The national Republican., 1866-11-22
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Hoxxa FsAEkLIH, Ed, Assessor Of Inter-
nj Rsvsass Of Nsw xsrk sty, is IN towa. N
JupoE Barns, Of Chicago, Illinois, isst
willards.
Hon. GEORGE H. PKSDLEros is visiting
Boston He has son in Harvard College.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL arrived In town last
evening and is a The Mstropoftan Hotel.
GEN. A. II, BuxscoxB, and family, arrived
at the Mstropolltan last evening.
MISS OLIVE LOGAN is to. appear in French
comedy ID The Yfsseh theatre Nsw York, ns1t
Saturday evening ''' n,
ADnsAL RAPHAEL SExxks has succeeded In
sinking ths newspaper erafs be lassly commanded
the Mobile Gssats-which is discontinued. n p,
HoRAcE GRKxLKy has the inside track, in
the New York Lsgisisturs, % the successor Of IRA
HAa.Is for the United States Senate. a i.- I
Gov. CURrIN's chances are said TO be de-
eidsdiy the best for United ststss Senator in the
Psnnylvsnia Legislature.
Me-. BsNJAxn JENKINS, the Oldest male
resident Of Hadsos. N. T., died on Sunday, sssd
81 years. f .-...f ~ "a ~. ~, ri.
The FLoRxScEs have made great hit in
their new Irish drama = ths Howard Athsnsus,
Boston. .rrEg'. .. #agF .ty
Col. JOSHUA M. vARrAx has been elected
General Of the ID brigade National Guard, N. z.
State militia. f d. '.7A 'U''.. p rr'
McCLmrocK Y. BARRY is an agent Of the
Globe Exprsss Company for washington. His
name was inaceuratsly given in notice Of that
l'oonpsny In our issue Of yesterday. ..,... E'.,
Hon. ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioner Of Ag-
rieulturs although sonswhst better yesterday, 10
still quite III and unable TO attend to his oeisl
| duties. Ht y Hf" -HIN huu ..a
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, Senator from Ken
tsety. whose life has been dsspairsd Of recently 10
recovering, and viii be sbs TO take bis seat In the
Senate st the opening Of Congress.
SIR R. MAYNs, Chief Of the London Po-
lice has issued an osdsr 70 the supsrintsndsnt Of
The Astropslitaa police requiring them to send in
the names Of eonstsblss willing 70 proceed TO Japan
to form mounted escort 10 her MAjssty's Minister
at the British Legation, for the province Of Jsddo
MADAME RIsroRI will appear in Washing-
ton Dss. g. The Richmond Engninsy states that
an effort Is now making TO secure performances BY
Madame Ristori in Richmond. for isw nights, and
In fact that su,eisnt number Of tickets have been
already sold to secure her appearance there. ..-
QUEEN ENxA arrived at Honolulu on the
steamer Vanderbilt Oct. %. amer passage Of nine
days from San Francisco She was greeted with .
| royal salute, to which the Vanderbilt and the
Prusian war ship vanstta responded. Thousands
Of people assembled to greet her on landing.
ADMRAL DAHLaRxH has had some diff.
Guilty in securing ssorstary. Mr.. II. Z. Daniels,
legal adviser Of the Navy Department, TO whom the
sppointnsnt was A1t tsldsrsd, has suddenly died.
Mr.. Charles cowisy, Or Lowell, Massachusetts,,
formerly Fleet Judge Advocate Of the South At
lantie Squadron has declined, prsfsrrins the prae
tes Of the law. tI.
QUEEN vIcroRIA's late huntsman was
buried recently at sunninghill, England. Lord
Colvills, the noble Master Of the Buekhounds
Major asnsral Hood, Major General Seymour, and
Csloasl r. Il. vyss nst the. body at the church
The favorts huntsr Of the deceased Wa shot pssvi
ous 70 the funeral and the ears Of the animal were
psesd upon his CONN whom in the grave and buried
with him. A large number Of the nsighborins gen
try were present at the funeral. '.I .ra
Gov. Woops has addressed special mes
sage to the Oregon Legislature, recommending
legislation to provide for the construction Of rail
road through the wsllamst valley, and by way o.
Oakland, Rossburs, Jacksonville and Yreks, I,
and connecting with the Central Pacific railroad In
Caiifornis-thus putting the capital Of Oregon in
direct communication with San Francisco.
company is ready TO build the road IL the Legisla
turs will help them.
FREDERICK WEED, nephew of Thurlov
Weed, committed suicide in Salt Lake city, on th'
10th Of November. He left . letter, which statet
= reason for his rash act that he was tired ant
discouraged He had been in service in the ID Cal
I ifornis volunteer cavalry lieutenant, and hat
commanded . company with ability. Tho Sal
Lake Vidstts says: "since his retirement from ser
vice his course has been Of that mild and gentle
manly dsportmsnt that won him many friends"