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Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
PERSONAL. =.

billy MoRRIs, the famous negro minstrel,
has purchased a 100000 mansion on ono Of the
fashionable avenues Of Boston.
BARNUn, In relating his oxperisncs In
farming, before the Connecticut lcgislAture a
rev days since, said that every car Of corn he
raised cost him hfty cents Pioushing with elo-
phants Is rather expensive At that rate else he
raised some Largo corn.
Mrs. l.. II. sreounNET, the poetess, died
in Hartford, Conn, yesterday, aged 20 years.
Colonel VIZ. s. A. fIsa, formerly provost
marshal of the city Of Baltimore, who, by dseis.
Tod Of q eourt-martial, had bceu dismissed from
the. service On account Of alleged impropristiss,
has been restored 10 his full RANK with back pay,
by President johnson, who had Thoroughly ex-
aminod the case, and was satisfied Of Col. Fish y
innoeenee T".. OF. ....
H MANAGER HENRY @. JARRETr, Of the Dos.
ton Theatre arrived In Liverpool on tho 18th ult,
after pleasant passage Of nine days and a'hSlL
TN sunday, May q, the Scotia, on which he was
Passenger, parrowly escaped destruction Ivy
contact with an immense Iceberg Athiok fog
was prevailing at the time, aud the leo was dis.
covered dead ahead. Proyidontially tho officers
controlled tho engines and the only harm sus
tRinod was great scare by the pa,scn gers, aud
the loss of somo paint by the vessel s she Bcraped
against tho floating mounisin,
Judge A. d, SMITn, Of Wisconsin, died on
board the steamer ArRgo on sunday last. Hc
was Justice of tho Supreme CohH Of that State
several Year, since, and discharged Sherman N
Booth from eustody when uudeS arrest fop viola
ton of tho Fugitive Slave act Mr.. Lincoln, IN
1881 appointed him Judgo of the District u
South Carolina, a position which he resigned
some months afterwarl a 0H.a Hsrh
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

THE CRoPs.--Most favorable reports,
without exception are received from all parts
Of the country in regard to the growing
crops, and " ths. season continues propitous
tho harvest will be immense. Tho only com.
plalnt we hear oils want Of rain In Iii.
ncis, wherc The chineh bug has done some
damags, but even thsro tho crops are gsnor
ally lookiss hnsly. In Michigan the grow,
ing wheat crup never looked better, and the
harvest viii begin mt loast u week earlier
than usual, A good deal Of old, wheat Ia nov
coming 70 market In tho West,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

San Domingo Evacuated by the SPAN
ish Troops--Tho Rebels rendering
Armed Aid TO MaxiniliAn--Adn,ir
tion Of our Iron-clhds In Havana.
NEw YoRE, juno ~. Tho steamer Lib
orty from Havana on tho 7th inst. has ar
rived.
An order for tho definite evacuation Of
San Domingo has been received from Spain.
The E6 NoHISih docs not think that the
American emigration will be dangerous to
tho interests of the Emperor.
Tho Socicdad confirms the report that tho
confodoratos at EaglO Pass, near PiOdras
NogrAs and brownsville, had rendered armed
nid to the Imperial authorities, hut thcy do
clncd.
The entertainments TO tho officers of our
iron-clad floOt ut Havana passed OF most
satisfactory.
Tho authorities visited tho monitors, and
Expressed groat qualification.
The squadron smiled on tho sixth.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

THE PIRATICAL STORT FROM NASSAU
Tho Boston Tror.lIGr, aIIuding b tho curiom
story FROM NussNu, printed yesterday, says
The bark LiEEio, Captain Manson, sailed
hence May a. for Stettln, and is supposed Ia
be the vessel burned; but We discrcdit the
whole story, for she would not he in tho vi.
clnity of tho Wost Indies. but of the Banks
Of Newfoundland
Tho follow Drainc, who captured the
schooner st, Mary's in Chesapeake bay, Is
represented as the captain of tho pirate, and
We learned from Captain Moore of tho ship
Anna Kimball, at this port, that he was in
the vicinity of Nassau, N. p, last month";
threatening all kinds Of vengeance against
our commerce, Ho may have burned some
vessel, but we doubt IL It was the Lizzie.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
Thc NntinnnI I.nn,,.

PurLADELrnIA, Juno 1.-The subscrip-
hons to the national loan on Saturday
amounted to 81, ,s6S, 100 The lar Eost West.
ern subscriptions were $IO3, 500 from tho
Second National Bank Of Chicago, $lDO. .OOO
from tho Third National Bank Of CinCinnati,
and 500 900 from the First National hank Of
st. Paul. Tho largest Eastern subscril tions
were Sll0,6OO from the Ninth National
Bank of Now York, 500, 900 from the Prst
National Bank Of Albany, 800, 900 from the
Merchants National bank Of Boston, $276,
900 from Il. Pratt, Baltimore. Tho total
subscriptions for the week were SI2, 1903, 900
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

A MYsTERIoUs LRrTER-On the 9TH In.
slant, two mon, named French and McAloer,
Of South Branch, Va, were arrested by Major
Meyers and brought to this city and lodged
in the guard,hOuse, on the charge Of writing
n mysterious letter, addressed to j. Wilkes
Booth. and which was submitted in evidence
before the assassination court at Washington.
1t turns out now that the letter was fraud
porpetuAted by person named Purdy, who
is said to be n Government detective, and
who, entertaining a bittcr hatred toward the
parties arrested, availcd himself oT this mode
to wreak revenge, Frcuch and McAlccr
have been released, and Purdy has since been
arrested and placed in close confinement, On
the charge Of committing the alleged fraud --
C"MbuiaHd (AEkl Uui0a.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
Board Of Common Council.

In accordance with the provisions Of the char
tor, tho members elected TO tho Sixty third Cuun-
cil assatnbled in the Council Cha a. 10 clock
this morning, for organization; tho lubbies mean
while having been thTongCd With crowd ol
citiIenS, who were present TO witness their ia &.
ductiOn into once.
The members were called to order by VIM n.
popo, secretary Of the lAtoBOATd, aud the oath to
faithfully execute the duties " their Office to the
best O their skin aud ability and the oath uf nl
legiauce, was administered 10 tho following
m"Iuhors, who comprise tho cutiro Board, by s.
X Douglass, B-q., Register II the city D
First Ward-James II. HHIol, John lyman, and
John A. Rhsem.
Second ward-Audrow J. Joyce, II. Clay Stow &.
art, and SAMUEL A. Peugh
Third wRrd-A q. Hall, John W. sImms, aud
Wash. u. Williams.
Fourth ward-wm. W. Moore, EiiJah Edmons. .
top, and Chas. II. Anderson.
~ firh wGrd-Wm; !. Ferguson, WIN. II. Ham.
slxth ward-wm. TSibOrt, Cary W. White,
and John h Herrcll.
seventh wnrd--John O. Dudley, Geo. Wright,
W. T, wAlkeF
KLEcrIoN oP oFFIcERs.
Mr. Ferguson submitted y resolution, declaring
W. W Moore President Of the Board for tho Sixty
third Council.
t. ballot Tor PRECEDENT, which was agreed 10 aud
MeszTs. W. W. Moore, Samuel 4. Pcugh, aud W.
p. Ferguson were nominated.
Tho Secretary appointed MesETs. Hall aud
Mead IA toller., who reported the result of tho
election, as follows.
WV Moore. e.....,..................,n
A.; feugh. .......,,...,......,....
W.P Ferguson. ou...,..,......,.........
b. Mr, W. w. Moore was therefore elected Presl.
d"nI oi tho board for the Sixty third Council,
aud wa escorted to tho chair by Messrs. peugh
aud Ferguson, and, upon taking his s,l,i, ad-
dTrnScl tho Board as follow;
GratiuHTH ~ tie E0dri n CDB,moH CJURcR:
Ny hrst duty 0n taking thiS chair, which 1 do
with great dimdeneo In nay capacity To discharge
Its responsibilities, is TO express 10
you my waTmest thAuks for the honor 81 uneN-
pectcdly conferred on me, In your choice OF a
presiding oiieer. Though Il "a position for
which had no aspirations, ! am most gTatoful,
and shall ever hold In grateful FemembTanee this
expression VI your confidence
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

lSTsRHsrIHG TO ExPREssMEE. Tho Man.
chester Mirror reports case decided by The
saPss@s Judicial Court Of goW Hampshire
a. MRnehsStsr, last week, In an action
brought against MOsSrS. Hin a Co, express
men Il scsins that package Of clothing
was sent 70 Derry BY, defendants express,
Which was refused by the party To whom il
was scnt, on tho groand that II was not what
Bsbought The cash on delivery which this
party had paid was handed back and the
paekage returned 10 the PLAINTIFF, who ro.
Fused TO receive II, and demanded S2i which
had been paid for II but refunded by the OK.
press company agent, The court held that
the defendants were not liable, and that when
package Is delivered to an express company
marked cash on delivery" the consignee is
entitled 70 reasonable time to examine It's
contents before he makes his election to take
u and pay the price,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
John MITCHELL To NE IN.
.HIy Hrtl. f nICTEn

We arc glad TO learn that the notorious
JoHs MrcHELL-thc rebel editor Of the late
Richmond ElOniRer, and present rebel
sditdr Of the trsasOnAble sheet known ms the
New York Daily Ne,ys--Is TO he indicted for
treason 10 the United States Court of vir,
ginIA,i before Judge UNpERwooD. An order
upon tho United States Marshal of New York
Tor bis arrest viii procure the person of
MIreaHLL before Che Court. Lot 1t be done,
and done quickly. 1t Ia a disgraeo to jour.
nAlism in New York that such person 1, al,
loved 70 WELD his pen, daily, as he does,
against the Government in defiance of law
and order. Who're Is General DIX
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
Gensrnl Mondo nt ph,,nhrlnh,n.

PHILApELPHIA, June l0.-GeneruI Meade,
who arrived from Washington to-di.y to tnko
command Of his new Department, wns cor
daily Welcomed hero to-day, and entertained
ut dinner at the Continental by n committee
Of citizens. Gov. Curtin, GensralsAP Phillips,
Coils, and Cumming and Colonies Roberts
and Puloston, were among those present.
Preparations are making for grlnd rocep.
ti0n and review tomorrow Of tho returning
Pennsylvania soldiers. The Gov prnor and
General Meade will he present. After tho
review, the rogimcntNl days will be received
for the State by Gov. Curtin.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
Interesting News from TcrasAOpCr-
Rtlons OF the Navy.

j"
The Navy Department has received the
following information Of the capture Of the
dcfences Of Sabine Pass, Texas
NEw ORLEANS, ia, May 81, 1855
SfRi have the honor TO inform tho DE.
pnrtmUnt that n dispatch undor Into Of 25th
instant was this day received from Captain
u, Y. Sands reporting the evacuation Of the
defonccs Of Sabine Pass, Forts Mnnnahasseti
and Grifin. ''
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander
Pennington hoisted the United States ilhg on
these forts. Tho guns, five In number, were
spiked .." ...
Fort Griffin Il described as having 1--WE
bomb proofs covered with two feet Of solid
timber, two layers Of rnilrond iron, and -four
feet Of oarth on top There were four nagn.
zinos Of like construction. Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant Commander Pennington not hay,
ing force enough to hold thcgc forts, retired
to his vessel leaving tho American Ang ny-
ing.
Under date Of the 9th May, Capt Sands
reports that .tho rebel army Of Texas have
generally diEbanded and gone homo, and the
terms Of surrender recently executed In this
city, between the rebel commissioner sent by
uon. Kirby Smith, and Gen Candy, having
been complied with on the part Of the rebels,
u only remains for us TO occupy the fortiloR.
tions
With regard to the rcbci naval forces in
Texas, am assured by the Confederate Iicu-
tenant commander, Jonathan Carter, who is
now here and declares himself to be tho
senior naval officer, that thcro Ia no naynl
property nor any officers in Texas on the sea-
board, and only one vessel In the Red river,
the ram Missouri, which will be surrendered
to the commander Of the Mississippi squad.
ron. =
Very respectfully, your Obedient servant
H. X. THATCHER,
Acting Roar Admiral, Com'dg W. q. D. s.
To Hon GIDEOS WELLEs,
- Secretary Of tho Navy; Washington.
The Department hns also received inCormn-
ton Of tho destruction Of fthc famous blockade.
runner Dcnbigh on the Gath May, OF aal-
weston, by u. 3. steamer Port JHcksouj aiso Of
tho destruction of the schooner i" lie Compi -
besides guard boS Mt Galveston, by boats
from the u. s. steamer COrnubia.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
The BuII Run BattlencId-ConsoerR
tIon Of tho soldiers Monunlents.


Yesterday the rich historic ground Of
tho Bull Run battle. field was tho sosno Of n
very Impressive spectacle. the invitation
Of Colonel Gamble, commanding the forces
in our front at Fairfax Court House, scvernl
hundred civilians went down to the Bull Run
battle grounds TO Join the military dctach.
mcnts in the ceremonies Of consecrating the
the monuments erected by tho soldiers to
memory Of their bravo comrades who fell
thoro in the cause Of our common country in
July 1861, and August, 1852
Tho pious labor Of tho soldiers undor the
direction Of skilrul engineers, has resulted
in the erection of two monuments, ono
marking tho field of the first battle Of Bull
Run, on the plains Of Manassas, July 2ISt.,
1861 and tho other at Groyeton, in tho i'm
mediate vicinity which was fought August
20, 1869. The monument Of the first Bull
Run battle Is the most extensive and elRbo
rate, Both arc built Of red sandstone and
surmOunted with heavy shot and shell.
The dedicatory services wcro carried out
according to n carefully prepared programme,
tho details Of which we cannot publish this
afternoon. The whole affair was highly i'm
prcSsivo, and reflects great orodit upon the
officers who have accomplished tho work in a
manner so transformations. Addresses were
uinde by Judge OLIS, Of the Supreme Court
of tho District Con, HEISrSELNAN, Gen.
wIncox, and Gen FARNswoRrH.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
THE PItEsIDENT AND CABINET
~ - INVITED To BOSTON. H .

This morning the Hon. Mr.. MHssESGEn,
chairman Of the Board Of Aldermen of Bos.
ton, wAited upon the President Of the United
States and each mOnber Of the Cabinet, and
rendered TO thcm, sOtcrnlly, m Official invi-
tation TO visit that city on the 9th Of July
ncxt. Tho President replied, that hO appre-
ciAtOd tho compliment conferred, and would
be happy 10 accept the invitation II at the
time his arduous public duties would permit
The visit, therefore, hangs upon contin.
gcncy, and isquite uncertain, Tho reply Of the
members Of tho Cabinet was similar TO that
Of the President.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12


A DELICATE AND WELL EARNED
COMPLIMENT TO MARSHAL La
MONA LETTER FnOa sECRE-
TARY SEWARD. ~
We arc. .psrmitted TO publish the foiioSihs
letter, addrcssed 10 Marshal LAMoH by nc
Hon. wnLIAS II. SEWARD, Secretary Of
State, announcing tho acceptance By the
PRESIDENT, Of the rcsignation of the former
as U. 8. Marshal Of the District Of coiums
bih. The letter is couched in language 20
unmistSkAbiy clear regarding the loyalty and
fidelity Of tho MArshaI, that his late pursuerr
ought TO blush for shame that they have done
such man so much injustice;
70 q. % n = bErARrhaST oY STArE,
" "a WAsHiSerox, June ", 1875 =
To Ward H. LaIaOH, Esq. Hdrshatl " hs
uiIi unitSt stats' ~ ~, Rfs'rfe' f" o''""D'n'
Nj DEAR sIR The President dlrsets me 10 &C
knowledge the receipt of your letter of the sth
instant In which you tender your rosignatoa as
Marshal Of the Unlied States for the District oi
Columbia. ....r ..".....
lie accepts your rcsignatIon, a. you dssire, %
take effect on Monday, tho i2th instant, but VI 20
doing deems II no more than right 10 say that he
regrets that you should have asked him to do 30
Since his advent here no has hoard from those
well qualified to speak. Of your unwaverinE 10y.
atty aud of your constant personal hdoliiy 20 tho
late President Thnso are qualities which have
obtAinod for you tho reputation of faithful and
fearless public ohiecr, aud they arc Just such
qualities as tho Govcrnment eau III afford TO, lose
In any Of Its departments. .H. ...' I-.
They will, doubt not, gain for You in any new
Occupation which yoa may nhdoftAke, the same
rcpaiatIon aud the sams sueeoss you have oh
tained IN tho position of United States marshal o
this District o.. Isi
Very respectfully, yours,
,..a....r .rU WILLIAM H. sRwAED
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
Mas. WHARTON, of Rensselaer, couDtv

Mas, WHARTON, of Rensselaer, county, N.
Y, mOthorin Of Mr., Frederick W. Sew.
ord, was riding lust week, in company with
Miss Boyd, hor sister, to lludson River Rail.
road depot, at East Albany, to tako the cars,
when, on going down tho hill Mt bath, the
horses took fright aud ran away. Both the
ladies were thrown out and badly injured;
Mrs. Wharton breaking her shoulder and
Miss Boyd dislooating one wrist. Mrs. Whar-
ton had set out for Washington, and Miss
Boyd for New York, when they met with this
accident, ....
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

FREDHRIqEsBVRa, Va. =. Col SUMNER,
commanding at fredericksburg Va, has a
force Of citizens aud Confederate soldiers
employed IN cleaning up the streets, 1t isn
voluntary business on the part Of those en-
gagged, Those who thus work draw rations
for all they may have in a family. Quite II
number manage in this way TO support large
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
TnE MErm0pIsr CnrRcn IN rnE Sorrn. /.

TUE MErmoDIsr CnuRCn IN rnE SouTn.-
Tho Northwestern Christian Atl0o, ufs
says 1--WE arc requested by tho correspond
Ing secretaries to say, that, So far as hoy
are advised, every opening in the So'uth
which in tho judgment of the bishops, prom.
ised reasonable success, has been occnpfsd
by an appointment made by the bishop hay.
ing charge. without unroaso qua Bile delay and
that the money for the sappoEl If the same
has been promptly paid upon the rSqRibltion
Of the bishop making the appointment.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
From New OrleRns-Ortler of General
sheridan Cotton Est InaatsS-- Pierre
SOule Il Mexico.

Nsw loRE, juno ia Now Orleans
correspondent of the HcyLid states il is ssti.
mated that the total amount Of cotton of all
kinds situated east Of tho Mississippi river is
ono million bales, seventy thousand bales in
Arkansas, and three hundred thousand in
Texas.
PieTro Soulo Is In Mexico.
Ex.'iovernor Moore has been arrested ut
Mobile and sent to Washington.
General Sheridan has issued orders for bid.
ding military Interference with tho shipment
of cotton,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

THH 0RIqlSAroR or EnE oSs MILLION
DoLLAR soHRMH CARrpwD.--Gon. CASnr,
BY orders from Secretary srASrOH, has hunted
out and arrested tho man who offered, last
winter. In an AlAbnma paper. to be one of a
certain number Of parsons to pay million
dollars Cor the murder Of Mr., LINCOLN, and
no Is on his way, under guard, to a safe
place. ..,. ..-
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
MINISTER To SPAIN.

Ex-senator JonS ?. HALE, United States
Minister to Spain, with his family, leaves
New York on the 2ist instant, In the steamer
City of London for Liverpool, en- route to
Madrid, to Ontsr upon tho discharge Of his
now duties.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

Ex-GoyERNoR sMITH.-ThO Richmond pa
pers announce that x.GOvernor wM SNlrn
for whose Arrest a reward Of $25, 900 has
hssn offered arrived in that city on Thurs.
day and SurrsndsrOd himself to the authori-
ties. He was subsequently pArolod to report
at certain times 70 tho provost marshal
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
DIED,

At tho Government Hospital for tho lnsast
the l2th instant, after q brief illness, In The =
year of her age, Mrs. ELLES O. NIcHoLs, Wte
Dr. q, II, Nichols, and oldest daughter Oi
late John W. Marry, of this city.
Tho funcral services will take place at Trhi
church, on Wednesday, tho l4th iB-tahi At
o 'olOck, p. IN, Tho friends of the family are
specially Invited to attend.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

JouS @. PARKER has for sale portion Of
the last edition Of any work printed in Rich
mond under the rObel rule, entitled "0bsor.
vation in tho North; Eight Months in Prison
and on Parole, by EDWARD A. POLLARD"
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

WARD II. LANoN, Esq, Ex- United States
Marshal of this District, will open Law Office
in this city in fsw days for the prosecution
of claims.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

DoN'Tput oil hAying till tho grass is dead
ripe. Many will begin this year before tln
10th Of June, and all will do we'll to begin
by the goth, Young, sueeulont grass makes
the best hay. Don't dry 1t all to straw after
II 10 cut. .H'
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
specinI Notieo.

Persons residipg or being in Washington,
Who desire passports for travelling abroad
can obtain the same, with tho least possible
expense and delay, on Jersonml application
at the Department Of State. myI.sm
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
of claims,
Letter from Governor FentOn-AId for
the Returning soldiers.
Stair OF NEw YoRR,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTHENr,
- L.. a NEHH

CoIoul Vinc,nt .Csllyer, Sup " Y, State
Srtiisrs' Depot, Nos 20 aud % Hoiorri struti,
Mo- York
CoLoNEL--YOu Rre directed to invite all
soldiers OF the Union Army, and particular.
ly those Of this STATE, passing through the
atty OF New York on their way home, to
avail themselves of tho hospitalities 81 lib,
orally provided by the Stats and our generous
citizens at the State agency in that city
NAdtr your oOntol.
Very respectfully II Il. FESroN.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
GERRITT sMITH's PLEA FOR
nm AIrnRa

An abstract Of tho extraordinary spocch
Of GEuRILT sNIrH in behalf Of trnitors, doIiv-
crOd in Now York few days since, appears
upon our outside to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
n p ? 1 Q l A L

war DEPARrAESf'
Bureau or PREEDHES, REBU"gEs'
AND AHANDOSNb LANhsi
wAsniNdroS, May -, lsoS
CircHiy' No. l.
Al niiccrs aud othor- having general sap
tendency or charge of freedmen, rrinE"''i
abandoned lands, and Supcrintondents Of q o..
Tor freedmen, within tho Department "l W
iugtnu, arc requested 10 call On C"lohr'
Ratou, IF, Assistant Commissioner OF ~"
reau, a. soon AZ practicable, betWeen the no
of 40 a. an. aud q D. M, at tho ofleei corner
and Nineteenth streets. -, n.
myS0 Commissioner OF bni'"'
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

AFAIsE RBvRLksIoS. Early last eve
ing n gentleman Of very respectable arp"arO'
apparently about forty years Of age, stopped ~
erAl people on Pcnnsy lyAnla avenue, and inform
th0m, In qniet aud eonndcntal manner, that
had bcon revealed to him In the inoFning thh !
world would he destroyed ut midnight, ~ u
MItchihR momenL belween sunday aud hlndll
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
Arrests III MnhIIc.

MoBILE, june lO.--Ex -Govcrnor NJ. sore,
Colonols Gale and Pettus, and two printers,
have boen arrested and brought TO this Gity.
They are 10 be taken to Washington. Xxx.
aovernor Moore seized Mount Vernon mrs, ,nnl
Fort Morgan, and Fort Gaines al the timo
Alabama seeded
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
SECOND EDITION.
rou1, o.cI.oc1t. y. N


FOUR O'CL.OCIk, H. M.
- - =. - - - :
THE PRnsIDENT's HOURS FOR
RECEIVING AT THEE1ECUTIvE
MANSION.
We are requested and authorized to an.
nounce that tho President will receive at the
Executive Mapsion for the transaction Of
tho public business, between the hours Of
ton a, m. and three p m, except on Cabinet
meeting days, Tuesdays and Fridays. On
those Gays he,s tcR be no ttcsptio'ls rrtot.
cUeT. 'HfT-# . g#
The Executive Mansion will bc open rVeyy
day, except sunday', between the hours Of
ninc n. m and three p. m. 70 all those who
dosiro to visit the East Room. .
President Johnson is obliged to limit the
hours for receiving visitors, the pressure is
so great; otherwise he could not secure time,
each twenty -four hours, to transact the pub
lie bu moss actually necessary for the carry.
ing on Of the Government.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

IHPoRTAHr ARREsr.--An arrest by Gov.
ernmsnt oiiesn was made yesterday after.
noon ON the Park. The party is charged, We
hear. with dafaleation in Tennessee 10 the
pnoapt Of $3.50, ,0eO.-Ilwywd HmeJ
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

sIIERMAN's SPEECH IN CHICA co.
Sec outside for an account Of Gon. Smgn-
MANS reception in Chicago, and his speech
on the occasion.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

NATIONAL oUhREEoY was issued last week
to National Banks to the amount Of 81, ,464,
S4S. TOT Il Issue, SlSI, 7T2, ,7OS.