Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23
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peanuts. Il :
Tns Barney williamses are in Baltimore,
Mss BSrEnsS's frst night drew 50, goo
to Niblos.
sixrr.riyE THOUSAND pupils in the negro
schools at the South.
JUDAH p. BESJAxrN has entered his name
for admission to the English bar.
TINS Illinois Central Railroad will thi.
year pay The State q tau of half a million.
Gas. sHERxAN has fixed his residence as
we'll as headquarters at 81. Louis.
Tar city debt of Augusta, Ca, Is nearly
u, 200, ooo--assets very small. ...a
A BRONZE statue ofPresident Lincoln, cost.
ing 81, 600, is to DO erected at Brooklyn.
GEN, KLrArmcK, Minister to Chill, sailed
from Panama for Valparaiso on January IL.
The English revenue for 1865 was nearly
$3.50, 600, 900. o.. ~
HuDsos TAYLOR has the Lady's Book for
February on his counter. A desirable num-
Der.
TIE citizens Of Atlanta, Ca, have held q
public meeting to organize n regiment TO
'clsar the city Of murderers and robbers"
A NEW oratario called. JOB" has been
produced at Dublin. The music is by DR..
Chip.
The registration OF voters is proceeding In
Texas; 377 names are recorded in Galveston,
and ] 72s in Bexar county.
AwEEKLY paper has been established in
Canton by missionaries, at the cost Of two
mills copy. 'r'
AJoSEo HUrcHISs, clerk in the Baltimore
Post Office, has been arrested for robbing the
mails. '.'s.
In Charlostown, Mass, TUFTS stable with
eight valuable horses, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday night.
TIE Office Of L. c. Baker, late chief of
the War Department detective force, has
been closed and the records have been turned
over to the Department. 81
BRorHT 4 DURcH, at the seaton Hall book
store, Ninth street, have all the current lit
erature Of the day; and good copies of all de-
sirable books may be found in TIER excellent
library.
ONE Of the handsome clerkesses Of the
Treasury, who is a linoal descendant of the
Queen Of sheba, said yesterday: II do love
the Atlantic Ocean, for over it they bring all
the pretty things FROM Paris!'
The following are the members Of the new
italian ministry: Gen. della Marmora, Pres
dent and Minister for Foreign Affairs; Signor
chiaves, Minister Of the Interior; Signor
Scialo ia, Minister Of Finance; Senator De-
Talco, Minister of Public Worship and JUS
ticei Signor Jaoini, Minister Of Public Works.
The annual dinner of the Philadelphia
Board of Brokers took place last evening at
The Assembly Rooms. Among the invited
guests were General Meade, Admiral Farra-
gut, Commanders stribliug and Hoff, and
Mayor McMichael, all of whom made
speeches. Tho party numbered over two
hundred and separated at late hour.
Mr.. A. T. STEWART, of New York, has
sued the Police Gazette for libel. He
charges them with a gross and malicious
libel upon him in the last issue of the paper,
in sensation article, purporting to give the
particulars of the sudden disappearance of a
Broad street broker and a lady recently con.
nectsd with the French theatre.
Mr.. RoBERT E. LEE, we learn from a
Richmond print, yielding to the persuasions
If his admirers, has delivered a short ad.
iress, (which was characterized by that
nodesty and chaste sentiment that Is ever
grateful to the feelings of Virginia audi.
.ory." 1t is pleasing to know that modesty
md chastity are objects of so much graft
,ude in the Ancient Dominion. Let us en-
courage the manly virtues.
QUEEN VIcroRIA's subjects at Melbourne
ire uneasy. The Legislative Council and
he Legislative Assembly do not agree. The
Council has sent remembrance to the
queen, signed by twenty thousand inhabi-
ants, against the action of the Assembly.
The Governor, Sir Charles Darling, favors
he Assembly. The difference arises as to
he construction Of the constitution act re-
'pecting the collection Of duties, &c.
The Duke of Augustenburg year ago i'm
lgined he had principality, and bought
,ertain state carriages" The action of
Prussia after the Holstein war convinced the
Duke that he had no use for his big gigs, and
now they are to be sold at auction in Paris.
From throne to an auction room seems to
De an easy step. We would not mind seeing
he whole royal trumpcry of Europe, big gigs
md all, put up at auction.
john BRIoHr writes as follows concerning
he CHILEAN business: lord Clarendon is, I
hink, sanguino that the Spain and Chill
business will soon be settled. This Govern
nent, in conjunction with the French Gov.
'rnuent, has proposed to use its good Offices
n the dispute. The proposal was met in a
,onciliatory spirit at Madrid. The terms are
considered equally honorable to the contend
ng parties, and were agreed to lat Madrid)
Without hesitation. They have been sent
,ut by the last mail to Chill, and, if they are
eceived there in proper spirit, there will be
IN end to the quarrel.
CoLoRED men were allowed to vote in
North Carolina and in Tennessee, under the