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The national Republican., 1866-12-18

OUrwIrrED BY THE MExIcANs.-The Mcxi.
cans have the reputation of being the shrewd-
est diplomatists in the world. They Ger
tainly will draw up the neatest papers, put it
most beautifully in black and white, and sign
it with more hOurishes than any other people
we wot Of. The only people who can ap-
proach them in the careful wording Of SEN
tences, and in penmanship are said to be the
Persians and Arabs. The only reason we
can give for this superiority is, that they are
always coOl-cool as bandits. No word, nor
sound, por stroke Of the pen shows agitation
or excitement. In this way they SO put forth
the treaty with Gen. Scott that the Mexicans
to this day believe Santa Anna got the better
Of the hero Of Lundys Lane, and sent the
Americans home with flea in their ears.
So, few days ago, on the Rio Grande,
they outwitted Gen. Sedgwick, and got him
first to help Escobedo outside Of Matamoras
and then Canales inside; drew these remark
able letters out OF him and Sheridan; and
then the two put their heads together and
turned against him and the United States,
like couple Of rattlesnskes You never
catch Mexican asleep, nor OF his guard,
nor excited; and II you ever do catch him at
al, like the Dutchman's flea, be isn't there.
-Nei0 Orleans Rcaytine.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
Walls Opera House.

We are sure that every one of the audi.
ence who witnessed the first representation
last night of "Adrienne, or the Duel in the
Mist" will unite in praising the play, the
manner in which II was enacted, the beauti.
full effects produced by the scenery, machin-
cry and properties. Some Of the actors re-
quire little more familiarity with the text
and things, but dead.letter perfection cannot
be expected in the first representation of q
new play.
Tonight the piece will be produced in a
style that will challenge the criticism of the
most astute, while it elicits the admiration of
oil who witness il.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
TIE INSPECTION OF SrEAMsoAfs.-Th fol.
lowing circular has just been Issued;
fslAsual prrAasnlsT,

LANDS WIrHDRAwN FROM MARKEr.--Under
instructions from the Secretary Of the In
terror, the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office has directed the register and re-
ceiver at Denver city, Colorado, TO withhold,
as far as the public surveys have been COM
pleted and the plats filed in the registers
mile limits Of the Union Pacific railroad,
eastern division, upon the determined line OF
route from the western boundary Of Kansas
to Denver city, and for 6fty miles northward
Of that point, where connection is required
to be made with the Union Pacific railroad
running west from Omaha, Nebraska.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
Personal.

President RoBxRrs, of the Fenian persua-
sion, is In town.
ROBERT TAYLOR, formerly chief Of police Of
Boston, died on Thursday evening
THuRLow WEED arrived at Willards' last
evening.
Hon. TIMOTHY DAVIS, of Boston, arrived
In the city last evening and Is st willards'.
Gov. CURTIN has signed the Williamsport
boom BILL passed at the last session Of the Psnnsyl
vaniA Legislature.
Mr.. AND MRS w. J. Florence began an
engagement at De Bars Theatre, in st. Louis, last
evening
ALBERT H. ARMOUR, graduate Of Yale
College, and Miss Eddy. . young lady friend, were
drowned at Pascoas. R. l., on Thursday night, BY
breaking through the ice while skating.
HARRIET HosMER's model for the Freed
mems monument to Abraham Lincoln has been 70.
ceived in Boston. The commission have accepted
1t. 1t represents various memorable events in the
life OF Mr.. Lincoln and In the war. Miss Hosmer
considers It the best work Of her life
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
An Experiment with Freedmen.


g JOSEPH Z. DAVIS, Of Mississippi, having
been pardoned by The President, and an
order issued for the restoration of his prop.
erty, consisting Of two plantations, at the
end Of the present year, has leased the said
properties for term Of years to B. T. MONT.
GoAERY and his associates, colored people
T. j. WooD, the officer commanding the
Federal troops in that section, in speaking Of
this action on the part Of Mr.. DAvIs, says
"This noble and wise charity, and judici.
GUS business arrangement, is hailed as q most
favorable omen Of the introduction of such
arrangements for the cultivation Of the soil
as will tend largely to the improvement ol
the interests of both the white and black races
of the State"
The leader Of the association, B. 4. Mont.
GosERY, once a slave Of Mr.. DAVIS, in his cir
cular to the colored people, with reference to
the projected enterprise, announces that he
intends to organize community composed
exclusively Of colored people, and
Hopes by the pursuit Of agriculture, hor.
ticulture, and manufac turing and mechani.
cal arts, as well as the raising Of stock, to at.
tain as much prosperity and happiness as
are consistent with human nature. Regard
ing the suffrage question as of doubtful and
remote utility, the discussion of it and other
political topics as more likely to produce
contention and idleness than harmony in the
community, such discussion will be discour-
aged. In their dealings the members of the
community will aim to be strictly just, and
hope their humble efforts will be regarded
with charity and generosity by those of su-
perior knowledge and position. whose good
opinion it will be their earnest endeayorto de-
serve"
The national Republican., 1866-12-18

The SHoE TRADE-The Haverhill Mass. J
Gazette says that there has been On almost
entire suspension Of shoe business there dur
ing the month Of November, the whole sales
amounting to only about $265,OOO. The
Government tax assessed is the smallest for
any month for three or four years, and the
prospect now is that that Of December will
be less. Manufacturers have curtailed their
business very materially. There does not ap-
pear to be large stock on hand, but the in
creased facilities for manufacturing by ma
chinery will enable manufacturers to furnish
all that may be needed at short notice The
wages Of workmen are somewhat reduced,
and they ore much in demand. A reduction
Of from Is to 26 per cent. in the wages OF
the workmen has been made by the shoe
manufacturers in North Bridgewater, but
not so much in Hayerhill.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
Markets.

New YoRK, Dec. l7.-Foreign exchange
is quiet and somewhat weak, and the leading
buyers have reduced their rates l-Sal4
from the quotation per last steamer, though
there Is no paipable evidence Of material
increase in the supply Of bills. aH.. ,..s .' ~.
BALIInoRE, Dec. II, A p. m.-Grain firm,
with light receipts. Corn, 5a7cts. higher.
Flour, very firm; Chicago extra, Sl2al2.b0'
Groceries dull and drooping. Provisions in.
active and heavy. Seeds steady, Whisky
neglected and nominal. w
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
INCREASE OF THE SALARIES OF
CLERKS. %" --a"

We understand that the clerks Of the sew
eral Executive Departments have asked Con-
gress to increase their payto such an extent
that4hey can keep their souls and their bodies
together. Senators and Representatives,
when they were getting $1,000 per year for
an average Of six months service in year,
increased their own pay $4,000, or two-ffths.
They said the enhanced cost Of the price Of
living required it, In behalf Of the clerks in
the Departments, who have quite ss large
families to support and proportionate obliga-
tions to discharge, we appeal to Senators and
Representatives to do ss well by clerks for
twelve months service in year as they have
done by themselves for six months service
We hear that Mr.. STEVENS will agree to an
increase Of the pay Of clerks of 80 l-3 per
cent, but that Senator FKssENDES will not
agree to IN increase Of over 25. Now let us
strike the Congressional chord Of twoffths,
or 40 per cent. increase on existing pay,
reaching back 10 the commencement Of the
last fiscal year, June 80, 1866, 0ust where
the back pay Of Congress was made to reach
to- and we shall get at something like exact
justice and fair play in the premises.
That the clerks in the Departments having
families cannot support themselves comfort
ably upon the salaries they are obtaining
now, is perfectly well known. Some Of them
are severely suffering for the want Of the
means to obtain food and clothing. They
have appealed to Congress, and we feel bound
to second that appeal with oil the emphasis
we can command.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
From the South.

o. AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 15.-Cotton market
unchanged and quiet; strict to good mid.
ding, 80. i,....
A special dispatch to the Courier says
that the South Carolina House Of Represent.
aives have passed a bill to renew the guar
antee or the bonds of the Greenville and
Columbia road, to the amount Of 81, 800 900,
and also guaranteeing 100000 of the bonds
Of the Columbia and Hamburg. ..
A resolution of sympathy with Jefferson
Davis was passed by both Houses. 10 o. N
The national Republican., 1866-12-18

On Thursday night while Griswold opera
house in Troy was crowded at tablssuT entertain
msnt, the building took hre from a heater in the
basement and smoke found Its wayto the audience
room. A scene Of intenss excitement at once pre-.
vailed. The audience fastened out great many
being crushed badly In their szt. Several ladies
tainted away, and number lost valuable garments.
Three or four women jumped out Of . back story
window window The flames we're 'Itipsuishsd without
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
New York Money ll.rket.

p NEw York, Dec. 1.-THE money market
Is quiet at 5s7 per cent. on cah-the inside
rate on Government collsterals. Exchange
b steady at l09 l-4al09 10 gold for first
class bankers bills. American gold Is higher,
opening at 1877 7.8, advancing 70 1873 l-2 and
closing at l3s as. Government stocks are
rather more steady. - a, ,s-S.s .-'.n ~
Freights to Liverpool are dull and lower.
Grain at 5a6 I'D. per sailing vessels and 60
Lid. per steamers. ~. r. ..'
New YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows decrease in loans Of g..
1851; Of fspecie, $540,8 increase Of cir.
culation, $4,000; Of deposits, 81, ,7sl .449, and
Of legal tenders, $3,047 ,452. an
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
The Snow Storm i'm Kansas.

LEAvESwoRrH,, KANSAS, Dec. 1.-THE
snow which fell ON Saturday was the deepest
ever known in Kansas at this season. II Is
eight inches deep here, and is much deeper
west y ----- 20 s----- ....l.
Over ten thousand beef cattle passed Fort
Scott, Kansas, in the past ten days, en- route
to Northern market. .'t
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Dec, 16.-The heavy rain yes
terday afternoon sadly interfered' with the
programme Of the celebration Of the ami
versary Of the battle Of Nashville, The Ger
emonies were confined 10 the Capitol. A
large number were present Brownlow made
Q speech, and presented Gen. Thomas with q
magnificent gold medal The Governor paid
. Just and glowing compliment 70 General
Thomas, who briefly replied, with modesty
and appropriateness. Speeches were disc
made by Senator Basson and Representative
Wilson. rI . f.Fr.r. - - >
1t is stated officially that the committee
appointed to recover the school fond, report
to the Governor that they have received from
the Tennessee National Bank at Memphis
$346 1852, and 20 school bonds Of $1,000 each
and have made satisfactory arrangements fol
securing the remainder, about $500, 900
They also report the condition Of the banl
as being entirely solvent. '.
The york ofremoving the remains Of Union
soldiers buried in this city and vicinity to thu
Nashville Cemetery. on the north side Of thu
Cumberland, has-commenced. o.. .. VI
An oil well has been struck In Overton
county, Tenn, which oyerfows at the rate o.
100 barrels per day. ~.
A couple Of salt wells u in operation ir
Warren county. =.
A large number Of negroes passed through
Atlanta on Thursday on their way fron
South Carolina to Arkansas, to work mex
year for $3.50 and their board and clothing
The Legislature Of Georgia has repealed
all laws denying the privilege to foreigner
Of owning real estate. % -
j. B. Conley, who was arrested for killini
DR.. Hunter over one year ago, but qesoapet
from the Jonesboro' jail, has been reeapturs,
| in Illinois, and taken back to Jonesboro.
| MzxPHIs, Dec, l6.-The steamer Rattler
from Cincinnati to New Orleans, with pro
visions, struck snag at Islasd No. 81 OF
Thursday night. She sunk. Cargo an en-
tire loss. Several Of the crewisre suppose'
| IN be Lost |. l. -Lr-.-- II -
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
A Decidedly Irish Bull.

Mr.. Roberts, the Fenian President has
written to Col. Lynch: II regret to tell you
that do not believe you are to be hanged" /"
He believes that Col. Lynch's execution
would result IN the conquest Of Canada by
the Irish. This is carrying patriotism to an
excess which Col. Lynch will scarcely ap-
preciate. The following Is the letter OF Mr..
Roberts:
NEW YoRk, Nov. 10, 1855.
Sir: Your letter requesting that should
have sent to Washington affidavits Of your
non-military connection with the Irish re-
publican army has been received, and the re-
quest therein complied with, in the case of
Captain Fitzpatrick, and will also write to
Gen. ONeil on the subject. regret to tell
you that do not believe You are to be
hanged. So great crime upon non-com-
batant like yourself and against humanity
q Fenian, and furnish our exchequer with the
necessary means to clear Canada Of English
authority-in short, aconsummation devout-
ly to be wished for; and therefore regret to
tell you that you are not to be hanged. II
would be glorious death for you, and life
that will otherwise pass away unknown, o
few years hence, would become IN honored
portion Of the history Of our race, and Of the
age we live in. But whatever be your fate,
pray God that you will act brave and
dauntless part to the last. Remember that
you will not alone represent your own weak
nature in the position in which you are
placed, but your country and your race also,
and though much regret that you are in
the power Of bloodthirsty foes, l still trust
and hope that under any and all circum.
stances you will make your countrynen
proud Of your name. / remain yours, very
sincerely, WILLIAM II. ROBERTS,
President Of the Fenian Brotherhood.
To r. B. LYNCH, Esq, Toronto, CIV. '
The national Republican., 1866-12-18

HEIRs WANTED.-REDDEs Il Co., of this
city, have prepared, and are publishing at
great expense list Of the heirs of unclaimed
property in Europe. The low price at which
the lists are furnished-75 cents-will place
them within the reach Of all. See their no
tice to heirs In another column.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
THE PRESIDENTS CIVIL AND
MILITARY STAFF.

The official organization Of The PRrsI
DENTS civil and military staff is as follows
Private Secretary-Colonel RoBERr JOHN
SON.
Assistant Private Secretary-C Colonel RoB
ERT MORROW.
Secretary to Sign Land Patents-EDwARr
d. NELL, Esq.
Atde-de- Camps-Colonel W. G. MOORE,
Colonel WRIGHT RvEs, Colonel ANDREW X
LoNo.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
Fr0ua Canada.

OrrAwA, q. W., Dec. N7.--Mr. Pstsick, the
American Consul, has resigned, Nj. Mehan,
Of Albany, Ass bon appointed a. biz place.
a The latest int S1Hg(pce from England fully
ioonfrms tAs expscta Don pf ~ early compile
ton. \ ~. ~ - ~ N(SyM
tits stated that no writs will be issued for
new elections to fll vacancies in the present
Parliament, as II Is almost certain general
election under the new Constitution Will
take place within ak months.
MONTREAL, Dec. 1.-THE Secretary Of the
Board Of Trade has had an interview with tho
Charlottstown Board In relation tothe estab-
lishment Of 0 new line Of steamers, to run
between Montreal and New Brunswick next
season. i u y
A preliminary meeting has been held to
form , Joint stock company for the erection
Off new hotsl hsrs, onia ,ssls of great mag
0l0C8nCe.HHH
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
The Wreck.

SANDY Hook, Dec. 1.-THE Prussian brig
Wilhelm, that was ashore on Romer Shoals
broke up entirely during the storm last night
The forward part Of the vessel is now on the
point off Sandy Hook, and not trace of her
Is left on the Shoals. The beach on the out.
side of the Hook 10 ,strewn with pieces OF
wrecked stuff, supposed to be from the
still remains in sight. The storm here was
very severe.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18

The old pistol with which COL Richard M.
johnson killed the great Indian warrior Te-
cumseh at the battle Of Tippecanoe, was sold
last week to Mr.. Cloyd McGavock, by Capt
John H. Allen, auctioneer, at the sale ofMr
r. Nowlin, Of this county. Col. johnson
presented Mr.. N. with the pistol shortly after
the famous battle Wythevlle [ Va.) Dip.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
National Theatre-

Messrs. SPALDrSG & RApLEY's theatre was
filed to its fullest capacity last night, on the
occasion Of Mr.. JErFERsoS's waking up from
his twenty years sleepin Grip Van winkle." "
He will wake up this evening in the same
place
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
Capture Of Robbers.

sr. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-THE Republicans
Messina New Mexico) correspondent says:
Detective Thos. r. Vantres arrested Charles
and Eugene Hamilton, alias DR.. Livingston
and Prof. Lewis, in III Paso, November 26th,
on the charge Of robbing the bank Of Roch-
uric & Co., Of Elkhorn, Wis, Of Sl6O,000.
These men have been steadily pursued for
thirteen months. 'a. ..r.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
Fire in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. 1.-THE Buffalo Union
Iron Works, situated on Buffalo creek, in
the outskirt Of this city, were destroyed by
fire thi: a. m. Among the principal owners
F. Wadsworth, and Evan & Palmer, Of Buff
falo. Loss, $26O, 1000. Insurance, 100000
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
The weather, &C.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, noon.-Thermom-
eter 81 degrees, wind west. Weather clear
and pleasant.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 17.-Arrived, steamer
Havana. from New Orleans.
The storm still continues here, with snow
this morning.
BosroN, Dec. l7.--Snow had fallen last
night to the depth Of three inches, when, at
II o'clock, it turned into rain.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
Fires.

PHILADKLPHIA, Dec. 17.-There was a fire
at Crossman & Pollock's woolen mill at seven
o'clock this evening, entirely destroying the
dye house. Loss $4,000. vs.
Mr.. Jacob Tyson's stable, corner Of Cum
berland and Arnstt streets, Germantown,
was destroyed by fire at about halEpast six
o'clock this evening. Two valuable horses
were burnt to death. Loss unknown.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
Heavy Robbery.

MEMPHIS, Dec. l7.-Mr Lowerhoupt, Of
Helena, Arkansas, was robbed last night on
the steamer Ned Tracey Of S25,OO0. The
money was sewed in Ills coat which the
thieves abstracted from under his pillar. No
clue to the robbers.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
HONORABLE" DISTINCTION
WITHOUT A DIFFERENCE.

In alluding to JoHy MoRRrssEY and FER
NASDo WooD the New York Tribune desig-
mated them as "Mr. MoRRrssEY and Honor
able Mr.. WooD." This is accidental sarcasm
on WooD.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
New York Items.

New YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE Congressional
committee for the investigstisn o. ftauds in
the revenue met at the AstSf HsQse to-day.
Five witns1Des were exsinin}d y Nation 70
the modus ot1tan6 Of frauds and = to the
amount Of liqubr made On which MOI 1aty was
realized TO IN GoveFAmeht "A 0istillery
proprietor Voluntarily appsarsd and gave
important testimony. A revenue inspector
was also examined.
Several distillsries were seized this morn
ing containing large quantities of contrsband
whisky. ,tlI .JUG
The trial Of Frank viela, alleged to be i'm
plicated in the Otero murder, commenced in
Brooklyn this morning.
Christian m. Orosley has sued the Brook
lyn Ferry Company for $4,000 damages for
injuries received during seollision Of one Of
It's boats with Runbost last March.
-Four yopng rowdie mccksd . negro down
In ThktyAhird strsSi hst niGAA. Two negroes
cane "a III sssistsncs, .shd ,dming . ksnsral
Aght ths fowdies wsr AL stabbsd and
wounded quits dangeFeasly.i iEs izsssi ssi
Fenian matters are very lively hare Arms
and ammunition continue 70 arrive hefe. end
are sent Of. Two privateers ssS sisted to
have sailed from us port last week TO prey
on British commefce. vns ss'7stV7T 'osisyg0 I
An unsuccsssful effort has been made 10
harmonise the Stephens end Roberta wings
Of the Fenisn orgsnisstion. im1Hsg
The Board Of Aldermen today concurred
In the vote Of the City Oouncil, ceiling The
site in City Hall Park To the General Gov
ernment on which TO erect . new post once,
for half a Gi,iion Of dollars. s9 n " 71,yts'
The Congressional COMMITTEES on Public
Expenditures mot here to-day to investigate
matters In connsction with the custom-house,
but sat with closed doors 10 io.rl,a. r1sisl..i
There were only 139 deaths in Brootlyn
"A large elevator was sunk at Atlsntic
Dock, Brooklyn, this morning, during the
gale. Loss, 4i6,0OO. t.as sdT-r "a So'rat
In the case OF Sanbon VI. Herring, the
motion fors new trial onthe ground that the
authority, Of the agent at Calcutta to warrant
the safe wAs not shown, was oyerruled, and
| the case continued. b'.r1 r'ssi &, .1sr. :.
August Freilss, who pleaded guilty 70 man.
slaughter in the fourth degree IN Killing biz
wife by accidentally Stabbing her, was put on
probation, the Judge reserving sentence.
The case Of Max Maretzek against Oauld
well and Whitney for libel commenced to
day. .. 4. .'i-l' % ii.J p. S.l1s1Tf /.
| The case Of Daniel Weaver against, the
First National Bank Of New Orleans 10 re
cover $4,000, alleged to have been placed II
their care, but which the latter claim wal
given to an Legitimate son Of the plaintiff
as assignor was commenced in the Suprem,
Court to-day. grg....... I,rt.r.. nm
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
THE INDIANA CASE.

the INDIANA CAUEs r.--
The report Of the important Legal decision,
delivered yesterday by the Supreme Court
in the famous Indiana conspiracy case. sp-
pears elsewhere in our columns today, and
is Of the utmost interest at this particular
time. ...rr r# .r.H. -. .....a.