The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-12

Senator Casserly, OF California, and Mr..
Ordway, Doorkeeper Of .he House of Repre-
sentativea, arc among the late arrivals in
town.
Senator Cattell, of New Jersey, and Hon.
Robert C. schenck, of Ohio, are at the
Ebbltt.
Senator Sawyer, of South Carolina, is at
Willards.
Mr.. Thomas E. McAllster, of New York,
has been appointed to first-class clerkship
In the Sixth Auditors Office.
Hon. b. II. Brewster, ex-Attoruey General
Of Pennsylvania, had an interview with the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue yester-
day.
Parson Brownlow Is much better, and
thinks of coming to Washington.
The late George Peabody is said to have
left 81, GOO, 900 to be divided among twenty
ninc persons.
The Earl Of Derby's funeral was strictly
private. The offer of the Queen to be repre-
sented on the occasion was declined by Lord
Stanley.
Commodore Vanderbilt, 1t Is said, quietly
contributed two thirds of the amount $780,
000) to the colossal statue to himself. This
way we call that style of things "sponta-
neous outburstlng."
Some inqulsitous person says that Anna
Dickinson has seen twenty-seven summers.
The Messrs. Harper supplied the money,
and Hiram Powers executed the sculpture
OF the monument which has been erected
over the grave Of the historian, Richard
Hildreth, In tho Protestant cemetery IN
Florence.
Rev. petroleum V. Nasty" Is in Boston
lecturing on the conservative struggles
with the woman question"
The death Of Victor Emanuel will leave
Prince Humbert King of Italy.
George Francis Train, he of the "modest
MEN," Is "outbursting' at St. Paul, Min.
nesota.
Hon. Zadoc Pratt, who represented one Of
tho Interior districts of New York In Con.
gress some years ago, and who is now sci
down as worth Is, 900 900, was married a
few days ago, on his seventy-nInth birthday,
to Miss Grimm, young girl who has been
employed as wrapper writer in ono of the
New York newspaper offices.
Senator Gilbert, Of Florida, is at the Ma
tional.
Mrs. Yelvcrton, the English reader, ar
rived In the city, from Richmond, ycster-
day, and Is at the Ebbltt house.
Hon. Charles O'Neill, member Of Congress
from Pennsylvania, Is at Willards'.
Scion Robinson is in this city on his way
to Macon, Georgia, to do the fair for the
New York TriLuae.
George W. Adams, esq, Washington cor
respondent Of the New York World, re-
turned to the city last evening, after few
uays visit to headquarters.
w. Prescott Smith, general superintendent
OF the through railroad lines to New York
came down In the train which was blockudcd
at Boundary last night.
New MUsIo.-We have resolved from
Jno. P. Ellis, music publisher, picc. Of
new music, entitled "The EyaIgellne Dream
Waltz" by Mr.. Braluard T. Spencer. We
understand that Prof. Rosenberg, leader OF
the orchestra Of the National theatre, has
arranged 1t for his band, and tina! It will be
performed shortly at the theatre. Mr..
Si~HNNi . io' AiASl flOlhNtlllS nave met Win
immense success, one Of his pieces having
been arranged by Prof. Scala for the Marine
Band, and performed at the Presidents
grounds during last summer. Due notice
Of the production of this piece at the Ma
tionRl theatre will be given.
FROM THE PUBLISHERS we have Litte's
Living Age" for the week ending November
IL, an excellent number.
FROM Paris, of the date OF yeste rday after
noon, We learn that Alexandra 4 uguste Lc-
dru hoilln, ex- Minister of France, who was
compelled to seek safety In England In 1913
on account OF conspiracy against Sapolean,
Is expected to arrive to-day. Ii Is reported
that he will DO promptly arrested If ne en-.
enters French territory.