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RADICAL MISREPRESENTATION


The radical correspondent Of the New
York Times makes another statement about
The PRESIDENTS message which is about as
true as that correspondents prediction that
Mr. JOHNSON would recommend to Congress
the adoption Of three amendments TO the
Constitution. The radical sensational item
izer says:
Following the advice Of leading Demo.
cratic friends, he saw fit to reiterate his old
doctrine Of restoration" &c.
We pronounce this statement as without
the slightest foundation in truth. Mr.. JOHN.
SON; unlike Mr.. RAYMOND, adheres to his
original line Of policy on restoration because
he believed it was right when he first an
nounced it, and believes so now, regardless
Of the advice Of leading Democrats" and
Congress acknowledged the principle when
it admitted Tennessee and allowed eI-rebel
Stokes to take seat in the midst Of the rad
ical members Of the House. The New York
Times, because its principal proprietor is at
sea without helm or compass, must not at
tempt to force consistent statesmen like The
President into the same badly-piloted boat.
Let Mr.. RAYMOND paddle his own canoe.
The national Republican., 1866-12-07
The Baltimore Council and Gov
Swami.

In the Baltimore City Council the follow.
ing resolution was presented on Wednesday
afternoon:
Resolved by the Mayor and City Council
Of baltimore, That committee be appointed
with view Of preparing an address to the
National Congress now assembled, setting
forth our grievances received at the hands Of
recreant State Governor by his very liberal
construction and Interpretation Of our State
laws; to make formal demand upon that
body for the protection Of the loyal people Of
Maryland by rigid enforcement Of the laws
Of the State as they now exist.
Afrer considerable discussion, the resolu,
ton was laid on the table for the present.
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GERMAN 0PERATIo CoSoERT.-Due atten.
ton should be given to the advertisement Of
two concerts to be given in Metzerott Hall
next Monday and Tuesday evenings by Gro
vER's German Opera Troupe Our citizens
have such pleasant recollections Of the splen-
did singing Of MARIE FREDERrcr, JOSEPH
HEBMASs, THEODORE HABELsAS, FRAss HIM
MER, and WILHELM FoRMEs that they will
be on the qri.vive for their appearance. To
the eminent artists named above, are added
Miss CLARA LANG and Mr.. WV. GRossEwITH,
pianist The tickets are selling rapidly at
Metzerott's music store. ..'.. -I
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, Dec. CA match to try the
relative endurance and rapidity Of the firing
Of the Ballard and Palmer's rides took place
at Point st. Charles yesterday. At the 3l6th
round Palmer's rifle gave out. Ballard's
continued to FIRE until the l,023d discharge
was made. The average was about ten shots
per minute =. .Arr ) q.,..
The Bank Of Montreal Is about to withdraw
its agency from Chicago. "..,.. n'
The imports here for November were
$l,7336l7, against $l,735,792 for the same
month last year. odd. Ia. r
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The Markets.

BUFFALO, Dec. 6.-Flour; sales at 81 for
No. l.. Spring Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn; sales 10000 bushels old No. Illinois
at 81. Oats quiet. Barley; Canada, 81. .O3.
Bagged Rye quiet. Pork new at 2la322
Lard l3 l-2 cts Whisky S2.38. Dressed
Hogs 7 l-2a8 cts. Canal freig Wheat
to Rochester cents. Receipts-Flour 7,l77;
Wheat 24890; Corn 4,l57; Oats l2l, ,0O0
Barley 1882; Peas 4,835.
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DR.. watson Arrested fer KiIling .
NegrO-A Relative ef Washing-

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. CDR. James, Wat
son, . citizen Of Rockbridge county, who was
recently tried there for killing q negro and
acquitted, was arrested at the Natural bridge
few days since by military guard detailed
for the purpose by order Of Gen. Schoield
and brought to this city this evening. His
arrest caused great excitement in Rock
bridge county. His friends will probably
apply for writ Of habeas corpus tomorrow.
The trial of Henry Bird Lewis, one Of the
nearest living relations Of Gen. Washington,
is progressing in King Georges county. He
is charged with the murder Of DR.. Rose dur
ing the late war. Eminent counsel are en-
gagged in the defence. l...urr.. D. .rr,.l
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Horrible Infanti eide.

WHEELING, Dec. GA desperate infanti-
eide was enacted at Packers Hotel last even
ing. A married woman named Nugent,
from Marietta, Ohio, murdered her little
girl, three years Of age, and afterwards at
tempted to commit suicide by taking opium.
The cause is supposed to be domestic
troubles '' 'a.. 800 a,H. D..
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Harassing the Indians.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-Advices from Fort
Sedgwick say that q detachment Of twenty
FIVE troops, under Lieut.. Ames, recently
had fight with Q band Of Sioux Indians,
numbering 100, killing 8, wounding II and
capturing considerable number Of cattle,
horses, mules and ponies. After the plunder
the troops marched 100 miles in 36 hours,
without food for either men or horses. 3
The Santa Fe Gazette says that Barbor
Otto, the last Navajo chief Of any, note, has
surrendered, which is Q virtual submission Of
all the Navajo Indians the few still remain
ing at large having no tribe or organization.
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The Condemned Fenians.

MoSrREAL, Dec. 6.-The Governor Genera,
Monck, is expected from Quebec on q special
train tonight or tomorrow morning. A
Cabinet council will be called on his arrival,
when the fate Of the convicted Fenians will
be decided. His Excellency leaves for Eng.
land on Saturday. It is rurnored that he will
not return to this country ....
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Latest From Europe, ~ Gable.

Latest From Europe, ~ Ceble. .
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. g. evening. = The
steamship saxonia, from New York, arrived
here this afternoon, and left this evening Tor
Hamburg after having landed her English
mails end passengers. .hs iSS .S % .-b.a
FLoslxc1 Dec. 5--evening.4N Is stated
that the Government has finally determined
not 70 send d'vegezzi Is envoy to Rome, and
that another diplomst Of high station will
take his place. .tshT Il
LONDON, Dec. 5-evsning.-Th Times to
day, in an article On President Johnson't
message, says that it agrees with the posi-
ton taken by the President on the Alabama
claims, and that the question on that subject
should be definitely settled. II argues that the
settlement Of the affair would conduce to the
more perfect harmony OF the two Govern
ments, and regrets the delay already in
Cured in the matter. lgE.E.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5-evening.-The cotton
market is steady. Sales to-day 10000 bales
Middling Uplands at lid The breadstuffi
market remains without change. The provi
sions market is dull and declining. Tallow
is inactive. Petroleum-the closing quota
tions are %. 6d.s6s. "a. Sc. ~.
LONDON, Dec. 5--evening.-Consols closed
to-day at s8 IL for money. The closing
quotations for American securities are as
follows: q. 8. 5-2O's, 10 IL; Illinois Central
shares, II IA; Erie Railroad shares, II IA.
... 81 .rr.H ILATER.
HAMBURG, Dec. 6.-The Hanoverian civil
and military officers have been released from
their oath Of allegiance to him by the ex
King at the suggestion Of the English Gov
ernment.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.--Msrket for cotton un
steady at unchanged rates; sales to-day 10,
900 bales. Middlng Uplands at l4d. Bread
stuffs market fat and nominal.
Noon. - Consols quoted at ss IA fol
money. Current quotations for American
securities: 5-2O's, 20 IL; Erie, Al "a; Illinoil
Central, IT IL. hh'a Nr roa
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The excitement about
Ireland is increasing, and the military ant
naval authorities are making every prepare
ton to meet emergencies. The Admiralty
have to-day ordered the dispatch Of thre'
iron-clads to ireland, and the military au
thorities have directed the departure Of twt
regiments Of regulars to the same quarter.
DUBLIN, Dec. 6.-The military here arr
actively engaged in efforts to discover ami
arrest all Fenians. -...s IT,. ....
PANS, Dec. 6.-Legal proceedings hav'
been commenced by the United States agains
the parties who furnished ships to the Con
fsderate army during the rebellion. The at
tempt to settle the case by arbitration ha
failed. .r a. l.s
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The United States Al
sistant Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.. Fox, !
most courteously received at all the Britisl
navy yards. He is thoroughly looking int
their operations. f.sr
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Fires In Missouri.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. CAN entire, block of
buildings in De Kalb, Buchanan county, Mis-
souri,, were burned on Tuesday nightLloss
about $50, 900 insured for about S37, 900.
Sr LOUIS, Dec. GA Are at the corner Of
Carr street and Broadway, destroyed several
stores and damaged two or three other
buildings. The loss ID estimated to be be-
tween fifteen and twenty thousand dollars !;
mostly insured. .r...-.
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Buffalo Markets.

8, BuYYALo, Dec. 6.-In the market report
furnished by the Associated Press from here
corn is quoted at lO5. This is incorrect, as
1t has been offered during the past two days
by the cargo at 100, without takers. The
cattle and live stock trade Of this city
amcupted to nearly $25, 900, 900 for the past
wear
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The weekly Republican

for the present week is now out, and can be
obtained at our counter. 1t contains THE
PREsIpEsr's message and the reports Of the
several Departments, congressional news,
editorials, &c. Price Ave cents per copy,
withoor without wrappers. It is just the
paper to send to friends in the States lbI.l.
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brewery Seized.

I .oUIsyrLLE, Dec. 6,--John Held's brewery
was seized here by the revenue officers on ac-
cou at Of unlawful distillation ofardent spirits
ther Elm.
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Precautions IN Toronto.

TORONTO, O. W., Dec. 6.-More than ordi
nary precautions are being observed by the
Jail authorities in consequence Of informa-
ton that has been received that an attempt
will be made, before the 18th Instant to res
cue the Fenian prisoners. Visitors are not
admitted under any pretext, and strong
guard Of the 18th regiment is constantly on
duty Ut. r ''.' . ' 20
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The state Press Associates sf New
t..,.rD s..t. t.r .- York. -l,

8 NEw YoRK, Dec. 6.-The New York State
Press Association, which has contract with
the New York city Associated Press. having
secured great concessions from the other,
have determined to continue their contract
until its expiration. A large number Of the
members OF the State association, however,
regarding Mr.. Craig's facilities for obtaining
news the best, are disposed to break their
connection with the New York association.
The national Republican., 1866-12-07
Loss of the sseasaship s.wanee.

WILNNoroN, N. G., Dec. 6.-Thes steam
ship Suwsnee, Capt Ootbarine, from New
York for Brszos Santiago, foundered st sea 45
miles southwest Of Frying Pan Shoals on
the night Of the Sd inst. Three boats, con.
tanning all on board, left the ship. One boat
arrived here with the captain and his wife and
two children. DR.. Hadden, Of Jersey City,
assistant engineer, A. P. Smith, steward, j.
N. Wine. o Mexican passenger, and Seamen
Thomas Brook and w. Smith, and fonr fire.
men, in the other boats containing the first
and second mates and thirteen others, have
not been heard from. ... ~. p o. ~
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Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. GA FIRE at the Union
stt ,ck wards, last night destroyed four build
ing opposite the HouGh House. Loss
Sit 1000. Insured.
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

Senators and Representatives can have the DAIIr
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered regularly and
promptly At their residence in svsyp~s, BY order.
ing 1t through the Secretary Of the Senate, the
Clerk Of the House Of Represent ativss, or st the
ofaos Of the RsrusLIcAs, No. I'll Ninth street.
near Psnnsylvanis avenue. '.r
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i-y PRoy. SAMUEL q. BRowS, q professor at
Dartmouth College, and author Of the valuable me.
moir Of Rufus Choats, has boon unanimously elected
president Of Hamilton College.
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Censure OF Gen. Whittlesey.

Maj Gen. 0. HowARD yesterday issued an
order censuring Brig. Gen. CHAs. WHrrrLE-
sEY, late Assistant Commissioner Of the
Freedmen's Bureau for the State Of North
Carolina, in accordance with the sentence of
the military commission before whom he was
recently tried, at Raleigh, North Carolina,
for malpractice in Office. ..
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PERSONAL,

Col. MERRIrr, q. 8. A., is. at the Ebbitt
House. -..
GEN. Gro. B. WRIoHr, U. f5. A.; George p.
Putnam, Esq, Of New York. wn. N. Evsrts, Esq,
Of New York, are at willards'.
Gov. SxrTHE, Of New Hampshire, is at the
National.
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AppOin ted.

SA FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-Brevet MAJ. Gen.
Fry has been appointed Adjutant General
Of III, Military Department Of the Pacific.
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Gen. Sedywiek Renewed nrsa Gem
mAnd on the Rio Grande. DO

NEw ORLzANs, Dec. 6.-Gen. Sedgwick
has been removed from command ON the Rio
Grande. The order for his removal is said
to have been forwarded to Gen. Sheridan
from Washington by Gen. Grant He will
probably report at Washington. ~
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British Anger, via Canada.

MosrRrAi, Dec, e.-The Gasette Of this
morning says that a Nj: Stewards letter ..t5 Nth
the anger Of England, and the Presidents
message will not allay the feeling. 'hI
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GeOrxia Lerislature.

MrLLEDaxvILLx, Ga, Dec. 5.-The Senate
passed the House bill extending the stay lsw.
Tho first third Of all debts are payable in
january 1868. The State has granted aid
to the Air Line railroad - - .rI.sr,glI
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NAPOLEON was called butcher. Was he
. "hsh butohsri" He scaled the Alps.
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Frssa New Yerka..

NEW YoRK, Dec. CA grand Msscnic
fair, In aidof the fund, for the proposed No
sonic hall and asylum in this city, was finally
opened tonight ~ . -eiG .ia 4
Hon. Schuyler 4Coliax viii give an account
Of bis overland Journey TO the Pacific at. the
Cooper Institute on Saturday evening. ~
-15 A car on the Hudson City railrosd, while
descending Bergen hill last evening, TIE
brakes becoming detached, WAS precipitated
down the decline ut almost lightaing speed.
Two passengers attempted to jump from the
car, one Of whom was thrown against the
rocks and so terribly injured that his life d
despaired Of The other was dragged the
whole distsnce down the hill, his clothing
getting fast in the end OF the car, and also
sustained serious injuries .slll q .-'r,7,a
New YoRK, Dec. GA plan has been pro.
posed for the establishment Of Q Naval School
In this city, under the Board Of Education.
A meeting Of the Senate, Fenian Brother.
hood, will be held to-day. Business Of i'm.
portance will be laid before the body by
President Roberts. "a suL
/, During the past ten days there has been
unusual activity at the Brooklyn navy-yafd
Orders have been received to get eight YES
sels, the gunboats Penobscot, Peoria, Gettys.
burg, Uhadilla, Huron, Quinnebaug, and
Purveyor, and tie sloop- p-ofwar Iroquois, In
readiness for sea with oil dispatch. The
Gettysburg was formally put into commits
sion yesterday, With orders TO report 70 Ad.
neral Palmer, 6e the West India pquAdron.
Judge Michael Connolly Il preparing 70
contest the election Of Richard B. Connolly
to the Comptrollership Of this city, on the
ground that his tickets were refused improp.
erly at some OF the polling places. l-T w
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IT proposed to establish cavalry school
81 Toronto under regular oniosu.
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.. 9. senator ssr ss.sh os.saa.a.

AUovsrA, Ga, Dec. 6.-J. B.. Campbell
was elected yesterday from South Osrolina
70 the United States ssnats by the joint. vote
Of both Houses. -.
b A soldier was shot here to-day. he At
tackled Q one-legged man, who fatally
wounded him. The commandAnt Of The post
ssys the citisen was justiRsd In shooting.
Cotton active at > decline Of one cent
strict middling 81 1-2c. W --'7s gisrg'ystt
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An Opinion fayoRable - Genoeal
20 Hid'a Isbsgh iDaeleR. yiasos f,7,.-s, -g5

BosroN, Dec. 6.-Attorney 9enerel Hal
has given an opinion that Il ID the duty Of
the Governor 10 give certiAcste 10 General
Butler Is member Of Congress elect from the
fifth congressional district. He says that by
the record Benjamin F. Butler, Of Glouces-
ter, has plurality Of the votes, and the Gov.
ernor has no right to 60 behind that record
and make inquiries as TO his residence. The
question was raised by Mr.. Northends Of
Salem, who ran as the opposition candidate.
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Tho New York Cha,nbsr sf Cs1ll
AsFee anA tie Ceetoa Tax ~
svo tho New A1lon61c CabAo, oso. -,

.srnsrse snA the Csetsa Tax aAA
'Ts the New Aslane1c Cable, ese. t,,,s
NEW YoRK, Dec. 6-E66rts ere snahing
here to obtain contributions for the Vstppsrt
OF q free hospital at Atlanta, Gs. 20 tFbasi
At the regular meeting Of the Chamber Of
read praying Congress TO sbolish the export
duty on cotton. A resolution WIS adopted
petftioning Government 70 employ squsd-
ron Of naval vessels to make the necessssy
lea soundings for anew cable 70 eonnsot "
United Stsxes with Ffsnce and SoutAsfn Eu-
rope. II was thought that such . line might
be laid from Cape God 70 Montsuk Point
at cost Of e6, ,600, 900. ', ~. ''sal'lii' ssr
The COMMITTEES ON the destruction OF ~.
ords, Of the United Statss, Court for Tie
Southern District Of Aississippi, during the
rebellion, reported . memorial to ,Con6ess,
recommending the passage ef astatute mah-
ing paroles or other proof Of lest documents
legal. '''s 'h' ~ N1'inFFfii Hhotai0sS50 =
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r"''..:!:; :s::-;; ~; .

PHfLADEf$BI4 NV. H.-ThU U nmon
Council this aftlfnosh ps6sed thv hn1 Al tax
bill, fixing the fate d tt1atioh q ~ dol
lars. The sans chanbsr commit1s1 to it,
standing committee On FIRE the nre bill pro-
posing the appointment Of fire commission
era to govern the volunteer department.
This Is considered the death Of the MEASURE.
The police bill, increasing the pay Of 1slpo-
licemen to $3.50 per day, was perfected.
Col CRAWFORD, Of Haddington, was robbed
Of $4,000 on the Philadelphia and Trenton
railroad, near Holmesburg, lest evening, by
o passenger. The money wss recovered. . =
Captain Julius, OF tho ship Tonawanda,
FROM Liverpool, arrived to-day at this port,
He reports that on November 18 he fell I'D
with the brig Jaeques Csptain Fontaine, Of
Granville, from o. Pierre Nj =. When two
days out : storm hove her On her beam ends,
disabling her. . af. ~! "a rtiiS ) ~ *
The Tonawsnda took all on board 66 the
wreck with. their effects. None Of the cargo
saved. The captain set the vessel on fire
before he left, and she was soon In : blaze.
The Tonawanda brought away, all told, 81
persons, besides her crew. She had two
cabin and over so other passenger The
latter were in q miserable condition. One
man wss killed. On board the TonawAnda
we have four broken collar bones, ono hip
bone, one jaw bone and one arm. ,. 2. 49, ~
d.. D. W. Harry, Of the TonsvandA, ct.
tended them al. On the 9Th, jean Thef
fame, Of st. Veran Eote Dc Nord, died from
the effects ofinjuries received st the time Of
the accident. On the. LIT ipst., Thomns Car
rigan, seaman, Of St. John, N. B., fell over
board and was drowned. .s'i'i'a is
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llnI.gIIgss
Frsua Tennessee.


NASHVILLE, Deen6 LA itssSl6ll6n to sd.
iourn December II and assemble January
IL vas adopted IN bon bftnekes of the L.
glsturs to-day. .,....,. sysl ~ 'sssgs,IssS so
AZ . public meeting Of portion 81 ths
colsrsd lHborsrs Of this city. strike for isftY
cests per hour was agreed on, and 200 ffeo4
men struck for. that price at the lsvee ~
d. sCass, State ssnstor from Albion
county, reports hefebels IN Oblon and Henry,
counties are infuRiatsd st ths idea that theif
former chAttels may be enffanchised, While
they are excluded from the polls, and Are
driving of the freedmen under threats OF
violence. On Monday night, at Union City,
Q number Of shots were fred at, or to alarm
theicolored people. Recently, in the same
vicinity. iFssd woman was bfutally siolsted
BY six rufaansoi snL Etasa s,.I,, ,S NJ. So ~
Great suffering and dsstitation exists st
Chattanooga. 4 negroes wa found "a
shanty who, for clothing, had on nothing bat
the cape Of soldiers blue evercost, and Was
naked from the waist up, and withous shsss
or stockings. An old bedfiddeA ftssanan
was discovered lying naked under sa. old
blanket, helpless. IN another plass w.s .
sick negro man, unable to help himself and
eaten up by vermin- ,.t,,,.-'. =,
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in paroxysu Of esief. called on us iu he
editorial rooms. q enquire about his boy
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