The national Republican., 1867-07-26

IT is reported that two Fenian prisoners
now awaiting trial in Dublin, have become In
same.
W. q. WILEY, a veteran Of the war of
1912, died in Savannah, aeorgia, on Tuesday
last.
A MAN named Cummings has instituted
q libel suit against tho New York Herald, claim
ing $500, 900 damages.
A RUSSIAN PRINCE in Turin dressed
himself elegantly, put on his yellow kid gloves,
and committed suicide.
GEAR ALEXANDER entered Warsaw by
one gate, while by another six vehicles, filled
with prisoners sentenced to Siberia left the city
THERE is vase in the Paris Exposition
valued at $4,000, 900. 1t is made from single
turquoise. .....
RETURNS Of registration in forty-nine
counties in Alabama, show majority Of twenty.
Eve or thirty thousand for the oOlOred men.
ANOTHER partially successful attempt
has been made to dislodge the table rock at
Niagara Falls.
The LIBERAL PARTY Of Mexico appear
to be largely in favor Of Juarez for their next
President.
A NEW cotton factory, the first ever
built in the State, has just been completed at
Rockford, Ill.
The liabilities of Sir Morton Peto are
said to be nine million pounds sterling, and his
assets are three hundred thousand pounds
sterling. ...-.
A WOMAN was brought before the police
court in Cleveland, Ohio, few days since, for
drunkenness, who wore jewels estimated to be
worth $4,000. .
The STORY which has gone the rounds Of
sno psPs,s snss .ue wiuV- 49, c.------..
Jackson had been obliged to sell q hne horse
which belonged to her late husband Is not true.
A SAN Franciscan found several mug.
gots Of gold In the giErard Of chicken he was
dressing. It was probably Of the breed that lay
golden eggs.
Gov. PErRPoSr is still stumping it in
Virginia. He spoke at Danville on Tuesday
night. The Republicans are holding conventions
In different payts Of the State. ....l
THERE is steady though not rapid in
crease In the number of the sugar r-producing
farms Of Liberia. On the St. Paul's river there
arc now about hundred Of these, whore there
were but two or three ten years ago. ..
THE Toronto Leader processes to be
much alarmed by threats Of revolution. eve
are told" 1t says " that it Is impossible to pre-
dict long continuance Of the system Of confsd-
eration." -.r Il
GEN. O'HoRAN has been lynched by the
Liberals in Mexico. There have been also q
good many executions Of Imperialists. The car
nival Of blood continues and appears to increase
from day to day.
Mr.. OULD's LETTER to Hon. Charles A..
Eldridgo makes some disclosures respecting tho
offer Of the Confederate government with refer.
snce to the surrender Of our sick and wounded
prisoners, which are important, If true.
The Danish Government expresses its
willingness to give certain guarantees for the
protection Of the inhabitants Of North schlss.
baig. It calls upon the Prussian cabinet as to
the nature Of the guarantees required.
THE Republicans Of South Carolina held
State convention at Columbia, on Wednesday.
The convention was not large. Among the
speakers was W. J. Armstrong, IN agent for the
Republican committee, from Washington, D. O..
The crop of huckleberries in New Jsr-
ssy, It Is estimated, will amount, In dollars and
cents, to more than the combined crops Of straw
bsrrias. raspbsrriss. and biaehb erries. Daily
huokleberry trains are run over the railroads
leading to New York and Philadelphia
Miss BUCHANAN, once rallying her cousin,
an officer, on his courage, said; "Now, Mr. Har.
ris, do you really mean to tell me you can walk
up to a cannon's mouth without fear ?" "Yes,"
was the prompt reply, "Or a Buchanan's either" !"
And he did.
An expert burglar has appeared in
Rochester, who attacks safes on the sledge. ham
mer principle, knocking of hinges, knobs and in
some cases breaking entirely through the heavy
plates of which they are constructed. So far he
has dedod all the efforts made to capture him.
The steamer Granite State, while on her
usual trip from Hartford to New York, was
wreckedOn the rocks at the southern end Of Black
wells Island in the East river She was i'm.
mediately bsached. All the crew and passen.
gers landed in safety or transferred to other
vessels.
A Mr.. RTGGs, the editor of the Meriden
Recorder, Connecticut, was, on Wednesday morn
ing, assaulted in his Office by ex. Postmaster ROg.
ers and brother, each armed with cowhide and
revolver. Mr. Riggs succeeded in securing one
Of the assailants after the latter had struck him,
and the other was secured while in the act Of
aiming pistol at Mr. Riggs head. The asSail.
ants were both arrested.