The national Republican., 1867-04-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT. 7.

sopr. Mot twithsts udfng the prsmstufs notice Of
chs arrival Of Mr. Peabody, In yestsrday's Chron
: ieis that gsptisman did not arrive here until
lI:35 .. N Thursdayj and was not the Euest Of
Sir Frederick Bruce while here. M. Peabody
arrived hero IN special car, attached 70, tbs
rsesIsr trsiu. fliruiihsd BY Hon. John ". Gar
rvtt, prssidsnt Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
resd. whose gusst he was, the night previous, 10
Baitiuers. Mr.. Peabody was also soeompauied
By M. RiKys, banker, and Mr., George Pesbody
Rssssii, Aoarriags was In rsadinsss on his tr-
Rival, 1t the depot, and, accompanied BY the
. above -namsd gsntlsmsu, Mr.. Peabody was drivsn
/, 70 the white House He had an intsryisw with
the President; Msssrs Garrett Russell Riggs, and
the Secretaries Of the Executive being the only
persons present He remained at the Executive
hapsion about half an hour and thcn visited the
residence Of Sir Frederick Bruce, the British
minlster. for the purpose Of paying his respects
and bidding him farewell prior TO bis departure
for Burope T0grn
Mr.. Bruce, M Freeman, private secretary,
, and the gentlemen who accompanied MI. Pea
& body from ths depot, were the only ones present
Z st The Interview. He spsnt few minutes there
and from thenes proceeded 10 the residence OF
Mr. Riggs and partook Of lunch An hour was
spent In sociable conversation, and then the Hon.
,4systdy johnson was ylsited. -r "a. ..E. q
O. After leaving M. Johnson's residence the
n Arty drove imnsdistsly TO the Baltimore and
b. Mo depot where the magnificent private car
vs. . In readiness to convey them over to BAlti.
mo 70. Mr.. Garrett had given directions that
the train should bs special. and hr. esorge ,
Ee,,nts. The very sthoieutpgsnt, had everything
prepared and arranged according 70 programme,
and st pssciseiy 8 p, NJ. Mr., Peabody, bidding
his adieu TO nr. Riggs, stepped into the car, 20.
ooupastsd By Mr.. Garrett and Mr.. Russell, apd
the trsia with the eminent philanthropist. the
great anA nobls-mindsd benefAetor Of the age,
Abe record Of his charities and bis bsnsyolsnoe
Il l..S ~. an
his fasswen hidden TO washinston. yet We hope
and trust, with the prayers Of oil, not forever.
f, n The yportrait Of Queen Victoria which Mr.,
Peabody 10 10 rscsiys and about which consider
abs speculation has been indulssd In BY the
prsss q aot In Washington, nor has IL ever been.
M Ir.snan. y. .p.i,.,s secretary q q y. sr
REPUBLICAN, that the portrait arrived By the
Cunsrd steamer on Tuesday night last, In New
York; tslsgram from tbs English Consul In that
city, and who has possession OF II, informing
Mr.. Bruce Of the fact. The article In question
will be presented TO Mr. Peabody on his arrival
In the Empire City. Mr.. Peabody's visit to
this city was mot In any manner oonnseted with
the expected presentation, but was purely OF q
ptiyaas nature. The gentleman was the guest
of Mr.. Garrett Ia Baltimors, and remained there
last night % SUCH and will so continue until bis
departure from the Monumental City. leaving
New York for Europe By the Scotia on the lst oi
May. ''sg ~. .rt,., I. .,..rlf- a..
DIED IN THE STATION HoUsE.-0n Tues
day morning, man By the name Of JAmes ID
Moore vas brought from the American House
byths request Of the proprietor, oyef 70 th'
Fourth ward station.house, Mr.. Moore suhsripe
uudsr an attack Of deiiyism tysmsHs. Mr.
Moore remained at the station-house until Tues
day evening, when he left, saying that he fell
uu1eh better On Wednesday, morning he strag
sisd into the woodward Of Mr. Lord, on th'
Sorhsr Of Fourth and @ strssts, and that gen
tisnan took every care Of himi Moore being We
- s ~ ;IS having S." .y.s Gs;n he s'Ia a:I
msde his Appearance ct the station.house ant
rsausstsd 70 be furplshsd lodgings.
liz was taken into q cell, and short tim
snsrvards, when the turnkey went 10 see II b
dsslssd anything. hs was found dead, sitting II
an upnsht position. Coroner woodward benz
sbssnt, Jpsties Walter was called In TO hold a
ipousst. ana being satisfied Of tho eauses whic
I'd 10 his death, Moore was buried at the 81
psuss Of the Corporation, no one claiming tn
Th.rs 10 considerable mystery attached to p
nativity Of the unfortunate man, as no one Ga
tall whore he is from or where his friends rssid'
He vas employed some eight years since on N
Coast Survey, but dissolute habits led TO his dii
eharrs, From papers found In his pocket, b
~ friend locating ut the Burnett House, !
Cinoinnati, BY the name OF L. H. Girart
Moore vas about my years Of sgo and had ever
indlestion Of having besn man, originally,
culture and intellect.
Oh" THx Posr 0FYIcE EXPLOSION lSvEsrIdI
r,os,--0ns or two important witnesses remain
Ne aiamined concerning the explosion At
Ped Once few days since, and the matter Y
nod - fully ssttlsd, We are informed, until Mo
.dav usxt, AZ Postmaster General Randall VI
nal srriss In the city until to-day. TIE comm
ltos Wose n Isssion last evening, but Mr. Bows
being quite III, was not present. /
THE Ftsn WHARF.--The arrivals Of boa
at the ash wharf have been quite nsmsro
" nave dropped since Wednesday. shAa brouE
from .Ss 70 $40 per hundred, and were VI
ID, tnisn,iful. There was large supply Of hsrri
n And 4 creditabls show Of rocfi catfish ",
nayes and Ssls numerouI, ....