over
the failure of their commission recently in
Washington, to induce our Government to
renew the Reciprocity treaty.
T,r Nov.,t and N.v yo,L ,.;,,o,a hul
r,s.ed N, Hons. in ,bs Nv J.r.sv LII.
i.,r,s v.,,ord.v ,nornir. hv ro;. or q,
to 81. The result was received with great
applause.
AT Marseilles, lately, Adalina Patti
created such a furore by her singing that
her carriage was surrounded BY thousands
of people when she left the theatre, and her
hat was torn of. and her admirers foueht
over the fragments for keepsakes.
The City Assembly Rooms Az. AZ. 44s
44s, 44sI, and 450 Broadway, N. Y, were
destroyed by FIRE yesterday. Mr.. Edward
Mathews, owner of the structure, estimates
his loss ut $3.50, 900.
A MEXICAN correspondent saws Maximil.
ian never shows himself and when he walks
out privately heavy escorts and secret spies
line his pathway to shield him from danger.
He feels no security, and looks yery care.
worn, but strives to put tho best side out.
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Robert Hatton, James Rains, stearns, Pres.
ton Smith, StrahI, Carter, John Adams. and
r. C, TYLER; the latter the last general ofieer
killed on either side.
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IT IS stated that an ARRAY took place a,
the Spottswood Hotel, Richmond, yesterta,
afternoon, between DR.. Stewart, the CORES.
pondent of the New York Herald, and Col
Garnett, late of the Southern army. N,
weapons were used, and the parties wer,
quietly separated.
Tn, .;tv of Nav yo,L In. ,,;n.d ami;
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in,,or oda,.sssd 20 tho M.vor .nd co,no;
on the reception of the freedom of the cit,
in golden box. The jury assessed the dam
ages for detention Of the letter at cents an
the value Of the letter at $2,O5O.
Ar DAYros, Ohio, the other day, Hermann
magician, had his famous umbrella triol
spoiled by the awkwardness of his assistant
whereupon he applied the payaplnie to tn
back Of the blunderer with great emphasis
exclaming as he administered the discipline