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The national Republican., 1867-12-10
ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS,
FOREIGN NEWS ny CABLE.


LONDON, December cit is thought that the
scheme Of an European conference for the settle
ment OF the Roman question will be defeated by
the speech of Minister Rouher, which indicates
that the French Government has already preju-
diced the whole case.
AT large meeting held in Dublin on Monday,
powerful speech was made by Mr.. Martin, OF
Killarney, which is generally considered to have
contained sentiments of a reasonable nature.
His arrest is anticipated.
LIMERICK, Dec. 9-Funcral obsequies in
honor Of Allen, Gould and Larkin took place
hero yesterday. The proceedings were quite i'm
posing. Over ten thousand persons marched in
the procession, which marched through the
principal streets OF the city.
BRussELs, Dec. 0.-The navigation OF the
Scheldt river has been closed by Ice.
QuEENsrows, Dec. p.-The steamship City Of
New York, which left Liverpool on Saturday
for New York via this port has been delayed In
her departure hence by injuries received on her
voyage from Liverpool. She will repair and
proceed to New York.
LONDON, Dec. .9-2p.m.-Consols, % l3-lG; Five
Twenties, II 3-loj Illinois, ssIz; Erie, Az.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Dap. m.-The cotton market
is unchanged, but rather quiet. Breadstuffs bet
ter for wheat, which has advanced to l3s. Cd. for
Milwaukee red.
LONDON, Dec. o-Evening.-Co closed at
% 3-l6; Fivc-Twenties, II 3-l6; Illinois, Ss9f.
Erie, Az.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. o-Evcning-Cottonc closed
easier in feeling, but prices unchanged. The
sales to-day fell short Of the noon estimate by
1900 bales, footing up 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
Irregular.
ANTWERP, Dec. 0-Evening. closed
buoyant. Standard white was last quoted at 20
francs 80 centimes.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Nominations and COMBINATIONS.

lhe PRESIDENT yesterday sent to the Senate for
consideration the following nominations:
francis W. Boyle, to be assessor Of internal
revenue for the twelfth district of PcnnsyIyanIa.
pHhiel Dennitt, to be collector Of customs for
'he district of Tcchc, Louisiana.
VIM l.. stamford, to be appraiser Of merchan.
use ior the port Of New Orleans.
nichaei o. Duliicy, 10 be register of the land
once at MarysvIle, Cal
James Lynch, Michael p. Callan. and T. r.
corbin, to be justices Of the peace for tho DIs.
trlct of Columbia.
' senate In executive session Yesterday
I'm "eu inc nomination of Jacob Carmany to
asS'not oil internal revenue for the tenth dis
triet OF Pennsylvania.
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W. ). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WHAT WILL CONGRESS Dor

All of our readers, we trust, have pcrused the
very able and suggestive report ofGen. MIcHLRR,
and the question which naturally arises Is, What
will Congress dol viii they heed the recon-
mendstions Of the Commissioner and make the
necessary appropriations, so that the important
work laid out by him may be entered upon at an
early day, and that we may soon see the removal
OF certain nuisances and eye-sores, which meet
strangers who visit the national capital, exciting
them with surprise that such things can be, and
which are the constant plague and trouble OF all
residents.
Take, for instance, the canal as It is II Is dis
grace to any community, and worse than this, ait
Is the slowly flowing putrid stream which stag
mates in the marsh, breeds venomous animals and
poisonous plants, and infects with pestilential
vapor the whole country round It," VIII Con-
gress suffer this nuisance to remain for longer
time unabated, or will they act at once upon the
suggestion Of Gen. MIcHLER and change this
pestiferous ditch to a thing of use and beautyi
The paving of the avenues, and otherwise i'm
proving them, is another important recommends
tion presented to Congress In this report. Take
Pennsylvania avenue, for instance, and what
wretched and unsightly appearance does 1t pre-
sent And Is II not pertinent to inquire in this
connection how much longer Congress will
neglect to order the needed improvements to this
mueh-traveled and splendid thoroughfarei The
kind of pavement to be laid down in these ave-
nues is a matter to be determined upon here
after, and the most mature and deliberate exam
ination should be given to the subject; and Con-
gress should appropriate the needed funds, and
all our broad and beautiful avenues should be
paved as soon ns It can be done successfully and
well. Louisiana and Indiana avenues, passing
by or forming a junction in front Of City Hall,
ought to be taken In hand shortly. But we will
not rrotract our article. Congress has before 1t
the very important report of Gen. MIcHLER, and |
we trust that every member will read 1t care
fully, and be prepared to act upon its necessities
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
From Richmond-Thc Convention.

RICHMOND, December o.-The Convention was
his NOR ming visited by Governors Pierrepont,
OF Virginia, and Smythe, of New Hampshire
Both addressed the Convention, hoping that a
good and wise constitution would 10 framed,
which would make the State happy and prosper
Gus. Governor Smythe urged that the members
bear with the preJudices Of men and with each
other, and thought that when the passions of
the present have cooled all will be well. A vote
of thanks to the gentlemen was adopted The
Convention went into the consideration of the
committees report of eight dollars per diem for
members. Amendments putting 1t at six and
seven dollars were defeated by decided majorities
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Mr.. Windows Bill.

The bill introduced yesterday by Mr.. wISDoN,
to amend the act for the government Of the rebel
States and to facilitate restoration, amends sec
tion Of the act OF March 2, 1857, was to provide
that If, according TO the returns in each State,
the constitution shall be ratified by majority
OF the votes OF the registered electors qualified
as specified in the bill, .the president ofthe Con-
stitutional Convention shall transmit a copy of
the same, duly certified, to the President Of the
United States, and 1t shall by him be laid before
Congress, &c. The intent is simply to make a
majority of votes necessary to the ratification of
the constitution.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
From New OrIeans-state Officers Re.
instated.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-Gen Hancock has re-
voked 80 much of special orders No. lO2, issued
BY Gen. Mower, as removed from Office Adam
Graffcn, the State Treasurer, and Hypolite
Seralta, State Auditor, and appoints E. J. Jen-
kins and J. II. Syphen to their places. He re-
stored the former TO their Offices.
Gen. Hancock, on visiting the opera on Satur-
day night, was greeted with enthusiastic cheer
ing.
No business ofimportancc was transacted in
the convention to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

The New Orleans Times, in an article on oys-
tiers, makes the following remarks: America
can supply the whole of Continental Europe for
ages to come with bivalves without the bare
chance OF an oyster famine-not the small, cop
perry, green looking, snail like fish the Britons
affect to like, but the ripe, rich, juicy, stalwart
molusca that sleep in dreamy security along the
shores Of Barataria and fringe the coast OF the
Atlantic with braid of pearl. We have given
England laws, inventions, poets, and painters,
and why should we not give her oystersl
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Died from InjurIes-Milis s1opPed-.

MTNNEAPoLIs, MINI, Dec 9.-Patrick Nash,
who was beaten by Phillip Hatterly during a
drunken brawl, last Wednesday, in st. Anthony,
died yesterday from the effect OF his injuries.
The murderer has fed.
The great saw mills on both sides of the river
have stopped for the winter. The Missis-
sippi is frozen over. The mercury Is twenty de-
greCs above zero
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
MARRIED.

On the Sd instant, by the Rev. DR.. Smith, JoHS r.
GuARPESTER, q New York. to Miss KATE BALL. VI
In this city, ou the ID instant, by Rey, M L. Olds,
q Christ church. A, s. BRnAS to Miss FANNIE,
daughter Of r. II, Keeling, Of Richmond, Va
WALKgR EyASs, second son Of the late Augustus H.
Evans, Of 81. Louis, to Miss AMANDA q, BRO0Ks,
seeoud daughter Of the Rev. John T. Brooks Of the
former place. No cards.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
DIsiressing Suicide.

DETROIT, Dec. O.-Col. Little, of East Sagi-
nav, committed suicide to-day. The coroner's
jury rendered the verdict that he died from a
pistol shot from his own hand while laboring
under temporary insanity Col. Little was one
OF the wealthiest men of Saginaw valley. No
suspicious are entertained that financial matters
are in any way connected with the act. The
event created a profound sensation in the COM
munitv
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Lecture by CherIes Dickens.

New YoRR, Dec. O.-Mr Charles Dickens de-
livered his first reading here tonight before an
immense audience, at Steinway Hall. His sclec-
tiOhs were from the "Christmas Carol" and the
celebrated scene from the "Pickwick Papers"
Mr.. Dickens was received with great oordiality
and enthusiasm, and his reading WAS frequently
interrupted by applause,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Hair-D Dressing.
% MY UsB Nd

EauAL TO MY husband
.Well, George, want to get my hair dressed" 4"
No. ss eosas ao sS 80 nTsa %S1.
In a barber shop. See Madame DemOngeot's prices.
HAIR DRESSED.
Long hair 30 hair 20. 90
Outside the door LIS ShampooninR long
Flower and eurls 400 hair and dressing 1t. u. 90
Cut for ladies gon-
On hand, u large assortment Of Perfumery, Long
Hair Of every extra color Braids, Curls Invisible
HUMAN HAIR STORE, 27s Pennsylyania avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, south side.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
DIED,

At II D. IN, on the 7th instant, Mrs. CATHARINE H.
BLACKPAS, wife Of Joseph H. Blackfan, esq.
On the 7th inst, Mrs. JANE ELLEN CHAPPELgAR.
after painful illness, Mr. THOs. T. PYLgs, in the
10Th year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the East Washing
ton NJ T. Church. Fourth street. this (Tuesday) after.
noon at clock The friends and acquaintance VI
the family are invited to attend.
In this city, on Wednesday, the 4th instant, Mrs
MATILDA G. ROCKET, wife Of Edmund Rocket, OF
Pince Georges county Maryland In the 6Sth year Of
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Proposals will be received for the whole uuantIty or
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the papers designated iu Glasses and . and for the
mated In Glasses aud .. being not less than one
fourth % %sa%Pios, Of Hga'y Of the pSPSrs In al The
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subject to separate sOnirSS but Bidders may SyG oST ST
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BY bond with security to the approval Of United
States Judge or attorney, In the penalty OF $1,000
shall be accepted shall furnish the articles PROPOSED
for and each proposal must be accompanied by salts
said proposal manufacturers Of or dealers In the
description Of paper which he or they propose to fur
lish; ,,
cred at the GOyernmeut Printing ONCE, in the city Of
extra charge or expensC and subject to Inc aspectop
count. weight and measurement Of the Congressional
Tho supplying Of an inferior article IN any Of the
classes, ora failure to supply tho quantity required
q any time Will be considered violation Of the con-
Blank proposals will be furnished upon application
which does not e9nform exactly therowith. 'N''s'0u
Pr9p9sals will bS endorsed on the envelope PRO
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q the House CommttSe on Printing, or John b De-
frees, GongTSssi9lel Printer, Waghiagtop, D. G.
Public Printing JOHN D. ,DRFKERs,
delO'St Congressional Printer,
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very PrahahIa

In case ofthe ratification of the ST. Thomas
treaty there is every prospect Of grand rush
OF omee-seekers for the Goycrnorshp of the new
possession. We have already heard mention Of
several prominent gentlemen in connection with
'hc position, and the final action Of the Senate
WIN, no doubt, develop host OF anxious indl-
viduals desiring to serve Uncle Sam abroad. We
walt patiently,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
PERSONAL,

HoS. JosErH CAKE, Collector of Customs for
the port OF Philadelphia, arrived in the city
yesterday morning, and is sojourning at the Ma.
tional Hotel
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

AGRICULTURAL CoMMITTgE.-The Senate Agri-
cultural Committee was In session yesterday
morning, and Colonel CAPRON, the CommiE.
sioher was In conference with the members.
lhs new building for the Agricultural Depart
, nsn', me experimental farm, and other matters
pertaining thereto were discussed, and there 10
every reason to believe that increased energy
ana ehieiency will be given to the department.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

SPECIAL praise is deserved by the police and
Others who managed matters outside OF the Tre-
mont Temple at the Dickens readings. The quiet
behavior OF the hackmen, and the general order,
without crowding and vociferation, have been
remarked by many.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

HARPER's BAzAAR.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of the above popular weekly from Mr.. JSo.
q. PARKER, I6s Seventh street, opposite the Post
ONCE, and BLANCHARD MoHuS, corner OF
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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in the Union League
They SpItt ON Gen. GRANT

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. o.-Therc was considera-
bic excitement At the Union League this even
ing, caused by the election Of officers for the en-
suing year. An effort was made by the extreme
Radicals TO oust the old board Of directors, who
are known to be favorable to Gen. Grant, as
their ticket was headed with his portrait. The
old board are believed to be reelected. The
party favorable to the change claim that their
only object was to break up the ring which had
ruled the leagne since Its organization.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
A Skating Accident - Three Boys
Drowned.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a skating accident oc-
Cured here this afternoon. The Ice broke Oh a
pond and three boys, aged from twelve 10 sixteen
years, were drowned.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Special Notices.

AZ FAIR.-The Teachers and Pupils OF
Grace Church Sunday School will hold a Fair
at Potomac Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue
comm eneing TUESDAY EVENING, December
10, for the benefit ofthe Library. Season tickets
25 centsi single admission, 10 cents. de1ott
ss- workingmen,- Attentien.--A Mass
DAY, December II, 1867, under the auspices Of
the Workingmen's Assembly. A Workingmen's
association will be organized. Addresses will be
operation, and other Important Labor Reforms
Meeting at TlT o'clock.
By order OF the Committee. -
del0-2t fStar and Ex.l Chairman.
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New Advertisements.

Mrs RUFUS p. BUBL,s -
BOARDING AND DAY School F6R YOUNG
LADIES,
s22 ] street, near Fifteenth, commenced Its Second
Quarter December 5. For circulars apply a , the
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
BUILDINGS AT ALEXANDRIA.

DEPor rQuARTERsAsrBR's OFYIcE,(
wAsHISGToN d. c., December 9, 1867
viii be sold at public auction, on MONDAY, De.
cember 49, at u noon, under the Of Brevct
Colonel A. 4. Blunt, A. q. NJ, U. s. A., the follow
ing buildings, compIising tho Government Wood
Yard in Alexandria, Va, to wit;
! 2-story House, l6xB feet
! 2-story Mess House and Quarters, lsx96 feet
! Kitchen sttaehed, l8xl2 feet
! 2-stoTy Storehouse, l6x3s feet.
| Building attached, l6xl2 feot
! Once, l6x26 feet
! Log Kitchen, lixl6 feet, and
| StOreroom, l0xl2 feet.
] l-story Quarters, lixlG feet
] 1-stOTy Quarters, l3xl7 feet,
COmmissary Building, shingle roof, lTxl7 feet.
l Carriage House, l7xlg feet.
5 Stables, each 10 or ax2l0 feet.
! Quarters, l2xli feet.
! Dog Shop, l9x25 feet.
with Sinks, Hen house, 2 Wooden Pumps, and
] 30 feet Of Board Fence.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Buildings must be removed within ten days from
day Of sale. J. G. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
dcl0-6t Byt. Brig Gen. U. 5. A.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

WALKING CANES AND UMBRELLAs-CHAs
brelas S5 Pannya % HSnss "SH bS,wssn %
Hotel
Canes, Umbrellas and Parasols repaired. de6-lm
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Billiards.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL BILLIARD PARLOR,
NJ p.SboP5Sg S9 oP5SPIPP;ylySuiS ", a H. Avenue,

DoBERT BoYD's GREAT STOVE ESTABLISH.
~ hENT, No. 4I0 Ninth street, between ID and u.
Everybody In want, call and purchase. noGH
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

Mrs. DIsRAELI, whose illness at the time of
the recent opening OF the British Parliament
prevented Mr.. Gladstone from delivering a
strong speech in opposition, is IT years old.
Mr. Disraeli is some fifteen years younger than
his wife.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Denth of . Promincnt Merchant.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. o.-Edgar Ames, a prominent
citizen Of this place, and one Of the largest pork
packers OF this city, died suddenly this after.
noon.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
GREAT $500 HORSE RAFFLB.

rIdInsg Sopses. shIIuR BuY and MOSTF' aba nhs
years old, to be rafied for o. 800, or l chances
at t2O per chance, at the rooms Of Messrs Clagett
Sweeney.
Persons wishing to own a fine pair OF horses eau
now avail themselves Of excellent Opportun nifty,
and an induccmcnt never before offered to the ad-
mirers Of fine horses.
For average beauty, Style size and speed they are
not excelled by any pair OF horses In the United
States. Tho horses can be at any time at Flem-
mings stables on street, In the Of the National
Hotel.
The railio will be managed by Messrs. Clagett 4
Sweeney at their room, No Market Space, and will
lake place when all the chances aro sold.
Tho money will be returned u the rnfie does not
take place on the 9th December instant, Il o'clock,
m
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

ss-The Republican on the Navy Yard
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered promptly and
regularly at their residences, will please leave
their names and residence with Mr.. JosEPn RE-
PETIT, grocer, next to the northeast corner of
street south and Seventh street east no2l-tf
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

N E WS FROM e UROPE.
EENiAKIsM IN GREAT BRITAIN.
DEPARTURE OF A VESSEL DELAYED.
RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH.
RADICAL DIVISION IN GEORGIA.
Reinstatement Of Louisiana Officers.
the RICHMOND CONVENTION.
Three Boys Drowned while Bathing.
ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

Rs- The Ladies of the Island Baptist
Church will hold FAIR at ISLAND HALL,
commence on MONDAY EVENING, the 9th
instant-the proceeds to be applied towards the
erection of their new edihce.
The tables will be well supplied with useful
articles, and collation. served up. All who wish
to spend a pleasant evening, and contribute to
so laudable an undertaking, are respectfully In
vited.
Adult season tickets, 80 cents; children, rs
cents, dealt
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE CHEF CoNsIssARY OF supsIsrEScR,)
DEPARTMENT OF THB MISSOURI, }
FoRT LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS, Dec, 4, 1857.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate subject to the usual
on TUESDAY, December 70, Iss7, for iSrni.hing
WHEkT) IN SINGLE SACKS.
This Flour to be equal 10 sample In this oflco, OF
speetion. NJ. X. MORGAN,
Drevet BTigadler General,
del0-2t Chief Z. s., Depot No
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Dry Goods.
Confectionery.
HOLIDAY GOODS

246! HOLIDAY GOODS 24t
Ihaye just returned with q full assortment or /
most choice and elegant variety OF FANCY GOO
and FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, &c /
largest and best selected stock ever offered 10
public IN this city. ] am ready to furnish Part
and Balls and Receptions In the best manner, and
the shortest notice. J. II. sHAFFIELD,.
no2s.n 2i6 Pa. ay., bot i2th and iSth SIS
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Election In Newburyport, Massachu

NEwBURYroRT, MASS, Dec. 9-Nathaniel
Pierce, tdemocratJ was elected mayor OF this
city today.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

AS- The Healing Pool---An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the
Diseases and Abuses which create impedlments
to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent
In sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Ad-
dress DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, PHILADELPHIA Pa, se27-3m
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

ss- TICE.
BOWERS 4 ALBERS,
(late J. A. SHAFFIELD & COL
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS AND CON-
PETITIONERS,
800 Eleventh street, bet X st. and Mass. ave-,
have Just received large stock of French Con-
dictionaries, Fancy Boxes, Toys, ETC., suitable
for Christmas presents.
Parties, Weddings, Fairs, etc, furnished with
the best Ice Cream, Water Ices, Cakes, ctc., at
reasonable terms.
Give us n call. del0-3m
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

A Democrat Elected Mayor OF Boston.
BosToS, Dec. p.-Dr. N. b. Shurtleff was
chosen Mayor OF Boston to-day, receiving s,3a3
votes against 1875 for Otis Norcioss, the present
Republican incumbent.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
The Pede.trian weston.

ST. Louie, Dec. e.-weston, the pedestrian,
lectured to a fair audience at Mercantile
Library Hail tonight, after which he showed off
his various PAGES, and walked nineteen times
around the hall, a little over mile in nine
minutes and forty seconds.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Death OF n Well Known Newspape,
Man.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. o.-Edward William Johnston,
well known in literary circles, and for many
years connected with some Of the leading news
papers in the country as editor and corrcspon-
dent, and a brother-in-law Of Gen. Joseph E.
Johnston, died this morning after long Illness
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

So Literary Entertainment.
REGULATIONS.
THE EMINENT ELoCUTIoNIsT,
PROFESSOR ALLEN A. GRIFFITH,
WILL RECIrE THE FOLLOWING
CHOICE SELECTIONS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
Thirteenth street, between q and II, on
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1867.
PROGRAMME.
Nothing to Wear"...... ALLEN Butler
Blll anu hlleb
"Sheridan's Riden. Read
"Pickwick at the White Horse Inn". Dickens
"The Bells".. .......................Po Poe
"Oh What Name Anna Is i"........H Holy Tone
"Thc Uncle-a Mystcry"....... Bell
REMARKS UPON ORATORY,
with pcrsonations of COUGH, PHILLIPS,
BEECHER, ETC.
Doors open att. Reading at o'clock. 1t