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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
Senator wilson's Son oonmIssIsa.d.

Senator Wilson's only son has been commits
STONED as First LieutenAntin the S1st regiment
solered troops, and has Joined his regiment at
Riksr's Island. Lieutenant Wilson is only II
years Of age, and We learn that In his e1smlna-
ton before Gen. CSSey'S board, he was able
TO answer every question satisfactorily, except
one, and that an ineonsequentlal one.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
MUSIC IN PRRsIDENT's GROUNDS

nObiO IN FhhsADAnT's SaooADr.
We arc gratided 10 be able 70 announce that
the nne baad Of the Marine Corps will play on
the lawn south OF President's Mansion to-mor-
row Saturday afternoon, beginning at 4 and
closing at O'Clock. All pleasure-seekerS in
Washington will rejoice at the resumption OF
those delightful entertainments after the inter
mission Of the last two years,
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AL NDRIA NEW s

ARRIVALS AND CLHARANcHs, ,OUsroM-HoUsH,
roAT o. ALEIAsDnA, Va, Mar s.-ArriVsd
No arrivals.
Cleared: steamer Ranger, BrAut, N. Y; sch.
Maria Elizabeth, Barker, dol sch. J. c. Henry,
L oyd, seAiordj sch. Florence, Outhe, do.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

Rebel Prisoners Sent up for Exchange.
FORTRESS MoNRou, May 4.-The nsg-oE.
truce steamer New York len here at noon TO-
dav for City Point, with about 400 rebel pris-
oners OF war, In charge OF Major Milford, to
be exchanged.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

The Western farmers are alive to the neces.
Sity OF sbollshing the fraud in wool importing,
BY which II comes in almost free OF duty. To
day petition was received In the Senate, from
Michigan, asking at least Is cents per pound
on all imported wool.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

An oil farm In Western PennSylvaAia has
been sold for the enormous sum Of 1--we hum
drsd and my thousand dollars. It contains
several priceless oll-wells.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

Gold discoveries In Van Buren, county, Mich
igan, are creating much excitement In that
Slate. A company 10 forming 10 test the value
Of the " dlggings."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

A Sag Harbor q. I.) paper says that SUM-
Client quantity Of Onion-seed has been planted
about that village to produce seven hundred
thousand bushels Of that useful esculent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

~ Wseau ~ atts-issa Of b,.,iass, mon 10 a.
SiassOaaatiO~ Of or Advertisements. We sstsnd
b bisP sS-s''''s ~ to tAt' s.attsr rOr As osnsrt
q or PafronA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

The cemetery known as "Soldiers' Home" Is
full, and needs enlargement. Senator Wilson,
In a resolution, proposes to add to Its area
from the surrounding grounds.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

WARN, VERI To-day old Sol has shown
himself quite familiar with the Inhabitants OF
ierrd fTad, and has shed down his rays with Snoh
vignr as to make us put of our winter and spring
clothing and cHuse us to seek refuge under THU
ner fabrics. Soda water, sherry cobhlerB, and
light bra ldy smashes are In order.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

Eloquent Order OF General Mead. Upon
the Advance OF the Army OF the Po-
tom 30.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,l
May T. Isel
SOLDIERS: Again your are called upon to
advance on the enemies Of your country. Tho
time and occasion are deemed opportune by
your commanding general TO address you q
few words OF c onhdence and caution.
You have been roorganiIed, strengthened,
and fully equipped In every respect. You form
part Of the several armies Of your country,
the whole under the direction OF an able and
distinguished general, who enjoys the conf
deuce OF the Government, the people, and the
army.
Your movement being In cooperation with
others, 1t is Of the utmost importance that no
effort should be left unspared 10 make 1t sue.
cessful.
Soldiers, the eyes OF the whole country are
looking with anxious hope 10 the blow you are
about to strike in the most sacred cause tha,
| ever called men TO armsl Remember your
homes, your wives aud children, and bear in
mind that the sooner your enemies are con.
quered, the sooner you will be returned 10 enjoy
the benefits and blessings OF peace.
Bear with pat'eO the hardships and sacrifice
you will he called upo1 TO endure. Have con.
hdence In your officers and In each other.
| Keep your ranks on the march and on the bat.
tls-aeld, and let each man earnestly implore
Gods blessing, and endeaVor bv his thoughts
and actions 10 render himself worthy the favor
| he cocks.
With clear consciences and strong arms,
actuated by high sense OF duty, fighting 70
preserve the Government and the institutions
handed down TO US by our fOrefathers, II true
to ourselves, victory, under Gods blessing,
must and will attend our efforts.
GEORGE @. MEADE,
| Major General Commanding.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

Music At THE PRESIDENTS HoUsK.-The
band OF the Marine Corps will play on the lawn
south OF the PJesiden q House tomorrow (Satur-
dAy) afternoon, from 1 to O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

BAIL PRocURED.-Ella jackson, who was
arrested upon the charge Of assisting In the abor-
from custody, bLl In the sum OF 81 900 being
rendered by c. W. Mitchell, Esq and accepted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

~ns papr d uOv JisrntsA~d BY carriers 70
s,.osr0ssI n ~ ciV I'D osOrg%O''n a thtyty
esHtI psr s,OaA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

william Penn's residence In Philadelphia ID
about 10 be torn down. |-.' ..+
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
MARRIED.,

In this city, on Wednesday, May 4 1894, BY Rsr.
Dr. Butler, 8. A. FITCH, of Ohio, to Miss ELLA L.
LUCE, Of Buffalo, New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

Not single Ore occurred In the city Of Nor
wich (Copn,) last year,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

Col. l.. O. BAKER, chief detective OF the War
Department, has asked to be relieved from duty In
the Treasury Department.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

THH CoRoNBR's INouKsT.-In the case OF
Margaret Ann Duvall, whose death was produced
the following verdict: The jury d that the said
Margaret Ann DUAL died about O'Clock on the
morling OF hAy eth, 1856 that the inquest was
ehnrseer Of deceased and the Hnner of her de,th;
and after pstient hearing OF the testimony and s
thorough investigation OF the facts, and AFTER =
Herbert and Borrows, we do ind the cause OF her
death to have been the disease known as p,eurO
pneumonia, the appearance OF the lungs Indie
q long eSistence OF the disease. And we do fur.
ther nnd that deceased wAs II years OF age, and
unmarried, and that she had no property, being
dependant upon her father and her own labors for
support.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

National Bank subac ription.
NEW YORK, May 0.-Subscrlption to the ten
forty loan received to-day at First National
Bank, $500, 900; paid Treasury drafts q, ,5O0,-
600.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

The HUTcHNsoss.-This pioneer band OF
minstrels give . concert at Odd Fellows' Hall this
evening, which should attract . hAll-full OF peo-
pie. Since the Hutcbinsona nrst started In the
concert Held no company has succeeded In giving
Rreater interest to musical entertainments tbs
this. Hundreds OF Thousands have been thrilled
BY their singing, as hundreds will be tonight.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

The STURY.-Trotting at the National Course,
Washington, D. O., May 8, 1884. Purse and stake,
p. House entered Lady Hamlin. l
!: Cudney entered Bill Stee................2 Q
II. NJ Bennett entered Gsn AVerill. ...... drawn
Time: AL x, 2AaN, aAsk
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

DEATHS OF soLDTERs.-The deaths Of the
following soldiers have been repor' cd at the once
Of Capt Moo'e, Assistant QuArtermaster, IsI
street, between Twenty-ntst and TNgenty-seeohd
streets:
samuel Gilbert, Co D, "a Pa. art; J. p. kenny
Co. Q, 10th n Y. cav; VIM. Meade, Co. A, 18th Pa
cav; Wm Ritehle, Co. I 2ld CIV. r. C.; JonA.
than Isek,on, Co ", aith y; Y. e,y;i Frank q
D, Y. art.j A. p Chase Co. n, H. VI. art; Henry
Q. Brsdiord, CO. A. is'h Pa, cav John W. David.
son. Co. A, isth Pa, eay.I WIN. L>rgsu, 20. II, esd
n: vols; sidney Rose, Co, r, eoth Ohio vols.
Thomas W. GlantlIn, ist Me. art Edw N. Pratt
lst Maine arti George Ranroms, Co. A, eist
n. Y Vols:j tsrnMd stone, losth N. Y. vols
Arthur J. Payne, let Penn. art, Jno. A. Rollins
Co. D, lIth n. Y. cav John r. Perkins, Co. L, Isi
Msine cav Charles Bfown, Co. y, 18th Mains
vols ThAddeuG Brown, 10th N Y. cav; Jeshus
Turner. 18th reSimsnt v. R: c.; CustIs 6. oster.
hOuett, Co. D, 70'h N. Y. vols; T. J. Currier, sh
Maine bat; James J. Saunders, 18th regiment v
R. C.i Jo,eph Csnnelh, 18th N. Y. Gag W. II. stei
ker, Co. ], 6ist N. Y vols, William II, Brooke
Go; c. 18th Penn. Yols.i Tho Sprayue, seth Mass
vols; Daniel Monroe, sad Penn. voiG.j VIM. Gould
ist D. c. eaVi Truman Emerson, ist regiment v,
h.C
The total numbsr Of deaths during the month o.
April was 216
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
BY TELEGRAPH.

new YoIk stock Last.
by the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
Ohices-6ii Nirth street and cotner PennsylvaniA
avenue ani Sixth street.
NAV a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The following promotions OF clerks have been
mAde In the Regiai et's office OF the Treasury De.
pNrment, tn take effect from the lat OF April, un.
der act Of M'reh "a, authorizing an Increase Of
olerloal force; ..|.
Prom Ihird ci.s, ~ soto Fourth ci.s.tsi, ,sol)
John R. Mouse, 1nd L. d. Reynolds, OhiO;
Henry Q. gill, Pa Alien d Voroe, N. Y.
NJ From second Class Iei ,.oOl 70 Third cia, -.
Mark, D. Cj u. Jennings, N. vi n X. whitaker,
MassJ J. Moody Smith, DC Milton X. Stowe, Ind.
l. v; R.mrey, ohioj Dwight Klinek, Ind.i T. A.
From Frat C,,n tsi:2co) 20 second Glass
Thom.s CreAr, d. CT J Litileheld, Ill Ebene-
Isr Moore, Nil Charles V. segar, r. Jabet Fox,
Mich George Platte, N. VI 9. !. Hubbard, n HI
Charles X. merwin, n Y, Frederioh A. Cave, d.
C,i p. I: MeElhany, Mo.i Thomas c. Morsllee,
VA.I nj. b Church, III.
EFT, ID. @,
From Messenger to First ciass.-Isnstius Ru-
peri, c.
Dwight Klinek has just resigned sI 600 clerk.
ship In the Treasury Department, to accept po.
stion 80 teller In the First National Bank Of Des
Moinea, lows, ....'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
LOCAL&AFFAIRS

Kirsls uNIoN 0LuB.--The Ksusas Union
Club met pursuant 70 o. !. ~ the rooms cf A. N.
1854 Ths club was sailed 70 otder bT the Pfesi,
on motion, q. A. Reynolds, n. D Fiek, Major n.
J. Adams, Benjamin Mute, Chaf, p. Higgins, Rich
ard Jeseph and P. II. BeTkav, were elected men,
bers OF the club.
The following preamble and resolution were
unanimously sdoptedi
whe eas, Tho people CT Kansas, through their
delegates in convention assembled on the 2ist OF
April last did elect dele Ates 10 the Baltimore
Cow, ntion, instructed TO use their influence to
secure the nomination Of Mr. Lincoln for the nent
Prrnidsnoyi therefore, be II 800.
Refoiped ThAtwe bsil with delight this manifes-
laion Of the people Of Ksnsss In the ability, In
teertty and real Of our present thief Magistrate
and pedge ourselves TO labor 10 carry out this wish
OF our fello E-oiuzenn. am
On motion, tbs club adjourned.
C. A. FOSTER, President,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-07

our poesc,-ion long apce, bsd The army been
ready. But aHer OIL II will not do for Mr..
wuIrs to triumph too much over tho
military Department n the military
strength Of the Confcderacy was as weak
as It's naval forces, the Secretary Of War would
have had m easy time x n, and tic rctell on
would have hocn suppressed long since. TIE tonc
Of the Secretary ia relation b. the Florida agar lie
curious and significant H. alludcs to 1t ia the
bricieh possible terms, and expresses no opu!on
whatever upon the SUBJECT. Tho IT.
dignauor Of Mr.. wTLzs at The aid eH.
tended TO tie retels by tho English
is just and natural, and will be shared in by the
whole American people The time has evidently
come whom this indirect method Of wsging war
upon us will be no longer tolerated. There must
be reform In this respect, and the sooner tho
better. The report on The whole reflects consider.
able credit upon Mr. wElLBe' executive capacity,
AMI his suggestions for improving tie varioIs
branches Of the service deserve tic attention "
Congress and the pcorle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-07

NTR Aldermen ard twenty -four Counciluen
wore yesterday co osen TO sssls IN the government
of the city of New York; and unless tho public had
ecu duty Informed by the sUs that MI election
was to to held We fear many citizens would not
have been aware that such event was IN pro-
grss In one or two districts oppoins candidates
managed to make thor contest interesting ~ voters
tut beyond this very little occurred 10 attract pub
lie attention to the balot-boxss Our l.leiIt able,
who Tor may years hAs NOTED" election sronea,
says hat 'yesIer lay our citizens did not seem to
care continental copper about voting for munich
phi officers" We attribute THIS apathy to the gene
RI CONVICTION, that as tie people had not been
consulted ia nominating the candidates thcy tel,
but little utcfes, in the general gosult. E.sewher,
will DO found the latest rcsurns.
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Secretary of the Navy.
Fourth Annual Report,

The annual report OF the Secretary Of the Navy
opens with review Of the lhhors OF the Department
ia organizing a navy, from the commencement OF TIM
war. la six weeks aher Mr.. welles' assumption Of
the duties OF his Department, he called upon to
enforce q vigorous blockade of three thousand Gv,
hundred miles o. cur ooasta task which was dec AIRED
inpracticable BY the highest European authorities.
We had feeble navy reduced to the lowest poans
establishment composed chiefly OF sailiAg Vesstss-
most OF them dismAntIet OF scattered on foreign ia.
tiOna. Only two hundred HeAInen were available al
all the naval stations and receiving shipa, Many off,
cere were demoTlized or had deserted. Without
men, shipe, ordnance other resources, 1t devolved
upon the Department TO enforce the most extensive
blockade ever undertaken. The measures adopted
caused immense navy 10 tprng into existence 70
restore the national authority At various poiAp
An expedition under Admiral stringham was a
gAnized, aud sailed from Hampton Roads in Angus
lsdl, which resulted In the cAptuie OF HAueIa,
Admiral DupUn's victory At rort Royal secui ed
coinmodious hATbor for the South Atlantic oquadro
ON the lower MississppI Admiral farTaSut daIhf
open the gates o. the pass'lse Of heS Orleans
restored to the Union the commercial metropolis
the South. These three expeditions, two OF them q
largest ever Undertaken upon our eontneni We
org snzed during the INST year oi the war But U
operations on the coast did no. alone attest q
superiority OF our navy; ON lie inland wnier
pon ana a. every important pace on TIM hIAsssipi
Cumbcfland Tennessee and other rivers the ma
than hunaTed vessels Vas put ashore on the
waters and mott OF them are now patiolna the
riveis. Under the policy Of the department never
impair the efficiency Of the blockade, no large eIu
ions were maintained ~ foreign Stations nnd am
Crulrorb htIe ucpShtu 70 pIote't ouI
abroad. The Efforts OF the department. were dil oci
70 securing hArboie AT nearly olui-distAnt poinb
secure crulsing grounds iOr our Hnps, and LOT dep
OF supplies and repairs, without compelling them
rrturn the North. Under TINS systen all tho poy
closed except Wilmington, which piesentnl p
culiar difficulties The two iuain entrance are 10
mites apart and those rubaiyined INTO othorR eacI
which permitted ingTcss and egIoes to tine Iobel
The water shosls gradually W the aloie uIeD
isolated bate heB tho coast ave mo hkht dran
blockade runners priviIase u selecting NE pnint,
entrance and dspsTtuIo, aec0rdlns 70 no eh4nefHt
escaQe and the velsitI o. cur G-NsasIA Almost eys
~ blockade ruunsT was bsih IN ~ Stznd With
enoa 70 this IIei trade which ofered no las te1np
narative propoIty than tbs kindTed alAse tIsfI
which proyakas lhE abhonenca Of ChEast1nfon, IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-07
Mr Wolfe, and the Nn,,.

THV report OF the Secretary Of the Navy, pub
rs-cd IN another part Of to-iSy'i svN, places Mr..
WELLuI IN a favorable attitude before the public.
j. l..Ns that he has administered the Affairs II the
DEPARTMENT with a degree u skin aud energy for
Which he s Tor from bcing generally credited, The
Secretary hAa Suce ssfuly yindcatod himsc 4 from
the popular suspicion thai attaches to him as tho
Great U2rcAdy, and in tact proves that no hiss
always been ahead Of the other departments.
Expeditions that required the Cooperation Of land
forces were indefinitely postponed for months,
while independent naval moycments-as The
capture OF New Orleans aud Port Royal, for
cxample-were always prompt and successful.
The Naval Department was obliged to wait for
nearly q year for the land forces necessary W
occupy the entrances to Mobile and for Will
nington, about which there has been 30 much
s9mpsinl IL sPpears rha, II might have beva in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-07

TIVE appointment and confirmation Of the Hon.
eALnor p. CHAsE - Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the United slaD' will no, take the
public by rlrprise. Mr.. CnAsE's name has always
figured among the foremost Of those who were
regarded as most available for the position, and
his Stains were baokod with remarkable unanim-
ny by the Radical and dominant wing OF the
Republican party. There WINS at one hmc
. probability that the President would yIeId
W his nAtur~l preferences and make a more
conservative nomination. But inperious party
exigencie. prevailed, and the selection u Mr
Chase w.s = political necessity which could not
well be avoided. Ia the position 10 whirh 10 Ia
elevated, the sscrctary Of the Treasury placed
beyond tho reach q ordinary Influences, and It is
N DO hoped THAI ho will aspire only to prove q
worthy Successor TO the illustrious men who have
occupie, this position. The Supreme Court OF tie
Uni,c ststos has long enjoyed the highest rcpu,a-
ton, both At homc and abroad, and should he Mr..
ChAse's ambition to preserve In reputation unfair
nished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-07
,abIe showing the Vote for President.
Total

lotAl .'s.s-s--- 'fNASt''S
Nearly. Estimated.
The transmission of the Presidents Message was
commenced over the American Telegraph Company's
wires at l.2I, and Was finished at 2:25P.h.
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