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SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT
ACTION OF THE HOUSE OF
REsENTATIVEs.

By reference, elsewhere, to our report Of
che proceedings of the House of Representa-.
Gives yesterday, it will be observed that the
bill originally introduced by Mr.. KELLEY, Of
Pennsylvania, finally passed, by vote OF
ilo to 81. II this measure passes the Senate
and receives the approval and signature Of
the President, hereafter no person can be dis.
qualified from voting at any election held in
this District, on account Of color
While this action Of the House is not in &C.
oordanes with the views heretofore expressed
by tho REPUBLICAN on tho subject Of suf-
hsge, embracing as it does ignorant suffrage
instead Of intelligent suffrage to all men as
applied in Massachusetts,, nevertheless, IN.
like some Of our morning contemporaries, We
arc not compelled to swallow our own words
uttered with sycophantie fear and trembling,
nor threaten the members Of the House with
the declaration that their act of yesterday
will prove burden too gyievous to Be borne
sP0s tie nseks Of tie alnlOH unanuntOu,ly
Tslaeting Dhits people Of M,s District, Re-
fuBLIcASs INCLUDED" but welcome the
action Of the House as tho voice of the people
proclaimed through the unanimous vote of
the great Union party represented in that
body--the party that overthrow tho rebel.
lion, crushed treason, and elected ABRAHAM
LINCOLN and ANDREW JOHNSON. We accept
the decision Of the greatest deliberate body
10 the world as just and wise.
When We sec men who have steadily ad-
vscated qualified suffrage, as announced
from time TO time in these columns; others
who have opposed suffrage for the colored
man altogether; other, who are elected from
districts where the colored voters exercise
the right OF qualified suffrage, on The basis Of
intsiligsHes, hold the balance of power
voting In . sslid phalanx for equal and
UNQUALIFIED SUFFRAGE, We yield our pref.
srencss, opinions, and prejudiess, If we have
any, and bow thankfully to the decisive
verdict.
Nov. lot uS have no lodging in the Senate.
On the contrary, letthe subject be disposed
Of promptly, and removed from the political
arena forever. 1t Is necessarily a disturbing
element. Other great questions Of vast i'm.
pOrtAnee are pressing. Remove this most
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Mn. JoHN LdvNosroS's new Register Of
Lawyers Is marvel. The book has now
grown to more than 600 pages. 1t is CON-
pioto law register for 1866, with the names
and residences Of oil practicing lawyers in the
country the names Of judges the names of
counties and shire towns judicial and county
Offices; commissioners Of deeds and netaries;
the time Of holding courts, DO. Every law
yer should have II.
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suNDRIEs TO sUNDRIEs.

Tina laWveriG mottO...BA brief,
m, doo,o,,. r0n,,o n. noti,nt,
Tar no,,.r,s malta Ravare
Ia, ,vn.,.,,or,. ro,,o-Rs oomposed.
r.. go 80, matte IA tnsadsd
-,
1T " reported that az Toast nVo thousand
persons In TINS Distrio' "oro ooh'ei''u w
quaiihed sunrage last evening
We should like to publish the Norfolk
Posts paragraph about JEFF. Davis, but it's
triae long, being four columns.
Omar eommotiob In the Dead Beat Con.
gre,s to.dav -motion I'd adjourn s,nc die:
sine ,eAi.ky pending.
Tho Memphis Apalanehs slides into the
opinion that.the Federal authority Is not so
offsnsiye as was anticipated.
q. & BuooK, ons of tho earliest news.
paper publishers west OF the AIIeghany
mountains, died in Quincy, ILL.,, on the llth
instant
On. Ruyus sIx4os beino must,red ont
becoms, CAPTAIN and Breyst Lieutenant
Co,onel of artilIerv In tho regular nrmy ue
is ordered to report to Gen. Howard for in.
spection duty.
Mn. II. RIyKs POLLARD has been hold to
bail BY tho Mayor of Richmond to answer
To any accusation tho grand inquest may
bring against him, especially in the matter
Of an assault on Mr.. Brooks Of tho New York
Times.
IT is suggested that most Of the men who
won't vote with niger will lose nothing
Of the rights Of citizenship by absenting
themselves from the polls hereafter. By
voting early and often" they have had their
share Of influence already.
T.v sDr;,.s.,d R,,,,by,,,, s,v, Al. Ro.
hon Covr;,r anding it,.lf " fairiv diving of
bad name, T." has concluded to change IL to
tho "COn.msyeial.n George Lunt was what
allied tho Courier. and has finally siokened
II unto death.
The admissible speech Of Hon. George g..
Boutwell,. upon tho suffrage question, deliv-
cred with such marked effect in the House
yesterday, was reported verbatim by teie-
graph to the Boston Journal, and printed In
that paper this morning.
The farmers Of New Hampshire and Yer
mont are anxiously waiting for fall Of snow.
There arc MANY Jobs which they require snow
to carry on. and not The least Important Is
tho hauling of wood, which, on account of
tho abssnee of snow, has advanced very 70.
Gently 81 a cord.
HENRY WYKoPP, sweet-scented sprig Of
tansey, an underground agent of James Cor.
don Bennett, has suddenly returned from his
European operate tour, and turns up in this
ilk to-day, dressed within an inch of his life,
''You ave nothing like 1t in your country,
you know you 'ave'nt the MATERIAL and II
you 'ad you couldn't do 1t, you know"
EVERY man in this District belonging to
that efficient wing of tho oopperhoad party
its yoto-oarly and often section-has dc.
clared, we understand, that "ho won't vote
with q niger" This will DO serious lost
to the conservative" party. Though small
in numbers, the opposition casts heavy vote,
o,.,,, ..hon,, ,,.s ,;van M m. s..,or
uon.. Is.t svenin0, II was .,tondsd nv
h.or,,,,,I I.dis. and gallant uentlsman and
80. ,,nob oniovod NV N. ontiro comnonv
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suNpRrrs TO suSpprrs.

fnr new comet IA no front shakes. IN I.
Trr Rob.rtstv p. az rsn,sbs ill have A
convention Al Bufis,o nstt week. 81 7
II III
-, 800 ~ -, ,-S-
" WV --''' nun - ''''' ''''
SENATOR SHERMAN wns reelected ycster-
DAY IN the ohio Legislstnrs-'4 to d.
EpwKnB D. KsrcHuu Is getting along we'll
in the cordwainers' line. OIL yUlJyI.
PRor. MApxs basnn income from his farm
Of s2o. 900 Nor wear.
a.. .lii s'L
80, os'0A"'A nni'"S ''VOA' Ae'''' anu
-.a---.L,L.,-.LIs
mpersp0e 00n''"''0h :" :" '''
''V" y 'sOOn'''''' W. - JOY. q
JOHN U. DAVIS, for many years member OF
Congress Tor tho Terro Haute District Of In
diana, died yesterday morning. 'r...
The North Carolina Legislature met yes.
tcrday. The Senate had quorum; but the
House had not. .......
T, AMMAN, ,b., IN. .uo,,, ~ N. Read.
ford dafsIc.t,on in Nav yort civ viii bo
about s45 ooo
r. A.
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S.-w.,s "a ,,... 80 A.. "s 90. - VI
p,.,. ~, a.. oooLu., -. a.. ..,s ,..~.
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Al. a.. e ,". ,'' 49,, ~ 49,. y os.y "se 0..a "
TS IT. 'I ms, " 'ne NesvaS ~ am n,
200 - ~ IN y $500: o D, ~
$50, ~ "' W ""oi~eu INV
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COMPANY "a WV NVs'.A'u'o VI 'no on Do-
= ou W 800 " 'oi wv ''eA' n .aAen
eonI . ", M, "nen ,no o'u Sow'
,ss, ''' W ''' " n"''o" " n'''e' !"
n iAA'Nh IN D'nss, wnere 'ne SOIL yieids
WV 'lVpS Yum Anu " - 'aia 'na' tue re-
t.en tina, m, ,rn, ar ,,I,iv.,,or .u.u, =,
most irnno,,;bI.. In, tbsr. q. oro RI.
nsas.n,ry ara a.t;n, Law.
,,.c. A.
hcCoRhlck, inventor OF the reaping ma
chine that bears his name, has given 81 600
-, ~. ..,.L,;.hu.., 40 e,..,,. ~
ior the establishment OF professorship Of
practical mechanics In Washington Collepe
n,n.;a.a T. u.c.tSL
PreSoeo oVor oy hooert L. Lee mcOormick
is q native of Virginia.
,ro
Az uhhhob VIC give our SHINING pinues,
may DO said by John Bull. Three gentle
-, r. ~ AZ,
mon hotu 9onh her'ey the Hon. Mr..
Strut, and Mr.. Coore, were lately captured
H. h.,uua.; 4. I;u.l,. nI
" oiBa"us III nN"a, "roeos' anu COM
PEELED to pay each q ransom Of Eve thousand
doIIau
d.
MASTER CoKER's CosCERr.-Master Rich.
ard Cotsr,s tb;,d or.,, .oo..-. ,-h,.k ii,
s"e oo"oo''' "h'on VIII
DO given at Scaton Hall this evening, should
mot be forootten In advanc.. n v;n NO, h.
~ wan NV W
forgotten soon by those who are fortunats
enopVb tn obtain tiokets W. .;n,sr.i, t,,st
auo'
that the young gentleman may be induced to
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FROM AsPINwALL.
Peru Quiet = Diplomatic Relations
with Colombia.

Peru auiet - Dfpiomhttc kseioh1
with Colombia.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Henry
Chaunsey, from Aspinwall, has arrived.
Tho Isthmusis quiet. The President elect
Of Colombia Is expected daily from Europe
in tho new war steamer Columbia.
Copper has not yet advanced at Valpa-
raise.
All quiet in Peru.
Tho United States Minister at Bogota mo-
titled the Government, on instructions from
Washington, that the United States cannot
consider the law in regard to the condition
and rights Of foreigners in the Republic Of
Colombia rs binding In any case where 1t
contravenes existing treaties or intcrna-
tional law. Citizens Of each country are en-
titled TO prompt reparation for all injuries to
their rights, and the United States Govern
ment will insist on Justice to its citizens when
their rights are violated.
The Henry Chauncey brought about
$500, 900 In specie. .r..A-
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sroRTsHEN look forward with pleasureable
anticipation to the races now on the taps
between the celebrated sons Of Lexington
Asteroid, Kentucky and Norfolk. These
horses have respectively made the best time
on record. They were oil bred by r. A.
Alexander, Of Kentucky, the present owner
of Asteroid. Norfolk Is owned In California,
and Kentucky in New York. Tho races
contemplated will be either on the Woodlawn
track, at Louisville, or the Cincinnati or
Saratoga tracks, and possibly ono upon each.
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The wsekly Republican

Is published this day 1t was the first paper
to announce to the country tho great result
at which Congress arrived yesterday. 1t
contains all the news Of the day, editorials on
live subjects, and pretty much everything
you would want to write to your friends
about, II it was not 30 much easier TO buy
the paper in q wrapper ready for mailing,
at this office.
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and to punish by fine and imprisonment the
exaction Of q larger sum, under any oircuui-
stances, Referred to tho Military Com
mittee. - ------s--=a aa"-'-'' -
Mr.. Sumner presented the petition Of citi.
rehs Of tho Disfridt Of Columbia asking for
tho abolition Of all laws making distinction
on account Of color. Referred TO the Com
mltteo on the District 3" siHsu.B -iif''b
Mr.. Doolittle presented the credentials Of
William Marvin, Senator elect from the State
q Flotdsi which Nsrs ordered ole upon
At one O'Clock tho bill to enlarge the pow
ers Of the Freedmen's bureau was taken up.
Mr. Hendricks took the floor in opposition
to the measure. ru. or. ...a. .-- ~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Moorhead introduced a resolution,
which was agreed to, instructing tho Com.
mittee on Commerce TO inquire into the OK
pediency Of so amending the act Of July IA,
1852, as 10 exempt from enrolment and the
payment Of tonnage tax all aat-boats and
barges in the western waters carrying tho
products Of owners 10 market, and not used
for hirs or as common carriers.
Mr.. drinnell introduced bill TO regulate
the compensation Of postmastersi which was
referred 70 tho COMMITTEES on tho Post Once.
II provides that the Postmaster General
shall readjust salaries once quarter whom
there Is discrepancy Of ten per cent. bo-
tween the basis Of commissions and salaries
allowed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hooper resolution was
adopted calling on the Secretary Of the Treas
ury for information as TO the distribution Of
national currency among the States and Ter
ritorios.
Mr. Rice. Of Maine. roportcd q bill from
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LOCAL ~ Il w q.

A MAGISTRATE RoBBED.-Yesterdsy af-
ternoon onieer weeden arrested Robert Holmes,
on charge Of stealing over forty dollars from
Justice Y. A. Boswell. II appears that Bob was
office, and during the absence Of the Justice he
stole the money from drawer In the Ufice. The
officer also arrested Nancy Holmes, tho mother Of
Bob, on . charge Of receiving the money, know
ing II TO have been stolen. They were taken be-
fore Justice Handy, at the Tenth precinct station
house, whore she gave her age as "a years, and
Bob's age IL years. Tho Justice sent them to
jail for court. The money was not recovered.
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rUHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE


l. subscriber has obtained from tho Orphans
Court Of Washington County, In the District Of
Columbia, letters Of administration on the per-
sonal estate OF Robert Newman, late Of Washing
ton City, D. G., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day OF January next; they may otherwise by
law DO excluded from all benefit OF the said es-
tate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
1856. q. W. SAMPSON,
ial6.WSWH Administrator.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters Of administration on the per-
souAl estate Of William A. Grace, late Of Wash
ington city, D. c., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 10th
pay Of December next; they may otherwise by
law DO excluded from all benefit Of tho said ess
tate.
Given under my band this 18th day q Deeom-
Der, 1868, BRIDGET GRACE,
del9-WSWH Administratrix.
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no3-mwf2m


Valuable Remedy for that Disease also, Con-
sum ption Destroyer, and An Entire euro for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. can be found at
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman's, near Metropolitan Hotelj Ford's, cor
ner Of Eleventh and PennsylyAnia avenue; En-
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylyania
avenue Elliott g, corner Of and Twelfth streetSi
HarbAugh's, corner Of Seventh and u. jal2-u
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SNOW ME WHO has BERN ENGAGED IN
! HEsR CONSTRUCTOR, WHO HAS FIRsD
GSk 70 AK w oTa rosr PINE hnS cs
TON HOUSES, AND ARsEnALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND ! WILL SHOW rob ATRAITOR.
WERR Pendent OF THR UNITED
SON DID IN 1904, WITH AARON BURR. I
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
sOoPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, BIZ THE
BTERkAL GOD WOULD BXBCUTE
THEM - ASDRxw JeHssos, IN IA United
gfafss 8snafo--Mareh ID. 1851.
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CHARL.sroN, Jan. 1s.-Tho steamship
Raleigh, from Wilmington for Apalachicola,
put In for repairs.
The ship Amelia sailed to-day for Liver
pool.
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JAIL FOR CouRr.-Jane Wall, O colored
servant, was arrested yesterday for stealing
sheets and Undertaking from Mrs. Barbara
Wall, ON Sixth street, near the wharf. She was
taken before Justice Boswell, and sent to Jail
for court
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LoAPISG IN THE MARKBr.-For some time
past parties have complained to the police off :
GERS that crowds Of men loaf around the market
houses. The officers have frequently notified
persons found about the market that It was con .
trary to law. This morning nineteen eolored
men were found In the Northern market, and the
officers took them before Justice Thompson, who
fined them o. each. 1..'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19

Conviction Of Gonzales, the Murderer
| of Ortero.
New YoRK, Jan. 19.-GonIsles was con.
yicted yesterday Of murder in tho first degree
| for killing Otere
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BURGLARr.-0n Wednesday night the
house OF Mr.. Benjami Klofer, on Fifth street,
between ! and X, was entered by burglars, and
lot Of clothing valued at 900 carried of.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS. - The regular
weekly meeting Of the Board Of the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners was held yesterday AFTER
noon at their rooms on Tenth street; the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Bowen, In the chair.
Patrolman w. W. Hudson, Of the First ward
was dismissed for conduct unbecoming an oficer.
The charges against officers W. 8. Higgins,
precinct, and Geo. Luskey, OF the Eighth pre-
cinct, werS dismissed. W. G. Alder, Eighth pre-
cinet, charged with neglect Of duty, was nned Us.
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| The ALEXANDRIA RIoTERs.-The court
was not In session yesterday, on account Of the
absence Of the Judge Advocate. They met again
| this morning at eleven clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19

WHr should volunteers especially dislike
the letter IT Because 1t turns rides into
tribes,
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CONCEALED Richard Wilson
was arrested last night by ofioer Berkeley, Of tho
Fourth ward, for carrying concealed weapons.
Justice Walter fined him SO.
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NEW YoRk, Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet. Flour
dull and s to 10 cents lower; Southern dull
and unchanged. Corn dull. Beef steady.
Pork heavy. Lard heavy. Whisky dull.
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= ~ United states Sanitary Commts-
sIoH,--CENrRAL OPpioB, wAsHINGToS, d. G., Mo-
yember !, Is65.>--All persons who msy hold uu-
settled claims Of any kind against the Sanitary
Commission are requested 70 present the same
for adjustment TO the General Secretary, at the
Central once Of the Commission, without delay.
7--TT T-0T JOHN g. BLATCHRORD,
uo3-mvf2m General Secretary.
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RHEun, CAsoERs, RHguaATIss, CossuhPTios, and
msry Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by It's use, as thousands can testify. Circulars
sent nee Prizes sl per bottle. or Tor %.
Dr. X. ANDBBs 4 CO., PhysioianA and Chem
lists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
gists generally. oet2s-Smd&w
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-"0---- UI5ThIOT UF OUIUIbIhl
Corner Of Sixth street and Popnsylyania avenue.
There will DO general meeting Of the Board
Of Trade on FRIDAY, January 10, 1896,
President, Vice President, and twelve Director,
70 serve for the next year, will take place. full
attendance Is expected. r. b. MoHON,
ial6.lt .. ... Secretary.
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patton Proclamation yindieated. The Emanri-
patton Proclamation OF the President Of the Uni.
ted States, issued January l, 1858, and Letter Of
the President Of the United States TO the Union
Convention holden at Springfield, Illinois, bep-
tember 8, 1883 In Pamphlet Form, with Covers,
ofhcially Revised and Corrected. For sale Tho
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Once. Price-Ten cents
per copy; IL copies, o.; Is copies, o. Mailed,
iree OF postage, to any part Of the United States
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

3 sSr Nav Yorlknrs.--A Meeting Of tho
Rxoelsior Union. Club, for the transaction Of i'm
portaut business, will be held At the Union
league Rooms, Ninth streot, on FRIDAY EVE
MING, 10th instant, at 7 o'clock. fall attend-
ance 10 requested sfr.- b. sa A. y. PRATT,
!, fjalS-N - - sfcretaIy.
ss- Natures Sovereign Romsdials-
EcLBCri o CoMPOuSps FROM PLAkrs,-Wm. X.
Prince, Flushing, New York, for sixty years
proprietor Of the Linndan Nurseries, having Dis
covered positive cures for all Serofulous and
Chronic Diseases, including Catarrh, bronchitis,
spermatorrhma, and other virulent afiectionH,will
mail his treatise on all diseases for nfteen eonts.
Explanstcfy siisabr, one stamp. lAgF
sS- A Card IL take this opportunity
to return my sincere thanks TO Mr.. and Mrs, d.
. Brarick, No. 64s Penn. avenue; W. B. Chase,
Mass. Capt. W. II. sheibley, Pa. r. p. Me-
Phorson, Md. (. John W. simmons, Ohio; J. W.
Davis, 8. y. Pease, and Thos. Miller, N. Y. -
+. sheiblsy, Pa. John Shaw. Nd. Edward
Chamberiain, aud 8. o. Chamberlain, Va. Capt.
John Andrews, Ind. Col. B. r. Townsend,
Texas; Capt. 3. Pease, Mass. DR., J. W. Writ,
aud Capt i, r, Moore, Ohio; II. II. 8. slaytop,
N. H.; 1t. 4. s. whitback, N. Y; 1t. O. Q. de
Rudio, U. 8. A., and many lad'es present, who
so very generously rendered tho beautiful aud
highly Complimentary reception given INC on
the evening % the 18th Instant In honor Of tho
recent decision oftbe General Land Once In tho
redemption lease Of Andrew J. Anderson, 1t
being tho hrst Of the series Of 1855 cases common
iy known as the soscol casos, California, which I
eminent the past three years, as the agent OF tho
settlers upon the soseol Ranch, Cal.
ID l.. II. WHITNEY,
ials .# .... Agent for Settlers.
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'Tr Is TINE THB AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BIZ TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
rRHAS0n rs A CRIME-N0T IN REVENGE
NOT IN ANGBR-BUT THAT TREASON rs A
CRfMK AND SHOULD BIZ ESTEEMED AS
sUCH AND PUNISHED As sUCH"-ASpRrv
JoHnsos. Prsstdeat Of the Uafted Stass-April
~, 1881. 4 ......... .....4 ..
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Fsher.-(Ed-
ward 9; Darlington, esq District Attorney
This morning the Jury in the case Of Thomas
Story, indicted for forgery, rendered verdict OF
Lewis hsmersly, indicted for stealing 4 coat
and pants from Valentine Bohell verdict guilty,
and sentenced to Albany for Is months. Davis
for defence.
Also, Indicted for stealing a coat from Lewis
WeiAsn verdict not guilty.
Adolf dToth, indicted for larceny Of horss ;
judgment arrested, and defendant ordered to DO
discharged,
Charles Williams, John Brooks, Harry Wise,
Taylor Little, and Archy Niekens, indicted for
stealing clothing from U. s. Markley; case on
trial. Day for defence,
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The Courts.
SUPREME couRr OF THE UNITED STATES

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED bTArEs.-
80 FRIDAY, Jan. 10.
On motion Of Hon. N. Blair, James Rogers,
ESQ.,, OF New York, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this court.
On motion Of Hon. o. II. Browning, Lawrence
Proudfoot, Esq. Of Illinois, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor Of this court.
On motion Of Mr.. David Dudley Field, John
D. Billings, Raq. Of New York, was admitted
an attorney aud counsellor Of this court
On motion Of Hon. W. N. Stewart, Hon. d. r.
Ashley, Of Nevada, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor OF this court.
No Ss4. Joshua Darrell, appellant, against the
propeller Mohawk. Tho motion to dismiss
this cause was argued by Mr.. Browning, in sup
port thereof
No. 100. Tho United States, appellant, against
the schooner Reform. The argument in this
cause was continued by Mr.. Ashton for the ap-
pellanta, by MI. Dobbin and Mr., Thayer for the
appellee, and concluded by Mr.. Attorney General
Speed for the appellant.
No. lOs The city Of Cincinnati, appellants
against 4, D. Morgan and others. The argument
Of this cause was commenced BY Mr.. stanbery
for the appellant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19
FORD's THEATRE.

Letter from the Secretary OF War.
The Secretary Of War has addressed the
letter to the Chairman Of the Com
mittees on Appropriations: