The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

OLD BoREAs gave us blast yesterday.
CONNECTICUT politics make strange bed
fellows The Irish there all go for English.
THE Charleston negroes were quiet at the
last advices.
The new Louisville Theatre has been
opened. Next to the Boston Theatre 1t is the
largest in the country.
The levees above New Orleans are break
ing away, and the lower valley expects to DO nun-
dated.
The CmcAooIASs have begun to suck
water from the bosom of Lake Michigan through
tunnel.
The celebrated tenor, Tamberlik, is in
Paris, on his way from St. Petersburg to Madrid,
where he has accepted an engagement for fifteen
nights
A GREAT and singular religious revival is
in progress at Louisville Ky Scores Of prominent
citizens are joining the Church. 1t is not confined
to any sect, but is general, from Methodiss to
Catholics
The New York Legislature has passed the
bill calling State constitutional convention. The
negro suffrage clause is stricken out. The bill
making eight hours a legal days work has passed
the Assembly by a vote Of rs to Al.
AFTER two days session at Baltimore the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of Masons voted to sep
arate. The voted stood 10 to 8. No votes were
cast in the negative except by the Potomac Chap
ter Of Georgetown, District Of Columbia
NEARLY twenty-five years ago Gov. An
drew, then young member Of the bar was CO..
editor with James Freeman Clarke and o. A.
Brownson, of the Christian WOrld-a Unitarian
, paper published in Boston.
Two OF THE NEGROES concerned in the
attack on street cars in Charleston arrested
and fined They said they were melted to the mis-
conduct, and were partly intoxicated. All quiet
to-day.
A NUMBER of Canadian policemen have
been detailed for duty at Niagara Falls to protect
visitors from imposition and to furnish informA-
ton. They will have eye to the charges made
: by guides and hackmen, and endeavor to prevent
i extoItion.
V AT a fight between party of soldiers and
i some ''roughs in grog shop at Plattsburg N. y,
a on Monday night, the leader Of the latter, who
called themselves the up. y Society, was stabbed
in the neck BY one Of the soldiers and instantly
killed His name was William Reed.
If The launch of the largest steamer evel
40 built in New England will take place in Newbury
80 port at lOi 4. IN. on Wednesday, April Sd. Tn
Erie is the sister ship Of the Ontario, and her ca
pacity Is somewhat greater than the latter magnih
w cent steamer.
tn The French Council of State has adopted
be the drift Of the hill which grants the sum o
MS 400 900 francs, or $50 OOO to NJ de Lamartine Al
q q mark Of national gratitude for services rendered
es to the country. The bill was introduced at the
n request Of the Emperor.
IA Iy ENGIAxn last month the dauphter oil
v..,,hv sou.r,.,,biro farmer onIv ssverts.r
- v.a,, of ma sIon,d with n sporting gentleman
- nearly forty years of age and they were married
at fashionable watering place on the Brsto
u Channel.
Russia is believed. in foreign diplomatic
o,ro,.. IN h. maxim, .vsrv ro,sib,s saort in con-
..,ion ,r;,h A.. Fs.,.rn or.,,io, and Tho Crstor
incarceration IN b,;rv about A state Of things Of
which war with Turkey must be the inevitable
- result.
" Tuv third instoIment s1OO each for the
De .L..,io,,hi, y, uab, u.iah,, bs,wssn sonu.,
b; CoIIva, and R,rr.v Aore lar a. OOO IN come oa
n early in June next, VII put up on Wednesday
morning in the hands of the stalk. holder. They
p will both shortly go into training.
r A NET ,xcuo,v occurrerce rocontly took
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- rahtod .nd ~ oIa,, ,b1omn 80 ~ ,ha a,onnd
in doro;r, .0Ioor 90, on s,a Tho dr..,oo oS thros
vouno woman oro NJ wbor b,o .iro. diod If ths
ioirri.s r,ooivod o,d ,ho ill.,, ,.i..i a.,
. oorors stot.
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