Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Senator sumucr Is expected hOrO on tho
22d instant
- Assistant Secretary Richardson has re.
turned.
an interview with the President yesterday.
w. o. Avery, esq., Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, has returned TO his task.
The King OF Ssxony has Published eleven
volumes, no one Of which has paid expenses.
- The real estate which the ROthIchilds own
In Europe exceeds In value IS, 100000.
- TrOllopo, tho novelist, Is 10 San Francisco,
arrived from Now Zealand.
- Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan arrived here yestsF.
day in company with the President, and is the
latter's guest.
MIR. W. q. Conant, chief Of tho warrant
division, who assisted In removing the books
and funds Of the sub. Treasury In Boston during
the Ore, has returned.
M. Garcia, the Argentine Minister, and his
family leave here this morning for New York,
en- route for Europe.
Hon. N. p. Chapman returned home Jester.
day from a campaign tour In Missouri, where he
rendered good service to the Republican cause.
A rich German Of Chicago, Mrs. Louise
Thlelman, Is having German theatre built In
| that city.
-Mrs Jack Grant, OF Portland, Oregon, has
shot and trapped three hundred aud nfty-eIRht
| squirrels the past season.
- The disaster Of Tuesday Is not without It's
| oompensAtlOn-We are not TO have Vice Presl.
| Journal
Joel T. Hart, the great FIorentIne sculptor,
| once built ohlmneye aud fences In Bourbon
county, Ky. Many Of them are still standing,
mute testimonials Of the origin Of great genius.
| "A statistical student Of the Cornell Uni.
versity says that Mr.. Froude, in the hrAt twenty.
| five minutes OF bis lecture Thursday night, put
/ his hand In his pockets tWonty-one times, ind
| lifted his coattall thlrty'nve times, by actual
| count.
- Lady Gibbons, wife OF tho Lori Mayor Of
| London, has been presented with = full length
portrait OF her husband, q service OF silver, aud
a beautiful MS. volume, bound 10 morocco and
Illuminated, containing a record Of the presenta.
/ tiOn, all from citizens Of London.
- Rev. pr. Miner, Of BelviderS Illinois, has
| been the recipient Of gilt from Mrs, President
Lincoln. 1t is an elegant family Bible, and was
| the last present ever received BY President Lin
| coin, having been given to him but short timo
/ previous To his death by the eolored people Of
| the South. It l. presented by Mrs. Lincoln to
Dr. Miner, In col sideratOn OF the strong friend
ship existing be Ween him and Mrs. Lincoln.
| = Marshall Wood, the English sculptor,
/ whose excellent work, THE Song Of the shirt v
nrSt drew American appreciation, has recently
| arrived In this country with q specifies but
charming company 10 The shape q The statues
and they are now on exhibition In New York
- It hAS recently been discovered that the
| sword exhibited at DumbArtOn DAstls as that Of
| Sir william Wallace could not have belonged
to that ceebrated chleftAin, and the British Sec.
| Rotary Of War has directed that II DO no longer
exhibited as such. II belonged 70 the period Of
Edward V, and was probably used by that
| monarch.
| - According to the Syracuse IN. W Journal
| hve hundred pages OF Mr.. Stewards autobiog.
| rAphy, which was unemployed at tho time OI
his death, are already written, or aFa In pOtsI
| ready for OnRrosSment. The portion completed
embraces bis personal history, and the notes
which he dictated pertain TO the late war, and
| are Of great historical value. In the work OF
publication, Mr.. Frederick Seward 10 to DO as
sisted by Mr.. A. A. Gutman, former private
secretary TO Mr.. Seward.