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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16


TtEaFls a general advance In the shares
of the silver mines OF Nevada. -
TINS steamship g. Laurent, from New
York, touched at Brest A. noon yesterday.
YEsrrRpGr Prim was assailed By an anti
conservation mob In Madrid. He aucceeded
| In making his escapo uuhurt,
IL wIvrnIY. No. ON ,bs p,vh, Of IN.
9th instant, an aKrieulturai impiement store,
carpenter shopa, livery stable aud saloon
were burned. Loss about eo0, 900, Insurance
small.
TupT had a sevsre rain ,torm ut 81. Louis
Yesterday, snow fsii Tor several hours, aud
yesterday morning was as cold a. any during
the entlro winter.
THn London nne,' editorial Of Yesterday
r1pressss confidence In The belief that the
House OF Commons will exclude ssctarianism
bat not religion from the bIli now before
that body.
RUDOLPH, the billiard champion Of Amer
lea. loffsrs 10 play with RobcTta, the senior
er-champion Of England, for The champion
shlp OF the world and Si0, 600, The game
to be played In Paris, New York Or In Lon
don. 80 -7--0
Tun rush 70 the San Diego gold mlaes Is
undated. Il IL reported that the Cinnamon
have been driven ont Of the new mines and
several killed. San Diego and other towns
Ia the southern portion Of California are
being rapidly depopulated.
GEoRou NIouI. a seaman. dad yestsrday
In Philadslphla from InIuries INFLICTED by an
upkpovn nero man on SATURDAY. night,
aided by a man named mn. al NaKle's
bakery. IN I,etltla atreet. nm |. in custody,
INIT ne princlual asss M nj Il nnknoWn.
-. -. ---,-s a, 49,. -
z,I As Jus. recei.eo ~ tonoon nou
thSt me pTs,.lsnes a. ths shal,ra Sstsss
The moyemsnts N tbe ,InedItIon which re-
Gently ,et out ~ .scs,tain me -hereahont.
on ths trnvslsr m. LiyIng,ton.
- .'..s'' :, 81,
Two HuhDhnp OanaaiAns VINO eet.ee
Two years IN he rapal service paraoeo
Inrongn rams yesterday on their way nome
Ihey have q number OF nags and medals
presented ~ hla Holiness In ""na'deraiion
Of their faithful services.
A TELEaRLN from Hong Kong yesterday
In London chronicles another collision With
a steamer Of the Penlusula aud Oriental
line. The sunda recently ran down and
sunk the German ahlP Carrie and Jane Oh
the coast OF japan. No particulars arc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

FIRH.-The alarm about s o'clock yester-
day morning was oceasloned BY the burning
OF n stable In the rear OF house No. 2lD b
street, belonging 70 Mr. HerHberg. The liable
vas damaged 70 the amount Of about oiOO,
bnI Msssrs. Tremley 4 Carey, who had a
quantity OF clothing, books, &C., stored
therein, suffered a loss OF some $500
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

GRAM ARRiVED. Tho Georgetown canal
having been cleaned out and repaired, aud
the water turned IN, all the mills have 70
sumed work aud grain has commenced TO
arrive. One thonsaud buahOls Of prime red
was loaded yesterday from Alexandria, aud
sold at u. % psf bushel. TEEgE5
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

sERIoUsLI INJURED Yesterday after-
noon as Mr.. D. L. Morrison, who resides at
the corner Of Eleventh and L streets, was
driving along Eleventh street hls horse took
fright and ran on, throwing Mr.. Morrison
from the buggy In which he was seated, and
inluring him In such manner that his life
Is despaired Of. He was taken to his resi-.
speedily In attendance aud rendered all the
aid possible.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

TEMPERANCE ANoNa THE soLDIERs,-A
temperance meellhg was held at the post Of
battery X, 9Th U. 3. artillery, on Monday
evening last, and was addressed by Mr.. II. N.
Rothery, W. P. Of Howard Division, and
some temperance songs we're sung BY his
little son. A division OF the 8. OF 4. will be
formed at the above post 10 q few DAYS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

WONDERS win never cease. The Wyoming
jury, whereof the better half were ladies,
after four days OF elaboration upon = simple
case OF homicide, have actually returned a
verdict to the astouiahed court. To be sure,
Il was only reached BY the process OF eI.
haustlon, but the alleged lmposslblllty Of
feminine agreement being achieved, what
does IL mater that the ladies' OF the Jury
were very much fAtgued, aud doubtless re.
tired 10 their homes thoroughly disguised
With the exercise OF at least one Of abe
rights they had WrSstsd from tyrannlcal
man. We hope their hArdIhlpS will not be
fatal to the great cause, but that the noisy
few will persoyers until they arc convinced,
like their sisters Of Wyoming, by actual eI.
perlence, that our rights include duties, the
performing OF which Il not the SoTt OF sport
they had Imagined. What happy fellows
those husbandsl In Wyoming must be now
that their Wlyes have actually been Tex
hausted" by ons OF the most trivial Of the
labors aud responsibilities they so much COW
eled.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16
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NAuosAL TuuArHn. John r. owens -
Henry Dove in "Marrisd Life" and A. soion
Single.
wALLs OPuRA Housu.-The Ohspmsn ~.
tiers and q. n Bishop, 10 "ISion' 30"
Prsoious Betsy" p.,do,,
HAanoStAL Hall. = Ohafls. n, 49,
.tartiips and m arvellou' N r. ,..,n.,.
are sid TO rival The Dayenpo ~ pSI
sss : u,rnlaeent PAuoramie Eshi-
bition. v..t.,.. ........
anoes.
IN the " Man Of Force"
IsLGSp HALL, SourH wAsHiSorou. Com
nil msntary ball by the members Of s. J. Bowen
engine company. OIL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

sIyORI has returned to Paris after tout
In Italy.
sTRLUss has been presented by bis or.
ehestra with a cross Of honor set with bril-.
llRnta.
wAoSER's "Lohsngrln" has bcen for some
time promised at Brussels, but it, production
lie mysterlously delayed.
HAYDN once wrote come muSIe to GiI
French proverbs. II has never yet been
published, but will soon be issued BY q MI.
nlch house.
CARLoTrA PATTI aud troupe will give two
concerts In Baltimore, beginning on the 2Sth
Instant. The troupe was lately In New Or
leAna. ...
GENOA has new concert room, called
AFTER the celebrated ylolinist, the ''sAlls 81
Vori." At the opening concert slyori played.
A PAMPHLET on the methods Of conducting
an orchestra has been lately lssued In Paris.
II 10 from the pen OF Richard Wagner, and
will therefore command attention.
ADELINE PATTI has tlckled the Russians
by singing at q charitable concert, at 81.
Petersburg, the national air " SoloWeI,"
which, being Interpreted, means "The Night
lngale."
"DAs TESTAMENT" 10 the title OF two
act opera BY Wallensteip, OF MRyeneo, lust
produced at the ITALIA theatre 10 that city.
Ia that town oberthur, the hArpist, has
lately been concertizlug.
NILSSON, when 4 little girl, sang In ven.
triloquist's booth, In Sweden, for 20 francs
for an eight days engagement. Now she
can demand her own termS from tho leading
operatlc managers Of the world.
DR. TouRJEK's conservatory OF muSIc Ia
Boston 10 claimed TO be the largest music
school In the world. The attendance in
three years was four thousand nine hundred
and nny.siT. 1t has an amateur orchestra
Of sixty or seventy performers f
MADAME YIARDoT. 0ARoIA'b new opera,
"DerletIe ZGuberer," was recently produced
at Carlsrhue, but disappointed the audience,
which included that magnificent pOtentate,
the Grand Duke Of Baden.
VEERDPs early opera, al Masuadleri, !"
has been received at ave OF the Paris thea
tres under the title OF "Les Brlgauda," and
has proved atumultuouS success, With Mile
Marlmon as prima donna aud n. Jourdan
a. tenor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

THE Right Rev Thomas Foley, D. d.,
bishop OF Chicago, will celebrate Pontlncai
High Mass At b. Patrick's church to-mor-
row, 81. fatriek's day. The Rev. John
Foley, D. D., viii preach the panegerlc on
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

TnE WELTHER LAST NIoHT.-Aboul nine
o'clock last night II commenced raining, and
amer Jupiter BluElus had let loose his nood
gates for some time the wind veered to the
northeast, and eliminated In q hail storm
OF short duration. The hall atones ratified
against the window panea right merrily, and
Tears are entertained that the fruit trees may
suffer considerably IN this section. The
weather lately has been as tickle as maiden,
and last night we had smile Of SPLINTER
lingering In the lap OF spring." The storm
was accompanied by lightning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

ILLfSou soCiLlLH.LA large humber Of
ladies and gentlomen aItembled Last evening
at Liberty Hall 70 Join 10 the pleasures Of the
Illinois toclable, The proceedings were
varied with speeches, recltatlons, music, and
dancing. All seemed TO eujoy the entertain
mcnt with inhnite zett and satisfaction.
Judge Hoar presided, aud announced tho
changes In the programme. General Moore
made 4 speech eulogistle OF Illinois and lts
people, which was we'll received. Mrs.
Marin stetson gave recitation ln an effective
manner. Theterpsichorean exercises were
kept up until alatS hour, '.-.' T
Among those present were Mr.. Chester
and daughter, Misc Minnie Judd, Gen, +. A.
Paine, Judge Wiley, II. P. Thompson and
lady. Tho occasion altogether was yery
pleasant one, and will long DO remembered
BY the happy company. . "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

scAASoE AT ODD FELLows' HLLL.-The
exhibition last night OF material manlfssta-
lions 10 popular splrltuallsm, was most as
tonlahlng aud decidedly amusing, amply
compenSAtlng for the fec Of admission. The
medium who developed these surprising and
unaeeountAble exhibitions was Mr.. Charles
Ii. Read, Of New York. He was q soldier
ln the late war, and suffered the horrors Of
Andersonyills for many months; aud he pfo-
poses, during his stay here, 10 give one ex-
hibltlon for the special beneHt Of soldlera',
WldoWs' and orphans, Of which due notice
will be given. IT~T7
The hall last evening was crowded by an
attentive audience. Mr.. Read will repeat
hla sceanee tonight at HRrmonlal Hall, OPP
posite Metropolitan hotel. All should 20,
see aud Judge for themselves OF these won
derful performances.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

A LHNTES SBRMoA.-Less food means
temperance. Precisely this, nothing more
or leSs. II dosen't mean the temperance
reform. II means simply the avoidance OF
exeesS. It Is the excess, or the little too
much that hurts. Il Is the feather that
breaks the eamel'S back. And IL Il then so
hard that this little can't be avoided Yea /;
that 10 II We must have LITTLE more there
Is q little more room In the oVer-cToWded
stomach. And what Is the consequence
Simply little uneasy feeling. Sometimes
this 10 all but not always. 1t 10, however,
always hurt, that will be felt by and by,
and more and more as the individual per.
slsts. But even for the present, with many
men, II Is bad thing. A person will feel
stupid he will have the blueS, because the
stomach, through the nervous influence,
Affects the whole system, making the body
dumplsh and the mind dull, and the ludl-
valuable anything but agreeable. Now this
10 q common fact we see II everywhere,
every day, every meali people "hog
II /" that Is the word. Why not Just cut OF
the little excesses, and thus DO cheerful, be
healthy Some men do this. Reader, try
IL, and you will thank US. Remember, 1t Is
not bard the habit Il soon formed and
then you will be 10 new atmosphere you
will live q new life. Think not you are not
tho one aimed at we all are more or less at
fault here, Much, much more happy as q
race should we be II we paid more attention
10 diet.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

LOCAL BREyIrrEs. = Edmond Taylor,
colored, was fined IS By Justice Weaver for
trespasslng on the premises Of Gen. Wall
bridge, In the county, t4f
WIN. Waunell and Edward Anderson had
each TO pay q hnc OF IS to Justice Wall for
taking pigeons belonging 10 Jno. NJ. Colburn.
Boys, = pigeon is properly.
Henrico Otto, for begging on the street,
wac arrested and locked up In tho Eighth
precinct stAtlon house for ave hours. -
Frank Forster, colorcd, for the larceny of
= dress pattern belonging TO Joseph Green
= held for hearing before Justice
Schmidt. ~
. W. A. Tolsr paid a nne Of ESQ to JnstIce
D. r. Smith, for soliciting trade without
license. .-' a..r f.-.7 ...A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

Nh. joins Wis.,, late Of the arm Of wise
a Callahan, d prepared to do all kinds Of
brick work aud stone masonry faithfully
and promptly. Word left at hla residence,
No. 40 First street northwest, viii receive
prompt attention. - :
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

OBTAINING MoSEr nj FALsn PRErKxoEs.
named Z. Douglass Webb, Of Georgetown,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detect
Ives Coomes aud Miller, on the charge Of
obtaining $500 from WIN. II. Huesils by
fraudulent pretences. The money was OBJ
taiued amer banking hours upon dram
which has since proved to be fraudulent.
Webb has been arrested before on q similar
charge and eyaded puniAhment, but the on
GERS seem to think they win be able to push
the present charge to conviction. He will
have q hearing 70 day before Justice Walter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

REMoyLLoF DEPUTY sHERFT RTEDERs.-
Sheriff O'BTien has removed his Deputy
Sheriff, Capt. Isaiah Rynders, and has Ap,
pointed Mr.. WIN, Hickey TO succeed him.
The immediate cause Of the removal was the
conduct Of Special Deputy Sheriff McAAhon,
who got drunk himself aud made drunk four
eonYiets whom he waA charged 10 take 10
Sing Sing by Capt. Ryudeu, Il was the
duty Of the captain 10 soc that persous under
sentence 10 State prison were delivered 10
the keeper, and his failure 10 perform that
duty In a recent conspicuous case has cost
him his positIoa,-N Y. TribUHs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

DIsFuRBAEoE At THH Carroll -Yester-
day young man named Dalton aitempted
70 enter one OF the rooms reserved FOR the
by the colored attendant. Dalton attempted
to force his way 10 and the attendant tried
to elect him, whereupon Dalton struck him
. severe blow 10 the face. Sergeant alarms
French seeing the difficulty, went to the as
slstanco Of the employee, and also received
q severe blow. The police were then sum.
moned, and amer struggle, in which Dali
ton was very bolsterous, he was taken TO the
lookup In the basement and left 10 ruminate
on the folly OF attempting to 60 where he was
not wanted. 30. 7I..-s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

-T#E METHODIST Book FRAUDs-ISDoRsE-
MINT on THH MAJORITY REroRTs. the
New York Methodist preachers meeting on
Monday the Rev. Dr.. Andrews presented
resolutions lndorslng the report Of the major
lty Of the book committee 10 their recent
Investigation. These resolutions called forth
considerable discussion, In which the Rev.
Drs. Rldgway, Foster, Curry, Tiffany, Craw-
ford, aud Aessru. HermAnce, Taylor, King,
aud Others, participated. The general express
sion was that the allegation Of fraud had
not been and could not DO sustained, and
that the verdict OF ten against three was
sufficiently strong In Itself to demand appro
val. The publication Of the minority report,
aud OF DR.. Shler's paper In Ihs Baltimore
AnIsrieda, were deprecated, and declared TO
have been illegltlmately acquired and made
known. The committee had directed the
minority report 10 be sent TO the general con
ference, together with that Of the majority.
The action Of the Baltimore conference In
censurinK the majority. and Withholding lts
Sunday school union funds, was also com.
mented upon a. unjust and harsh-there
being no proof either before the conference
or before the community 10 sustain the allie
cations Of fraud. And AFTER careful lnyestl-
cation the book committee had failed to fnd
proof. Their action Is nnal, and can only
be reversed BY the general conference. Mr..
Hermance moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which was lost, and they were
adopted by q large ina Jorlty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

CAPTURE OF CoUHTERIuTHRs WITH In
PLRdRETs AND OoTN.-LAst night, about
eight o'clock, Colonel whitley, chief Of the
Treasury Department detective force, with
several Of his Officers, made descent at 43
York street, Brooklyn, and captured four
men In act Of manufacturing counterfeit
i've aud three cent colns. The building 10
which The counterfeitlpg was conducted 10 .
two-stOry frame bulldlng, midway between
Fulton and Catherine street ferrlGay and was
occupied In Its upper apartments BY faml.
ly. The lower floor was used by the cOuu-
terfelteTs as lodgings aud the basement for
a mandatory. A bag, containing about
half bushel OF bogus colnb, and trunk
full Of the same, were found On the preml-
ses, and, with the men, stamps, dies, &C.,
were seized. The mems names are Antonio
Cattucee, Marco Belafre, Pablo MRrlei, and
George BaTcalo. The latter succeeded In
escaping from the officer having him In
custody, aud the other three were taken
to tue station house. They will como up
for hearing before the United States COM
mlsslOners this morning.-N y. Hrald, II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

DISTRICT MATHIS IN CoSaREss.-In the
Senate yesterday, Mr.. Lewis, from the Dis,
trlet COMMITTEES, reported fAVorably on the
bill TO incorporate the Island Institute OF
Washington, d. O., recently introduced BY
Nj. Wilson. Also, reported back the bill TO
authorize the corporate authorities Of Wash
ington city 70 endorse bonda Of the Southern
Maryland Railroad Company 10 the amount
OF one aud a-half millions Of dollars, for the
purpose OF building railroad from this city
10 Point Lookout, Maryland, with an amend
ment providing that tie act be submitted to
the legal voters Of the city, at q meeting to
be called by the Mayor, and held within
thirty days after the passage Of the bill, aud
II two-thlrds OF those voting are In favor OF
the subscription, then the bonds are TO be
endorsed.
A meetlaE of the House Committee on the
District was held yesterday morning, aud
considered the following matters Of Interest
TO our people; The general Incorporation
Cook, providing for tho Incorporation In the
District Of Columbia Of Institutions Of learn
Ing, religious societies, benevolent and edu-
cAtlonal Institutions, associations for mama
featuring, agricultural, mining, mechanical,
mercantile, transportation or marketing
purposes; cemetery companies, horse or
steam railroad companies. 30, &o.
Amer making large number Of amend
ments 10 the bill affecting the regulations
and restrictions OF the various classes, tho
committee decided that II be reported TO the
House, aud hs passage urged. .-'...
The bill to extend the time for the com
Pletlon OF the lateral branch OF the BalIl.
more and Potomac railroad was amended 50
as TO allow the company TO lay Its track on
either side OF the canal, and Il was ordered
that II be reported TO the House.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

eHRtous ATFRAI "A BARTENDER Re-
oE1VEa NuH srABs IN THR BopT.-BetW een
four and ave O'Clock, yesterday morning, 4
serious ARRAY took place In an alloy adjoin-
Ing the drinking saloon, No. $50 South
Ninth street, In which Lewis s. Foster, the
bartender, was dangerously stabbed by Pat.
rick Kelly, q reputed gambler. Foster ro-
cslyed nine stAbs In different parts OF the
body, the most serious being IN the breast
aud abdomen. He was removed TO the hos
pltal. Though he is In a very critical condl.
ton, hlS wounds are not considered neces.
sarily mortal. Kelly was arrested soon after
the occurrence BY Policeman Mcguire, OF
the Fifth District, who was attracted TO the
scene by tho discharge OF u pistol, which
waA done by Kelly, tho ball passing through
the front window into the bar-room. Kelly
was taken TO the hospital yesterday after
noon, and was fully Identified by Foster.
There was q report In circulation that the
fight between the men arose out OF Kelly
SnAtehing from the hands Of Foster the pro-
eeeds OF the days sales aud running out Of
the door, but In the deposition OF the
wounded man no mention Is made Of Il.
Foster Is about thirty years old aud unmar.
RED. Kelly Is about thlrty-hve. He Ia a
large aud muscular man, aud ought to be
more than . match for Foster, Without the
necessity OF uSlDg deadly weapon. When
arrested the bloody knife was found on him.
Ward, his companion, had loaded pistol In
one Of his pockets. -I'hlld. IATHirSr l5th.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

Dtttrtef Cootum6id, WaaAfn0 ton dg,tat to,Sit;
iIlI Of EIAStls B. barrett, deceased, he sxssatIiE
AtoIessid ha,, With the Gpprobltlol d The OF.
EoiItad Saturday, APRIL ~, a, d. isJO, Tor he
hlal settlems1t lnd distribution Of The psFaonal
a. far a. the same bAyS bssa collected snd Turned
ne n9nsH yhsn md where AZ ~ siilsrs M
their claims proPsrly youehsd, Of they nay olRsr-
vie by law, bs excluded loop Al bsnsAl y
order BE- publiShsd oses Wsef Tor thiet wseks n
he hArioSAL RHrubLI0AS pisViSub 70 he Gaia
S An: r sAs;,,gs.gg ssgVh..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

LOOKING ron PARASITES. An occurrence
took place In Que OF tho school districts at
sanllac, Michigan, A selEeonstltuted COM
miIteo entered the school.house during tho
session Of school, aud proiesAed 10 examine
tue seholArS persons, IL having been re-
ported that some Of them were troubled with
parasites, The whole school, boys and girls,
were carefully examined by the investigating
committee, And two lice we're found. The
presence OF the girls, but when the girls
were examined the boys were let out OF
doors. The director Of the school, naturally
feeling outraged at this high-handed pro.
ceedlng, had tho parties arrested for assault
and battery, but the Jury returned verdict
Of no cause Of action. The IvasI,l assigned
by come was that there was no violence
used, only threats toward the children, 10
Induce them 10 strip for the examination.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16
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compiled with The terms d taid sales, aba he gIid
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aBd that the Gmouhf Of puie6iss nogey and ipiar.
fqqeS 10 the N The pStle II u. this fh day
Of March, 1870, ordered that said sal - AID lAf
siGpment DO, AID the fAine are hereby, and
epnaFmed, ualssa cause % the eqatl.Iy y shoVn y
sss! pIo,iSs5 COPY sf'iEis order 3 sbiishsSis
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