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A STREET IMPRovEMRsT.-Mcn are engaged
In removing the old curbs on Twelfth street,
between Pennsylvania avenue and F street,
and replacing them with new ones. There are
also men employed In grading the aame pre-.
pAratory to paving It,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08

oRDERsf for the NArroHAL REPuBLIoAS In George
town may be left at the bookstore Of Msssrs. o.
T. Getty 4 Co.. Toe Bridge street. where copies Of
the RErunLicAx may be obtained daily.
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A MEETING or FryrH WARD DgMocpArs.-
A meeting Of the friends Of Democracy was
held last evening at the corner Of Third street
east and II street north. The meeting was
called TO order by eieeting Mr.. Dennis Gal
iaghan temporary chairman. =. =
MI. Csllaghan returned thanks to the gen.
tlemen for the honor conferred upon Kim.
and said he believed that the meeting was
called for the purpose OF organizing A Demo.
cratic association. He hoped that they would
II they were going TO form Jackson or Sey-
mour and Blair or whatever kind Of a club
they chose to call IL, he FOR one was bitterly
opposed to any except pure Democrats Joining
other namo TO present itself. lie, in conciu.
sion, was In favor Of allowing any one to Join
them who was opposed to radicalism, which
has oppressed the people OF the District and
some Of the States for q number OF years.
On motion, Mr.. George Durham was chosen
secretary pro tempore.
hs Eh HAL bseSae,ea sone one e ssep door
tlcmen could not obtain an entrance.
Mr.: Alexander Dodge moved that a commits
tee OF I'VE De appointed TO select oficers for
tuition and bylaws for the government Of the
same, and report at the next meeting. Car
| ried.
Ing appointing the permanent Officers, As Gen.
Frank p. Blair was expected to arrive in this
city on Wednesday next, when grand torch.
he would ike the association to be Organized
so as to be ready TO Join in. He therefore
moved that the committee be instructed to re-
port on next Monday evening. Carried.
The Chair appointed on the committee
Messrs. VIM. A. Mulloy, John W. Mead, Alex.
Dodge, Thompson Van Riswick and Patrick
Hickey.
| Mr.. Mead made motion TO reconsider the
motion made by Mr.. Dodge, and gave az his
| reason for so doing that some Of the gentle
men were dissatisfied with regard to the man.
ner In which the committee was appointed.
| Carried.
The same gentleman then moved that a com.
mittee OF FIVE be appointed to draft q consti.
| next meeting; which was agreed to, =
On motion of Mr. L. Barnes, the old com.
mittee was requested to serve.
| Mr.. kIalloy declined to serve, and the chair
WINS appointed In his place.
Mr.. Mead moved that those wishing to join
be afforded an opportunity to do so, in order
that thew mil hit roceed tn rent n hall in Will
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E.rtosros or Gas At THE oarrroL.-Yes.
terd.y. Al about 40 n M. an expioslon of gas
occ,,rr.I Al tho GspitoI' which. Tor the time,
Hiied the minds Of tbe employees about the
buiIding vith terror' Some N }bem. no doubt.
BELIEVING that a aIys,rine Moi was being sud.
denly deyeioped. Wv
The explosion took place in the basement
OF the old Capitol building to its founds-
tion. n
An examination showed that a gas main
under the centre OF the dome, In what IL
known as the washington crypt, had burst
with terrible force, blowing out all the heavy
frame work surrounding II, tearing all the
doors and frames and windows to spiinters,
and scattering the fragments through the base.
ment passages In all directions. The effect OF
the explosion was such as to create serious
alarm for time for the safety Of the building,
which, however, WAS aliayed by the prompt
manner in which the officers and laborers
about the place took TO prevent the spread OF
Ore.
The funeral paraphernslia Of the late Abra-
ham Lincoln was placed for safe deposit In the
TALLY destroyed. The broken glass from the
basement windows was blown through the
passages ~ lar a. the west entrance 70 the
puilaine and portions OF the WOOD work seat,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08

ILLNESS oP REV. FATHER BoYLE.-It Is with
regret we announce that Rev. Father Boyle,
pastor Of st. Peters church, Capitol Hill, has
had relapse, and 10 now lying quite III at tho
Providence Hospital,
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LARogsY.-A eolored man, named VIM.
Coomes and Miller, charged with the larceny
OF pistol, some silver spoons Q, and other Rrti-
Giles, the property Of q. W. Waugh. He is
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST THE Corporation.
Gen. Mussey has entered suit against the
Corporation OF Washington for A: q. WASH
burn and Frank Moore for an injunction to
restrain the corporation from selling lots ], 2,
s, and 0, In square No. s9o for taxes due for the
alege that in 1867 the corporation declared n
nuisance to exist on the lots, and assessed q
tax for its abatement Of s7D7 IS, and q survey
that the nuisance only existed upoa part of
said lotsj that the amount paid more than
covers the entire expensej and having paid tho
latter amount In Ignorance, they propose to
seek return OF the same.
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CONDITION oB MR.. STEvENs.-The Hon.
Thaddeua Stevens Is improving and remains
comfortable, and visitors were received by him
lions. We learn that Mr.. S, Is making ar.
engagements for his departure next week for
his home In Lancaster, Pa.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08

CHURCH SERVICES To MoRRow.--There will
Temple, North Capitol street, between u and
y streets, Services at II o, m, Tho seats are
free, and the public are respectfully invited to
attend,
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WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.

WAsHINGTON CITY GAhDEN.
The proprietor Of this well-known aud popular
place Of resort desires TO call the attention OF asso
Citations, schools and private parties wishing to Eve
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
u Is located the corner Of New York avenue and
cool, aud pleasant. tits supplied with shooting
reshmens 81 ali kinds and q the best quality. fur.
nished at the lowest rates, There L. also a fne
dancing pavilion in the Garden. The manager
pledges himself to please all who may apply,
JOHN H0CKEMEYER.
2s.N Manager.
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Police ITRMs.-Geo. Warren was arrested
In the Eighth precinct, by Ohloer Anderson,
on a warrant sworn out by VIM. Toney, an
old colored man, who charged the prisoner
force and stealing slO.o5 therefrom. The case
came up before Justice Lynch, who committed
the accused for court.
omcer Gordon, Of tho same precinct, ar
tice on warrant, charging him with having
deserted the United States army, and no was
turned over to the military authorities.
On complaint of Rebecca Smith, Oficer
Hughes, OF the Fifth precinct, arrested Bertha
Shaeffer for keeping bawdy house, and Jus-
tice Harper held her In bail for court. Bertha
then Bwore out warrant against Rebecca,
charging her with fornication, and she 10 held
for a hearing.
Eliza Lewis, Eliza Pope, John Pope, all col
orcd, and Fanny Wells, were arrested, In the
same precinct, for assault and battery, BY ON.
GERS Lloyd, skinner, Clawson, and Howes.
They are all held for hearing.
O6icers Lloyd and Hughes, of the same pre-
cinct, took Emma Bernard and Catherine
Howard before Justice Harper, who fined
them Is each for enticing prostitution.
Sanitary Oficer Stlnchcomb arraigned Jo-
seph Roberts before Justice Walter, and he
was fined Is for allowing a nuisapce to exist
The some officer arrested Mary Herney for
exesvating a street, for which she was fined u
The same Justice disposed of the following
cases IN the Seventh precinct: James Lucas,
colored, was arrested by Officer Henry, and
fined o. for assault and battery.
The same officer arrested Mollie Fisher,
James williams, and Mary Taylor, all col
ored, for making threats of violence. They
were required to give bail to keep the peace,
hut the frst-named being unable to procure
bail was committed to jail.
Officer Brewer arraigned Frank Tones for
the larceny of 1915, the property OF Andrew
Haggerty, and he was committed to Jail for
court.
Mary Payne was taken before Justice Nor
sail, In the Fourth precinct, by Officer Harris.
She was committed for court to answer the
charge of keeping a bawdy-housc.
Sanitary Ohicer Hopkins arrested James
Marshall, colored, on warrant sworn out by
Rosa Ward, colored, charging him with hay
ing obtained carnal knowledge OF her person
against her will. The case came up before
Justice Walter, who required him TO give bail
In the sum of $500 for his appearance at court
to answer the charge OF rape and assault and
battery.
Sergeant Vernon, OF the First precinct, yes
terday morning arrested James Sanders, col
ored on suspicion OF having stolen three large
hogs that he was driving along the street, but
could give no satisfactory answer as to how
he came in possession OF them. Justice
Tucker had him locked him up to await a
The following amounts Of fines were In
poscd in the various precincts; Second pre-
clnct, ii; Fourth precinct, o.; Fifth precinct,
40; Seventh precinct, "; Eighth precinct,
-; Sanitary Company, 80. Total amount,
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being made In the Patent ONCE. Truman A.
Cook, ESQ.,, has been appointed principal ex-
aminer OF the class Of steam and air engines at
the Patent Once, vice ]. NJ. blanchard, re-
signed. General Ellis Spear, of Me-, has been
promoted to principal examiner In the class OF
railroad and civil engineering, vice Judge b.
+. James, promoted to examiner.in-chief. Gen.
Spear 10 q graduate Of Bowdoin College, and
lawyer by profession. The above appointment
and promotion arc regarded as excellent ones,
as the gentlemen possess all the qualiica-
tions to discharge their duties efficiently.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08

FoR EURoPg.-To-day, Mr., Joseph q. May,
of the dry goods firm Of May 4 Co., sails for
Europe BY the Havre liHe, on business con
pected with tho firm,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08

VERDICT SIT AsIDR.-In the case OF limo thy
]. Hurley, who was convicted at the present
term OF the Criminal Court, for n violation OF
section 81 OF the act OF January 10, 1860, and
bonded warehouse, on motion by counsel, was
act aside.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08

ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-Yestcriay
afternoon, at about 2 O'Clock, Jonathan Me.
Pherson, who resides on Four-snd-a-half
street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri
avenues, was arrested and brought before JUS
tice Walter, on the charge Of attempting TO
commit q rape on the person OF his stepdaugh-
ter, Annie Mcneil. II appears that last even
ing, while under the influence of liquor, he
went home and attempted to use indecent lib
critics with Annie. After evidence the justice
nf
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MRS. SENATOR TRUMBULL.-We regret to
hear that the condition OF this lady has In no
way Improved, and under the influence Of
narcotics, she Is kept somewhat insensible to
pain, though these Intervals from actual suf
tfering give no encouragement Of ultimate re-
OVprv.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08

GRAND UNITED ORDER OF ODD FRLLows.-
The demonstrations OF eolOred Odd Fellows in
October, at Harrisburg, Pa promises to be
grand success. The Services Of tho Hagcrs-
town Band have been secured by Brotherly
Lodge, No. 800, of this city. Jochabed Lodge,
that place, Large delegations from Philadel-
phia Is expected, and Baltimore, Washington,
Frederick, Alexandria, Norfolk, and other
The largest ever held by the oolored people OF
this part OF the State.-Harffsburg Telegraph.
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SERIOUS II NOT FATAL AocIDEsr.-Mr. Al
bert Dick, aged II years, an apprentice to
Messrs. Semmes Il Greer, builders. while en-
house belonging 70 Mr. JaSoS d. Hutton, o oS
Seventh street, between + and q streets south,
yesterday, about halfpast 10 O'Clock, a. m, ae-
cidentally fell from the same, distance of 20
feet, striking his head on fence. He was I'm
dence Of Rev, Mr.. Davis, on y street south,
between Sixth and Seventh streets, when Drs.
fenwick and Croggon were called In and rem
dered all the medical aid In their power.
They stated that the young mans skull was
fractured Just above the left ear, He BLEED
was removed to the residence OF his father
Mr.. John Dick, the collector, on New York
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
during which time he suffered the greatest
At 10 O'Clock last evening we visited the in
jured man, whose parents Informed US that Dr.
J. NJ. Toner, who Is attending their son, and
had Just left, pronounced him much better,
there being no pressure on his BRAIN but that
out OF danger or not, until after midnight.
Inc young m,n was insensible up to three
O'Clock p. m, and suffered great pain In his
head, the blood oozing from his left ear up to
tho time OF our interview. He only speaks
talk causes him to undergo great pain.
RIAL EsTATE.-Yesterday morning Messrs.
Green 4 Williams ,auctioneers, sold part lot 81,
square 6bt, fronting 10 feet inches on q street
between North Capitol and First streets west,
to Michael Brennan, for &96Oi and yesterday
evening a two-story frame house, with about
an acre OF ground, In Bladensburg, belonging
70 George Coldenworth, to 4. l.. Hume, for
CHURCH SERVICES To. MoRRow,-There will
be preaching tomorrow at the New Jerusalem
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= late hour last night, was considerably worse
than during the day. No hopes are enter
tAined for her recovery.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER C0LFAx,
..H OF fxprAxA.
CITY MATTERS.

BY reference TO the proceedings, II will be
seen thatthc Circuit Court on yesterday rscog-
nired Mayor Bowen as chief magistrate of
our city, and fully sustained the appointment
of Col. WIN. A. Cook as Corporation Attor-
ney. We never had any doubt about his legal
election as Mayor, and we do not believe that
any number Of our citizens differed from US.
This decision does not add any strength to our
previous opinion, although we welcome II at
this time for the benefit OF those who may
have had doubts upon the subject.
The Mayor has been importuned by persons
desiring special permission to sell various A.
ticles, and he has determined to give NO spe-
cial permits to anybody or for any purpose
whatever. He intends that all the laws shall
be strictly enforced without fear, favor, OF
affection. 1t will, therefore, be needless to
apply.
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". he'd ss.s q III q
ne 81 Esns s ~ nise ~,
rss.Sy. The following dsisssss. ron shs az.
dssrs. n: I. xhissinssoS, @S. TiasrHoSa snd
Eu. q. ssn 5:Aa sS %l. ass Hsos ~ lex
Adam, and 4. III Hall. xfsss : iSss SiSsus.
s Sn is n = sSss ALA
rs.oiaiion sssrsi - Hugh LsSkss Va uasni.
'S Rs.olseS, That oeunis.ss Of two frsn sseh
company b appointed p drsf. 1 4. fcr lths
government 81 the IRE departm ent 81 Alexan-
dria under the laws Of the state, to Be pre-
stionS sad eonaitsss 70 report 70 this eoavsn.
tien 81 some future meeting. " VIZ F..
/, The CHAIR sppointsd The following eonmit-
unicrwood and Fem o. ne f.iend.sip, and
Latham and Moore, OF the Hook and Ladder.
On motion, the convention adjourned, subject
TO the call Of the president ~ - ar
CAsrATA.--" The Flower Queen was given
sudisses Il the Asssmbiy aooms last night,
by the pupils Of Miss Woodbury., that lady
presiding 1t the pianoforte, and Dr. George s.
Hn: viva ~; Ss xun r0I nsn
Ida SfiiIiard % Tulip and Lilly, for their o.,
eellenee a. young vosaiists, sswellas for their
Exoussros..TAs Catholic Bsnsnsisi Asse.
MISREPRESENTATION oonasy is 10 have =
MARxEr.-whest, q, loptaso. Rye, ti.oo6
ti.ss. Oats 600. Corn, n ,Ss6Si %. = : !,
Ngw PAPEn-we sre shortly to have a new
CONSERVATIVES daily, 49, r.. 'T
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FROM EUROPE NJ GABLE.


Loxpor, June lin the House Of Com
mons on Tussday night an interesting debate
took place on the petitions Of the people Of
Nova Sootis against the Canadian Union.
John Bright noved that COMMITTEES DO APP
pointed 70 inquire into the sausss Of disoon-
tent In Nova Scotia In consequence Of the
operation Of the act Of confederation. He de-
oiarsd u an Investigation into this matter
could NIT Be otherwise than advantageous.
II II Was refused, the people Of Nova Scotia
would feel tAsy were victims Of policy with
which they did not and could not :sympathize.
Such refusal would increase their hostility 70
Canada, estrangs them from England, and give
q powerful stimulus TO the sympathy with the
U,itsd States. Justice to the people Of Nova
Seotin aad generosity to the United States Do.
handed this Inquiry. The Ministry would be
greatly to blame should any untoward event
result from refusal 70 grant this demand.
Mr. Baxter, member for Montrose. seconded
the motion. Ii
Mr.. Addersiey, under secretary Of the Coio-
NAL Departmsnt, acknowledged that diseon-
tent prevailed In Nova Scotia. He took ocoa-
sion to deny che sorreetaess Of the statement
made BY Mr., Bright in speech on the 18th OF
May, to the effect that the passage Of the
Canadian Union aet, In Parliament, was not
anal, but merely preliminary to Its conforms
ton BY the acts Of the Legislatures Of each Of
tho Provinces concerned. Addersley continued
by declaring that the appointment Of this
commission Of inquiry would DO great evil,
and would be oonsidered an Insult by the
Dominion Of Canada.
He Informed the House that stops had been
taken BY the Government to allay the present
feeling In the North American provinces. He
said this feeling was not no bitter ~ had been
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

The postponemcnt of the consideration Of
the tax bill reported to the House from the
Committee Of Ways and Means may or may
not be wise. 1t is certainly better to postpone
its passage than to hastily adopt an Immature
bill. We think the committee have done as
much towards perfecting bill as 1t were pos.
sible to expect under the circumstances; but
the notion which the House has got into its
head to adjourn at an early day will prevent
that due consideration to the measure which
the subject demands, and hence the postpone
ment under such condition OF facts may be
wise. Whisky and tobacco, however, are to
be duly considered, and It Is now very evident
that the tax on the former will, II reduced to
sixty cents, afford q larger revenue to the
Government than is now obtained with the
tax at two dollars. This is the opinion of the
western men now here, who claim to know,
and as many Of them are In the business 1t
certainly is hopeful indication that as they
go Tor reduction of the tax II will be per-
feeted In accordance with their notion. Any
thing that shall break up the whisky rings,
say we.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

VIZ THINK there cannot be any truth In the
statement that Hon. Reverdy johnson will re.
main In the Senate TIL the President shall
have vetoed the omnibus reconstruction bill In
order to vote In accordance with the veto. II
strikes US that Mr.. Johnson, having received
a unanimous confirmation as minister to Eng.
land, should retire.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18
Another walking Notch.

BosTos, June 1.-THE walking m ateh OF
100 miles for 900 and the champions hip oil
New England, between McF.thrick and y. o
Scott, commenced yesterdsy afternoo u. al
Mystic Park. It resultes. to-day in M eth
rick arriving In 81 hour, 0 minutes al ,d 4,
seconds. Scott gave o'lt on the ssth ! pile
having been q hours, 10 minutes and 9 zee
onds in completing thai. number Of miles.
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(oFfICIAL.I


Information has been received at this De
partment from Mr.. A.. p. Mangum, the Vice
Consul General OF the United States at Shan
ghai, China, of the death, on the 18th OF No
Vember, 1857, at sea, OF Alexander Anderson,
an American seaman belonging to tho ship
"daspee.n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

The World ASSUMES that General Grant de-
clined the Presidency in 1904, and therefore he
ought to decline itin 1865. Not SO. In 1854 he
was engaged in the work Of whipping the
rebels. In 1868 he will whip their friends, the
northern Copperheads.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

A Concord correspond ent OF the Boston Thar
siier predicts that, should General Hancock be
nominated BY the Democratic, the Republicans
majority, while, II Iii, Chase shall be- thcip
candidate, the majority for Grant will be
5000.
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NE PLUS ULTRA


ss:S s.,:s hy ssss SRsAJiY IN
a greater induconsnts than ever 70 all ~
~ persons who are In want Of those 81
beautiful etoves and In order 70 avoid
ktho usual disappointment IN tho rushS&
Of tie busy season. We veud advise our friends 10
TSr sale by iii iIS principal Stove Houses /.
wsshinGton and GserEstows. d. O.. and Aisxan.
drta, We. = .l u q ~ = n Juls-1
nEPARrNHNr OF rHR INTERIOR,
~ UHrrEp ~ krns PArssr oryIcas
On the petition Of JoHN nABIl. q Kn giish Neigh.
ssssSeS framed % sr y. d S:
Tor Al Improvement In Pen and Psncil Case. fof
S.s sa q: &: 81 s.s 4 ss
Patent once on MONDAY lie III day sfseptsm.
Der next, at II clock, N. and all persons are
tiasd 70 Appear. and show csnse, II any they have.
Why said petition ought not 70 DO granted.
.Psrsop. ogps.i, tAs sStsn.io g ats rsssiIsd e
81 isr.S !, srsnS, q iss.t s.s:ssg a;ss ssisf.
Ssrsy. % BE- '1 sasa Il tbs aid Sssrins, 1s"t g
Igiss sitss Oiies. which VIII b furnished q sp.
20 g ;ns ,:a s:ss az;
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ton, D. c.. and In the Atlas. New York, New
York, onos o week for three suscsssive weeks
s &; .i; Il :.'s !:
iels-Thsv Actinr osmnissieaer ii Pstent.
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Man Murdered-Anoshcr Killed
on the IA iIroAd.

hrvvALo, June T.-An unknown msn, sup.
posed to DO 9 travelling bird-aatcher and
trainer, was murdered last night, eight miles
from the city, and his body conveyed to be
thrown across the Buffalo and Washington
railway. A deaf and dumb man named An
drew Klief was killed on the Central railroad
last night. His head was completely severed
from his body and. tho trunk otherwise
mangled.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

THE World uses the mighty argument against
our ticket that Grant and Colfsx belong In ad.
joining States. Well, what Of It Suppose
they belong In the same town. II the World
can furnish no other objection Its opposition
Is pueriie.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

=, "H"HTNUfUFI 5uuo ., Ibo5.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Joseph Uirich, the Consul
OF the United States at Monterey, OF tho
death, on the It'll day OF May last, at Monterey,
OF Joaquin Fox, native OF Louisiana.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

THE RICHMOND wig is afraid that II the
North does not put stop to Radical rule 1t
will be enslaved. We are much obliged for
this sympathy, but we assure the Wig that
II comes to the wrong market to sell Its wares.