Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

WIN. Wood, ma naglng editor Of the Brook.
lyn Eagle, died yesterday morning.
Count shOreiOH len New York yesterday
- Havana To Join Alexis.
u. rhs New York delegates to the national
=. Noyentlon are Instructed to vote Tor
labor g >hllips for President
"shueh N1ge historical fact that cousin
1t hAltrL owned the calf that dug up
of Mrs. O,LearJ "a Missouri.
NllSsons diamonds ,ublIoan. has been m.
%. L. Stewart, Rel .torncy' al New York,
pointed assistant district a,
In place Of young Tweed. SWn from the
= Horace 0reely has wlthdT- 10 land il
bureau Of migration, but continues
hi. .,& .aS soS SSTI'TSGT p %aGssu, editor of the B
City Daily Joucnsi, Mich, AMI Hon, W.
Bates register Of the land once, East SanginAw,
Mich, are al the National
The valuable art collection Of Prince Ma
poleon, saved from the Palals Royale during
the siege Of Parts, Is about 10 DO brought 10 tbs
hammer In London.
- II IL said that Miss Laura Keone 10 going
to leave the stage, AMI that with several other
ladies sho proposes starting al illustrated ~
erATy and society Journal H.
- The breach Of promise suit Of Miss Hattie
yankirk vs. johnson was decided In PittshurE
on Monday. Hattie had her laeerated feelings
soothed b. verdict for damages In the SUN Of
~, 900.
= Passengers on tho Paeihc railroad during
the recent blockade state that dollsr was de
manded and paid for cup Of tea at some Of the
stations on the line.
Rev. DIR. HAmlin, OF ConstAntinopls, who
spoke In tro Of our churches yesterday, Is twin
brother OF Vice President Hannibal HAmlln.
he appears much younger than his distinguished
brother.-BosioA fransertpi.
M. Merry, the French journalist and writer,
has founded at Rome a new pnblleatiou, enti.
among its contributors Pers HyAnlnths, DR..
Doliinger aud other leading writer's, and 10
intended 10 be the organ Of the Old Catholic
party.
HiIdebrAnd, the notorious outlaw Of Mis-.
souri, dies harder than Dr. Livingstone Some
western newspaper hung him the other day,
and Ws thought We had got rid Of Publishing his
| obituary every week, hut he now turns up In
| Cincinnati, and hastaken lodgings Mt the work.
| house.
= Tho death 10 announced OF Miss Julia Tre.
lAwnsy Leigh Hunt, the surviving daughter o.
| time, been suffering from severe form OF
phthlslr, and died at Hammersmith, near Lon
| don, on fsDruaryL
John MeHugh, a Memphis boy 10 years
| old, foil through a hAtehWRy In that city, on
Thursday, distance OF seventy feet Although
ho dIslOoated his right wrist and cut his face
and forehead, he receiyed no very serious inter
nal injuries.
: The family Of tho late Field. Marshal Sir
John BurgOyne have intrustsd 70 Mr.. George
Bentley, for publieallou, the complete journals
Kept by Sir John BuTgoyns DUR during thS can: can.
been discovered among his papers, and also his
private correspondents during the orim'an
war.
Since superintendent George W, Miller
| was appoinied superintendent OF tho Insurance
department no has lost BY death his father,
mother and one sister, and through their doceaso
i he has Inherited aud come into possession Of a
i fortune Of $40 900, Nc wonder he could afford
trip TO Europe aud live iuxuriously In this city.
| ~, Y. ErTrsH
| The same steamer which brought the ia.
pAnese embassy TO San Francisco brought also
| about one hundred Of thsir oountrymsn, the
i greater part VI whom were young men who In
Il tend TenLlhing in this country 10 be educated.
i The Japanese girls, who came At the same time,
II IL said, arc TO be placed for some months In
i various families living In HeorgotoWn, ID. O.,
| under tho general protsotiOn OF MT, Charlie,
| I.Anman the American secretary OF the Sm'
i baesy The members Of the embassy intend, u
/ possfbIe to leave Salt Lake City tomorrow tor
Inc Eastern StAtes.-K. Y. Post
The Oshkosh lWis.) TfmsS says Mr.. Fuss,
| propTlstOr OF the Fuss HOuse, at menashA, wal
| Thought TO have died on the Sth inst, and propa
/ rationS were made for the burial. The funeral
| was postponed until the nth, when the triendl
Of the deceased gathered 70 do the last Iltel
| for the departed. Just before the CONN wal
closed, some Of the friends noticed that the sup
posed corpse was peTsplrlng quite freely; a
i b, VSlolan Waa called In, who prOceoded 70 bleed
/ ths nan, when the blood flowed, and he soon
Il came IA, aud reeOgnlIsd the anxious mourners
| lie il no,,' doing we'll, and IL In fair way oi
| recovery.