Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-04
susDRrns TO suspRrns.


TIE Japanese Ambassadors rcmnin in
London.
TIE Emperor Of the French receives every
day re'nms Of every leading article in the
ioreisn paPa"' .....,
j. Q. PARKER, at the Post Once news
stand, has all the magazines and other Pc
riOdical literature of The day. ....-......
TuE peonls NJ oh.nh.r,h,,rr d. al an.
State to help them rebuild their houses, de-
stroyed BY rebels. -......
TIE cab-drivers Of Paris have petitioned
the Emperor to cause an increase of their
wages. He has promised To do what be can
for them James, make memorandum!
Ex-ALDERNAN FARLEY, of New York, has
been arrested, charged with snatching
checks, amounting to $1s, 900, from the
hands of a city contractor. ...... ......
- ,,,,,
ern Union telegraph Office was located, at
Lockport, N. Y, was DESTROYED BY Ere on
Tuesday night. 7E
TIE Tyibrn, Almanac for 1914 ia ou, and
closely packed, AZ usual with a vast amoun,
of information a., III x.,,,,.,. $500,
Of current history, and observers Of events,
need to have constantly at hand. ....
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in tint STATE ,ast wsst IT, ,ho,.sad No.,
were ,laugbtsrsd-nr;o. az 40 "a n.r he
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.I,o $500 "'' "'''
LIE hing and Queen OF Portugal have ar
riVed In London after pleasant visit to
france ana Italy. The King is twenty live
. :. a.. - 20 60 ys'. ,y
CO. ' ~ N'''
ihk secretary OF the Allegheny Insurance
company In Pittsburg, has been using the
FUNDS oil tho company in oil speculations.
These having proved unsuccessful, and his
detection impending, he has left for parts
unknown.
liz Yonkers, N, Y. vesterdav mnrnin0. n
large four-story building on GETTY Square.
containing the post Office. National Guard
armory, and tho Statesman nevspaper Office.
no. was entirely destroyed BY fire. Loss
soV' OVo-insured for SIC, 800.
The Algerian question is the cause of wide
discussions in the French Cabinet. The
mass Of the native population is much dis
satisfied in consequence of the delays and
postponements which have taken place in
the execution of the reforms which tho EN-
peror's visit led the natives to anticipate.
Some uneasiness is felt in high quarters as to
the effect this may have on the African
colony.
The 9oyernor Of W;sco,,.;, In hi. imam
pural. saws that tho Amsr;o.n n.on,. .sl
that the highest judicial tr,hnn.i ,h.II civ.
expression To the yeraiot ~ An. ,.on,.. tb.,
anx at,snn, to ,,uh, =, -. -.
by force Of arms Is treason. VI He also says
that not till Davis is convicted and hung for
treason, and the fact fully demonstrated that
treason is crime which cannot be commit
ted with IMMUNITY, will. the American people
be satisfied. He concludes by stating that the
people have full conf dence in the wisdom
and Judgment Of the P resident and Congress.
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