Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-31

GREEDY against [Lincoln'sl reelection
so he told mo himself.-GWocski, Dee. Q,
1861.
IxAY be mistaken, but the honest, patri-
otto radicals will be embellishments,
Jan. 7, 1854.
FRANK wELL's carriage factory, No. 30
Bank street, Cincinnati, was partially de-
stroyed by Ere yesterday. The loss Is 81, 600.
oxE thousand and twenty immigrants
landed at New York yesterday from tho Liv.
erpool steamship Helvetia.
The bone boiling nuisance Of Brooklyn is
to be removed at once, by the sanitary com
mission.
The Pennsylvania Senate, on Friday, re-
ceived the resignation Of Mr.. Hester Clymer,
Senator from the Sixth district.
WARS the height Of folly Boston Post.
"'Tis folly to be wise.''-(Henry A.
Take this measure.
IT Is proposed to have n complete New
England cotton factory, worked by Lowell
operatives, at the Paris Exposition.
Ex-CoxeREssMAs HILL, of Georgia, is an
applicant for the Savannah collectorship, to
succeed Woodbridge, who Is going to resign.
THEODORE YATES was yesterday sentenced,
in Brooklyn, to twenty years. imprisonment
for killing police officer.
The Postmaster General is said to have
made the passenger railways of Philadelphia
post roads, and so obviated the Sunday OBJ
jections of the Legislature.
A RAILROAD Is being constructed across
the State Of Iowa which win establish direct
rail communication between st. Louis and
st. Paul.
THE English detectives imagine that the
mysterious posters in New York, consisting
of a green ball on white ground, symbol,
ICES an immediate invasion Of Canada.
IN the case Of the New York whisky dis
tilleries eight assessments for fraudulent re-
turns have been made, amounting in the az
gregate to $675,457.
SOME smugglers at Boston the other day
were SO unlucky as to offer to the revenue
inspector, for sale, n choice lot Of struggled
Havana cigars.
The failure of Culver, Penn 4 Co., Of New
York, caused the suspension Of thirteen
banks in the Pennsylvania and Ohio oil re,
gions.
WE are much obliged to Mr. Sumner for
sending us copies of Senator Nye's speech
we got twelve cents pound for them.-BoS
ton Post.
The ex-rebel Gen. W. W. Wood, leader o.
the Brazilian emigration scheme, has re-
nouncsd Brazil, and become again either
Of Mississippi.
liz New York yesterday witness in th,
Meteor case testified that there were five
boxes of Parrott shot on board, and that the
captain stated that some PARROT guns hat
been sent to the Pierrepont stores. The case
was adjourned till Monday.
A PARIS letter has the text of the Secre
Convention between Napoleon and Maximil
ian at the City of Mexico, on the 10th o
September last, fixing the pay and position
of French agents in Mexico, the number o
whom is large, for Ave years from above date
The Boston Post respectfully calls the at
tention of those who imbide rather freely t.
the following lines:
| He sits alone, on a cold grey stone,
While the sun In the west IL sinking;
Why looks he sadr Cause his head aches bad
From little too much s-m.f-t-f-n-0.
CAPT. NOLAN and sixteen New York sol
diers recently went to arrest murderer, q
Clinton, Texas, when they were fred on b!
the ruffian and his friends. One soldier wa
killed, and two, including Captain Nolan
seriously wounded. Two Of the assailant
were killed and several wounded.
WHAT are Chase's claims for the Presi
dency? He wished to let the Cotton State
60; he showed no statesmanlike foresigh
when in April, 1861, he made the first LOAF
Of ten millions, being offered fifty millions BY
the more long headed bankers.-GurOioSki
Nov. 8, 1868.
In the Natchitoches and upper Red rive
district the spring is forward. More Ian,
has been plowed and planted this spring thai
ever before. The freedmen are working well
Alexandria is being rebuilt. In northern
Louisiana the crops will be equal to those o
any former year.
THE March statement of the public debt
which will be published next week, will not
as reported, show any reduction in the prin
cipal, as compared with the February exhibit
as no new issues or conversions have beei
made since then. The statement, however
will show considerable increase Of the bal
ance on hand in the Treasury.
The St. Louis Republican is informed tina
the order detailing Gen. Sheridan Us mem
Der of the Special Army Board to meet in ST
Louis reached him in New Orleans just as h
was preparing to go on more important ser
vice to the Rio Grande frontier. The troop
there are said to be in a disorderly condi
ton, and fears were entertained in oonse
quence that new complications might arts,
between our Government and the French O.
Mexicans on the other side of the river. IL,
deemed 1t necessary, therefore, to go thithe
and regulate affairs in that department so n
to maintain order. Tho Secretary Of War
therefore, did not repeat the order for Gen
sheridan's presence in St. Louis, and the
board will doubtless proceed to bushes
without him,