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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
.CRUISING FOR PIRATES,
ARRIVAL OF CAPTURED FISHERMEN

Boston, June pa large United States
steamer is cruising of Charlestown this morn
ing.
The crew of the fishing smack burnt by the
Tacony, arrived at Woods Hole to-day. They
were put on board the South shoal light-ship
by the pirate.
rive are somewhat acquainted with the to-
pography Of Charlestown and Boston harbor,
having once examined it closely from bal
loon, (Which landed in the water, near Pt. shir'
ley,) and are somewhat puzzled to make out
the cruising ground spoken of in the telegram
above.
Is the large U. 8. s. cruising in the track Of
the East Boston ferry-boats or the Chelsea
ferry-boats, or docs her course lie between
Apple Island and the dock of the Cunard
steamers and Long Wharf1l
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

The Boston Commercial BulEstin gives a COM
municatiou from retail dry goods dealer in
that city, in which he animadverts on the prae-
tice, too much In vogue there, he thinks, of
York to purchase goods, instead Of buying
them at home. He gives a curious anecdOt
of his own experience, by way of illustration. .
ga lady," says he, "in purchasing an elegant
article Of me for wedding gift, wished TO pro-
cure label from the Adams Express Company,
aud paste 1t upon the box, that her friend
might suppose It came from New York. An
other party recently Apologized for buying her
goods in Boston, saying that her health would
not admit of her visiting New York"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

METRoPoLITAN PoLIGE REPORTs.-Prscinet
No. 2-Ellen Thompson, intoGIcationi fined o..
Barnard Miller, diSloyAlty, and s. Stewart disor-
derlyJ dismissed. .. . D.. i-rr
PrsciRet No. 3.-John and Mary Buckingham, dis
ordeTlyi hned S2.6s. Barton shamrock, grand lar
ceny; jail. Gran. Holly and Henry Day, drunk;
diamisSe .at ..l
Prscihot No I.-HilmRn Summers, aisordeFIy and
carrying concealed WeApOnsj fined ga Jno Han
ley, vagtancyi turned over to the military Henry
W. PFloe, dtunkennessi fined o..
Precinct No. 6.-EliEAbeth Herbert and Jacob
Pedrock, diSorderlyS fined Sist Mich. Kearney,
diSorderlyj fined 81 Nottie spophorn, intoxica.
toni fued s2 Ida Baltic, dressed in male attire;
fined S5. .
Precinct No. 8 WIN. Crowner, overch ArgIng hack
rates. fined s6. Peter sweitzer, creating a nut
saneej iined siO. Isaac BogaFdof, do; hAed 81.
Preeind No. S.-Jno. VAnderhaver, perjury; dis
missed.
Precinct No. D. In this precinct, and in No. /,
there were no arrests.
Precinct No. lO.-AnnR Rebeeca Gray. Mary Ellen
Butler, Charlotte Mason, susGn Rsiver, Frank and
Francis ChfiAtmAS, diGordeFly, were each fined 90.
For same offence the following were each hned 81
Mary Jane Ward, Sarah Elizabeth Beckett, Mary
Johnson, GeorgiRnna Bacon, Mary Martin, NAL
VinA CTompton and Frank Hanks.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
Depreciation. OF IN. p,rnte T.coDv.

CHATHAM, MASS, june 23.-The l5hlng
schooner Juliet, Of Beverly, Capt. Malows,
arrived here this afternoon, and reports that
she spoke the schooner Florence, Of Gloucester,
this morning, about forty miles southeast from
Chatham Lights. She had on board 100 per-
sons from the pirate Tacony, which took the
Florence yesterday and boarded her, and or
dered her to New York with the prisoners.
The Tacony took aud burned six schooners
yesterday belonging to Gloucester, and three
ships-the Saratoga, Paraguay, and another,
name unknown-in lat. Al 03, long. 90 10.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
The Pirate Allah anna said 90 be In Tight
Place.

A correspondent Of the Boston Traveller at
Newburyport writes, under date OF June %:
81 have seen Captain Bailey, Of schooner
Amelia, which arrived here on Saturday. He
len Mayaguez June 3. and inst before he left
his merchant received letter from st. CroK,
3Oth May, saying that the pirate Alabama was
in that harbor, and the Northern war vessel
Alabama and another United States war vessel
outside. As the Alabama at our last accounts
had been long enough on the equator to leave,
and there had been time for her to run to the
West indies hy the Both, the report seems prob.
able, and the source from which the report
comes is reliable"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
An Ome,r Shot and a Dsssrtsr KILLED.

NoRRIsTowY, June 22.-Last night, Daniel
Elsenberry and NJ. Wagner, special deputy
provost mHrshals, assisted by A. K. BartOlct,
enrolling officer, attempted TO arrest deserter
named Howe, in Frederick township, Mont
gomery county. Admittance to the house was
demanded and refused. Horns were blown by
parties in the hOnso, and answered by horns in
different parts Of the neighborhoOd. The de-
serter fired from a window aud shot Bartolet,
killing him instantly. AS he was firing the
second time, the guard fired and killed Howe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Two o#oers Shot
by Deserters.
The DespetadOes Kill
Themselves.

BANGOR, Me-, June 24.-Yesterday, ofieer
Mckinney, Of Belfast, was shot by two de-
sertsrs, named Grant Ond Knowles, whom he
was eudeavoring to arrest in Troy, for horse
stealing. The citizens then turned out to ar
rest the desperadoeS, and while attempting to
secure them they fred upon another officer,
and killed him. Finding escape impossible,
and determined not TO be taken alive, the two
dcserters then deliberately shot and killed
themselves.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
NOBLE WORDS I

"PowEn, THEY pRfvn RETohR THIN rTo THEIR
"RANKS TIE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
"wouLD LLso DRIVE Us. Trust THEM NOT.
"wERI THKY ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
"DEsfRoT Us WITHOUT NERoT. ABSOLUTELY
"ASsunBD or THHsR THINGS, AN AMAZED THAT
ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
"TrRNS,' He WHO ENTRRTATNs THE SENTIMENT
"ls. TTT ONLY TO BB A SLAVE he WHO UTTERs
"TF Az TINS TINE, MoRRovEK, 10 TRAITOR TO
"HIs COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE sooRN AND
coHTnMPT or ALL HONORABLE SCEN"-RoSe'
Srans, TO he General assembly Of Ohio, February,
lR1a
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

The ms6ied fallng-otf in the number Of stu
dents for orders in the Church Of England, the
rapid Increase Of freo-thinklng, the multlplica-
ton OF controversial books which sap the foun-
dalions OF the Christian faith, the crlmination
ana Teerlmlnatlon Of the constituted clergy
and lastly, great debate in the House or Com
mons In the early part Of this month, indicate
that great change is passing over the Church
Of England.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
FISHING VESSELS DESTROYED BY
REBEL PIRATES.

BosToS, June 24.-The schooner Lawrence,
arrived at Gloucester this morning, reports that
on Monday afternoon, forty miles E. s. F. from
Chatham, she saw the sooner Mareugo on FIRE.
Soon arterwnrd saw a barque running for a
a fleet of fishing vessels, and while tho Law
renee remained in sight three fishing vessels
were set on fire.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
VICKSBURG!
NO FEAR OF JOHNSTON

We speak suthorltatlvely when we say there
!, NO ground for the fear expressed in some of
the morning papers, that the rebel Gen. John
ston is likely to attack Gen. Grants rear.
Gen. Grant telegraphs that Ne has no fear ot
Johnston wkdtsvsr. The latter is at Yazoo City
with small force, but oaH OPprodeh no nearer
TO Ticksburg than De former Is pleased to permit
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

SINGULAR DEATH.-Two German soldiers,
named Bossenla and Krug, went into the house
No. 90 Ninth avenue, New York city, on Tues.
day. Bossenla accidentally tumbled out OF
one Of the windows. Krug went to his relief,
and became so much excited on account Of the
injuries to his companion that he (Krug)
swooned and died. Bossenin, who received
some severe bruises, lives.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

UoLuMB1AN CoLLheH rCoMHKNoEMBST. The
fortieth snrual commencement Of coi6nbian Col-
lege took place this morning ~ the Smithsonian
Institution. The following was the order ofexer-
eiSes: ..r. ~
1. An orRtion-The Innuence or the Reformation
upon LteFAturei by Thos, s. samson, Of d. Q.
2. An oration-The Human Brotherhoodi by John
Kingdom, Of Maryland. --r- ...-
1890 MUsic, ,.r ...
.. An orAtion-The Progress Of Self-Government,
Illustrated in HiAtoryj BY BepjSmin c. Love
joy, ofD. 9, .f ... r ..I n. rr..
Z. An oratlon-Ths Eject Of DescArtss upon the
Thought OF his Asej by Wm. f, EdmOnston,
of DC. .......r ..g....H ... ..zH
s. An oration--Ths Innuenes Of the Study Of Ma
ture, by Amer Y. Jeeoh, Of D. @.
9. An oration-The Religious Element Of Mans
Nature, as Contributing most 10 the Devel'
opment OF Science, Art, and LiterAtursi Iby
Richard d, Cook, OF Md. . .. ...H.
PHI, ... MUSIC. .. Fl.
I. An EBsay-Profound Learning not Hostile TO thu
.a' Spirit Of Piety, by Rev. s. v. Leech, Of Md.
9. An orAtion-7Is Man a Progressive Beingf BY
WIN, =. MGttIngly, A. NJ, Of D. c. 80
tI' . a. '| H. ~ Musfc .N
Awarding OF MEDALS conferring Of the Degrees
~ MuTc-BENEDIcTIoN.
| ConieSianiS for ne DdUis Prise Medals-John King
don, Thomas s. samson, William n. EdmonHton
! Abner y. Leeoh, Benz. G Lovejoy. .-.a H.r
Candidaies for the Degree Of Bachelor Of ArS--Rieh
ard H. Cook, william L. DdmUnEton, Abhor Y
Lsech, BENZ. G. LoveJoy. ; ... .
CdRdidGieJ for he Honorary Degree Of Master q
A'1S-Reg. Samuel v. Leeoh, Md wm. y Mat
tingiy, D. O. .h.' .. . 'h
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
Naval Annlra.

PHILADELPHIA, June "a The name Of the
steamer destroyed near Morris Island, Charles
ton Hurbor, recently, proves TO be the Ruby.
Commodore Rowan will relieve Commodore
craven, in command of the new Ironsldes at
Charleston.
The San Jacinto leaves to-day for the East
India Squadron, Of which she will be the flag
ship.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
The Invasion OF Misunderstanding the
Enrolment.

CINCINNATI, June 23.-The rebels who crossed
into Indiana on Sunday have not yet been over
taken. Their exact whereabouts is unknown.
1t was reported that they had gone north of the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad, but this Is not
confirmed.
The operator at Bloomington, Indiana, re.
ports that there 10 an encampment of l 900 citi-
Hens, with pickets thrown ont, eight miles from
there, who intend TO resist the enrolment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
%BY TELEGRAPH.
Rebels Threatening Frederick
. = " wv "
Their Forces between MlddletOWn
sz-15'Hzaa and BOOHsborO.
% .T .F(4Frs-r1r- F. Z W
News Expected Hourly,
''7'"9a and BOOuSbOrO.

BALTIMORE, June 94.-Informatlou at Gen.
schenck's headquarters this morning from
Frederick says the rebels, in considerable
force Of infantry, artillery, and cavalry, are
again threatening Frederick, and ara halfway
between Mddletown and Boonsboro', crossing
South Mountains .n
Scouts are nov out.
Definite news is expected In a few hours.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
PERRnNAL-

Col. FOSTER, of the 18th Indiana, has been
appointed brigadier general by the President.
DR. JOHN W. FoYE, formerly surgeon Of the
18th Massachusetts regiment, now a surgeon in ths
regular army, is In charge Of hospital No. 10, at
Nashville, Tenn. He writes that new potatoes,
and other luxurles Of the vegetable kingdom, are
abundant there.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
NEW BOOKS.

NEW STOCK -..s;. -o;.. NEW STOCK
Banker, LodgrG. nm. Rscsivsbis Hnd Pay
-a JolInslss ..... Fine turkey Nor, Memo
.- GaAh bookBy u randum books,
Record Books, %. MAnusoript BooIa,
Invoice Files, Fine Miniature Account
Scrap Books, % 90. Books, I.f|
Letter Press Copy, PASs Books, b a.... a.
Hooks Time Books, bod
Bar Books, Pocket Booka.
Receipt Bookay % BAnherai Cases, asE
80 Notes ~ .-r ~. Field Order Books,
Dralts,r - .--- D Collection Rooka.
All styles Of BLANK BOOKS printed and made
70 oraer A. snort notice and Of HnPerior quality
,.-,. 10 - HUDSON TAYLOR, .,, .
bookseller and stationer,
lel6Steod sst PennsylvAnla avenue.
NEW BOOKS. JUST PUBLISHED
IN and for sale by HUDSON TAYLOR, Book
SELLER and stationer, sSt PennhyyaniA avenue,
In the Tropics. Sl26. e
Rockford, OF Sunshine and stotm. Al. ''
Americann in Rome. SI.26.
Lost and Saved also.
Faith Gartney'B Glrlhood. SI2b
Paris in America, 81 25.
My Southern Friends Al.
Harper's Magazine for July.
The Atlantic Monthly. h.. ..
Godey's LAdy's Book.
Point OF Honor. 20 cents. . 70 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

Army NEWS IN WASHINGTON. After ac-
knowledging its utter Ignorance Of the move
ments Of Gen. Lee, the Washington Star of
Saturday last comes to the sage conclusion
" that Gen. Hooker and the authorities there
are aware Of his movements, as their means of
knowing are 80 much better than those of any
Others" We should certainly be In deplOr-
able way If there were no distinction in the
amount acknowledge possessed by the chief of
our army and newspaper" generals. .--BoaOB
TrdRSeTiDt. --
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

FoCRTH OF July IN BoBToN.-One of the
pieces of fireworks to he exhibited in Boston
on the evening OF the 4th proxlmo is dedicated
to the press. 1t tyPaes the days of Faust, of
Franklin, of Hoe and Adams, in three entabla-
lures, encireled by the names Of the dnIlv ,opr-
mails pf the Guy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

The Hartford, New Haven and Springfield
Railroad Company have declared quarterly
dividend of three per cent. Pretty good stock.
If fellow could get hold of plenty Of II. We
remember when II was sold for about ffty cents
on the dollar, and most people believed the
road would never pay Its running expenses.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
General Franklin,

HARRISBURG, June 22.-Goneral Franklin
arrived here to-day, from York, and rendered
his services 70 Governor Curtin in any capa-
city he thought proper to place him. lie gave
the Governor aud General Couch much yalua-
bic information, and the indications are that
his services will be required.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

An exchange describing a new counterfeit,
says the vignette is ga female seated on each
side Of a shield" Another exchange thinks
that her situation must bo very uncomfortable
and embarrassing
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

TRAnS-Ths Advertisements on our fourth page
srsiussrted by authority ofthe railroad companies
severklly named, are ofloially corrected when
changes are made, hence can be relied upon as cor
rect
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

REBEL VESSELS AT TAMPIco.- A TomDico
letter to the New Orleans Era says that yos.els
laden with cotton are constantly arriving there
from rebel ports. In nearly every instance
they are consigned to the only English hous,
in Tampleo.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

The DEPRAvITr oP Nothing
illustrates the extreme stupidity of cannibals
more forcibly than the fact that they do not cat
their female prisoners. These absurd barba-
rians believe that women are impure beings
and were created for the torment of man, and
that their aesh is to be eschowed as in tho
highest degree poisonous II the Yankees
were cannibals-but no matter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
Vicksburg to Suffer. the Punishment
or SOdOm and GOmOrrah.

UINGSNATI, June 24.--The correspondent
Of the Gdzetts, under datenear VickSburg, June
IS, says It was intended to open upon the city
with hot shot on the Goth. 49,.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
Buildingshat Aqua Creek De-
stroyed.

.Informutlon was recsivedup the river to-day
that all tho buildings recently occupied by our
army for the storage Of supplies, &C., were
burned yeaterday blythe rebels. no .rtrr
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

The celebrated political economist, Michel
poror, engaged on a large work ON Mexico, The
principal object of which is to make the French
people acquainted with the natural resources OF
| that country. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

"LEB's PLANS AND How TO MEET THEM.-h
is impossible to state with accuracy what the
purposes of General Lee may be or indeed
where he or his army at present are"
The above is the caption and commencement
of a military "leader" In one of the New York
naners
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
Erom utnh Territory.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 22.-FIny of Sam
Patch's band have just been captured. Ten
Indians were killed at Government Springs last
saturday. The Utes are appearing In large
numbers In the southern settlements.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

A Mon AT NEwBURoH.-A negro was taken
out Of jail Monday evening at Nswbr III, N.
Y, and hung by mob Of Irishmen for the
alleged violation Of newly arrived Irish girl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

a petition was presented To the House OF
Commons recently, signed by 80, ,lU9 persons,
for opening the Botanical Gardens of Ed Aburgi
on sundays. Last year the petition only OBJ
talned l4,OOQ siguqtures.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
Rumored Death of Extra
" Billy Smith"
Lees Object is Washington.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2i.-The Richmond
Enquirer has q rumor that Extra" Billy
Smith was killed at the battle Of Winchester.
The Petersburg Erprs" avows Lees object is
Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

To ADvERTIsERs.-we call the attention Of
business men to the classification Of our advertise
mentB, We intend to keep business eye to this
matter for the beneht OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

MRJOr-oenerSI John A. McCIsrnand.
This officer has been relieved by General
Grant. Nsjor-General Ord succeeds him in
command. Report says that General MeCler-
nand is TO be court-martlaled.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
The Pirate Commander scmm..

New York, June 2I.-Captain Semmes and
three Of his officers have, 1t iB reported, been
transferred 10 the new sixteen-gun steamer at
81. ThOmas-said To be the Georgia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

New Orleans correspondent, writing on
the 18th inst, says that General Sherman ives
improving and would probably recover. His
right leg had been amputated, and he was
daily gaining strength. 1t was thought In Ave
cFutChes
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

ENcouRAsIES.-h Is worthy Of remark to
state that for the past two months desertlons
In the army have decreased wonderfully.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
From San FranoIseo,

BAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-The steamer ORR
zaha sailed this morning for Panama, with %
passengers and S0G3, 900 in gold $3.50, 900 for
New York, and S57 900 for Panama.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

DAN SETCHEL.-Our military friends may feel
interested in learning that sctchel, the great
comedian II. F. and G, B., volunteered in Bos.
ton last Monday. NTc volunteered to play
Cousin Joe" at the Boston Thsatre.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

A Confederate correspondent OF LONDON
paper estimates the cotton crop this year in the
Outh at from 100000 to 7OO, 900 bales.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
NOTICE.

THIS PAPER 10 NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RiERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
ALnArnNI
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
The Dessret News.

We have been favored by Mr.. Green, the pro-
Eressive newsdealer at the Kirkwood House,
with late copy ofthe DeSsrst Nsrs. (B. Green
lie constantly receiving news from all parts Of
the world.) This "latter day" journal Is
printed on the dingy blue paper Of the Colo
NAL period. At the head OF the editorial col
umns 10 the following queer card from the
polygamous Brigham, which we copy verba
tim:
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
10 rHE PIrRLIn.


hereby inform the public that the Dessref
Netrs is not and has not been an organ OF mine,
! for, except matter accompanied with my name,
I have only occasionally, and that too some
time ago, known any more Of the contents OF
the Ns,os, until after 1t Ia published, than
have Of the copy furnished to the compositors
of the Now York Ledger.
BRIGHAM You've.
G. s. l.. CITY, January 2s, 1868.
The construction of the above notice shows
that excessive connubiality has made B. Y. q
clumsy writer.
The Es,Ds contains an announcement of th'
departure of our old friend, Hon. Frank Fuller
Secretary of the Territory, for the West.
Presidents Young and Kimball had just re
turned from journey South. The Preslden
and the Twelve, with their ladies, were treatet
with much hospitality by the Saints at Cedn
City and other places.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
nInn.

In this city, Wednesday, June oath, after pro.
longed illneaa, Ma. MAnoARET oIAnn,, wifo of
-HaFfunorai viii take place tolInorFOW tTh1rs-
day) At 2 O'Clock, from her late roaidonos, taS q
street. betweet sixth and Seventh. Her friendn
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
sssilIraaSs IsaaitEia
MARRIHn

On the IN ipg,ani, - Der fs,hsr,s-rauidsn..
stfeet, WAshinston city, d. O., BY the Rev ]. M. M
MeDohousH, yeupgest daughlet Of tho RSv.nr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

a. Ths Once of ths National RsIubll-
ssn is az BII Ninth street, betWsen Penn-
yivsniS svsaus and d street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
The pirates AInbnmn and v,rc,n,

NEW YoRK, June 24.-The pirates Alabama
and Virginia were at Bahia May IA. The lat.
ter was without armament.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

Therp are reportS in circulation that the
rebsla are planting batteries on the lower Po-
tomac to prsYnt IL navigation BY our trans
ports and gunboats. We learn that all such
reports are without foundatlon, hcihlng of lhs
kind having yet occurred.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

DAVIS PRIZE MEDAIs.-Thls morning, at the
Commencement Of Columbian College, the Hrni
Davis prize medal was awarded TO Abnsr Y. Leech
Esq, and the second to Thongs s. sampson, ESQ.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

The " Woman's Central Relief Association
of New York have made their annual report,
from which It appears that more than mil
lion of articles have passed through the hands
Of the Association the last year," and that the
work has been done by a comparatively few
ladies OF that city. Their money receipts were
more than thirteen thousand dollars. The
gratitude of the soldiers has been freely ex-
pressed to their fair bcnelactors.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
sIatiuuaI @fFHbliraln:.
WASHINGTON, d. c

rspAYin,i,l.l,.u,,i,iin.JUNE y, 1888.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
arnYer,n Thnntre.

Since the "stars" shot from their spheres In
Growers Theatre, the stock company has given
us series of brilliant performances, equal, In
fact to almost anything that has been witt
messed in this popular place Of amusement
during the season. The company comprises q
galaxy of stars, and they command a wide
range in dramatic representations. Miss Susan
Denim has, since the engagement of Miss
Western, played several prominent parts so
well as to renew the enthusiasm Of her hosts Of
admirers. Her Lucrezln Borgia was a capital
performance, and the male characters assumed
10y her lately-Romeo and Claude Melnotte-
were personated excellchtly well. One feature
of her stage representations which renders her
always acceptable to an audience Is the natural,
unstuded grace of all her movements and atti-
tudcs. An awkward motion, gesture, or posi-
ton is impossible with her. She is never
STACEY"
Last night, "Colleen Bawn," one Of Boucl-
cault's most successful productions, was
brought out with a powerful cast. Susan
denim, Isabel Freeman, Mrs. Germon, the
Misses Monk, j. NJ. Ward, Ben. Rogers, Viii
ting, Wilson, Bokee, Tarr and others were In
the piece. That's what we call host of talent.
The connoisseurs present all declared they
never saw the piece 80 go off be.ter.'' The new
scenery is very effective, and the principal
characters were placed in good hands. 1t Is 10
be repeated two or three times, and we intend
to speak further upon the subject.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24

sTREEfs Nor W WATERED.- This morning the
streets were not WAtered as uBuAi BY the watering
carts on account OF the water being stopped. The
main pipe is, We undeFStand, undergoing repair,
To this cause therefore, must be ASeribed the abb
sence Of the accustomed and much desired nprlnk-
ling Of water on the streets. ...... I'D, d.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-24
stock MARKET To-day.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and sale
market to-day;