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Waibtnaiou, 8. e.
MsfdnarbEjter Derfauot.

9tn gutter Wttan arbster (DleuanIfus NIB prrp,.
tpsen) rsdtt In is nrn arbttlen asl Il IN. tann ciu.u
tshr p0rtbelIblfteu p'db ttbalttu W,un er flo ali Il
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NuffoHeH.
Sur6 .. .. @oper.
I'M Sebr rperttpctes arune,insfretes
- Gruueeiaentbum

tn gastr-, srifhsa sOnsar. II. EtVasRap,
duf Hutton.
I'D prht Ssnntrfaa Ten 5. Wail 1919. yatm.
nm 10 lbr, an OFT u-b sitnt has san, unten nafe
tsist6Hste 10 ln'tsnsrertbe s'uuoynsrts Vruuoetatn.
tbuui gum Beria tic ansbittsh; nGmIi6i
DaS ganSe gruRb It q mem 6sbGu.
y 6tetten, tn ga .,ritr., Ipii9eu 8rsaepas uns
PcHtttt.. ~ttieaeH.
NaftIhe hat an Saterfir. IT Sus slcnte nue a.bi
~ otr tanas con 20 6ub ts CIT SInt 10 Jas 5fe,tt az
p~flditerie Bahe iHtlt.
DIE ettduI 1ttitr bsIt.beu in Gem uutrsbeut.n
iipetht1tBtn badttelncIurR 10 sbFbauie vi. $50 ntba
bad %itnegetn otnteiaeb5ube, hub d IN ttsttHsHRtuu
C OaS psns n Tt tuUglJ6 euTthau6 idpe,!Ii uHe
0u9titr 6en II. aus II b,leu Stan6 gdut werktt.
Netterebt; avuubItEetTCt.
SeelH8una: Saarlabtuug.
e. r. gUptt, SI't..
ttCi-O) Rr. 81, @oltinpreitr.
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@nrplpatfAe MatLfAldae.

Sc. ~ y ! 6 ~ CT
soet ca aIs'iEil VI babeu lui,r,bt Ibcr ~tfn'iet
2nte ootr 'dit6te i3cihGite. Ihtr 1Clo4@tpiuu oeer
Striult bttrdib, Nieiitn @reuuot Ger Ietrst Nlau;-
bci II, biuCitGe GtrrtH, tttbiabl, iurt bt,r mites,
et' !omlrs ulA Rs. ISL, Suc-9 ]lro!uRt.. Ode Uoa
SIn'ttr. tGpt 10 &NGIt,
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!Sett Stntnler in e''eu EtUdt I'M rpltSlld en- 2rttle
ter Sllet, pchhs s,stauat frb sWr Office fir e,ner
ArIt. W'eibs uttt iFe' $40 pre Mtruat q n Gtbau5
pirb uct85c1w. .Su nt!bsa IL &c. Office es5 Ser
fppHetnitu IO2-s)
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Standardization 9in,eice.

sa1rt9t ptre 'biernut 8e9eben, 6aB lnter,eiduet.
Senma@t CUR Se'ipaltung etS Ra6iaF;S Sss aubisr
Setitorbsnen q 81 b crtolt,n bat. MI.. BE
toreerunsen an bte'en Ratlat baden, merbsn bi,rpit
aatseierbert, iel1t nebit ben rsbtbtaen 9sleaen am
noer oor Dem le. OF. 1866 einiuretdep H.. eeItsnb
gu inat'en, oSer ~ setrirtiscn, rag lie ibrer NnfpriH,
an etelsHl Ra1taFe aefsSlid fir c~tr!ulto triI6rt pcr.
Ntn ntt9en. Vide, bic !Satiiup,u ait eielsn 4adIaR
an inehen BADEN. merben biermit oufreipSert, iolUs
anesr!nal,t an unttrlettnete sn ~Ieiiteu; no ni9t, 10
irtrS seri1tItd einesi6riiteu.
IVA 100 12) Barbara eteb, Ghm.
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- Nnbe6ingte MatfiOn
$50 BON
- 81 %iusrtbbalsu, gruGojiHsirslsu
y y lateu
an
3duptfraBsn
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Cas DiTttiortuE1 etT nJUstttu RailpRslbaa." nth
otut RldbaGt
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1903 nm I u'I
an "a une ct'Ce o2s 1;fdmmls uaittbtre n be- tt.
i@nt,t, i'br m%sltSvnIe stnrb5tnttrttt Sc
ltStg II NJ oer.uBsm unb avs. % pnEE isf:t mt
Or. /.
na4 ttlIsu al btr suSistis Ter Gutatt',
9rcB. '
CIR. 2.
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6ue BteHie al GAteuHr b. 50 Hug u E,
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lReH Nat'- ine 9ouieniir, IfeeI - TEL 30 Aus arcs.
Rr. 4.
= "a uiislleu IN teniGbe g,Uutts, itor Il
GHb bTtd an GAtciilt Uub % Bu5 lava
Rr. 5.
sRdurlaet aut Ger g3'Cfei, b. Ganis7hr.
50 buv luei'6 cNn 0lictit o. l. l71 tel so NuF.
Rr. o..
81 sanpIaes aui eu oitsitt zen Ha'dr, 50
Wr, 7.
VanFlat { aHt e,t ~ylo.bi''ie rGu 2ee1ttr.,
10 ibsn 9antrR- aub Slttnr., Ie Il let 50 tud.
Nr. s.
SsantstIsn apf be Rorslti, st 2scrtH-,
,pIibtu Gauici- u. ga eltr.. lt l7S Set 80 Aus.
Ry. Q.
eaagItSe cut ter gtcytist: Sr Grsutht,
'ptGtu canton II. = 20 'i7H $3.50 6us.
Rr. 10.
EHnpldea u Vt ~4p.uf.tt IL, Sare' =.
so tug,
Rr. II.
a. .,t -eut 'u getsmatr,
80 tuB elIb rem Gatr,iuT., - be- W 3uA.
Hr. II.
2sausGdt, auf sty Rcrtpdi. Gds ter 90.
,tcn II sa,toanr., is y Jus az Sct Mir. Esst.
Cir. -.
49aatttlltn an goiton, yU insr Gar, urs
y 'ntrnltr; i' Il dub ssttt ~ Sspeuu se 81
Nr. II.
9%aHpIat suf her NC ted.et' ttr ecflsT.
aHs Sartit'., % Jug '-.iir' tlpl o. Iiue rtL,
CIR. Is.
VduFIaBs a. gr ysurrsti Cts upu go.
'tH un6 Nuutr,, i. III 1uB sltr NIB T. rma
pnltll'@st tinIe osn 10 bup pls tcguSnr. 6u.d,
sebsub.
Y Sinrabi IT srpH rncnt; bic etabtbabn.
" aGNon ! tanttn oHt smHt:T m'brutale turn
oei let J'tie etaRc II dc pNuvlpfr' tcrE. It aEe
AaRtcn's. Die uby:Isr 0tuaubtu Sulftn Itub nj,
9cllt abe Ht&t a'rhatui.
C2pt SaupIaet ltsacu 'ammtild ia Ter 10. 100
l25. une ia. a5rbdtuul eeS Nirs b, Gau'r "
= onlra8nis. -: btTtnsut I'D ate % 6un con 300.
lee elltGidnlt jcfru u"h ,H ej:uurt ciliA rom
ArmFtciIs eU GautpHsr GcmralFtc,
Wan tann " unhtlft tt yrfait rs Hpt cu1tctS
80 bu ~!3puttn Nlt!cUaibar.' Wl G.oatp p II.
1setrsuuHtuj q, ladr an RcfOutta5t,
'Ana er RatSn "a. lgHIru rem U,.,Guiata1e ~.
SPRn " RaUkrIuE Raitrtr.
sam. GrUtr Na!l.,
(lo2 3 VI y VII 81. Al'umoTcAr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02

artsier, nm tn eeu eiisubdrttu ~ drbeiter, CUTE
berldslibe qeuts erbaIisH lelte gelddfltauna lptnt Ne
la ms'ntr tn . tmcR'S SpteL ~. 81, Norss
Qdlcrriitr
Hz- etsn'c rttI MT grseiser jspti 8lau,mimm,,,
Ectee ala Rbhiunsu. Hnb ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02

Gin %6sbtiteieI Mann. nit Der Craiilhei II tnltibsn
Spradr uub b.u TantcsverbdliriHtu ptittaut I'M
tine Sttli' ala We ttUcsr fur cit NuttS llutetnebrtm
ArIttretW. Cine Sluttcn non 500 1T Ssbtn9mb.
Gnmttonu9M lectesH uttsc Gb,ftte n" bulb Die Grr.
B. 81. ttbtltn. IO2-Gt
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8. y. 3iStroF,
n WrrfIuuf Tnifnr.

-lA- Rr ia, Gpeglstrrp., nabe Scnblr.
Der nnterieidrete Fat fr'ten ant cbtaen y(aee elm
rtnts Y~Scctdneiher. ge'diit tr5iinet anc ersubt uus
ter SnRderuna better Seb'tfuus int 3uiprut.
Dte Sbabsnmtig'eoer ne b.n be'pnters harauf
ent'rerffam sematt. oae i'd lie Nnfettieuu0 Der
ilaitcrraeu auf's Sia'ste bt,crae.
RDpderaI bet (AptlI / miS'
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@'n Oh, trer, lpethtr BE liC1e ttrcS Lrtib uuh
RttrnbauhtS io,ptt be6 @tmu ctlu ee, itfbt m6lc IT'D,
u. q, SVSieT q 60, VT CO, SHN. @apui ,
UO2-b)
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SruItsea Bcr!auf

IN Sduiern in Nrar Tint, Rlcoilrt. NIB
Sliii NibenarlehraBe.
Rraft ,in.s Gttaf,s res stu5scttts e:r et,bi
81 I moTt ptIbtu es u1ttrItid,ntt,r. Werrat,,r,
. It a, ben 10. Dtat 1850, R TIA q IN, 1 tlSr,
iuf tu 20rt III 5tecneit. 1T let SlIhl baltimore
,um Berauit %ofsntlIdp ~austittsr Iaiitr.
vile itnt bret GruueH dc pber
parbttItu peld, In BafiiuieTt scttact uub fol-
etrbt, nattn NADER tGe6utt iinbi
sr. / btatunt oui bel Saoitt,s etr I ,~anllrIt aBt,
In timer q u,iernupa ron IS sub lp,itI6 rou Der Fcto.
g8tii-Sde e'us1 orr Rm, Sbigltp IL lue Dtauoal
D. Rcats ait Glutel D4ter t6IiilO AbGttag,ifu
guntta6,t unb ufiredt i'd cen Ia ptitltih al
BraniitnIiI. ID Nub htu, eer nc 20 IN tublittr Mtt-
tuna I'M ttdten 2Dtn'tl MI Srartitnitr. so RUS net
ts @ceitttup. auto ~biuISu't; rem ea ssbi a. taitdi
an beiasng 2latp 70 Sub lang uHo mHt pBrhtb slui
suasaassruntit surld 9s III ntnr 9Ihus. GtIros
,trie pen $I6 uHteTuert,H II, nit Gem Jptthadti.n
bathttntrHtH Doenbau's VT. $40 jrsnt.
Italir , bebaut.
Wr.2 iInat sui Der Rs1ti,lte Der pleaiartlr. IN
or GntferuNul uon 81 5u6 o 3ol SHu5 ecu Ter
Ro'tet-Gdt eer pltaiaut- u. eourlanoar. AZ; iiuft
Johann ehli6 an Y %taIJntlir. III etutr eiuge &C. q
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flo bieiauf retpli6 an tsiasitr Niles aut ether 81 cdt
ben SO dub; Iduit ini pttilth ~ tnb 9 3au une
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puuiit iurud. 90 battt ttre SsbTt5 @tunenttsirs
ron S12. so 6araui. SaSu 1tbblt has yre fbtiae
hetutrut Bebnbeus sr. 20. PEA
,Iltitr
MI rleitr. tn her Grtfinuua ROT $50 aus iieiid BON
ett subpsI- SIDE btr NlbeWatle. II. glopm tuftyas.
it.r en- gni4na; Iauft ron ca ils6tt,d 20 iub laij
an a,bema,ltlr. bin; harH 100 Jus IN laop,hIicbcr
Rid,iuns une bon ea 100 rus Hpfc5iifld lunt ~.
| fauas pun,te sutld Or Sa5ie5.S une5us b;irigi
anr s 30. Iarauf heSt tas 1--WE Hedge baGttt-
HetueB rbrhau vi. II,
Observation-Disclosures: g tadr. bar att in ) II. o
| Wouatsn unlfr Sinitn II. pn,siGatt. c,tt bic 9auIe
| Euu,utt baat. iauS ets cor9s5e'ut rtTe
Arttur N ~ a dt en-. m.or,t,,r
samuel S~npWocu ~
Gertcn &C ON D..
40 d 0 - 8 8 2o) Wu't.
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Sit. rs, Hcrp,8aYffr, Rr. rs.
Wm. Gdhurot'8
Central DEPOT fur Rtlber urb
Spiegel.
@tets an Sanc enIs grcee auSpaII bon
teiHca iitbpgrapbiidcn Gnhjtpetfeu,
eiu'ah irb III Sferbeu;
lllGtoarapiitItH Mtbnnts n.i.tD
SeititlHs u. HtfilerfS ptegsln,
feineu De.aDlbeten Hnbuisu
i,nb anen arttteia. bic 81 erem GiablrIsn1rnte erlie,
FlaHe 9ebSren.
Meine neue Sturittuns iur Hnfertiluns rbissr &c.
Sehftanee ifst mid in zen Staub. meineu g5nucru
Sant %telonbers 8orthe'le su 9~erbatrn, une crude i'd
i,riet bieier 4uitderina INT rtdt sobtreib,n 3njprld5,
(Eeil4bDD ap. y 6barbt /.
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Snreb .. y. 8ouet,
On; WaiIensS rridtS'S ertani pertbpuIs
Ter W0bnbauIcr NIT Qa0cn

AIIs ut ENUUHVHHICT MI VIutN
aui her Hcrtreit- gte peu Cd cher uut 9ombare.
Sitstt.
Oct Unttrtttucte. 5trpa,te bea RiGIaiieE BIS
etrip b'n;n gb'Iipp %Q9Geut-. >ptro dui Udluua bsS
M@It. Na''tn .9ctdis fir bic Staei Bat me {
W rnts8 " a mtttaR, lea II. Rai 1870
nm 4 lht. AT DIT unb Stsne hos be fclgns bel BRIT
belte i,bT nee ttctar, IN CD bier uno pomeattfr
lido ~
NT. 20. edrUsetnr., IA 10 Jub trait, glsb, badS II.
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Acfuht :
HfrrInunt.

Gtt gutter g3oNr'r an Grrrt6. ySustur glGsit. 3u
eEltosen VIZ. zoo 8teeltllr nah, Ia Me. lO6.el
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NcrInuof.

SGrbieracbulfe Derfau9t.
gin lAisr SarbieF8eeaIis !r, 1871, Scrusicu., Tabt
lNtalIr. lnIh
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IpUIVIFpVTuBt.
Ncrereit Gfe pou ShtGser- unb qCInbaI eitrak:,
Rr 45s, esmtarbitr IS tuf I SOU No pa- pcm.
ta'e uu6 81 nab all S6ieteIlir.. bMtp an en- 3
bus 6tutcS WdBbsH Brerjtn0 unb init 0rcRsal ettt
lpdlAelt h'ditehtmcn W c b n mtit ga-
. II urc tcppeIten SRts'attduoe ttbaat
VT. 400, touieGoir., ~ SUP 7 Sol brett icpit
We, az, eeulbatefr.. II Sus l Soll brett; 9etet tn
Sre' Sanes ocn rtlp. SO uuh 6S Juf bi an EN- 3
bnB bgeiitS @aedteu ynlhd ,sbenb HtCh @rurenld
bat Gin Gut asbauss Iwtihed,aes gpcbutdUs m,t gre-
ftHt Da6atlG Ne. Gas rbtee @rurtdNnitu uI ica
glineitnsht' cer'au't Weibtu ; eas grmty'nsntt
1tAtribuuareat mbt eui SrH pcuts gDaansg.
9tIfaut'bsbinauuetn Tau. eeltbtJ6cr geibrjft be
Sdltts baat AN De idufsia c, Jtr Ref mad & Mona
ten unier Beginning mt aeuef IT aItr 9autcn cher j:
mad etr Sduter 9punlt Ales eaay.
teuts VI apuer, 8srpaIirr be epu. y
tee esFlte,tenm Ybiitpp gDaDutr.
2. y NCper, Autt.,
Q04-l6) Rr. 81, Wulumprttr
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(lo4lb)
fs!t:A Gin erp8eS uue clcaautes
liil 3snucfiec8 4 3phubauS

AT Ger Sh-N aIttm rem. Ia Hutttpn
Sp mtlee Utrulal ZEN Z. Wli lSdd, Wadmtt tia "
IN 4 llbr an Nrt uHb Gtclc bl5 umRcOme he DIRE
ttnt iIhr bhN'ts SuiRcei0entbum SfNtud pcr.
anBtIr, nim!sh.
yLS O0ntt @ruu0H Il mtbt GebGn.
u 6tttttH, guca'n an esr Vsroidt ee- cGs
galttmc'e., nabe lpolfiraBt.
GAS Srnnoittld hat cine 5iprtt ncu II PuE AT b r
Cit-Nl't mprtitr uuo liufl 100 nun ,urOt uad, elt,r
10 ,tuB bGtttcn NHtr. Or @cbGul uttiM (gir. 8i4)
tefeben aus sinem buDiben 8sO6dtgtn y It ten.
W ~obHPaute mi bcrFeItsm b,nistP,Haute, aut
n'ooern,n Dtlhenerun9sa C'is 4aist Il sntbolitub
uue nthejplnGS tapjrt II. alyefui6th, gQts IN bthtr
Grenun9.
S~'ULttrt duimtttiom',t, rub aut tititu Bsr.auI
Geltnti, ba ftlitn Elm 10 bhbIdes II. sutltit1snes gt,
Nptb IN IN ben Mnr'i tommt, Btiib nth Icirrt atae-
ben. @ruusIins $5l.
Ssetngunstn pes Nsrtmitsi bic SaIlc baar, tl
6ttt III . II. U DicnIttn NIT autrr Gli0'datl Uetr
rae tSanIt BOO" Wt Il Der aSuitr RuaILsu mag
Gttel unbefreitbsr.
g g. q over Vat.
ftnk nv 10 q
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Na@r@f nitro bitruttt gtsetsu, ca6 nntrrsethneis
pom ggat'eneert6te Der Staht Baltimore @oIna&t iuf
gertpdltling bes RablaIies bes dubier cert. 3 rtebr.
RD inter- srbalteH bat. gae Dieieniaen, ipelGe
5o,roeruile. an ben Ratlah baben, perbsn hermit aut.
8etcreeft, feIbe nest ben u%Stttgsn. s.fssIi6 ~bealaubta.
TEN 8tle8en an, eter be- bent 10. Gttbr. 1866 ein,uret.
den uuc seltenb gu MAIDEN. cher su sepSrtiasu, bah lie
tbter GnfprlGe an bieien RadIak aeIetIi6 fRr Ssrluftia
Srti6rt perbeu neeen. aae, bic 3ablaueen an oi,i,i
N9pla5 gu MADDEN tabtn. wsrbeu hermit aufeeiorbert.
tolbe unoerSd9ItG an uuter,eitnste ,u l%eiitert,
(6e % 8 10il GhIharInr UTILITY Mhn
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&iCHcdetufn.

On SIet'tmt az gu ufrlieu MclGeGmhr raL,
pa ao'IHe, bet Dageubru@. UO5-D
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fra6t.

Itetr @rlncpad BAT t,ut Jieis ppu a Nus q 3eu
hne ltrtt ttnttn an tmt ~ 6uB hue tee Blst Tn,
"ut itetm iisbI Elm luia'h1uue ere,iiedQts a q.
n EIntrnk N h nMhk
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0cridrnf.


fin aut,s ceutiGes Wtioten i'm 0elp5bnlids Saus
NIttL lul Rrtei, lIaidtu II. 9H3c,r. Outer ecb,
iaa:ltbc't. gu mclbeu tn Der @rp. b. VI, (77-)
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

CrSCISsATI, March IA mother and six
children arrived at our wharf on Saturday on
the steamer Robert Moore, having embarked
at Parkersburg. Va. They re.shipped on the
Lady Pike for Fairmont, Clark county, Mo-,
where the lady has brother and other reln-
tives In the evening she retired with her
children in the staterooms, and slept undis-
turbed till four or FIVE o'clock this morning,
when she jumped up in fright and said to
one of her daughters that some one was going
to murder them; that she heard some one
sharpening knife for the purpose, &c. She
then ran hastily out Of her room and on to
the guards, where she was turned back by
the watchman, and running TO the other side
she jumped into the river and was drowned.
1t is supposed that, having some money with
her, she was suspicious, and alarmed without
cause. Her money was lost with her. The
City Infirmary has furnished money to send
the children to their destination.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
FRrDAr. MARcH 10. 1856.
9EN ATE
First Session.

SsfAo&hs
Mr.. Guthrie presented q claim for services
rendered by eve regiments Of Kentucky home
guards, called into the service on the occa-
sion Of General Morgan's retreat from Cum
berland Gap; which was referred TO the Mill
tary Committee.
Mr.. Stewart introduced series Of resolu-
tions declaring In favor Of universal suffrage
In return for universal amnesty which was
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Wilson introduced q joint resolution
appropriating $50, 900 for the publication Of
the medical and surgical history Of the re-
bellion; which was referred to the Commit
tee on Printing.
The deficiency bill under consideration
yesterday was taken up at ono o clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Price, Of Iowa, offered q resolution for
tho appointment Of q committee Of three
members Of the House to investigate the
cause of the difference Of opinion between
the Secretary of the Treasury and the Comp
troller Of the Currency, and to report upon
the same. The introduction Of the resolu'
ton was objected to.
Several bills and resolutions mostly of a
private character, were introduced and re-
ferred, amongst them the following:
A bill to establish an ocean mail servivt
between Charleston, South Carolina, and
Liverpool.
A bill to authorize the coinage Of FIVE
cent pieces, and for other purposes.
After the passage Of several private bills
the House resumed the consideration Of thu
loan bill
Mr.. Pike, of Mime, proceeded to address
the House on the bill.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, March l5.-The steamship Afri.
ca, from Liverpool on the 4th, has arrived.
The Liverpool cotton market was quiet but
steady; sales on the Sd, 10, 900 bales, Of which
5000 were to spectators and exporters.
Breadstuffs dull but steady. Provisions ac-
tive with an upward tendency.
Consols for money, 6Ias7i United States
5-2O's, 70ta70I.
Political news by tho Africa is unim-
portant.
Marshall o'Donnell declared in Cortes, 1t
is stated, that the state Of seige will be
maintained till tranquility Is completely re-
stored, and the professional party cease to
conspire.
The Turkish Government had determined
to demand at the conference Of the Great
Powers that the inhabitants Of the principal
tiles should select none but natives as their
rulers. Turkey has further resolved to sta
tion corps of observation on the Danube, and
concentrate troops at Belgravia.
On the first of March the Italian army was
reduced entirely to peace footing.
LONDON, March 4.-Five-twenties closed
steady discount, the demand being very &C.
tive, and the rate remains at seven per cent
notwithstanding the bank return shows a
continued increase in bullion.
Applications for the new Chilian loan ol
four hundred and fifty thousand pounds
sterling were nearly eight times the required
amount.
Mr.. soward's reply to the French dispatch
of February states that the United State,
will remain neutral towards Mexico, in view
of the promised evacuation by the French
troops.
Search for Stephens in Ireland has becom.
very keen, and it is believed that he is in
Dublin. The police are almost certain Of
his capture.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Gladston,
gave notice that, on the 18th of March, ht
would call attention to the Parliamentary
reform. 1t Is supposed that the Cabinet viii
be united upon this measure.
| Mr.. Gregory was to move an address to tn,
Queen, in favor of establishing the principl,
that private property at sea would bo frs,
from capture.
The Attorney General opposed the meas
ure, as impolitic and difficult of adoption.
The steamer Sirius for the Columbian
Government, had been seized, and the Span
ish iron-clads were also to bo seized by th,
Government.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

MEYERBEER's great opera of Lies Hugue'
nots" was produced in glorious style at GRo'
vER's theatre last night and we regret that
a want of space compels us to omit full
notice of its mertorious points in this issue
of our paper. Tonight, "DOn Giovanni
one of the immortal MozART's best operas
will be given, with Mesdames JoHAESsES
and RorTER, Mile DzIUBA, Hermann, HA-
BELMAN, and WEINLICH in the cast. To-
morrow night, the only opera bequeathed to
mankind by the great composer, BEETHOVEN,
"Fidelio," and, in addition, an act from the
"Magic Flute"
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

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Business and other correspondents will greatly
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Ing with the above suggestion.
We cannot undertake to rIturn rejected com.
aunieations.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16

The exhibition Of Bierstadts "Storm on
the Rocky Mountains, closed on Wednes-
day night, after n season of unprecedented
success. For several evenings previous to
the close, the large hall was literally crowded
with the very elite of our society. We ac-
cept this as a very gratifying evidence of an
increasing taste for art among our people.
The great success of the exhibition, however,
was undoubtedly due to the intrinsic merit
of the picture, of which there seemed to be
but one opinion. 1t has been removed to
Baltimore for exhibition. Our friends there
will find something to contemplate in those
storm clouds.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
THE CHICAGO REPUBLICAN &C.
A. DANA EDITOR) AND THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

The animosity recently manifested towards
where been SO sudden and SO marked for its
personal venom and untruthfulness as in
tho editorial columns Of the Chicago Rcpub-
Gedn, edited by CHARLES A. DANA, ex-edi.
tor of the New York Tribune, and Ex-As-
sistant Secretary of War.
The animWs Of Mr.. DASA's course is not
known to the public of the great Northwest,
who read his abusive articles, nor to the con
ductors Of the Republican press throughout
the country, who give circulation to them.
II Mr. DANA only insisted upon misrep-
resentation of the Presidents policy, or
would fairly concede to him the exercise of
the commonest right allowed to the humble
citiEen-to entertain an honest opinion upon
the varied new and difficult questions that
arise ont Of the present unfortunate condi-
tion Of public affairs in the country-no one
would have a right to complain. Mr.. DANA
does not do this in his Chicago Republican,
He uses that paper, which is the property of
worthy men who would not lie, to villify and
falsify the Presidents whole record, and to
reiterate declarations about the Presidents
friends" that have been repeatedly de-
nounced in the press as lies. We refer now
TO such statements as the following, in his
paper of the 10th instant:
In the speech of February % he mani
tested strong tendency to go over to the
Democrats, as his friend Montgomery Blair
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sidsr;no h;s ;ntim"cv With thp F,os.noo, vvn
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ton subtsrrsn,sn Dsmocracv "s
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nav. AeAu' nnnou"'eu upon 'ne hisn'
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.ae 0aso t''P"o'''""' We cup II from
'ne Ne" ioiA iH"epe'He|4' unuer the cap
s'on oi Inc rteS'dentS Ne" Friends
mere II n
ala, anno,ntm.H, % rreaeno Johnson, ns py sPe,
members of the American Iron and Steel As.
ISOLATION, including about seventy gentlemen
permanently engaged in these important
oranones .iai a OF manuiaetHrs' Ihoy were pune,
onIx about half an home bsSor. % n tSs,r ;D,r %ar'
view took place. But, while thew were
waiting in the ante-room, they saw
Mr.. Thomas b. Florence, the notorious
eaisos oi ne SoMIs1imtIoHM uI,,,I oMt0", a more
bic than THs ChienSo Time, 90 ssysra pvoo'
times in and out of the Presidents priyat,
ONCE, as II very intimate there. The truth
r. tnat Florence is regular companion o
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
Personal.

s. r. MEGONAGLE has been re elected
Mayor OF Cape Island.
DoRRAxcE 4 DoRAN's -four mill, at Bris-
tol, Pa, was burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
MAJOR W. W. ROGERS, formerly Of the
Veteran Reserve Corps, has been appointed A.
A. @. to Brevet Brigadier General Charles II.
Howard, Assistant Co mmiSsioner Of Freedmen q
Affairs for the District OF Columbia.
D. s. GooDIsG, ESQ, U. s. Marshall Of
this District, left the city last evening for his
home In Indiana to attend the funeral OF his
brother in law, John T. Sebastian. The Marshall
will probably be absent about a week.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-16
SPEAKER CoLFAx's LAST RE-
CEpTION.

The last evening reception for the season
at the residence Of the Speaker Of the House
of Representatives was attended by his hosts
of friends, whose enjoyment was only clouded
by the thought that in consequence Of the
urgency of legislative business this may bo
the last Of these delightful reunions.