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urit of hobsas corpus ad subjiciendum NAV be
suspended, let US inquire what cases were under.
stood to DO peculiarly embraced under that writ
before and about the adoption of the constitution
In 1851 1t We look critically into the English lao
books OF those times we shall fnd, that, while the
Jurisdiction at c9mmon law of some Of the courts,
to examine all cases Of illegal detention of the Der
son. as well in. civil as crminal matters. wac as.
serted the writ of habsas corpus ad su6j;eiendum,
was declared to be that which issues in Grim inni
cases. Thus in BAG. Abr. HAD. Corp. A. under the
head OF the nature and several kinds of the writ
it Ii said" The habsas corpus nd suljicienduns is
that which issues in criminal cases." On the same
page, and in note 10 the definition of the writ
do Jaeasndun' OF 'scipiendum it is said, of this
wlis shere ought not singly matter Of crime to
De returned Tor that belongs to the ha5eas corpus
Gd sntJ'etendum" This is laid down in Q Hale Pl
Cr lao, IN totsden oer6is who adds, the writ Of
@e0eas corpus ad sygioisndum is for matters only
of crime"
In accordance with this view it was held BY high
authorities, and for considerable time, that the
haoeds corpus all su6jicienduna could not by the
common law issue out of the Courts Of Exchequer
or Common Pleas, unless it were in the case of priv
iiege, because these courts confined to civil
causes merely" and therefore, unless the party was
su,tor, or otherwise had a privilege, in these
courts, "they could not grant writ Of habeas cor
p1' od su61acsendum, though they might grant any
other writ of Aaosas corpus" 1e process of time,
however, the Common Pleas took Jurisdiction to is
sue that writ notwithstanding it was confined to
criminal eases. BAG Abr. Hab. Corp. l2l. Chit
ty,. on Crimes, Il '. 1l9) in speaking of the severa
writs appropriates this TO terminal cases" Ani
as decidedly does Seon-2 Pr. 85s.
| the writ issue out Of Chancery, the Lord Chan
cellor may discharge or bail; but it must be t,
appear in the Court Of Kings Bench, for the Chan
ceilof hath no power to proceed in criminal cases.
3D..
1t Is manifest then, that the writ ad suljiciendun
At common law vas treated as writ relating to Der
sons imprisoned upon the charge Of crime. An
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06
Mr.. Cameron Withdraws from the
Canvass for the Vice Presidency.
[speel.I 10 the NAtIonal Republiean. |

lSpeclhl 10 tne NhtlOnh hepuDnchn.l
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Delegates from the
different States are well represented here
already. There is but one programme for
President of the United states--Abraham Lin
coin.
There is pleasant contest about the tempo
rary Chairman OF the Convention, the perma-
nent President, and some little talk about
changing the Vice President; but there is no
union upon any candidate agains: Vice Presl-
dent Hamlln. From present indications he
will be re-nominated.
Cameron, who has been urged for several days,
withdraws himself this afternoon.
The most popular candidate for President of
the Convention is ex-Gov. Dennison, of Ohio.
Ex-speaker Grow is generally talked Of for
temporary chairman. The most difficult ques-
tion, the settlement Of tho Missouri double
delegation, will probably come up before the
permanent organization Is effected, which will
throw greater responsibility upon the tempo
rSry chairman.
Hence the necessity OF selecting q man for
that place who understands parliamentary tao.
tics. The attempt TO nominate War Demo-
crat from New York for Vice President does
not seem TO prevail very successfully. Weed
is for Gen. Hancock for Vice President.
The answer to that is that he is a subordinate
TO Gen. Grant, and It would not be courteous
10 the latter.
The National Union League is in session,
Judge Edmonds, Commissioner of Public
Lands, President.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06
FROM THE ARMY or TIE POTOMAC.
BRILLIANT CAVALRY VICTORY.
Our Losses on Thursday and
Friday 1000.
POSITIONS OF THE REBEL ARMY
CORPS.
Correspondents Associated Prsss.l

u''n" l 49, O.
.,.r ,-a." oHr.-.1 81 al a. no,tor1.r ~
thc vIoInI,v oT 1.wo., .,oro
Tho 1r,t .,tacL wss rnsds or H.urtor,s
oonmona uhI"h ws. h.JIv dsro.tad I'm "a,
vsrs Ios,
Thov .f,srw.rds sttacked Hm,s Iso on tho
Tolopotamy river. with the Cd New YORK. and
drove one brigade out of their works and held
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"StEAdelIA," one OF Won Tlotow's nnsst operas,
viii be produced at GrSver'I tonight, with a
o'rouger east than ever before in this country.
Cari .'orncS will appear In the part OF MAlvolo,
the hTigard, which part was written for him origi
naIy by Flotow. This will be Carl Formes' hrsi
appearance In the part In America. HimmeT, who
takes tenor role in the opera, has his benefit to-
HiEht, and the house ought certainly to Be- lled in
recognition OF his considerations and successful el-
forts to meet the requirements Of critical taste in
the patrons OF opera In Washington. Madame
Johannson also appears and the east Is altogether
1he strongest that could be made. II will be q
rare trest to Listen 10 the performance Of "strA-
Gei'a' tonight.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
Or eat Sensation Produced by
Grants Campaign.
FALL OF THE REBEL LOAN
rrUKE OF MALAKoFF DEAD.

SANDY HOOK, June 6.-The steamer Virginia
from Queenstown the 25th, has passed here.
The news from America created great sen,
sation, and the advices per the City OF Wash.
Ington increased the excitement.
The news is generally regarded in Europe a,
disastrous to the rebel cause.
The rebel loan declined and per cent.
Laird'S rams have been purchased by the
British Government.
The Duke OF Malakoff is dead. The news Of
the battles in Virginia caused a profound sensa.
ton in England, and the people were as.
founded at the magnitude OF the losses. The
probable result Of the bloody combat was
eagerly canvassed.
Cotton is weaker under the nows.
The London Times says Gen. Grant has fully
sustained his reputation for unconquerable te.
naclty, and II he did not achieve an absolute
success he bid for II more desperately and ap.
preached It more nearly than any predecessor.
It thinks II hard to discern the inclination Of
the balance, so evenly do the scales OF battle
appear to be weighed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

~ Mexican MugtShH Liniasnt.-Ths
parties In st. Louis and ciheiAnati, who have boeA
eounterfeitinE the Mustssf Llninent under pro-
tense Of PROFESSIONALLY, hars been thoroughly -
topped By the courts. 10 guard against further
imposition, have procured from the United States
Treasury . private steel slats revenue stamp,
which il placed over the tob OF eash bottle AAoh
stamp bears the lss ssmtk Of ny signature, aAa
without whieh the article Il counterfeit, danger.
Gus and worthless imitstioh. Examine every bot
tie. This Lnimsnt has bsta( In use and growing
In favor fer many years. mere hardly exists a
hamlet on the haSitabls EbSlts that does act soa-
tain evidence Of its wonderful effects II IL the
best emolient In the world. win its present in.
proved ingredients, its snsytsppon mas and boas,
are perfectly remarkable. sfses ars healed, pains
relieved, lives saved, VALUABLE animals made use
full, aud untold Ills sssussed, For suts, bruises,
sprAinE, rheumAtisn, swelnaSs, bites, ssksd
breasts, strained horsss, ks,T ~ 10 . sovereign
remedy that should nsVsS u lspeassd with. II
should be in every family. sslaNsy all druggists.
fS1o-sosm pa BAiitE Few Tsrk.
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oFFIcIAL.l
DEfAhthh W oIATAt
wAsHIroToN, June I, 1884.

wAsHTNoToN, June Z, 1884.
This Department having promulgated on the
27th Of last month q decree Of the Peruvian
Government denying the authority exercised
over the Chlncha Islands by Spanish suthori.
ties, and stating that cargoes of guano shipped
under Spanish authority will be attached, sc-
cordlng to law, in foreign PORTS, and the pro-
ceeds thereof held subject to the orders Of the
Peruvian Government, now makes 1t known to
all whom 1t may concern that protest has
been received from the Minister OF her Catholic
Maj esty accredited to the Government Of the
United States Hgnins. he consequences, judi,
cial or otherwise, Of al. uch measure on the
part Of the Government o. Peru.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06


retreSted, escaping from the Infsntry force
who, owing TO the dense undergrowth, were
unable to intercept them. The same cause
prevented a successsful pursuit,
The rebels were under the command Of Lieut..
aeo. W. Gibbs, Of the confederate navy.
Our forces succeeded in capturing sir OF the
seven boats belonging to the rebels, four pris-
oners, one thousand rounds Of ammunition,
with all their haversscks, signal flags, com.
passes, medical stores, &c.
The object Of the rebels was to capture the
United States steamer Adele, around which
they had been lurking. The enemy numbered
about 800.
Among the papers found was an order from
the rebel Secretary Of the Navy, Mallory, direct
ing the transfer Of seamen from the rebel army
to the navy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

We are authorized to denounce the follow
ing notice as forgery, and to warn voters
not TO be deceived thereby:
To THE VorERs or THE THIRD WAND The
name Of Mr.. JOSEPH BRYAN was announced on
the SEMMES ticket as candidate for Alderman
IN this ward without the authority OF the EIecu-
tIvs Committee, (charsed with the coptrol Of the
whole mGtter,) and against eur wishes.
We, therefore, hereby withdraw Mr.. BRYAN's
name for Alderman from the semmes ticket of the
Third ward. Dy order. A. Z. RICHARDS
Chairman Of Ssmmss Executive Committee.
Mr.. Richards never signed such a card, and
nor has Mr.. Bryan's name been withdrawn by
any authorized party.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06
PRESIDENT LINCoLN's LETTER TO
THE GRANT MEETING IN NEW
NnuT

PRESIDENT LINCoLN's LETTER TO
THE GRANT MEETING IN NEW
YORK.
Nav YORK, June 4, p. m.-The following
letter from President Lincoln was read at the
Grant meeting, in Union Square, this evening;
EXECUTIVE MAEuoE,l
wAsHINoroE, June ., 1884. !
Hon. p A. Co King, end othsrs;
GENTLEMEN Your letter, inviting me 10 be
present at a mass meeting OF loyal citizens to
be held at New York, on the 4th inst, for the
purpose Of expressing gratitude to Lieutenant
General Grant for his signal services, was re-
ceiyed yesterday. 1t is impossible for me to
attend. l approve, nevertheless, whatever
lnay tend to strengthen and sustain Gen. Grant
and the noble armies now under bis direction.
My previous high estimate OF Gen. Grant
has been maintained and heightened by what
has occurred in the remarkable campaign he Ia
now conducting. While the magnitude and
difficulty OF the task before him do not prov,
less than expected, he and his brave soldier
are now In the midst Of their great trial, and
trust at your meeting you will so shape you
good words that they may turn TO men and
guns, moving to his and their support.
Yours, truly, A. LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

General Grants Operations on Friday.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON, Iune 81 p. m.
To HGJ0r General Die, NsV York;
dispatch from Gen. Grants headquarters
dated hslf-past O'Clock last (Ssturday) night,
has been received. 1t states that about Z
O'Clock p. m. Friday, (3d of June the enemy
suddenly attacked Smiths brigade OF Gibbons
division. The battle lasted with great fury for
half an hour. The attack was unwaveringly
repulsed. Smiths losses were uncomfortable.
At 6 p. IN. Wilson with his cavalry fell upon
the rear Of brigade of Heth's division, which
Lee had thrown around TO his LEFT, apparently
with the intention Of enveloping Burnside.
After q short but sharp conflict Wilson drove
them from their rife-pits in confusion. He
took few prisoners. He had previously fought
with and routed Gordon's (now Young's) brig
ate OF rebel cavalry. During these lights he
lost several ofhcers-among them Col. Preston,
let Vermont cavalry, killed; Col. Benjamin,
Sth New York cavalry, seriously wounded.
Gen. Stannard, serving in the 18th corps, was
severely wounded yesterday (Friday.) Our
entire loss In killed, wounded and missing dur
ing the three days operations around Coal
Harbor will not exceed, according to the Ad-
jutant Generals report, 1900.
THIS morning, Saturday, June 4th, the enc
ny's left wing, In front OF Burnside, was
found TO have been drawn In during the night
Col. Cesrola, In command Of 5000 men, ar
rived here yesterday, having marched from
Port Royal.
Telegraphic communication between Cherry
stone and Fortress Monroe, continues inter
rupLed.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dated yes
terday, 4th June, a. M, thirteen miles Wes
Of Marietta, reports that his loft Is now wei
around, covering all the roads from tho soutl
to the railroad about AckWorth. His caValr
has been in Ackworth, and occupies In fore
all the Alatoona Pass.
No other military intelligence has been re
ceiyed by the Department.
(slgned) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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H-HAEan's Magnolia .BAIn-YhIs IL 1As
most delghtfAl Ssd sItESsrdiAAry sEHslS ever dI.
covered. ID changes NE SuA-SuIat fASs AAd hands
70 IsATly satin texture Of TAViShiAE beauty, in-
parting the marble purity Si yeuth AAd the diIIt-
gss ApPsAraAss - inviting IN the Sity bolls Of
fashion. II removes tAA, hSOkl0S, PinplSs and
rouEhnssA frsn the Skin, leaving the sonplsxioA
fresh, transparent and smooth. II contains ne
material isJurisS V the skiA. PAtroniLsd By Ass-
rssSsS AAd Opera singers. II IL what every lady
should have. sold everywhere.
Prepared y ". =. HkeAN, RSsy, n. Z.
IlAAs T. BARNES 4 c.,
Few Y0ih.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

MILTARY.-Brigadier General H. H. Lock
wood, who left here on the 18th May, with Or
to this city, and his headquarters are at No. "a
Holiday street. He had been assigned TO the
command of one of the four divisions Of the
corps OF Gen. g. X. Warren, and was In the
engagements of Monday and Wednesday, but
in consequence Of the consolidation of the d.
visions in three bodies, the General was left
without command and ordered to report to
the Adjutant General. Baltimore Amsriedn.
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m-n.l..s.r..rs I.lni,asl.l

hR-Hsi.astrsst's IAinaitAblsHair Rester-
ATivn, cot DTA bat restores say hair - its
original color, Sy supplying t.s apillAry ,ubss
with natural suhtsaAAss, impaired BY age or die.
case. AL tasisAiaassss dyS are nJossd Of lsa.1r
hair, aad Anord OF nsnsslVss ne dTtNiHE. Hsin.
streets Ininitable CsloriaE set snly histories hair
to ~ AAturAl color by an sAsy process, but gives
the hair = LUXURIAET BEAUTY, ppmosSs its
growth, preTents Its fAlllAG Ell graduates dAR
druH, and inpAr,s health and ploGGAntisss 70 III
head. u has stood the test Of hne, bsinT the orr
sinAl HSir ColOriAG, AAd n ssastGnily Increasing
In faVsI. USSd By both gentlemen and ladiss. II
10 sold by all rshpostable dealers, or can 10 DsS-
cared by thsA Of the ssmnsrsiL AGENTS,
D.L BAANHB 4 Co.,
Soa Broadway, Few HsTk.
TIVE sizes, - ssAm AAd 81
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PERSONAL.

MAJOR GENERAL FREMONT has resigned his
commission In the army, and his resignstion has
bean accepted.
Hon. ELIJAH sKILs, formerly Secretary Of
State OF Iowa, has been nominsted Third Auditor
Of the Treasury, vice r. J. Atkinson.
COLONEL HASKELL, of the seth Wisconsin,
who was KILLED last Friday, had been lately ap-
pointed Colonel, and had been in the field a. the
head Of his regiment but few days.
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A Successful Boat Expedition on the
Florida Coast.
SIX BOATS CAPTURED.

Tho Navy Department has received intelll-
gence from Lieut.. Commander William Budd,
of tho U. 8. steamer Somerset, that on the
night Of tho 18th ult. detachment of troops
under Lieut.. Hunter, 10th New York volun-
teers, and Acting Ensign E. II. Smith, in COM
mand Of the boats, attacked 10 or 80 Of the
enemy Two miles below ApalSchicola, Florida,
who, Ang two shots from the boat b0WltEsrS,
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:alatiuual gspnblitau.
WASHINGTON. d. O.
MoNDAYnnrn,n,.,nin,n,,nJUNE Q, 1894
rsr-S,b,eribtr. lalinq Q r,c.ip. q. Rspa.l

sSs- SubscribSrI JdQiHOtO rsesiUs hAs Repaio'ieor
regularly ,.lll please notift tAts Office.
70 TIE Office Of bIs National Rsp,Ib1ioaa q al
III NiHh street, bctSssn Psrn'ylVania avssus asd
: arest.
rg-7nt' paper q nO,' nirnisANd BY carriers q
,,u5,cribsrs IN lAiS city AID GsOroaOsm a tAirs
,r,' ptr mouth.
sss- Hscaa 1s attsatiOn Of bIsinsss nsn 10 n,
,GSaed!ioH Of oar advertisements. We Intend
tsfp biisiHs1 ~ TO thii matter TOr GIs 6snea
,r ow patrons. r..
~ The rGilrOad advertisements o. or Jlrs
ags are iH'eTted BY authority qftAs railroad com
d"i4s eUrauv nHmsd, srs S1ssiaEp corrected
"hsT changes are made, hsnes saa D. relied upon
US correct.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

OSE OF QUAETRELL's MEN ExEoUTHp.-On
the Goth OF May, by order Of Gen. Brown, car
ried out by Provost Marshal sWltLler, OF the
central district Of Missouri, Francis Hadley,
alias Joseph Anderson, was shot TO death with
musketry at Warrensburg, Mo. Gen. Brown
had obtained sufficient evidence to satisfy him
that Hadley was desperate bushWhAckef, and
had participated in the Lawrence massacre
under QuAntrell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON,
Union Troops at secessionville
Rebel ReInfOrcements Sent For.

FoRTRHss StoSRoE, June A rebel Major
came into Gen. Buffers lines at Bermuda Hun.
dred yesterday, who says the Federal forces
are 'H secessionville, threatening Charleston;
that the rebel Commander at Charleston has
teleg raphed the Confederate authorities for
reinf' 'rcements, saying unless he gets them
Char. eston is iost.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

The municipal election is passing OF very
quietly, and the contest between the two can.
didstes for the mayorslty Is pretty close. The
returns, as we go TO press with our frst edi-
ton, do not indicate the result with any Ger
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~B.-P-ISO-X.-D Plantation
n.y purify, s,r..s stIss ~ a. nvls..,..


Thsy purity, strsAEths1 4 iAVIESPAta.
ThSJ create healthy ~ pDShtA
ThOT arc Al AAhd0tS - sAAAEO Of WAtoT and disf
ThsJ bSsrOSno srSsts sf lsst1Atdon Asa latS
hours.
ThSI IGsaGtAsA the FStsA ~ .AlIVOs CT
mind.
They prevent nIAEnAu AAA istsEnittsat foves.
ThSI IHhlI tbS breath AAa AdAlS Of tAs StoEL
ThoT cure DVspsVsiA AAl 0DaIuKAhsa.
ThsY care nAnksA, ChAloFA AAa uAOlOrA AeIBnD
6hSI slrs Liver oShOlAlSt ~ HsTVSus ksAA
Tisy are ths Saa uAsss N thS WSrla. EAg y GkS
the weak mAA GtreAI, SAA AES sIhANtea AAtnna's
great reatoHor. IhST are oSnDAA - 0s eSl6r
bTAtSi CaliIAyA HATi, CAAaAIinl ark, 1A4AAloN
CAAmSmilO FlOWoFS, LAy0A1 BSHlN, tiAtNE
ETOSA, AAilS, uSVGr-bualt oEAAIo IGA, RAkS
rect, CSTGVAi, oShlSdS, hAEASSk, A-E-IeSa-
TSs following y . SGnSlS Of - 'stnssS 40
SsLSIIas' ESHH SSF1lIsV1SSSBr'IoHH
C.oI,sASb o. a. y. i'h'
IhAVs EiVsA IOuI PLuAtAtisA MttsrS 70 AuadTsds
Of eur hSblO oSldisSs who step here, norS sr lSsa
diAAblSA hes ykrioul causes, AAd the ogSst Y Assl
su.S SssPsisiiSs ss " = ILsuzy wish /.
every tAiily q STSU ksY!Ael III a AAHa G.
iySt-ly sapsriAtsndaAL
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n. y, armi. Capt. T. W. Coleman, 1Slst N.
T., thighi Lieut.. J. G. Fisher, 18th N. Y.
facei Capt. J. W. McBroom, 1oeth N. Y, arm,
Lieut.. H. L. Hepburn, 1Ooth N. Y, face, Capt
q. Harding, 1s9d Ohio, arm; Capt. W. 8. Piper,
B7th Pa, ab domen.
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THE WoUNDED.-Mrs. NJ. F. Odell, Mrs.
Gen Barnes, Mrs. Gen. Doubleday, Miss Harris,
and other ladies boarding at Willsrd's, have been
Waiting the hospitals around the city, and distri
buting Strawberries to the wounded soldiers They
have received contributions to enable them to dis
tribute thousand quarts OF this delicious fruit.
They dispense II with their own hands.
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Mr.. CARPENTER's PIcTURE.-Mr. Carpenter,
the artist 10 rapidly finishing his picture OF The
Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation In
Cabinet Meeting" II will probably be completed
by the hrst OF July. The portraits iu the picture
are said BY excellent judges to be admirably done,
But two OF them-the President and Mr.. Stanton
are finished and they are almost perfec
The picture will be exhibited In the principal cities
of tho country next autumn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

A WICKED CHAP.-A lad named George Gill
was arrested yesterday by Patrolman DuvAll upon
the charge Of entering house on X street, near
Twelfth, and stealing from a bureau drawer q re-
Volver valued at $40 and Stin cash. The house 10
occupied by Mr.. Michael Homiler. The boy was
caught In the act by a servant, whom he threat
ened to shoot II Ihe told her mistress that he had
been In the house. He vas held for a further
hearing, A oOmrAde who was with him escaped.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

VIGILANT PoLICEMRN.-Two policemen
watched and guarded with great vigilance two
empty -four barrels lying In the street at the corner
Of Thirteenth street and the Avenue, belonging to
an italian who keeps q double-bArreled peanut
stand on that corner. Unfortunately tho offieerl
adjourned to = saloon to get some Toe water, and
the barrels went of They will probably feed an
election bonfire this evening,
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The National Convention a
Baltimore.

UNANIMITY IN FAVOR OF MIR
LINCOLN.
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LARCENY OF CLoTHNG.-0n Saturday last
pAtrolman CAnoher, OF the Island precinct, ar
rested Mary MonArty upon the charge Of stealing
clothing to the value Of $50, ougng to RebeooA
Cant, who lives In Tin Cup alley. She had dis
posed OF three-fOuTthH OF the stolen articles, but
the remaining fourth was found In her possession,
She was committed, by Justice BOGwell to Jail for
court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

RRPREHERsmLE CoNDU0r.-FrAncis May.
Of the seventh precinct, upon the charge OF as
GAultlng Henrietta Cook In house OF ilf.fAme in
He was lined 90 and costs BY Justice Giberson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

WAGES ADVLNCED.-At meeting on SAtur-
day night, the Columbia typographical Society
advanced their rate OF wages The prioes are 90
cents per thousand ems and S2l per week. These
rates will be charged from the commencement Of
the present week,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTATE.-0n Saturday
afternoon MesSrs. Mcclure s Co. sold the frame
house and lot st the corner Of Twelfth street and
Massachusetts avenue, belonging tn the estate OF
the late Nicholas d. VAnzAndt, to John W. Reed,
for S7,4s6. Also, lot on Twelfth street, between
0'Conneli, Tor 81 cents per foot. Also, a small
frame house and lot on North street near Seven
teenth street, TO II. X. Randall, for $500.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-06

NAVY YARD.-The steamer Com. Reed left
yesterday morning for the lower Potomac The
lila LEFT this morning for trial trip dowH the
river,