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The national Republican., 1866-12-24
The ConsressionnII Exevr.Iou.


CHAsTASoooA, Dec., 23,-The- Congress.
sional delegation arrived this morning. A
committee mot than At Athens, ninety miles
above here last night. On their arrival they
were met by committee Of reception, who
escorted them to the Crutchfeld house,
where rooms were provided. After o few
hours rest the delegation was formally re-
ceived by the Mayor. After breakfasting
part Of the delegation went to Lookout
Mountain, and part to the National Gene
terry. At noon the whole party embarked on
steamboat, and steamed down the Ten
nessee river to "Suck," point Of natural
curiosity, where the river forces It's way
through two mountains. Returning to the
city, they were met by the delegation from
Nashville, and escorted to the Crutchfeld
house where an elegant supper awaited them.
The reception was arranged by men of all
parties, without respect to previous political
afinities. Much enthusiasm was manifested.
Col. Sloss, President Nashville and Deca.
tur Railroad, very generously offered the
freedom of his road to Col. MARYLAND, which
was accepted. Party leaves Nashville for
Decatur tomorrow night While here Gen.
Gustavus w. Smith called and paid his
respects to the party, and invited Senators
Foster and Ramsay, and Gen. Howard and
Col. MARYLAND to his house, which they
accepted. ................. ....
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER o. 1866
Gen. sherman and nexiosn, A AnAirs.

Gen. sherman and nexican,AAAirs.
New ORpsAxs, Doc. 2l.-GeA 6Aerman
has reported 10 Washington bis views OF the
situation Of aIIsirs In Mexico. From eI-
pressions dropped by him II p evident that
he is disappointed as TO the popularity Of
Juarez's party, and fully admits that there
are SO many rival factions and interests that
American intervention in Mexico is very
distasteful. He has, however, only mixed
with the Imperial party on the frontier, and
he feels that his views may change after in
terviews with the people Of the interior, who
are mostly Liberal. The French officials
treated him with courtesy, bordering on
civility. q .. e l ~ 81 a
II Is positive that Juarez, who is supposed
to be at chihuahua, has been requested TO
meet Campbell at San Luis Potosi about the
18th Of January. 7aar r.l b. .s....
As soon as Sherman receives further in
structions he will return to Mexico.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-General Sherman
will leave for the West tomorrow. -
Minister Campbell has gone TO Monterey,
and will await Juarez in that part Of the
country. ... .. .--r IL --,'.r q, FL
The Susquehanna will 60 North on Mon
day, touching at Key West for coal.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

A CORRESPONDENT Of New England paper
visiting from Europe, throws out some
thoughts which our financial statesmen would
do well to consider. Speaking Of the pre-
MUM on gold, he says with all the luminos.
ity Of Burnsley: " II the cause of this high
rate lies in the redundancy Of the currency
they can reduce the amount of paper money
afoat." He then shows how easy it would
be to put down the rate Of premiums as fol-
lows: "The American people, il they have
q mind TO exercise their a0ills, can bring
down the price of gold and put up the value
Of the securities Of the United States, and
enhance the value Of every dollar Of their
property" The "bears" Of Wall street
ought Immediately to bring all the pressure
of their wills to bear upon the market with
out delay
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
OUR CITY FINANCES.

On the first page our readers will find an
elaborate detailed statement Of the receipts
and expenditures Of the city government for
the year ending June 80, 1866. We print
this report Of the Register to enable our citi.
zens to examine the financial condition Of
the city, and to refute the charges that have
been made by prominent members Of the
present Congress that no printed exhibit is
made of the finances and no care taken to
enlighten its citizens upon the subject These
reports are made annually to the City Coun.
ellis by the Register, and the present one
gives q faithful exhibit Of the general, special
and ward funds.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
DANGER AHEAD.

TaAp. srnvEss has already given notice
that on the reassembling Of Congress he will
press to Q vote his Enabling act" which
wipes out the existence Of ten States in the
Union, and provides for their erection into
Territories. II this is not an attempt to ac-
complish exactly what the rebels fought for,
and exactly what our gallant Union boys
suppose they fought to prevent, and did pre-
vent-secession, or the disruption Of the
Union of The Stdtes--then we have mistaken
the causes Of the war and purposes Of the
Government in carrying it on and sup
pressing the rebellion.
The Albany Evening Journal, q strongly
radical paper, observing the dangerous, head
long tendency Of Mr.. STEVENS in his leader
ship in the National Legislature, says, with
considerable force:
There is great and growing danger that
in carrying forward the processes Of recon.
struction, tendency will be constantly ex-
hibited to 20 further and faster than the con-
diton Of the country, or the sentiment Of the
people warrants. The electors Of the North
have decided, and rightfully decided, that the
governments Of the Southern States are not
republican in form, and that they should be
made conformable to the Federal Constitu-
ton. This is state Of facts resulting from
the condition in which those communities
were left by war, and the action contemplated
is justi6able only in view Of the emergencies
which were created by war; and the power
that war conferred. But in recognizing the
existing prerogatives Of Congress- the people
did not intend to confer power upon it to re-
model the Government reconstruct all the
States Of the Union, or revolutionize the sys-
TEN upon which il has thus far been main
tanned II Thad. Stevens and his followers
thus interpret the decision Of the late cleo
tions, it will not take them long to discover
that they have made q supreme mistake"
We agree with the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser that it would have been wiser in
the Journal If it had taken this moderate
tone of policy earlier in the day, before the
men whom it now condemns had grown into
such prominence and influence in the party
But we hail it now as an able co-worker in
the good cause Of moderation, Cancellation
and prudence, for which we have always earn.
estlv labored
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
Galveston News.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Dec. 22.-The first
rail Of the Galveston city railroad was laid
to-day. The Mayor, City Council, Major
B. Rush Plumby and others officiated.
The dispatch steamer Blackbird goes to
Brazos this evening.
The receipts of cotton for the week we're
6,793 bales. Sales GOO bales
The steamer Ruthven, from Trinity
brought 300 bales this morning; low mid
ding, %. Wool-Receipts for the week 6S
bales Total cotton receipts, including Sep
tember, Al Ola bales. A well-informed per-
son estimates the crop at not less than
20 OO0 bales
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
Maximilian Raises Ten Millions
He Will Not Abdicate.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-The steamer
Mexico, from Vera Cruz on the goth, arrived
to-day.
The Times City Of Mexico dispatch of the
18th says: Maximlian has determined not
to abdicate just yet, and had issued procla-
nation for Congress Of the Mexican people
to consider further the government Of the
country. The Empire has been divided into
four divisions, with Generals Yidaurril, Meja,
Miramon, and Marquee in command. Max.
has changed his headquarters to Puebla
Ten millions Of dollars and forty thousand
men have been raised to support the Empire
The French have declared for non-interven-
ton, and seized the customs at Vera Cruz.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. pa portion of the Court
Street Market wall fell this morning; luckily
no one injured
The trains on the Buffalo and Erie railroad
have been blocked by snow, but they are be-
ginning to work through. The passenger
train that left Chicago Thursday was detained
at Westfeld until to-day. There were at one
time concentrated there l6 passenger cars,
6 express cars, 4 baggage cars, and loco
motives. There are yet to come IL freight
trains, including ll6 carrying stock.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
From New Orlo&

New ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-S ,ovoroI ,;.,.,.
were examined to-day efore VH The re,sss mon@raa
snol saona' S hyesuga.ioh CO. .nmittee, among whom
were ouage warm 1uth and Judge Howell.
An PERSONS connected with the Commission
&re W. W..s; sworh " secresy. Before returning to
masn5,hg'Cn the committee will take evidence
resarulIg the sentiment Of the people and the
management Ma OF the Federal departments.
Al. inere was splendid gathering to witness
.ne renauguration Of turf sport over the Me-
tai.ie Course to-day. Lieut. Gen. Sherman
md Maj. Gen. Sheridan were in attendance.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
Heavy Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-Last night the
safe in the store Of William G. Cochrane was
broken open and robbed Of $40 900 in coupon
bonds, and $50, 900 in stocks.
The fre-proof was enclosed in brick wall
thirteen inches in thickness, and q hole large
enough to admit q man was made 10 the wall,
and the inside Of the ire-proof was completely
ransacked. The burglars are supposed to
have been secreted in the store at It's closing.
The securities are principally coupon bonds
Of the Schuylkill Railroad Company, Camden
and Amboy and Lehigh Valley railroads.
The following are the numbers Of the certiH.
Gates Of stock Of the Lehigh Valley railroad:
Nos. $3.50, one hundred shares; 1886, one
hundred shares; 3,5l0, two hundred shares;
$3.50, one hundred and thirteen shares; 1859,
one hundred shares; certificate number twen-
ty.three O, in the name of Cochrane & Gowan;
seventy-ive shares Spruce and Pine streets
railroad, Philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
THE H0LI kYsi
b. Dl woLYH,
SIS PENNSYLVANIA AvINUE,

Under Metropolitan Heesl,
Lats 0s National HotslJ
Has opened his entire Importation Of N0vKLTlS plS.
tioularly adapted for HOLIDAY 0IYTk
THxsK ARTICLES ARE ENTIRELY HRw.
SILVER IILIaREI SETS, IMPORTED FRENCH, nAR-
BLE AND BRoNzE CtooKs, PARIAN MARkLI
AND BR0nZK srATUARY, FINE IN
PORTED yAsIs AND DYNAMITE,
Cap 2AdaS hiSEIxoss, WoRS,p64fEssI P1fsIh'
AhD TABLRs
MUsIC.B0YR6
W0RK-B0XRB AND
MUgIC-B0X COhBINBD,
LADIES AND GRAT6' DRRssIHO-
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DESKS, ALBUMS, ke., LADIES, AND osNTsr
GOLD 6HAINs-Latsst styies
DIAMOND JKWELRY.
FINE CORAL, PEARL, sr0Ml, oANgo, KTRUsCAa
GOLD SETS.
dokD ENAMEL BAND CHAIN BRACELETS.
INITIAL AND FANCY sLkkYR-BUrTONs AAd BTUDB.
WRDDIN0 AND 9RNTy' SEAL MN0B
L0CKETs, MINIATURE BREAsTPINB
.a HEAVY GOLD pEH AND PRNCIL-CAskA
GOLD HEADED CANES, GOLD CHARMS AID WApQH
KEYS 0UTrA.PIRCHA JEwRLRY.
PLATED TIA SETS WAIrlRs, pUTTRR PLArKo.
wINRsTANDs, CAKR BAbKRTs, FRUIT
STANDS, BREAKFAST AND
DINNER OAsTORg.
PICKLE STANDS,
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The national Republican., 1866-12-24
SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT.

Upon our outside to-day will be found an
able communication from the Washington
correspondent of the San Francisco Alta
California on the subject Of suffrage in the
District. While we do not agree fully with
all that the writer says about the Southern
States and the Constitutional amendment,
we like the independent manner in which he
treats the subject Of suffrage, and commend
the communication to our readers as worthy
Of their attention.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
pERRONAL.

]. Fl. MCGEE, United States Marshal for
Louisiana, is in town, at Willards'.
HENRY d. Cooke, of the firm of Jay
Cooke 4 Company, bankers, and W. s. Hunting.
ton, csshisrof the First National Bank of Wash.
ington have gone to Philadelphia to spend Christ.
mas with Mr.. Jay Cooke, at his residence on the
Schuylkill q
GEN. II. s. GANEsvoRr; Col. ii. NJ. Lazelle,
U. s. Al Maj. Gen. james B. stssdmani Capt.
John Hon, U. s. Al Col. P. B. Fouke, Of Tenn;
Geo. Stanbsry. Esq, Of New York. Hon. Joshua
Hill, Of Georgia, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

WALLS NEw OPERA HousE.-"Sam," with
Mr., F. s. OHANFRAU in the initial role, will
be performed at the Opera House this even
ing. 1t will be strongly cast, the vicacious
part of Laura" being assigned to Mrs EN-
lily JORDAN, Mr.. HALE and Miss BLANCHE
GREY also appearing in it. The play is be-
ing put upon the stage under the supervision
of its able author, Mr.. De WALDEN. A mat
inee will be given on Christmas day, when
Mr. MORTIMER will appear in his celebrated
role OF "Bagshot" The new sensational, tel
egraphic, yet domestic play of Boucicault,
THE Long Strike" is in active preparation.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22.-Sales Of 62 hhds. Of
tobacco at full prices. Superfne -four at
$3.50; prime winter wheat 2.75; corn shelled
in bulk, 70c., in the ear, 60a62 L.; oats 65;
cotton dull at 80 l-2 for low middling; New
Orleans sugar IL l-2al2; fair plantation mo-
lasses, Toe; hogs, 6.25; receipts 4,lO0 head;
total receipts during the week 10000 head;
mess pork $50; lard in tierces, l3 l-2c; whis-
ky in bond 2sc,, free nominal. y
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
Perm and Chilli.

New YoRK, Dec. pa report Of doubt
full authenticity is in circulation that the
United States steamer Lancaster had found.
cred near Cape Horn.
Peru and Chill had determined to reject
the terms Of mediation proposed by France
and England. Spain must salute their flag,
abandon her claims, and return the three
million dollars received from Pezet's gov
ernment. r.." .u s..ss-r .rr -
Preparations for the war continue. A
treaty, offensive and defensive, had been
formed between Bolivia and Paraguay. The
former is to supply twenty-five thousand
troops, and carry the war into Brazil.
The Chilian courts have declared the
Spanish vessel Thalaba, captured in July
last lawful prize.
The difficulties between the government
and clergy in Bogota have been settled
Commerce, however, was dull, and discon-
tent reigned. Indeed, revolution at Anita
quia against Mosquera was spoken Of.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
THE C0NSPIRATORS AT THE
DRY TORTUGAS TO HAVE CIVIL
TRIAL.

We learn that Judge WAYNE, Of the su-
preme Court of the United States, will, under
the recent decision Of that tribunal against
the right Of military commissions to try citi-
zens not in the military or naval service,
issue writ by which DR.. MuDD, one of the
assassin conspirators, will be removed from
confinement at the Dry Tortugas and brought
before civil tribunal for trial. Similar writs
may issue in the cases of SPANoLER, ARNOLD
and MCLAUGHLIN, the other conspirators con-
fined there.