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.rpoxrrp DAILY BIT cLunL 4 EYRE. STOCK DRoKrRs

SAN FRANCIsCO DlsPATCn.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
GOV. PARSONs POSITION.

Lying is cheap business generally to the
liar, but when he forces his lies upon other
people, and makes them pay nine cents per
word for them, it becomes dear business
The Boston Transcript had to pay nine
cents word for the following infamous tele.
graphic falsehood:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Goy. Parsons, Of
Alabama, who has just arrived, says there
are many leading men in his State, and also
in Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi
favorable TO the adoption of the Constitu.
tional Amendment and that If President
johnson would acquiesce it would be carried
Gov. Parsons has not been in the city for
several days; besides we know that he has
repeatedly written and spoken the very re-
verse Of the above statement
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
RECEPTION BY THE PRESIDENT
ON NEW YEARS DAY.

The following is the official announcement
Of the order Of the reception on New Years
Day at the Executive Mansion:
At IL o'clock, q. m, Tuesday, January l.,
1867, The PRESIDENT will receive the mem
bers of the Cabinet and Foreign Ministers,
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress, Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia and of the Court of
Claims. a..
At half past IL o'clock, q. m, the officers
of the Army and Navy and the Marine
Corps will be received. ..r
The reception Of the citizens will COM
mence at IL o'clock, m, (at which hour the
gates Of the enclosure will be opened,) and
will terminate at 2 O'Clock, p. m. Ladies
will be received.
Carriages will approach the Executive
Mansion by the east gate and leave by the
west gate.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
CAPTAIN JOHN HOFF.

This officer. who served through the Peninsula
campaign as an artillery officer, and who com
mandsd at the Soldiers Rest, In Alexandria,
from the time of its completion, left the city Fri.
day to join his regiment, Goth United States In.
fantry, at Richmond. Capt HorY (who ranked a.
Major in the volunteer ssrvice) did the country
good service in civil Office in California while It was
in its territorial condition and his able sdministrs-
ton Of affairs at the Soldiers Rest won for him an
snviabls reputation as an executive ofncsr in the
oommissary department An immense amount Of
public money and stores passed through his hands,
and he came out with O clean record. His military
associates and others at Richmond will hnd In him
true soldier and eminently agreeable and sssi-
mable gentlman. Ths Captain passed his exam.
ination by the board with honor
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
EnterDriSe.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 3O.-The enterprise of
the United States and European News Asso-
citation was most strikingly shown last eve
ming by the following facts The dispatches
per cable to this association, announcing the
arrival Of the yacht Henrietta at Cowes, was
received from its agent in London hours
ahead Of that received by the New York
Associated Press, if they received any at all.
The announcement of the arrival Of the win.
ming yacht was also furnished to the New
York Herald, and the various papers Of the
United States and European Association
throughout the country, one hour ahead Of
the reception in this city by any parties Of a
similar dispatch.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31

WHEN gentlemen visit they like TO have
the assurance that their private conversations
will not be detailed in the public prints."-
Foneys Chronicle.
That was the case with Mr.. WALrzx, the
editor of the London TimeS when he yielded
recently to the opportunities Of FoRsEY TO
become his guest. Think Of Mr.. WALrEE's
disgust when on the next morning public
print" known as FoHsErs Chronicle, "de-
tailed" the whole affair.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
"H0UsH OF hEPRnsENrArIvRs,
tlNAAIfINzfoN, OAa. rs, 1870. 4
From Toxaa.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28.-The forcible re-
lease Of Capt Craig from Jail at Seguin,
Texas, has caused considerable excitement
in that neighborhood, inasmuch as it is re-
garded as . triumph Of military over civil
law. Craig was imprisoned by order Of
Judge Ireland for alleged theft, in stealing
certain important papers from the Clerks
Office in the Seguin district, but threatened
that he would secure military aid for his re-
lease 1t is now reported that he has done
so, thus rendering the indictment found
against him by the grand jury, for tho pres.
ent at least, abortive and OF no effect.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
From Cincinnati.

,CINcISsArI, Dec. 30.-There were seventy
deaths in this city last week, including four
from cholera. -y..- ,-asL -.
The will of Griffin Taylor was admitted to
probate yesterday. The total value Of the
real estate and personal property Of his es-
tate is valued at 81 ,050,000.
The weather continues very cold, and the
river is full Of floating ice. Navigation is
suspended. Two Newport ferry boats and
thirteen coal barges were swept down the
river this afternoon by ice.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
Burning of . Freight Train and
r,r Cargo, .IH .r.. TO-.

OLEAs, N. Y, Dec. 30.-A train Of nine
cars heavily laden with petroleum oil, on the
Erie railroad, caught fire at Cuba Summit
Station, near this place, yesterday evening,
destroying the cars and the oil. The fire
probably originated from sparks from the
but it is believed bis injuries are not fatal.
The various passenger traing were delayed
some ten hours, as the track was impossible
on account Of the sleepers being burned by
the oil, which run over the earth in the vicin-
ity in great quantities, OBJ.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31

WHEN deceit, treachery, fraud, and false
hood characterize official or personal inter-
course men do not find it profitable 10 con-
tihue t"- Washington Chroniols. az.
Then Why does the Uaitsd States Senate
continue" Jous W. FoassY as Secretary Of
that body.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31

KENTUCKY F1NANcEs.-The financial con-
dition Of Kentucky, as II is reported by the
papers of that State, is certainly very en-
coursging. The debt is said to be between
$5,o0o,0oO and $6,Oo0,000. By The close Of
the current month tho State treasury will
hold between 44,o00,0oo and $5,000,O00.
The Quartermaster General has just been
notified that 100000 have been made sub
ject to bis draft by the proper national au-
thorities, and between d 900, 900 and q ,O00,-
900 additional is expected within few
weeks. The assets are therefore enough to
liquidate all Of the liabilities, and to enable
the State to begin the new year free from
debt. -..
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
From the Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 29.-The survey of
the Southern Pacific railroad has commenced
A large amount Of the stock has been taken,
and no difficulty is anticipated in disposing
Of the remainder The ground is to be broken
on the California end early next spring. The
grade between San Jose and the Colorado
river nowhere exceeds seventy.fve feet to
the mile. ..-
Gen. Mcdowell has issued special order
taking possession Of Goat Island for military
purposes, and requiring all persons on the
island to take. leases from the quartermaster'a
department IN
The most terrible storm ever experienced
at Nevada, California, occurred there on
Thursday night Large pine and oak trees
and three bridges carried away. The rain
is falling here steadily Today. The ther
mometer at nine o'clock this morning indi
Gated 62 IL.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
Resumption Of Travel.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Dec. 30.--The first
train from Albany since Thursday arrived In
this city at o'clock this morning, and the
Western railroad is now in good running
order, and trains will be resumed tomorrow.
BUFFALO, Dec. 30.-Trains on the New
York Central and Erie railroads are running
on time. The Lake Shore railroad is still
blocked up.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
Present to Thad. stevens.

BALrIMoRE, Dec. 29.-On Christmas day o
very handsome dressing gown, purchased at
o fair for the Soldiers Homo by number
of Union citizens, was forwarded to the Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens. Mr.. Stevens replied in
the following note: r.. ..... 80 -
.,.aFnstrs "Housn or REPRESENTATIVES, I u
II. h'sr'' 'fWABnNGroN, Dec. rs, 1896.
"LADIEs: have received 0 beautiful dress
ing gown, sent by the Ladies Of Tahe Mod,
Of the fair for the Soldiers Home Of Mary
land. am thankful to the ladies, and to
those gentlemen who participated in 1t, for q
present which value highly, both on account
Of ito intrinsic value and the motives which
prompted it. ..,' r'..r,
"With great respect, your obd't servant,
'sTHADpEus STEVENS"
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
A NECKLACE FOR FORNEY,

In the many articles that 1 have written
on public men and measures l have never
yet stained my page with the bitter personal
attack which regret is becoming frequent
in the columns Of some Of our leading jour
nals--Remarks Of John W. Forney, at the
This same FoRSEY, whose high-toned ut
terance quoted above would lead one to sup.
pose that he meant what he said, employed
the billingsgate washerwoman epithets
against the Chief Magistrate Of the nation,
which we quote below from an Occasional"
letter and editorial, both Of which appeared
in the Sunday Chronicle of yesterday. We
will string few of these precious gems and
make a necklace for FoRSEY to wear. Here
they are:
From the Letter.1
"The infamy of the President Of the Uni
ted States advising convicted and confessed
traitors" twas reserved for the
administration of Andrew Johnson"
These traitors are additionally invoked to
maintain their attitude Of hatred to the Gov
ernment by this same man."
,,, 1--WE 9iss have s still blaeker k proof Of what
Andrew johnson, consistent in nothing
"Hi: wicked encouragement of treason"
His heartIess prescription of loyalty"
,.sdI nmow rapidly his despotic steps have been
"Merciless tyranny of cruel, ungrateful
and revengeful man, thrown by an unspeak-
able calamity to the country and to mankind
into the Executive chair ofthe United States. !"
Hi: disgraeeful speech"
He "invokes the Supreme Court for new
rebel conspiracy"
From the EDITORIAL
Whether his term shonld be "ingloriously
cut off as penalty for his crimes"
THAT mansion which Andrew Johnson's
presence has made den of tnTamyr,
'The graeeless demagogue of the White
House"
THE people have taken his measure and
heard him repeat, like parrot, the full coin.
age Of his brain"
at depends upon opportunity alone as to
whether the people will ever know the worst
Of him."
"He employs himself with Congressman
to secure time for the completion of Presi.
dental conspiracies."
"In the President the dread of universal in.
fanny, the horror Of social degradation, or the
thought OF hereafter, will not inspire o love
Of truth"
The President "is too far sunk in the
depths Of depravity to expect to be counte-
nanced by honest men!"
Members Of Congress have regulations
TO care for, and association with Andrew
johnson would neither help them in the esti.
nation of their home constituencies nor en-
hance their influence at the Capitol" y
South Carolina State Senators and other
rebels may call upon him they have no
regulations to lose" Andrew
johnson is now linked with traitors" &C., &C.,
&c., &c.
The language quoted above is the vile
utterance Of the Secretary of the United
States Senate against the Chief Executive Of
the nation. He prints his epithets against
his superior in paper recognized by THAD
STEVENS, the "leader of the House, as an
official organ" Of Congress. As an indi-
vidual the author Of the abuse quoted above,
in the presence Of the members of the Phila-
delphia Press Club, declared that he never
stained his page with bitter personal attack
God help FoRSEY, for the Devil won't have
him.
GOV. PARSONS POSITION.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
Railroad Accident.

LONDON, Q. W, Dec. 29--An accident oc-
CURED at the Saranac Junction Of the Great
Western Railway, at Komaka, this morning,
caused by the emigrant train going west
running into the train on the Saranac branch.
Three cars were wrecked, and six persons in
jured, two Of them, it Is supposed, seriously.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 30-The Con-
gressional party, after visiting Richmond,
Petersburg and Norfolk, arrived here this
morning, en- route to Washington but owing
to the rough, stormy weather in Chesapeake
Bay they will be detained over night and
leave in the morning,
A. large number Of vessels, including two
steamers, have put in here for q harbor.
The weather Is very cold. .........
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
Another sale Of Fur..

by reference to our advertising columns II will
be seen that there Is to be another large sale Of
custom. made fun at WALL 4 Co.'S salss-roou,
commencing at ten o'clock this morning. Russian
sable genuine srmins, mink, 10, arc among the
varieties
The national Republican., 1866-12-31

not mesile 4 .ho Greek que.tis ,. the
present. sept / -alss fnkhe that
Led Lyons has bosa i1krusted By the Brit.
isl Govsnmest ID cd gion 0reecc against
say fassnsr NJ Of Aos'flitysspen ssisscres,
against Turkey.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31


SwEErsBURd, Dsel 28.4 44Nf. USvIini moved
for an arrest Of judgment In the case Of Nj
chael Crowley f6r sundfy reAsons which he
addressed TO. the court Ths oourt rsfnsed
the application, and sentenced OvVwley 70 be
hanged On the 18th Of February ~ ~ r
0eorso 0Nwfofd pleaded gailty OF rscefv-
ing stolen goods, and was sentenced to three
months impeiseaansnt A nots psos, vss
entered to the Indictment charging hin WITH
aiding Fenians. ThA term Of the court then
fhe police and miiitis wili remain tIll ,ur.
Tier orders. ---------. = -.
Buy,ALs, Dec, 2S.--Ths Feni.a fsvsr has
not yet subsided at Fort Erie. A partv Of
Canadian rifles ore expected 70 quarter Jssrs
for the present, . ,a,L,J '.
Toiosro, Dec. 2a-41t 4 stated that Presi.
dent Roberts forwarded thirtyAys evercosts
to the Fenians In Jail here Lynch fndie.
nantly rejected the 0Glbs, sIleeinR. = reason.
that Il accepted Il would b used - catch.
penny TO draw funds from the Fenian organi-
zation. - "a s.s... ., 10 ., 800, Y :.
HALnAI, Dec. 2s.-A, nsrHai southeast
gale On Thursdsy night prostratsd the tsle-
graph lines md washed the railway embank.
msnts away. Several vessels were injured at
The Hh.ryss There hare been no arrivals
HAtyAx, Dec, 29.-4-The Nswfoundland ~
egraph lines were pfostrAted for many miles
n extent by the terrible gale Of ofWednesday.
The Company ID working cnergetieslly 70
put them In order. y nIlrTsfs .','1'' ~ IN
QuKzBc, Dec. 29--Ths tide rose yesterday
about I'VE feet above ordinary hikh water
mark, flooding y number Of whsrves, and
doing sons dsmsge. Ths !westhef b cleaf.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31


The National Republican.
By the United Satss and European News Company
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
the HENRIETTA The VICTOR.
FLEETWING and VESIA CLOSE BEHIND.
TIME - FOURTEEN DAYS.
FOUR MEN LOST OVERHEARD.
The Yachtmen to be Feted.
BENNETT CHALLENGES TIE WORLD
Another VicteFy over The Turks.
fHB RRBNCH.MBXICAN SQUADRON SAILS.
MEDITATED INVASION OF TURKEY
Demand on Turkey for Indemnity
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN THE WEST
ACCIDENTS BY RAIL AND OTHERWISE
The New Orleans Committee
SAILING OF fHB FRENCH HX.nINISTRR.
TH1 MARKETS..
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
PERBON Az.

MAJ. GEN. B. F. BUTLER is in town, stop
ping at Willards He still insists upon tho idea Of
impeaehipg the President.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
Fire I'm Olnicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.-The Williams Hotel
building, corner Of Monroe and Wells streets,
was destroyed by fire last night
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
New York Items.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 30.-The agsxaline and
parafine manufactory Of W. r. Winchester,
corner of Richards and Delavan stroets,
South Brooklyn, and the adjoining oil 70
fneries Of james Hudson and James I.
Hustin, were burned last evening Loss,
$4,000; partially insured. Two men were
burned, Il is feared fatally. 20 isrsrag u ii
Meyer Genzier, q clothier, Of No. Sc West
street was arrested last night on suspicion on
setting fire to his store. 4 sIargy r,..fgrt
The Marquis De Montholon, late French
Minister at Washington, with his family,
sailed yesterday in the steamer St Lawrence
George Schlezel, a lithogfspher, has been
arrested on the charge OF having engraved
counterfeit or imitation labels Of the Long
worth Wine Manufacturing Company, of
Cincinnati, to be used for furthering the sales
Of spirituous American wines. He was held
to answer the charge. lev % Co..
Five or six civil suits are pending against
the alleged manufacturers Of Fictitious wines.
. A German journeyman shoemaker was
murdered in Thompson Street last evening
by negro. The affair is wrapped in mys-
terry.
New YoRK, Dec. 30-Charles Jones and
Thomas Cook were arrested to-day for the
murder of negro in Thompson street last
night. The murder was one of the most
cold-blooded on record. Both Jones and
Cook are notorious scoundrels. The former
was under arrest for murder two months
since, and the latter escaped from Sing Sing
prison two weeks ago. -
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
The Manufacturers Want Protec
ti0n Against the GOyernment.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-A meeting was
held this afternoon, at the Board Of Trade
Rooms, in pursuance Of call addressed to
the cotton and wooden manufacturers, to
take action to secure tho reduction Of tho
FIVE per cent. tax on manufactures. ID
The meeting was attended by quite large
number Of the prominent and influential
manufacturers. Maj. Gen. Robert Pstter-
son called the meeting to order. A commit
tee was appointed to prepare memorial to
Congress to procure the abrogltion Of the
Eve per cent. tax. The chairman named the
committee as follows: .e' s.. Up
Gen. Robert Patterson, Archibald Camp
bell, Dennis Kelley, Richard Garsed, James
Long, and George Bullock.
A motion was adopted to send Q commit
tee Of twelve to Washington to lay the mat
ter before the Ways and Means Committee
Of the House Of Representatives, and to press
it earnestly.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
A Terrible TRAGEDY I'm ATinnesota,

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 28.-We learn Of
terrible tragedy at New Ulm on Christmas
day, Two men, named Campbell and Lips
ton, and during an alteration in : saloon
one Of them stabbed resident of New Ulm,
named John Spinner, severing q main artery
and causing death. The Sheriff arrested
Lpscomb and Campbell, and while on their
wey to Jail, handcufed, they were set upon
by q mob, beaten with stones and sticks Of
cord-wood, and then rescued from the Sksrif
and hung; even while hanging the mob cut
and hacked their bodies In shocking man
ner. Their bodies were still hanging and
frozen stiff the next morning. Campbell
and Lipscomb served in company +, Second
Maine regiment, and were men OF good char
acter and respectfully connected.
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
Frou Louisville.

LovisyrLLE, Dec. 29-The police have sr-
rested VIM. Harvey and wife, for having o
large snsant o. eoods q vsrious kinds In
their possession; snung tie articles ne Dry
goods end postage stampS stolsn fhom Thos.
Hicks, postmaster in Oidham county, near
Westport, On the night Of the 18th. ~ 'Z' 80
Perkins the wife murderer, 10 tcouvales.
cent, md hAs been arrested and removed to
the hospital ,sria =. n hi. !. ,s.s a.. ~ b..
A superb ovation was given 10 Gen. joe
Johnston, at Holly Springs, Mississippi, On
IhTsdsy night. He returned to Selma yes-
The national Republican., 1866-12-31
From New Orleans.

IRON Now Ofleom0s
NEw oMxHs, Dec. 2s.-Sugar quiet; fair
p IL, cts. Molasses uastered. Flour dull
and lower; superfne, 1915; extra, 1l.50a
'l4.50. Oats easier, 75a77. Hay unchanged
Pork lower, ,S2l.s Bacon, lard, whisky, and
tobacco unchanged. Gold, 1872 "a Bank
sterling, 143 IL. New York exchange, IL
discount - 4 + . ~ 4 (
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-Maj. Gen. J. r.
Reynolds has been appointed to the CON-
mand Of the military district Of the Rio
Grande, and will proceed to the headquarters
at Brownsville in q few days. ss'1,'.. .1
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather
the programme Of outdoor amusements ar
ranged Tor the Excursionists was abandoned.
Tho entire party left tonight by rail. They
have been very cordially received, and their
intercourse with the people has been frank
and free. Mr.. Wade, Of Ohio, seemed the
most retired and reticent Of the party. Gen.
Howard made q favorable impression among
the leading men here, as to his sincere desire
TO act fairly and do right by all r'-' '.
p The riot Investigating committee is taking
evidence for the defence. I't.t.,..y.
The following passengers were saved from
the steamer Fashion, and arrived here, this
morning: Garrard and wife, Mr.. Sellers and
wife, DR.. J. A. Owens and son of ,Arkansas,
Geo. Il. Gsrb Of New York, Mr.. Schriber Of
New Orleans, andJ. d. Townsend. r'' ,a