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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

MARY PRoVosr In CAPITAL CHARAoYIR.-
Tonight Miss Provost AppeArS for the last time
during her present engagement in her GTeAi char
aeter OF "Lueis D'ATVIlIS, or the Psrsesuted
Wifi" All who are thsAtrisAllJ inclined ShSula
ntAond
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

CART. wnLILH wBIrl DoRH, son Of Rev.
Or Dor, the rector OF Christ Church, Philsdel-
psia, was instAatly killed In enc Of the rsssn,
battles near spottsylvania. ,.
MsrnRsEsl, the grest musical, composer,
died In PArih on the I'd insG
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
Gen. wadGwsrth's RsmAius-Notise to the
Public,

Tho remains OF the late Cen. wadsworth will
leave the corner OF Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
yanla avenue tomorrow morning at 81 O'Clock
for the city OF New York, accompanied BY Gen.
sprague, Adjutsnt General Of the State, and a
committee OF slI from tho delegation In Con-
gress from the State, and the military officers
on duty in the city. Tho public arc respeet-
fully invited 10 attend.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
ARREST OF THE MANAGER AND oP-
ERAToRs OF THE INDEPENDENT
TELEGRAPH COMPANY IN THIS


TELEGRAPH COMPANY IN THIS
CITY.
This afternoon the Offices OF the Independent
Telegraph Company In this city, i've in num-
Der, were seized by the Government and
closed, and the manager and operators arrest
Cd by the Provost Guard, on the charge Of hAT-
ing sent over the wires fraudulent proclama-
tlou to New York and elsewhere, purportipg to
have been issued by tho Prssldent OF the United
States, ordeting a draft for four hundred thou
sand man, and recommending day Of fasting
and prayer. .....
1t will be seen elsewhere In the REPUBLICAN
that Secretary Seward announces, officially,
that such proclamation 'is an absolute
forgery" This bogus proclamation, Wo un-
derstsnd, was ordered to be sent by one or
more newspaper correspondents to Western,
New York aud Boston papers.
The manager and operators arrested will
undoubtedly be examined to ASCERTAIN who the
author Of this Infamous dispatch Is. As we
understand the Government. regulation upon
which the censorship Of the press dispatches
is based, tho managers OF the telegraph lines
are responsible for allowing contraband news
to be sent over the wires, no matter what may
be the character OF the news put into their
ofices: The telegraph company is thus re-
sponsible, and not the correspondent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
The Pirate LAISSAmA-BIOskAds Runner
Captured.

BoSToN, May 1.-The Richard Irwin, from
Cape Town, March 81, reports that the Ala
tiHatlon unknown.
Tho blockade runner Young Republic, cap.
tured off Wilmington, has arrived short OF
Goals at stonington, Conn, and will proceed 70
Boston after coaling.
The subscriptions to the ChriltlAn Commits
sion now reach t45, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

TBl FuEEnAL or 4 FREMAS.-Tho funeral
Of Psssr kTAft AssiasntsllI Ahot Afew days since,
tsok place yesterday afternoon. Tao Colunbih
nsaSsF, accom- panied By the Marine hand, tssoTt-
I'd the rem Siss to Glsnwood Censtsry, where
thsy were inferred.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

INPLNTrcmH.-A newly-born white infant
Vas found dead, yesterday, By PAtrolmAn Den
onEhsy, In the EAltsrn nrAnoh at the fSot First
laknsvh. hisn the estahss'hss's awaiting an
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

FUN1RAI OF PRNTER.-The funeral OF tho
late 4. II. EdnonItoA took place yesterday alter
noon, and was largely attended. The Columbia
Typographical society, OF which deseSsed was =
ValuSd memNeF, was largely represented. hr. =.
had also been . menbsr Of the WAshiaston Fire
DspSrtment, and eat of respect 10 his memory the
halls were tel-d while the eOrtego was paaninE
through the city. Hr o. H .'E
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
GEORGETOWN AFFAiRs,

DILTH OF AN EMRHST PHIGoIAE.-DH.
Isaac r. Lauek, prominent and respected pbysl-
oiAA, died In GsCi Istouu yesterday morning. Tbs
fuusral Of deceased will 'Ake place At half past
Gay street, between Congress ana Washington
Itreets, Georgetown.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

ALBANY, May IA call for mass conVen-
ton OF citizens Of tho United States who mean
to uphold tho Union who believe that the re-
bolllon can be crushed without infringing upon
the rights Of individuals or sIRtes who regard
the extinction Of slavery among the practical
slavery, and who demand Integrity and econo-
my In the administrAtisn of the Government
10 called for At Cleveland, May SlGt, for con
SultatiOn on the Presidential campalgn.-
Among the signers, some thirty or forty, are
Comptroller Robinson and General JOhh Coch'
Tane. o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

Ne report Of any operlonS OF the Army OF
the Potomsc haya been recelyed todsy.
A dispatch from Gen. sherman rports MS
sdvands upon Johnston as progressing 70 bis
sstisfaction.s. !, ,ssrti q,
His supplies arc abundant, and our animals
are Improving on the grass and grain leld',
which afford good pasture.
(signed) Ebwn ". srkSToF,
lg2I II YssrstGy Of Ypr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

CLosNo or TBLEoRArH 0FRrcHs.--This az
teruoou the superintendent and all the operators OF
the Independsnt Telegraph Company, IN this city,
were arrested BY the Provost Guard, by order Of
the Secretary Of War. The otfices Of the company
Wsrs closed, and are now In charge Of soldiers.
The particular charge upon which the arrests wete
made has not yet beeA publicly announced.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18


THE REPuLsE OF sIGEL A SUCCESS.
The Coppsrhesds and gold spsculstors In
New York are making the most over the skir-
m,sh which s'gel had last Sunday In the shsn-
nandoah Valley, communicated ofacisllJ TO
Gen. DIX By the Secretary OF War last night.
1t h true, sIgel, with . handful OF men, vAs
rspulssd--the only rspulss We have had in this
vicinity since Gen. Grant began his csmpAign-
but what dldH coat Lsei 1t coat him just sigh
UAOU'and Qf hI beat msn led ey CON. ofhn otS
oensralsi Thus the object Of sigePs demon
stratiUu was accomplished. He was sent ou'
TO divert a portion OF Lees army, with Tho
purpose Of weakening II. II was weakened
lust eight thousand men, who, but for The
movements OF sIgel, With about half that mum
Der OF men, would have been fighting agalns
the army OF the Potomac. sigsl's movemen
was a success Notwithstanding he was re
pulsed. .HInlr ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
THE COURTS

District SupFsmr Court-In Equity.
~ .r ... JrD0E OLIH, a. q. 90
HaV I8.-The case Of Hanly " WAilelt Al iofdsr
appointing W. II stanford guardian sdlMp,
OF Peters %. FrieSi Fnel appointed guardian I'D
Item. ... ~ ... "a .r.f.-r ~
OF Adams ". GArretti order appointing Wn.
Baldwin trustee to sell =
OF LeumAn ". Wilder, 81 a., deeres, allowing
shAnEe In pay yments oil pu chase.
AdjsuFnsd Nll to-moIro" At II O'clock = 49,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

nERbONAL. IAN INTERVIEW Is
respectfully reaueIted with the person who
NTste The latter without date, POStnAtkeG May
iG tS -, care OF J. .. B., Aad 10 which lhS Wrl.
ter says, q RlesAS AAkS ne further Inquiries.
hIys ISei VSu GSVsrAl tines, ke. The interview
oAH be by 4 tkiTa peTISA II preferred. The result
Sf IuoL interview will bs TO the ADVANTAGE and
SSttfaStlSai ekd hGPPE ai.APpoiAtAent Sf the
= Ieliei GpoH Gad thsrS AsSd aOt DO the slightest
apIrshOlGiSA that Ahy will - dlGturbsdl IL the
lsitt OShAuAlsAtS bI letter, nAnlnE time LAd
ViaOs ~ t'"f Er nyIS-9t"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

Youss BHGIssERs.-Last night a hackman
named George Haeket, ami three little Kltl,,
AamsA Louisa, Mockeo, Mary moekeo, and nsry
Devenge, whose ages range from IL to i3Ieart,
nell, OF the seventh preoluet, and each nned efbe
BY Justice Giberson, They were riding on Pepn-
syIvAniA svenue and singing IN . very loud tope,
attracting the Attsption Of large crowd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

The World BwAIIOws its Newspaper LAe
Through its B1IIstin Beard.
New York, May lS.-Tho World states on
Its bulletin board that the proclamation printsd
In itS issue Of this morning is bogus and .
fraud.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
ANAL iIl...s. lam. rrla... m..

,..6Al.g,ls.S. 4, 49,. rr,,a.x. ma,
=, 1oeisflSY Az N ~, ,nst,, I'.ynd "
Is y, .,,onS tps 80, .auSs ~ a.. ~
~ s.,IT.IbIy H.S 40 :, ~ n M. =, hn,in,., oi
imperianos Vhtps pif w ,Er 49,
nyLI nyLI.rns, ~ s :. = ~ -i : nv n, --- seoles-.y.
~ Kn.p,frv FstP L1rns 'badtsls III thS
X. ~ sa,,hii, th.t thsiT T,ir viii bs enened on
WtpbN Esb1Y EtfEiNC, msyI,' Ia nc ehaIeh
building, corner sf Fourteenth and G streets, The
an E so sS..o, t,sts,.
s1,s,,u =, W ~ ,V ~ SIps ~ n,o
sules Eve ~ ~ t ny NAHss VI 'As ehAgVn' o'hts
''gr M hrSs, sf,h. A,,..,,,,.n.
JS,S As'nen' n a.,,.t,,,
~ P..pl.,s TsI.uTaph,--Nsyy first Ciasa
80 49, f.S.ao- ~, -
Lin''' ali'S' y Nsw IoNh' spsfos' .na Az
inps''AA' Poah'f', ~ Ve"inhspon onses' NArOD
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

Dtssrlst supEens CouTt-sPseiHtT TsrsAl
.fN L0F3.E JU1on WHLlE q
MsT Is--The gold ease Of L. Peytol VI. the
bankers SWeOny and Huyok, Utill oeSnpiSl ths y!
teAtion OF this court ftr,gt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
LOCAL AFFATRS.

DsLrHs or so.Duas. death Of the
.HS. e S a.. .ost ss'a ,sD%t:S
man isIicsIId is.,s n. gSSc ssstl.y ~ Fs Rs
R~ssryesj wm. N collIas, 9Th wls3 sDahisl Has.
isA,M W ApLSc;o r,.I P.cE.rd sI.i Name Isaac
seTvsi; stephen W Frost I2ist Pa Jas. Mcclure,
.e,s nsy yo.ss Esth,nl ne,pls. lla,h Pa AsRsE
cds, P sd P.nH.yIVsS.i msgf % Joseph I'll Estt f,is
PsnnsTvaslsj Jossph shing, I'd United ststsa infi
s5'fs% fs$,. stys5 ws5a 1s sS;sss sssls ssss
P WM Sls' wv .I PHhs sEsSiin SEtSR s1S
nurG,on s9th o. s. eolored II oops; ThoI D. Palmer,
so'h M.in.i WIN, Crouch. 10th II: u lame. ssh!
sisk, IN MIDI George RyAn, lith y. = iot ino. u
Tsstf.l,, sch N =: Eng J. McDevitt, lSoth nh,i
ltSth PAT Amo. Grisdlipg, 6,h Mitch. Timothy ".
Wn. i. Body, EN PsJ WIIlArd Whlppls, "a VI j
Pal D. TrasE brown, sd Mass, Levi Beihelmer,
0sth Pal and John Hammer, sth MI. ~. y..,s,.
- " -ssnt5ss
FoLIcH MLTTHEs.-Seconi PrseiaefS--smith
hPSa PS SSs :oPSSs' asS Sa1 .D. ,,s,u,
license, fined s2I.a5; Janes Mason and James W.
oseher, disorder y conduct, Seed t0j kliIs Bias
TVfI Prseind 2usthefins Huber, snnmitsiss
nui.snee, dned tis1 ". colyin and =. D MO
Kinnsu, assault aod battery, bail fer esurtj Grace
Bower, di,o.detl Seed 81 MARY Ann nssilten,
Stsfh Prrciaa -Hsrnsa Lanr, obstrustirs side.
walk, nned $500; FrHncis Oeksenseiter diaordsfly,
Do Joseph NAthan dsfrauding, security Ter sourtj
Charles tully, sbstrusting sidewalk, st.oo; Thes.
King, sssauit Aad battery, security to keep the
sspsmA Precinct -Ri.hnrd Rollins, sleeping in the
street, dismissedj NitnAu Queen, violatins this
haek law, o. 6oi Clemeht smith, grand larssny,
of SsOEs a'Isss LSn SSss9
tt.ot "a hi Rachel Nailor, and Miehael Dsnss, DO.
do. Peter kAne, Drunkenness, el.b8. %
pI.s r s,!s,,stS sy ,SnSy, Dw cd SnsSs siis.s ss
stock, o.rrJisI Pi.Ol, ssoi . r. Johnson, ridi.s
S 81 csa oS RsS ssa ...s az 70 s,ss:,S sS.TS
fs. Pr.tt"si|a Wary y. H.n:y, di.std.rly. con.
days in 'dsisuItj Jane Lloyd, do, do / EdwsSs
Reach, threats OF violence, security TO keep Che
peace John hsEua, disorderlJ conduct, dismissed
PoURrM WARD NonINERs.-A called meet.
lag sf the Uusonditisnal NAion Voiers OF The
Fourth ward was hsla lsst syenIsg 81 The hstfs
Poli,an hook and ladder house. 81 -,
On notion, Robert W. ,, nwiak was elestat
Prssidsnt, AAd William y. HOs'sr appOiaisd sssrs
4. Gray Campbell, ESQ presented resolutions
Mayer . tbs ensuing JSSs ,isstIon'i wki'h ware
| adopted. rrg.
J.bH p. Pepper WAS thea np.iHated ~ A'sla
90 notion, the meeting thea proceeded I. nom
inats candidates fst Common Council, with th'
IsSury Lloyd received Ioe. Jsssph Foll,nSbe,
70, Miohael LGrnsT 60, N. Dabaat 90, Charles II
,s,s A.sqy sGEs 9E.s;.:s i:qs e. rsls
for the sosrd Of Cpnmsn c1unsl IRON the Fourti
"h% .' r. 2.--L,rE aI,.s %. .a
"A GAHs OF YoUSo RowDIHs-A Hint 10 u
Pallcs --Wahaye Feceiyed In format OF from seTerA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
arE-FTiss-x.-Dr.ks's riaHtaties

Hr rH-T-Ino-x-DrA FIAhtAGOb
- ~ ~ ~ IrrTEni,
Ihty purity, rtrsAgtheA and inViIorats.
Thsy create healthy appetite.
. They are ~ Ahhdots to change OF wAtsr and diet
They sTssssns srseia Of dissipation and lAts
: ESfI rS,.E,A,- N' system and 'nuvsn 'A'
nay prsJsat hiIspAti, and intermittent feysrI.
Z, ThsIPSal1 hS breath and Asidi'y Of the 'toH-
They cure byspSpsiA AAd Constipation,
Ihsy surs DiATrheA, Cholera and Cholera MeTbus
They cure Liver csaplaht and Nervous Head
They are the best Bitter In the world. They make
the weak nan strong, and Gre exhausted AAturo'H
great reIteref They are sompoIsd ol the cole
br1tsA CaIiiayA BArf, CAssarillA Bark, DAndeliOn,
ChAnSnIle rswern, Lavender FlowerIi Winter.
Ereen, ARlie, c1sver-eutS, Orange Peel, SNAKE
Tost, eIANlJ epnaAder, Burdosk, s.-T.-lssO-
RI: snSti.E d = ss1pl. Of the testimony daily
'iSIsfssst Assz srsisrrrNpr orIIcE,l
c"erEHATI o" jan TO- lss''
hays UivsA your rlEntatiSn Mtters to hundreds
si oar noSis SSldien wAo stop here, more Or less
disabled fron various causes and the eeet IL moai
nArVelom and grhhfytnT :, l.,
suSk preparation as This 4 heastIy Eish IN
ever. .Ihaily 4 sTsrJ h95pttsi, and A. hand on
jT5t-II -T'-.@' ' Bupertntendent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
slatiaual 8tpuhlitau.
WASHINGTON, ID. O.
THE REPuLsE OF sIeEL A succEss.

wEpNEsDAYlnmln.n.np.a...NAri is. 1894.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-29

Matters are far from satisfactory to the reb-
els in the "Old North State, !" as shown by
the following extract from a letter written
by Brig. Gen. Holmes to brother officer in
Ewell's Corps, and found by our soldiers at
Silver Springs: .i'
Gov. Vance speaks in Morgantown next
Tuesday. think he will be elected Cover
nor. If Holden could be elected he woULO
bring another aOar on us. We would then
have to fight not. only the Yankees, who
threaten US on every side, but domestic
traitors, who are only awaiting the signal
to rise in open revolt against the Confeder-
ate Government. Gov. Vance has not back
bone enough, and were it not for the free
use ofthe military sp'tr az Ais sides, the State
Of North Carolina Vouldiong ago haze gone
oUer to the Yankees by default | am
ashamed to own it, but the majority of the
North Carolinians not IN the army are trGi-
tors TO oar cause.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-29
BUFFALO TESTIMONY.

BUFFALO TESTIMONY
PEOPLES TaE CURE, Rbss%ssism caSss
81 troubled with Rheumatism for two years. suffer
ing more less every day have taken two bottles OF
the Peoples Cure, and have not had any pain since
left 1t off more than four weeks consider myself
as entirely cured and the medicine has made feel very
light and good-iust like young man, though | am
sixty-two years old. GODFREY SCHEFFEL,
402 Michigan street."
"My wife has been suffering from Rheumatism Of an in
famatory character for about six years.
times very acutely About the first of June last she
commenced taking the Peoples Cure and continued to
take it some three weeks In ten days after she COM
menced the swelling and stiffness of her POINTS had ma
teray lessened and in three weeks had disappeared al
Buffalo, Oct l, 1862. At W. H. Glenny's.'
PEOPLES 1Hh CURE. Fever S@E:s Sores,
sBuffalO, Nov. 13, 1862.
"Two of subscribers-one of them afflicted with n
bad Fever Sore, the other with Rheumatisni-
seen the advertisement ofthe Peoples Cure in this pa
Oughly tried IT, report to US, commenting it most
heartily, as thorough remedy in their easeEditors
Christian Advocate" ++
PEOPLES 5h1 CURE c%rts Of sss Rissns'' ssin'
y face has for more than ten years greatly dis
figured BY eruptions and bunches which at times exten
me entirely blind but having taken tobottie of tSe
Peoples Cure, my acquaintance hardly recognize me
indeed hardly know myself-as I am well man Let
all who are like afflicted try the Peoples Cure-the
medicine prepared by the Sanitary sOcietyand think
they will not begrudge their dollar. -
"J0SEPR SOUR, Turner
Buffalo, Nov Is, 1854. Mechanic Street
rEGFIE's GFh CURE o'Ess ssls sfEGtals RSsas. and
81 have used the Peoples Cure in my family with
great benefit, in of Scroua and Salt Rbeum and
have recommended it frequently to my friends all Of
whom believe have been benefited and most of them
entitely cured by it. CHAS. SCHARFF, =
81 27S Main street, up-stairs.p
PEOPLES 9HE CURE c%Ess %sssns..s.. Rs9sl'
81 been in feeble health since the birth omy
boy who is twelve years old have had many
troubles and difficulties, all this time uniting me for
cry kind of labor, and destroying all my comfort Last
summer ] commenced taking the Peoples Cure' and
have used four bottles, and almost well woman
NY difficulties have nearly all disappeared and feel
cheerful and happy. MRS. CATHERINE DEWALD
Dressmaker, Geodell Alley, above Upper st.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-29

PEOPLES CURE onssh nedicnss ansa taiI Siher
any wife has been in poor health long time hay-
ing frequently to call physician to attend her: but She
recently very much worse. She had night sweats
coughed great deal during each night and considerably
during the day, and we all supposed she was going oil
the Peoples Cure On taking the medicine she per-
ceiyed change az once On the third day she had
cavered her appetite and was fastreganing strength
until on the eighth day not yet having taken bottle
she has stopped taking the medicine saying she
we'll as ever she was and we'll any body could be-
and she has continued so ever since.
PAUL KLEIN, Gardner, 81 Pearl ST.
Buffalo, October 20, 1862" go r
sR For Sale by all Druggista. t2yylJ
g. CROSBY General Agent, No. 225 Main Street, Buff
sSlp, NJ T., To whoR III orders should be addressed
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-29
EsTRAY.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TAMES K. GLENN, as the Executor of the estate of
81 Aaron Leveland, deceased, has fled in the Office of
the Probate Court his accounts for the final settlement
of said state which will be heard the 10th day OF Au
gust, 1864, at one o'clock p. N. Of said day.
WIN s. RUSSELL,
July %, 1854. 30w3 Probate Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

importance The rainy season had set IN.
ond scvers and vomito had already claimed their
victims
Mr.. City Inspector Boole treated certain
members of the Press and other persons to ride
around the city yesterday They rode and drank ana
ate, and smoked and saw everything lovely-and got
home safely in time TO 60 to the theaters NJ B-ihe
streets very clean far as the party could Sec
The premises Nos and Mott street, occu'
pied as feather bed and mattress mandatory py
Messrs Pomeroy & Schenok were destroyed py nfc
early Yesterday morning. The adjoining puidingS
were somewhat damaged Loss about sbooOo' rn'
italy insured.
An EXPLOSION occurred yesterday in the Gov
eminent Arsenal at Washington. There were thou'
sand workmen in the establishment many of whom
were killed or wounded. Within an hour after the oc
currence. Is dead bodies had been found.
A large ratification meeting OF the Union
Presidential nominations was held at Concord, N H.,
on Thursday evening which was addressed by
Aaron H. Cragin Amos Tuck, and others. Great
enthusiasm prevailed
The Committee Of the Chamber of Commerce
to raise gold to pay interest to foreign holders Of New
York State Stocks has raised $4,000 The wanted
is $4,000 and 1. supposed that twill be made up with
ont difficulty
The Custom-House, Banks and many stores
Of Boston were closed yesterday in observance Of the
anniversary OF the battle Of Bunker Hill
President Lincoln returned to Washington
yesterday morning.
Gold on the street 1865. The quotation at the
morning Board was les,dl96t. at p 1876 There has
been activity in the Gold market and the transactions
have been very large. Government Bonds OF the morning
session were steady The Stock market was very irregular al
the morning session. Government Bonds were steady at quo
ts,ions The Share market generally steady. Al the
opening Board the market steady but with little dispo
son to operate and the second session OF the Board prices
were lower and the market heavy Money has been active al
cent but the pressure has not been 50 great Is Tor the past
few DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
THE NAVY.
show.

We publish to-day clear and comprehensive
epitome and analysis of the maritime force Of
the United States, as represented by the Naval
Register for 1864. From the facts and figures
therein exhibited q comparison can be made
between our own navy and those Of England
and France.
England has in commission to-day, OF all her
ports and cruising stations, some two hundred
vessels one fourth Of which are destitute ofstcam
power. France has ninety-eght steam vessels
in commission, with about an equal proportion
of those dependent upon sails alone. The
United States have In commission three hundred
and thirty-seven vessels, and of these less than
dozen are sailing ships employed on active
service. Ofcourse, one-half Of the three humid
red and thirty.seven cannot be rated as ships OF
war. They have been mail steamers and mer'
chantmen, purchased or chartered to supply
pressing need, and, though answering the tenn
porary purpose to which they are put, they
must not DO COMPOUNDED with vessels built ex.
pressly for the Navy.
But 1t will be seen that, in the particulars
where our naval weakness has been hitherto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
GENERAL NEWS.

A fire occurred in the blacksmith OF the
Wstervet Arsenal early Friday morning. and for q
time owing to the hesitation Of the 10 go near the
nre through fear Of explosion the main buildings were
IN danger Of destruction but the speedy arrival Of three
stesmen from Troy kept the oonhagraton within the
building where II originated, and the loss IL compare
lively trifing.
A meeting Of the various trade associations In
OILS city and Brooklyn was held last evening at No. LIP
800 street TO form ypion for the purpose Of pro
tsesas the interests Of tarious trades and shortep
Ns Ne hours Of labor No business Of interest was
snAsessd' the meeting being wholly occupied in pe,
Ssctias the organization and Constitution Of thu Unon
From ssnto Domingo We have dates to Nav
o. Inv opaniafds were making bu. little progress in
49,. ss.vn the inaurrection The occupation Of
sAi"'" w me sOsniards 10 said to be Of no