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The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Maryland Affairs.

BAIrnoRE, Jan. b.---The thaw still contin'
-pes, with signs Of rain. ....r...
The early action Of the Legislature looking
TO the repeal Of the obnoxious features Of the
Sunday law, according to the estimation ol
many, gives much satisfaction to those who
are anxious to have the Sunday cars. II Is
expected that the Legislature viii soon grant
the privilege to the City Passenger Railroad
Company. trsar4si.- ..
The movement in the Legislature to set
aside the present city government by order
ing new election, and the purpose SO un-
mistakably evident Of removing oil disabili
ties from the now disfranchised portion Of the
people Of the State, by the passage OF an act
Of general amnesty and the enactment Of a
less stringent registry law, gives great pleas.
ure to the opponents Of the present city gov.
ernment. It is not doubted in political cir.
cles that new constitutional convention will
be speedily called, and the present constitu.
ton very materially altered. rs. rs r
Thomas Gehogan, on o second examine
ton before Commissioner Brooks, charged
with violating the revenue law in keeping an
unlicensed still, was today honorably dis
charged
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
The Arkansas Delegation,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Arkansas dele
CATION to-day called on the Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens and Hon. Mr.. Rice, OF Maine. Mr..
Stevens received them politely, but not with
much cordialfty OF manner. During the in
teryew he asked many questions Of his
visitors calculated to develope their senti-
ments and feelings, and those Of the people
OF their State and section. He asked II they
had seen his enabling act and supplied them
with copy, advising them to consider it, as
1t would be the policy adopted by Congress
toward the late Confederate States; at least,
he said, 1T is the policy which shall sup
port" At the close Of the interview Mr..
stevens invited the gentlemen To call upon
him again tomorrow. The delegation de-
rived little comfort or encouragement from
this interview, and II Is doubtful whether
their engagements will permit them TO oall
on Mr., Stevens again before their departure.
Mr.. Rice also received them very kindly and
politely, and conversed very freely with them
in regard to the political situation, but did
not say much to encourage them. .ta
The dinner at Mr.. Stewards this evening
is said to have been O brilliant affair. Be-
sides the delegation and their host, Secretary
Browning, Of the Interior Department, and
Colonel Seward were at the table. The din
ner was excellent, and the conversation cor
dial, but general. During the evening the
members Of the Cabinet and General Grant
visited the delegation In Mr.. Stewards par
lors. The conversation was mostly on no.
litical subjects, but Of q nome comiuittal char
acter. General Grant expressed hope for
aspeedy restoration Of political and social
relations. -.
The members Of the delegation expressed
themselves as much encouraged, and saw
they lind affairs more hopeful than they ex.
pected when they left home. Nearly all the
delegation leave for Arkansas to,morrow
evening" as previously announced.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

Disastrous Connaxratfsn st woke
kama, Jspan-Loss, s3,IBo 900.
g SAS Fr.NctEco, Jap. kr-The Ibsrk Arcli.
baId, from Yokohsrna, japan. srriyed last
night. Files ofthe japan Herald and Times
Of December Id, have been rnoeived.t ~.
both papers give accounts Of sreat tire
which occurred at Yokohama on the 26tf, oI
November, by which two-thirds OF the native
town and quarters, and the bert and most
t%gSfss.sa, $sPs s.,SSSsS Sss foreign settlement
4. The Times remarks that II would be folly
10 speak Of the disaster as oyerwhelming, he.
cause the trade Of the town is too elastic and
the merchants are too energetic TO justify
any such expression. Il = , ! I 7 4
The French Consul lost his Office and all
his private property. The English Consul
also suffered. The bonded warehouse, filled
with goods under the. superintendence Of Mr.
Gewle, was destroyed. Loss, $l60, 1000 The
new house built for the American Consulate
was also destroyed. The whole range Of the
old Consulate buildings, French, American
Prussian and English; tie post Office, with
nearly oil the valuable private residences
Jardin, Matthews a Co.'s, and others, were
destroyed by the conaagration. Among the
sufferers are Augustine, Heard q 90, d. M
Van Reed, Jardin, Matthews & Co., and Col
Fisher. .sa' 10 a'r''
The fre-proof buildings Of Texler 4 Co.,
and French hospital, are among the build
ings mentioned as saved. The FIRE put an
end TO oil business for time. ~ f..asi.
Some articles had advanced in conse.
quenee Of the large quantities Of them which
were DESTROYED, such rs shirtings, warns, cam.
brics, etc. The latteris held at 20 TO "a
Twenty-Five hundred picalso. tea were de
stroyed. ..l.+ ". .,.''l,' ''l. "'a o
The agents Of the Fire Insurance compa,
mics held meeting, when it was ascertained
that the aggregate losses amounted TO s2,,
100000. Tho Herald estimates the total
loss Of the natives and foreigners ct between
three millions and four millions Of dollars.
Gen. yanyalkenburg had gone TO Nagasa.
ki, and would shortly return in the Wyoming
The Hartford had gone TO visit the Chinese
ports, and would not return under one year
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
THE TALK OF IMPEACHMESr

It Is about as absurd Tor the present Con
gress to talk Of the impeachment Of the Pres
ident as 10 was for the friends OF the Presi-
dent to menace Congress with tho threat that
its existence as o constitutionnlly organized
body would be ignored by him Cincinnati
Commercial. ..r
VIII the Commercial be kind enough to
give to the puolic the names Of the real
friends Of The PREsrDEsT" who have, at any
time. menaced Congress with such q
"threat?' Persons may exist who made
such threats, as eopperheads and rebels upon
time threatened the life Of the nation, but
they were neither "friends Of The PREsI
DENT" nor did they possess authority to speak
for him. Let us have the truth.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
italian Onern.

That very gorgeous opera Of MEYERBEER's.
the "Star Of the North, was produced with
great effect at the National Theatre, on Sat
urday evening. The rich treat It afforded
was fully enjoyed by fashionable and crit
ical audience. This evening another rich
treat will be afforded in the performance Of
VERDr's masterpiece, "Ernani." Senora
CARMEN PocH makes her second appearance
on the occasion and the cast embraces the
names Of some Of our most distinguished
lyric artists This will be the only perform
ance Of " Ernani."
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
New York Items.

New YoRK, Jan. 6.-Twelve steamships
sailed yesterday from this port for European
and coastwise ports; the City Of Washing
ton, Alexandria, and Louisiana for Europe
the George Cromwell, Mississippi, and Mar,
ian for New Orleans; Tillie for Galveston /;
San Salvador for Savannah; Saragossa for
Charleston Albemarle for Richmond Fran
coma for Portland; and Fahkie for Cuba.
The General Sedgwick, for Galveston, is de-
tanned until Wednesday.
A bogus check swindler. whose name has
not yet been made known, was arrested yes
terday for victimizing Friere Brothers, Z. 8.
Jaifrey & Co, Lathrop, Ludington & Co., and
others. The amounts In each case are not
very large. -.-.frl.. O..
A carman named Samuel j. Starr has
been arrested for the robbery OF his en-
ployers, Sims & Brother, during the last six
months, Of $1,000 worth Of revolyers and
rifles, many of which were sold for portion
Of their value. The greater part Of the plum.
der has been recovered.
The building, No. 1l3 Nassau street, ac-
cupied by Leggatt 4 Co., booksellers, and
others, was badly damaged by FIRE last night.
Loss covered by insurance. '.' ' : .-.
A Sunday paper alleges that the frequent
conaagratons OF the past month have caused
which three, it asserts, on examination, shows
to be nearly nominal. ,-r.-....-.r
Vincent Julbe has been arrested and held
TO bail, at the instance Of David Massura, for
alleged Illegal appropriation to his own uses
OF note for 5000 in gold. Both Of the
parties were members OF Santa Anna's house.
hold at st. Thomas. Julbe Is stated 10 have
been living in splendid style on the proceeds,
and recently married wealthy Cuban lady.
The United States steamer Don returned
to Fortress Monroe yesterday, having been
disabled of Hatteras. The Gettysburg met
her there, and Admiral Porter and Assistant
Secretary Of State Frederick Seward en-
barked in her to continue their journey. The
Don went to the Portsmouth, Va, navy yard
for repairs. 'r ..a'. 10 80
New YoRK, Jan. 6.--The Rev. Moses Cum
mings, prominent clergyman Of the de-.
nomination known as Bible Christians, and
for many years editor Of the Christian Her
aid, died in this city this evening.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
wallis Opera House.

Our readers should scan the cast Of char.
acters advertised for the performance Of
&" Hamlet at Walls Opera House tonight
Those who have become somewhat familiar
with the capabilities Of Messrs. BERRY and
Walls excellent stock company will con
gratulate Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT upon the
complete support he will have in the pre-
sentation Of his great character of "Haml,,t.
1t is not often that SHAKsPEARE's noble II az
edy Is produced under such auspices.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Tcorespondsnoe Of the Transcript
Social Life in wsshingtcn.
. a. Wksutnoxor n.c

= wkspnefos, Dec. 90, 1855
Although Washington ID very quiet in the
absence OF raembers Of Congress, Who have
mostly gene home, there Is no lack Of social
.entertsinment. One Of the most striking
features Of the present season Is the position
taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Senator Sumner as
leaders Of the most intellectual and distingile
society.
Though theif house was only thrown open
recently to their friends, II has already be-
come q centre Of the best society, in the
highest sense. The gentlemen and ladies
who frequent Mrss Summers salons are men
Of ideas and women Of the highest culture,
and all imbued with great national senti-
ments. Mrs Sumner Is remarkable for her
genius a leader Of this kind Of society, and
Mr. Sumner Is evidently anxious to bring re-
markable political or otherwise conspicuous
characters en- rapport with the diplomats, SO
as 10 make foreign governments to under.
stand in whose hands the strength Of the
country lies. Thus he invited Sir Frederick
Bruce and Baron Gerolt to meet Thad.
Stevens, and M. Berthemy the new French
Minister, To meet Mr. Morrill, and Mr. STAN
ton. Such gatherings cannot fail 10 exert O
potential influence, and 10 give new i'm
petus TO Washington society. 5e'..-f Us.
The lecture season has fairly commenced.
Horace Greeley will be succeeded by Prof
Agassiz, who, is looked for with great In
terest. O.. 5silu r.If.r7.. 80. KARA. ''
While il may not be a matter Of surprise
10 the acquaintances Of KAPPA that he should
write such ridiculous stuff as the above,
surely, under the " ciyil rights bill" The Bos-
ton 7ranscript could not be legally CON-
PEELED 10 printit- II compelled toprint Kp-
PAs letter. the Transcr;pt should have called
in soms Kapps-tal artists TO illustrate IL with
wood cuts. A picture Or !" hs mos striking
feutsrss Of the present season" would be
very striking IN its effects upon the reader Of
KS efhsion. A series oi portraits Of the
men Of ideas and ladies Of culture as they
actually appear when "iu,bued uith great
nationdl sentiments" would be quite charm
ing. And then the groups Of remarkable
political or otherwise conspicuous characters
en- rapport tvith The diplomats" might be
sketched by skillful hand SO as to assist
materially in "Vlaking foreign Governments
understand in t0hoSe hands the strength Of
the country lies" ......
The Transcript can hardly imagine how
much more potential an influence "such
gatherings" would exert, and how much more
fordibls would be the new impetus which
KArrA's (spelt with a K) letters are giving
to Washington Society" il the above hints
should be adopted
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Western News.

4 ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-The Democrats st.
Joseph's special says that Notwithstanding
the protest Of the citizens, powder and shot
were given to the Indians at the recent dis
tribution Of annuities at Fort Benton, Mon.
tana, and that traders were permitted To sell
these articles to them. a-'. I'd. ...
The mining news is favorable. ..s. ..
The Democrat ofto-day advocates the re-
election Of Senator Pomeroy as United States
Senator from Kansas. It also advocates the
election Of Major Ross for the short term.
II is showing hard in different portions Of
Kansas tonight.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Fire and n Railroad Riot.

CmcAGo, Jan. 5.--Five buildings at Ma
rengo, Ill, occupied by the post Office, o. s,
jerks, p. Abbott & Son, and Blood good &
Destz were burned last night. Loss 1000.
Insured.
The track Of the old Lacrosse railroad was
torn up and number Of cars belonging to
the Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad and q
quantity Of freight was destroyed, and the
railroad house at Schuylervlle burned last
Tuesday night by some of the farm mort
gagees OF the old road Their names have
not been ascertained,
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
From New Orleans.

New 0RLnAKs, Jan. b.--Mr. Pervis Spears
was murdered on Sunday night, In Warren
county, Miss, by band Of negroes, and his
house burned, after being sacked. A por
ton Of the plunder was found in the houses
Of the negroes, two Of whom had been ar
rested, but the others escaped.
AT the Metairre course there were three
interesting races to-day. The first race was
q dash Of one and quarter miles for beaten
horses, which was won by Mollie Austin
Time, 2;36. .n.
The second race was two-mle heat, free
for all ages, which was won by Harry OF the
West. Time, 4I7t, 4:24t.
The third race, mile heats, was won by
Local. Time, 2OQi, 2:03i.
The track was very heavy
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Partisan RaneOr.

When we consider that there are but two
months remaining of this session, and that
there is an amount Of vitality important bust
ness to be passed upon, affecting the fnan.
cial, the commercial and industrial interests
Of the whole country, it does seem like the
height Of folly for this Congress to undertake
so serious business as the impeachment ol
the President, especially as 1t Is more than
doubtful whether ii would amount to any,
thing more than an imbeoile display of par.
tisan rancor.- Cincinnati Commercial
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
From Massachusetts.

BosroN, Jan. 6.-The city governments Of
nearly all the Massachusetts cities will be
inaugurated tomorrow.
The loss Of the American Nail Machine
Works at Fairhaven is $4,000. Insured for
$4,000 on the stock and building. The ma
chinery is fully insured.
-Four or FIVE inches Of snow fell here last
night and this morning. 1t is still cloudy,
with prospect OF more snow. At D. m.
the thermometer stood at 23 degrees above
zero.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
The Mexican RIuddle.

GALVESTON, Jan. 5.-The Rio Grande
Courier Of the 23d Of December has been
received. .s 1... s -H a| be-. OF ......
Escobedo had not been captured or hung,
as reported, but was we'll on his way to Mon.
terey on the 2lst. The Liberals were then
evacuating San Luis Potosi, and marching
on Monterey. l.-.....-..
males, and had proclaimed against Juarez,
but favored no one in particular. They were
going 10 Tampioo to arrest Gomez '.-
Boriozabel, Governor Of Tamaulipas, has
made an acceptable proclamation to the citi.
zenB. '.....-
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
REwARDI REWARD!

A reasonable reward will be paid, consist
ent with the profits We receive from Govern
ment patronage, which don't amount to the
bill of dead duck, for the official returns,
to this Office, Of the National Union party"
viii the National Resident Committee Of
Washington please reportf
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

A VERY large number Of d" outs" are in the
city at present, organized as lobby to pre-
vent the confirmation by the Senate Of the
"ins." We learn that some Of the "outs, "
who never rendered military service, declare
that they own" certain Senators, and con-
sequently can prevent the confirmation Of
gallant soldiers who served faithfully in the
Union army from the moment that the first
rebel gun was fired. We speak by the card.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

TaE following is the amount of coal trans
ported over the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
during the week ending Thursday, January 8: To.
tai anthracite forwarded l,162,9O3 tonSi bituui.
nous, $40. oo4 tons. Total Of all kinds, .4s0,sO7
tons. Previously transported this year l06lo, 302
Total. IaIl0, 100 tons Same tims last year. 49,.
l3S, ,aOs. Decrease, TI806, ,blt tons.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Matinee nt the National.

The dramatic company Of the Nation al
Theatre will appear in a day performance on
Thursday afternoon. The Invisible p rince"
and "Day After the Wedding" are or the
hill
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Distressing Accident ON the Cinein-
cinnati, Dayton, ana Lake Erie
Railroad.

SANDusKY, Jan. 5.-A train on the Cincin-
natl, Dayton, and Lake Erie railroad Was
thrown IRON the track to-day by broken
rail near Green Springs. Several persons
were killed and many injured. The killed
were Mrs. James Edmundscn and Mrs. Den
mis-, Of York, Ohio Henry Starr, Of Dayton;
and boy named Phillips. Among the in
jured were Miss Hughes, Of Tifin, Ohio,
collar bone broken, and j. Palmer, road
master, very badly hurt.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Ex-secretiIry Harlan Reconstruct
InLy south Carolina.

Harlan, who has been here for few days
past, left for Washington last night. It's
reliably stated that his visit here was for the
purpose Of organizing q Union party who
will petition Congress for loyal State gov
ernment He had interviews with several
Unionists, and an effort will be made TO form
Union Leagues and obtain signatures.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
The Liquor Excitement An Massa-
ehuaetaa.

From dispatches received last evening
from Boston we learn that the raids upon
liquor dealers and gaming houses by the
State constables are kept up, and cause con
adorable excitement,
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

The st. Louis Democrats Jefferson City
special says that "a radical members Of the Lsgii.
lAture declare emphAtioAlly for Charles d. DrAks
for United States Senator. This will insure hlt
nomination In caucus and subsequent election.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

. THk New London Star testiAes 70 the un-
seaworthiness Of The lost steamer Commodore
as follows.s.A few weeks since Mr.. Amni
don, United States Inspector for this District.
forbid the Commodore from running, and she
was hauled of and repaired TO some extent,
and went on the line. again. She has not
been safe In gale for some time, and Il ID
extremely fortunate that no lives were Lost.
We trust the company will learn by this ter
rible lesson 70 put on safe boats. n they do
not they ought to be made TO. Il is triAing
too much with human life TO endanger Il m
the Long Island Sound on such night -
last night was. In such boat q - ~ {
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
A RADICAL PROTEST AGAINST
l. ' IMPRACHMRNT.

The Cincinnati Commercial says: "We
protest against the present Congress con-
suming the brief remainder Of Its term over
partisan squabble to oust the President
and put radical in the Executive chair"
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Fire I'm St. louis,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The Cooperative Iron
Works on Ashley street was burned last
night. Most Of the machinery, patterns, etc,
were saved, Loss, 0,00O-insured.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
TO MEMBERS OF oononnss.

ssna.ors and Representatives can have the DArtr
NAriosAt RrpvstIoAs delivered r,sul.iy and
promptly at their residence, in ,ovVPus, BY ofdsr
ing u through the Secretary Of the Senate, the
Clerk Of the House Of Representative, or At the
once Of the RrruBLicAS, No. 5ll Ninth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue. ....farr. r.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL has gone
to New York to meet Mrs. RANDALL, who
was hourly expected on her return from Eu-
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
Arrival Of q steemer surpesea Lest

Arrival Of . Steamer Supposed lest
BALrrxonE, Jan. GA meeting, under the
auspices OF the Baltimore Association for
the Moral and Educational Improvsment OF
the Coiored People; 10 TO be held st Towson-,
town on Wednesday. General Gregory,
Judge Bond, and Others, are snnounoeds TO
be present 80 Al s,s-.,l,s.It. ~, s,t, ~
The steamer Mexican, chartered BY the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, which left
Queenstown, Dec. 9. and which was feared 70 !
have been lost, arrived this evening safe,
heavy weather all the wsy and Ind 20 put 4
into Fayal for coal. n g,s,eis
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
HcaYY I.Nsa hy Ffre.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 5.-The loss by The burn;
ing % yancleuse mill. in South oatollns.
will be abont S250, ,0U0 insured for Sl1b, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
A Mss'sI He.a asevefea from Hls
Ra<Ix

X SAyAsraH, Jan. 6.---An unknown man fell
from the train on the Central road this morn.
ing, and his head was severed from he body.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
o,,,, OF COLUMBIA

100 RouItv no.L q
RhhA T. G. CROMH f' N"sA D.
The trustee In this cause hnvIng r.no...A A., -
SOD lot No II and part Of lot No Ia a. dsseubsd in
ns PfVeesding,in square No ls0, with the Improve,
~ puIsuanoe o. the said decree to George Bert
eIsss said sale to ollisr O. PTayssF, and that tho
SAC Ir.{ser had complied with the tsrms Of sale
khls Sist day Of December, 1885, ordered By the
Sou tna ,he said sale be, and the same 10 hereby,
~ .ho ana eonnrned, uass. cause 70 the contrary
e.hoNn on or before the AIh day Of January 1867,
PROVIDED copy o. this order be pablished In hs Ni!
nos mosAt hlrugLion a. least three times n zach Of
BY ordsr Of the Court.
iIs'ssaNaW oI"Ik.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07
sPECIAL NoTICMs.

sS To Am whsm % Nay oenesrn-Rseis-
rms orrrcr January Iss7-noiies 10 hsrsb, sivsa
that Licenses given 70 Huetsiss, Batshs aaS svssrs
Of Dogs expired on JsnaAry l. 1881. and thai ssd II.
mus. bs renewed st his ofss within Zen days
from that tsts. = s'i' sANL l. DoUoLAss
D. jsS-Slai4 IN m !, ,Rssisssr. .
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

- Grace Church Fair, tchristmas ana
Ssv rear.l for the bsnsht Of orass Chursh. islasa
Rsy, Aifrsd Homsad. rsstor.) Isand nsii ssrasr 81
Virginia svsans and sixth strsst, win epsa Dsssnbsl
% Tablehux and other sntsrtainnsnts Buppsr essh
nighL Bacon tickets 90 cents. ,,,i.-'5 dsao-u
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

., sEBrenchitssi Catarrhal sorofulai Chronis
DunAszs lawn. 4 Prsss, Yiushisg. Hsv Yorh, fss
% years Propristor Of lhs Lnnsan Huserss easrs hs
POSITIVE KxuRDIALs for The sbovs Dissasss Yiail
Kxtrasts from divers Medlsal Plants. .r.aTa..a.
Expisnatory Cireuiars, ons stsnp b.. dsapIaws
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

-
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nishL saa'on nefst' % cents. 9Ai.-'l z. dsao-u
ssrdadsn Meunts' Pns sslvo--a valsaSls
Remedy fr that Dissass, also. noonsunpen Destroy.
Or. and Hntirs ours for the Broashis, Asthma ~
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Hetsfi oinaa'A MstropoliiaA HstsJ Tsrd's ser.
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Seventh ana a. -lg.'e a..is. ials-H y
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having been restored 70 health In . few vssks, ~
very dnple remedy. amer having suffered several
ysen with severe lung affection, and that drssx Sis.
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Ths only ebss Of he advertiser In sending ne pre-
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Parties wishing the prescription will pisass sadrsss
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