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The national Republican., 1867-05-31
Pen. Pencil and Scissors.

REPRESENTATIVE FARSswoRrH, of Illinois
Is going South to address the people Of tha
country respecting reconstruction.
THE French Government has recently
made quite reduction to the number Of troop
In Its standing army.
THE news from Mexico via Cuba con
Arms the capture of Queretaro, and also Of Maxi
| milan.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, MASON, AND SLIDELI
were at Prescott, Canada, on Wednesday, but
Immediately left for St. Catharines.
The Schenectady Union reports snow.
banks six feet doep in the town Of Princeton In
that county.
A PROPOSITION to raise the legal rate Of
interest to por cent. is being considered BY the
connectiout Legislature.
The working parties on the Cuban tele.
graph are progressing rapidly in Florida, the line
being completed to ocala, and in connection with
Gainesville.
BEN DAVIS, of New York, and George
Adams, Of Missouri, ran a foot-race Of 100 yard,
for 1000 at Bloomington. Ill, on Friday last.
|
ADvIoEs from Tahiti to May 5, report
tho loss Of the missionary bark John Williams,
on Savage Island, May 8; also, the total loss Of
the ship Christopher Hall upon Navigator's
Island.
PETER McMARTIN, postmaster at Plan
tagenet, Canada, was shot BY man named Berry
on Tuesday. Berry rented mill from McMartip,
and the shooting occurred during a quarrel which
they had INDUCED in.
The Kearsarge mills, in Portsmouth, N.
II have closed work to make some needed 70.
pairs, and the corporation are to pay the board
u female operatives, aud half the board Of tho
males, during tho stoppage, which will bs sew
eral weeks
OK our first page will be found letter
from Secretary McCulloch to the solid mon Of
Boston who invited him TO 4 dinner. The See-
rstary declines. but gives some statements about
the condition Of the finances which will be found
IT is said that Messrs. Sumner and Ash.
ley urge July session of Congress for the pur-
pose Of impeaehing the President. It is not at
oil likely that session will be held for that pur.
pose. We are still Of opinion that the finances,
II anything. demand session at that time.
The Rhode Island General Assembly
met at Newport on Wednesday to inaugurats the
State Government for tho ensuing year. The
session will probably last four days. There has
been no change Of State officers this year except
attorney general. Tho old officers Of the Assem-
bly, were reelected.
The commissioner Of customs at Yank-
town, Oak, represents that smuggling Is carried
on there to a surprising extent. Firearms. am.
munitiOn, blankets, cutlery, and all varietie, Of
goods used by the Indians are introduced from
duty.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

DEPARTMENTAL PRAYER MEErING.-Every
morning Sundays excepted) prayer
meeting is held in the New York Avenue
church, (Dr. GURLEY's,) from eight o'clock
until quarter before nine. The average
attendance upon these meetings has been
good, but the large majority OF the clerks
who would like TO attend have been una
BILE to do so on account Of their breakfast
hour occurring between the times men,
toned. 1t has not been found successful
to fI an earlier hour for the meeting than
eight o'clock, and those who are not fortu-
nate enough to get their breakfast before
that hour have been compelled to forego
the benefits Of this meeting, or go without
that meal. We do not wish TO be consid-
cred as meddling with the affairs Of the
many good landladies who have the power
to remedy this difficulty, when we suggest
that during the existence Of this meeting
they may be the means Of accomplishing
good by providing the meal at an earlier
h0ur
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
Excursion of Senators Across the
Plains.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 29.-Col. Soy.
mour, OF the Union Pacific Railroad, in
arranging for Senator Wades excursion
party across the plains. Senator Wade
and q portion of his party leave here to-
night for Chicago, where several Senators
will join and proceed without delay to
Omaha, where a public reception will be
given them.
CLEVELAND, ONO, May 29.-The Sena-
torial excursion party left here for Chicago
and Omaha at $50 o'clock this evening.
The party consists Of Senators Wade,
Trumbull, Yates, Cattell, Howe, Harlan,
Creswell, Thayer, Chandler, Upton, Gen.
Anson Stager, Col. 8. Seymour, Hon. John
Covode, several newspaper correspondents
and ladies. The excursion will extend over
the main stem of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, west from Omaha, and may probably
reach Denver City, Colorado.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
Fall Of n Building and Loss OF
Lie.

NORFOLK, May 30.-At $3.50 o'clock this
morning a tenement house on Market
Square fell with crash to the ground, and
it is supposed to have caught under its
ruins a number Of persons. Mrs. Cheshire
and child had escaped from the house, but
were caught in the adjoining lane and bu,
ried. The lower floor was occupied as
stores and the upstairs as dwelling. A
horse standing in front was crippled be-
yond recovery. The cause of the fall was
the excavations on the adjoining lot to
erect a building for Messrs. e. P. Tabb &
Co., hardware dealers. They are now clear
ing away the ruins to rescue those buried
beneath. The overhanging walls make it
very dangerous to operate. The event
has shrouded the city with gloom.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
The Buckeye Club Race at Gin.
cinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 29.-There was very
large attendance at the Buckeye Club
Course to-day. Three races were run-the
FIRST hurdle handicap, for oil ages, for a
purse Of $500, two miles, over eight hur-
dies. Four horses started. Il. J. Smith
entered N. d. and Deserter, and Alexan-
der entered Redbird and Sarah. Redbird
won the race; time, 4:16t. Second race
q dash Of one and a half miles, for all ages,
for purse of $3.50; was won by Gilroy;
time, 2:48a; four horses started. Third
race-mile heats, best three in FIVE, for all
ages, for a purse Of $500. Two horses
started; Grigsby and West entered Maggie
McCarty; j. II. Smith entered Luxem-
burg; first three heats were won by iLux.
.emburg; time, 1:56, 2:02 and l:56t.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
Republican Meeting at New Or.
leans.

New ORLEANS, May pa Republican
meeting was held tonight in Congo
square. The streets in the vicinity were
densely crowded. The various negro ward
clubs attended in procession with torches,
banners, and transparencies.
Good order prevailed up to this hour, 10
o'clock.
A large police force is in attendance.
A meeting of the creditors of the Bank
of Commerce was held this evening. A
committee was appainted to examine into
the condition of the bank.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
Important order Of Gen. schoReld

RICHMOND, May 30.-Gen. Schofeld yes
terday issued an order for the purpose
OF giving adequate protection to all per-
sons in their rights Of person and property,
in cases where the civil authorities may
fail He directs the appointment Of mill
tary commissioners in sub-districts hereaf
ter to be defined, giving them the com.
mand ofthe police, sherifis, and constables,
and clothing them with the powers Of
magistrates. These commissioners are TO
take Jurisdiction in all cases where they
have reason to believe Justice is not done.
The order concludes as follows: "Trial
by the civil courts will be preferred in all
cases where there is satisfactory reasons
to believe that justice will be done; but
until the orders Of the commanding gen
eral are made known in any case, the par
amount jurisdiction assumed by the mill.
tary commissioner will be exclusive. All
persons, civil officers and others, are re-
quired Of the military commissioners to
the same extent as they are required by
law TO obey and execute writs issued by
civil magistrates. Any person who shall
disobey or resist the lawful orders or au-
thority Of q military commissioner shall
be tried by military commission, and
upon conviction shall be punished by fine
and imprisonment, according to the nature
and degree Of the offence. This order will
not bc construed to excuse civil officers in
any degree from the faithful discharge Of
their duties. It is intended TO aid the civil
authorities, and not to supercede them ex-
cept in cases Of necessity"
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
Meeting Ofthe Stockholders OF the
Illinois Central Railroad.

CHICAGO, May 29.-The annual meeting
OF the shareholders of the Illinois Central
railroad was held here to-day. One hun
dred and thirty-seven thousand one hun
dred and four shares were represented
r. d. Watterbeek, Cunningham Borth-
wick, and II. II. Hunnewell were reelected
directors by o unanimous vote.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

ARD having announced the wish and pur-
pose Of the American people, NAroLEoS
understood that discretion was the better
part Of valor, and accordingly withdrew
his support from poor deceived MAIL
MILAN; and since that hour his power and
prestige has declined. Bereft OF French
aid, and without money and men; without
support from abroad, and cut of from aid
and means at home, what could he do :
His amiable wife, CARLorrA, could not OBJ
tain aid for him in Europe. What could
the poor man do there but submit to
fateH He has been invested, sncom-
passed, his retreat to the seashore cut of,
and finally, on the 18th Of May, A. d.
1867, at 8 o'clock in the morning, MAXI
MILAN and his few chosen friends, at q
town called Cerro De La Campana,- sur
renders to the Mexican General EsooBKDo,
and the Empire Of Mexico is at an end.
We have hoped that, as he is now in,.the
hands Of the victorious conqueror, that
conqueror would be magnanimous, and
not visit upon him, usurper though he
be, condign punishment He has shown
some good qualities, and he has certainly
shown pluck. We think Of his kind-hearted
and amiable wife, to whom the sudden
taking of the husband would be death, and
while we think Of how this young Prince
was misled by that unprincipled and treach'
erous man, the King Of the French, we
would plead for the life Of the man who Ia
more sinned against than shining. We
must leave him, however, in the hands oI
those who can control his fate.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

The news Of Queen Victoria's mediation
between France and Prussia is said TO
have caused rapid rise in the price of
French and Spanish wine merchants are
supplied largely with this wood for wine
casks from that region, and the trade is
thereby peculiarly sensitive to the auctua-
tions In Europe.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

To THE LADIEs-Willian, No. 336 Penn
sylvanis avenue, ansouncss the positive sale Of a
large lot Of goods Of his importation, Lace and
silk Manllas, Bonnsts Flowers, Silks, velve, real
and imitation Lasss, ke, &e., which he Is selling at
the lowest possible prices. The goods are enume'
rated At large In his Advertisement in another col
umn. Mr.. r.WNnan q taste and enterprise iu his bus
insSs makes his establishment the headquarters for
ladies' Roods IN This city,
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
A MERCHANT of Richmond, Va, was lately

A MERCHANT of Richmond, Va, waslately
to attend the funeral of his
daughter, who died ut boarding school
in Northern city. He carried with him
two younger children, who were attacked
with scarlet fever on the way and died be-
lore they could be gotten home. Within
ten days these crushing Affections visited
a once happy home circle.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

as- Repatriation Notico.-The "qusiined
voters" Of the city Of Washington are hereby mott.
ned that on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the SOth and
slst Of May 1857 the undersigned will be In session
at the City Hall, from o'clock, a. m to o'clock,
p. m, 40 receive evidence Of this qualifications Of
persons claiming the right to vots in said city, At
the election to be held on Monday. the Sd Of Juno
next, and 'or correcting the li,ts Of voters here
tofore made by them and posted up In the several
wards Of said city. Q. J. BOWEN.
PETER y. BACON.
oRo. II. PLANT,
z. O. ROBBINS,
LEWIS CLEPHANR,
Judges Of Election.
Attest: s. V. EorEs, Secretary. my2S ,st
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

A LARGE Lor Of fine Black Cloth Sacks
for gentlemen at si6 Just received a. Hsnninss One
Price Clothing stors on the corner Of Seventh stree,
and Maryland avenue. Come Of them fashionable
length, and some longer than usual for those who
like long sack.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

GESrs' WHITE LINEN SUrs, prices rang.
Ing from se6o to $40 per suit a, A saks Co. 's, No.
SIT Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

SHIRTs.-French Yoke Shirts made to
order and warranted to Al, BY WIN. s. Tssl, No. S2s
Pennsylvsnia avenue, bstveen Ninth and Tenth
streeta
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

HooP SKIRTS AND CoRsErs at the lowest
rates a, Mrs stsrns No. si2 Seventh street, between
D and T.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
Canada Preparing for the Fenians.

MONTREAL, May 30.-Tho 23d regiment
of Welsh fusileers have been ordered to
Point Levi. Instructions have been re-
ceiyed to put strong force on the fortif-
cations there.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
LOCAL ITEM s.
Doctors, Dentists, piyine,.

Doctors prescribe, dentists recommend, and divnss
preach about sswysr's Bsrbsr's Soap. For sale By
N. W. BuRouELL Family Grocer corner Of Fourtesnth
ana Streets Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

MILLINERY GooDs sold at cost at Mrs.
stsrns', No. bl2 Seventh street, between and 4.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
wAsHISoroS, May 5O-Sp. m.-Jay Cooke 4
Co. furnish the following closing quotations NJ

Coupons, llliI 5.2O's, 1852, lO0li 5.2O's, 1854,
1885, 6:2o's, 1855, 1851 6.2O's, January and
July, 1885, lOSi lO.4O's, 99ii 1905, August,
lO6ti 1905, June, lO5li 1905, July, IO5ij
Gold, 1871.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS for your friends,
aud especially your lady friends, can be obtained al
the long established Jswelry Store Of Msssrs NJ. W.
Gait 4 Bro, No. a4 Psnnsylvania avenue. Among
those mentioned to-day are London, Geneva, Copen-
hagen, and American Watches and Amber Neck.
laees
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

ARE You SrcKi-Take Vapor Bath,
AK your Doctor. Try one, at Mrs. N. N. Abbey's,
No. si7 Street, near Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

GENrLKxRs's Blue Linen Check Suits,
prices ranging from % to slo per suit, at A. saks
Co.'S, No. SIT Seventh street, adjoining National
Bank Of the Republic.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Is out this morning, and can be obtained
at our counter. 1t has the full report Of
the Masonic celebration from our daily Of
last Friday.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

FURSIruRK.-H. F. Zimmerman 4 Co.,
No. $50 Seventh street. near D. announce on hsad
snd constantly receiving, the finest assortment Of
Cabinet Furniture, which they are offering at bar.
gains Call and examine their stock.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

The coLDEsr and best drink during the
warm days and nights Is Milburn's Polar Soda
wstsr to be procured at his store, No. $50 Pisenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
Te1egraph.
From Europe by Cable.

LONDON, May 29-2 p. m.-Consuls de-
clined Id. since the opening. American
securities are without change. N I.
LrvrRroot, May 29-2 p. m.--Cotton Is
without change. Wheat and Corn un-
changed. Flour nominal at 20s.
LONDON, May 29--5 p. m.--Consols, "a;
U. 8. 5.20's, 72i; Illinois Central, 76l /;
Erie shares, 40.
LIvERPooI, May 29--5 p. m.-Cotton
Hrmer; sales to-day, $4,000 bales; Mlddling
Uplands, lid; Orleans, 1ltal1b II
PARIS, May 29.-The Government has
taken measuresto greatlyreduce the num-
Der Of troops in the standing army.
MADRID, May 29.-The Spanish feet in
the Pacific ocean Is TO be materially
strengthened.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

TRUsEs, VALIsEs, AND SADDLERY.-The
atts.ioa Of eitlIsns who arc considering the pro-
psty Of leaving the city during the hot weather Is
eahsa 10 the extensive assortment Of Travelling
Trunts and valisss at the extensive establishment Of
Messrx J. 8. Topham Co., No. 800 Seventh street,
above oid-Yellows' Hall. As has been stated be-
fore those gentlemen tho desestablished prae-
healtrunk manufacturer in the city. All the work
iis done in their own establishment, by experienced
workmsn under their Immediate supsrintendsnes.
They have also on hIsnd and are constantly manu-
faeturins the most approved styles Of saddlsry and
harness, which they always happy to exhibit to
their customers.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE,
~ For Passengers and freight = ~
from washinicon 70 the mouth Of the e
Potomac and Norfolk.
The steamer HI LIVINGSTON, Captain Thomas
Lawler, viii leave Washington at Ssvsnth Street
Wharf. at o'clock TUESDAY MORNING,
FOR NORFOLK,
Making all the wharf LAndings on tho PotomAe
river, srrlying At Norfolk on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, aud leaving that Port for Washington and
WhAryss on the Potomac, WRDNRsDAY, at p. m,
touching, going and rsturning, at FORTRESS Monroe
On r2IDAY MORNING the steamer will leave her
Wharf, foot OF Seventh street, for the
MOUTH OF THE POTOMAC,
And will make all the Landing whArves on both
sides Of the river, returning to washington at p
N. SUNDAY EVENING, touching at the same Land
ings.
Faro from Washington TO Norfulk, Including berth
(5) ave doliarL Meals extra
For further particulars in relation to Passengers or
Freight apply to Company's Produce What. foot Of
Seventh street.
CAPS. THOMAS sTACRPoLR,
At the Produce Wharf, Washington.
Hooe Wedderburn's e Warehouse, Alexandra, Va. ;
kimberly Brothers Warehouse, Norfolk, Va
myT-H
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

81 Free to Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular, giving information Of the greatest import
anes 10 the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homsly may become bsautlful
the dsspissd respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, BY rs.
turn mall. Address p. o. Drawer, q,
mhls-d&wly Troy, MT.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

81 Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, but buy TRLLL 4 JACK.
SONS Pathology" and CURE YoURsRLP. ~
Sold BY American News Co, l2l Nassau street, New
York. Send for circular p25-d&w8m4
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

CHOICE GUNP0WDER AT $3.50,
AlH hsp sfT%RIa TERG TEb sE3Rs' $50 iaSTi HLSTH
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

81 -Registration Notice.-Persons who
may ind their names Incorrectly spelled In the
printed poll In the various wards, or who have
made application and been accepted whose names do
not appear in the lists will personally or In writing
communicate the error to tho undersgnsd on or be-
fore the 10Th inst, that without personal applea
tion the corrections bs made tho two days APP
pointed for that purpose by the Judges Of Election.
BIZ order. 8. " MOVES,
my23-st Secretary.