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% AARor JoNEs TuRNs UP.-we had call
on Monday last from Aaron Jones, who twice
fought sayers and dsubsoduently trained llee.
nan, and who, though he had long ago bCcu
reported killed while fighting in the southern
army, appeared to be well and in exceedingly
good care. II appears that Aaron was con,
scriptod in the Confederate cavalry At Al
carly period Of the war, but had got dis
charge, after two years service, IN conc,
quencc Of receiving wound in tho brcat
from piece Of she'll During the last veal
he has been keeping public house in Colum
bia, South Carolina, and was doing very vel
until Mr.. Sherman came along, when he wa
burned ont. We believe he proposes to 9
back.-Wiilss' !Spirii Of TIC Times.
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HAVE WE A "FOURTH OF JULY
AMONG USI

Enron REPUBLICAN Barely four weeks
intervene between this and the Fourth Of
July, and as yet nothing has bocn done to-
wards preparing for the celebration Of that
great national anniversary In this District.
l. II possible that in the capital Of the nn-
tion there Is to he no notice taken Of the day
his ysar ? Everywhere else throughout the
country arrangements are being mndo for
such a celebration as has never before beon
witnessed, in Wow Of the suppression Of the
rebellion and the now birth Of the nation.
II win be u lasting disgrace to Washington II
tho occasion should be allowed 10 pass with
out appropriate recognition. II tho muni-
cipal authorities arc indisposed to net
promptly In the premises, n meeting If eti-
lcns should be called at once, and by private
effort insure nm appropriate celebration.
~ CITIZEN
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YanIIess wanted in maryland.

Rev. J, r. ". w&nE, of Baltimore, in q
letter to the Boston ChTHian Regiae,, re.
lates the following: Said a gentleman, woll
known hero, 10 me--himself a southern man
and . large slavcownOr, who had by word and
act nOtOriOusly sided with tho sOuth-'What
Maryland to-day wants is Ave hundred thou
sand Yankees smiled, and said that
had not placed tho number quite so high
whom he repeated, with emphasis, Yes, siri
Eve hundred thousand Yankees"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

WEST PoISr, N. Y, June 5.-Gon. Sher-
man, accompanied by Mrs. Sherman and
othcrs, arrived Mt West Point to-day. Ills
first inquiry was for Con. Scott. The inter
yiow between these distinguished Generals
was highly interesting and impressive. Gen.
Sherman then visited the examination room
and other places Of interest, aud took his
departure ht O'clock, p. IN.
rOuGHKREPsIE.
pouGHKEEPsIE, June 5.-Ncarly two
thousand persons assembled at the depot to.
night to give Gen. Sherman y Rwecome. When
the train arrived the crowd was wild with ox-
oitcment. Tho General appeared on tho
platform and spoke briefly, MS follows;
fRIENDs; l am not going TO make speech
Locomotives and cars are uniavOrRble. ]
thank you for all your seeming kindness. |
had tho honor TO be u fcllow-travolcr with
your noble regiment, tho llJth New York l
understand they are soon to como hoine.
Whom they arrive they eau tell you brtter
than can Of the events that have happened.
As the General re.entsred tho cars he was
followed by shouts and cheers.
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The Iron-cIads at Havana.

The Navy Department last night received
oticial dispatches from Admiral GoDoN, in
which he states that % great was the curl.
.oSity Of the people of Havana to SEQ the
monitors, tthis being the first opportunity
they have had to soc this novelty,) that 1t is
with great difficulty that the officers can rot
ashore or to their vessels, us they arc CON
StAntly surrounded by crowds Of boats filled
with eager dght.secrs
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the Union sentiment In Rlchmon.l.

The Union sentiment In Richmond.
Artemus Ward Ia out IN an amusing 'letter
from Richmond which Is published in tho
sprightly Weekly RspisB In which no thus
discourses Of tho 'UniOn sentiment there
There Is rally gIoat deal Of Union sonti-
ment in this city. 1 SEQ II on every hand. l
met n man to-day-I am not nt liberty 10 tell
his name, but he is an old and influential
citizen of Richmond, and soz he, "Why!
We'vo bin fghtin' again the Old Flag LOr'
bless me, how sing larn' lie then borrerd
Eve dollars Of mo and bust into food Of
toors. Sed another "a man Of standin and
formerly q bitter rebuol,) Lot us at once
stop this oifooshun Of Blud! Tho Old Flag
il good enuf for me. Sir" he added, you
air from the North llayeyou dOuBhnat
or piece Of oustard pie about your" ] told
him no, but knew a man from Vermont who
had Just opened n sort Of restaurant, where
no could go and make very comfortable
breakfast on Now England rum and choose.
lie borrowed fifty cents Of me, and asking
me TO send him VIM. Lloyd Garrison's am.
brotye rs soon NJ got homo, he walked on.
Said another, There's bin tremenduous
Union feolin' horo from tho fust. But wo
was kept down by n rain Of terror. Have
you dagcrrotypo Of Wendell Phillips about
your porsnn' and will you lond inc four dol
lars for few days ill we air once more %
happy and united peOplo'' g..
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nY ThLEaRAPII
MEXICAN REPORTS.

That chihuahua, MsIico, Is OccW-
pied by thO Frenoh-ThAt Juarez
Is en- route Co tho united States.
NEw YoRE, June The CotvToT dc'
Eats UWis (NAPOLEOS's organ in this city
claims to have received intelligence that the
city of chihuahua, Mexico, lato capital Of
the Juaroz (LiberaD Government, has been
occupied by the French General AMMAN, and
that JuAREE Is ~ route 10 the United States
Tho arrival from Havana, yesterday, does
not confirm this news.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

Gen. PEEROsE, commanding LIST brigade,
LIST division, 9Th corps, was yesterday prD.
scntod by the members Of his staff with hn
elegant gold cross representing tho oorps
badge Of the gallant old 9th, and pair Of
white kid gsuntistS Gon. PESROsE Ia Cap
tain of company | Sd u. s. infantry, IIewOn
his star by skill and bravery in th6'held.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

GENERAL SPINOLA IN COURT.--FranCis ID
Spinola rS John McNamee, shorin. This
was an action brought by Gon, +, i. spinola
to recover, or rather 10. retain, possession If
n horse which was made q present to the
General by some citiIeus.of Brooklyn. The
horse formerly belonged to Col Perry, of tho
4Sth regiment, and, ON the death of that OIL.
Ger, the citiEens purchased him and present
Cd him to Gen. SpinOla, who was about to
proceed TO the front with his brigade On the
return Of tho General no stabbed tho animal
In jay street, leaving an orderly in charge.
Elisha II. MOrrell obtained judgment for
the recovery Of debt against SPinOla, and
an execution was issued and the sheriff levied
on the horse; but before he was sold he wns
removed from the stable out Of the roach Of
the sherih. Spinoia thon, Il Is stated, wont
to Albany and had an act passed exempting
from sale tho horse Of any military officer in
active service; and us soon rs this act wont
into cfioct tho horse was brought back, and
the sheriff removed the loyy. don. SpinolR
brought IN action Of repleyin, and, on giving
the necessary security, obtained possession
Of the horse,
The Court held that the act, so far as Il
applied 10 this case, was null and void, mas
mrGh as the loyy was made before the pas
sRgc of the net, and could not, therefore, bO
made retrospective In its operation.
Tho jury found verdict for the defend.
ant, fixing the value Of the horse at Si5O.-
~, y, Erp,ess.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

THE ARGuELLEs CAsE.-There Is sOui
reason to suppose that Arguclles, who wa
summhriIy Rrrustod at New York last yea
and sent to Cuba for trial for participating
in the slave trade, has been made the victim
Of conspiracy Of high Caban officials, VIII
were themselves guilty Of the offence ehRrgr,
against him. His friends have all along a
serted his Innocence. Ttdpsiier.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

x-congrosnnan Housrox, Of Gcorgin,
Congressman (reboD HILL, and other promi-
mont gentlemen from GsorgIa, arrived this
morning 10 secure measures for tho recon
struetion Of their State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

TnE TRIAL OP JEFFERSON DAvIs.-Ths
President, nctuatod by u Just desire to secure
10 all persons the privileges Of constitutional
law, has accodcd to Mr.. Charles 0'COnor's
Jefferson Davis in his approaching trial.
New TOyk JOWrMaiC Of Commerce,
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NEw YORK, June 6.--Besf declined Ia.
Receipts Ave thousand head, quot od AT I3aISc
Sheep declined 10. Receipts seventeen thou.
sand hoRd, quoted At 5a7c. Swine Grm. Ro
coipts twelve thousand head, quoted at 81 q.
lOie.
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Sick and VVoundoa soldiers.

There are yet about 90, 900 sick and wound
Cd soldiers in tho different hospitals through.
. out the country. This number Is being rap
Idly reduced by the discharge Of conva.
iSbcsnts
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PASS 20 rs.
SIleclal NOllcn.

Persons residing 90 being in Washington,
who desire PASSPORTS for travelling abroad,
can obtain tho same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on psysOMai application
nj the Department Of State. .'..l myI .8m
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RObbery-JustIoO 10 GueF-
rIIIns-E2e caution Of Ton.

CHATTANOOGA, June T. Tho GGzsffs'S
iOhattanoogH dispatch says the officers of one
Oc the Richmond banks while on their way
to that place with the assets Of tho bank,
wore attacked by robbers near Washington,
GOurgia, and robbed Of $500, 900.
Ten guerrillas woro hung by the citizens Of
Cass county, Georgia, n few days since.
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LOUIsvILLE, June 6.--At the WOodlRwn
rncos tho Lexington colt Alexandria won two
closely contested two.inilo honts in 3:36l and
3:3s Tho FIRST milo of the second heat was
run in l:ii.
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Movements Of generals Grant an
sherman.

BupFALO, juno 6.--MajoT GonCrnl ShcT-
mnn passed through hOre this afternoon for
Chicago, whero he will arrive Wednesday
night
General Grant will be in Chicago on Sat
urIny
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Six thousand rebel officers below the rank
Of Major, prisoners Of war, have already made
application to take tEo oath Of allegiance and
be discharged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ear A nnR E. Dieki nsoH
WILL pELIvER nRR dREAT LEcrrRE on
rHR DEATH OF THE LATE PRESIDEN

t.uo ho,n. 1..A ~, .n..k.tb -
-I.'', 80, ~, - ,,s,,
MhIllh has ossn @ IsSelxeI y,Lp WIZ ssSH '''''
fhllsdeiphla, new lo.k, nss,ton, si ,t,,,,, ~, -
FRIDAY ENkNIN0i June y, , ~ . o 'o'"eA'
TiCkEIs, Elfrf HkNs H.
stores. ie7fa
hs- rahI..ur yIvs.,t- NIusIo. stray
beTTis. ami croam TII IL pVRNINU AZ the I.Adil
FESTIVAL i'm behalf of the North Presbytsriau N
IAN ~ OJd pcIioW., uali seyenth street. n
,I,,-., 49,
~ new York sshte bo5net nkTSI
removed ~ street, DetWeen IweiItn . .hu
tcenth streets. All information ~ L',.',.
value TO the soidiers o. new io'A, -
rionds, furnished grAtnitonhy upon ~ lIIstI
At thelr now rooms, either In person OF ~ 'gS TS
No, EoS street, between TWen,h Aht At.,hiI
teenth streets, -. mhl-sA'u mu
A6-PoopIe's TeIegraph - New Elf|
CIAss IdNrs direct 10 NEN YORK, BOSTpI
and Ia ImDoItant poInta- Waghington Onot
nEpUBiIGAN BIJiLDiNG. SiI. Ninth sIrc
IyVe.t si,Is. \ corner Pennsvlyaaia avenue
sixth stroot undsr National Hotol, aud cot
Piftesuth and n streets, opposite Treasury bal
inc VI Z CHARLES D. MOVES,
~ s,ss t.sss : s6.sss,. nIII,,aTy stsI
AaSscy pSsnS., 90 and afteT hONDAI
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CINCINNATI, June About eight o'clock
last evening tho building occupied by the
National Guards, on LongWOrth street, sud
denly fell, burYing a number Of persons bo-
meath tho ruins Three were kiilpd and four
were fatally injured.
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NATIONAL TyPoEraPAIoaI Unloa.

Typographical Union to-day decided upon
holding their next convention at Chicago.
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LOCAL AFFAIRs. A

CnARGE or Ammo AND ABETrINd TREJ
snS. Mobile J. Thomas, who was nrrc'ted % ID
18th Of April last for aiding aud abattlRg trcasC
for the bcneht Of tho gOVernmenl OF tho Bo'SAll0|
eonfedcrAey, was ro-exaInined this, Afternoon n
Justice Miller. Before the war broke out be 4
on the police force In this city, aud went aeroI
the lines al that time. George Hilton iesthd
that ho belonged 10 a howit1sr eomrany ToIII
uP At tho Navy Ward In this city, aud while Id
with n friend, was In buggy to 10 oNI
to Alexandria, In May, 1851, they were arrcsle
by two men dressed In grey uniforms and armd
with horse pistols they were arrested al
brought bof6rc Col. Tarr0tt, commander of II
rebel post At Alexandria. They were chafgd
with being spies Thomas appeared agaibt
them, saying That hn knew theni, and thai tbsl
wete guilty of killing Cornelius Boyd. Just
Miller re -cxamined him aKalu to-day, but dI
not q nd all the charges sustained.
Justice Miller held him 10 bail for the sum
5000. william \. spAlding, Bsq., became
b1ndamAn.
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FfREs.-Superintondent A, d. Taleott
tho Fire Alarm Telegraph, reports that there
not been an alarm of nfc sounded In this city
tho last twenty eight days.
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ST. LOUIS, juno 6.-The election on the
new State constitution passed OF quietly.
Tho majority against this constitution will
probably reach hve thousand.
LATER.
sr. LopIs, June 6.-The majority against
tho new constitution in this county will
doubtless roach 5000. Scattering returns
from the interior mainly favor tho new con
stitution, but its adoption Is not certain.
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Az English temperance pNpcr estimates
that thoro are J0O 900 drunkards In Great
Britain,
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Prom New Oricans-GcncrhI Hood an,I
stRG-Thc Presidents Proclamation
Generals Barnes, Candy, and sheri-
dsn-General Herron's Order, ..

New ORLEANS, June 6.-General Hood
and staff arrived here to-day.
All loynl citizens receive the Presidents g
proclamation with joy.
The kindcst feeling existed between Gems.
Barnes. Candy and Sheridan upon the trans
fer Of commands.
Den. Heron notions anil orders Mt Shrcve-
port have given general satisfaction. His
order rolAting 10 freedmen will be uniyer-
sally respected.
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Municipal Election at Norwich, Conn.
NORwICH, June 5.--At the city election
to-day the Union ticket was chosen without
opposition.
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ASSAULT AND BATTRRV. Nelly Hall, 60
orcd woman, and aged 81 yOars, was ArresIe
last night by Ofieer Johnson, u tho MotrOPota
Police, On a charge of aAsault and battery 1
Major Hopkins, aud was fined this morning
by Justice Thompson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07
Th[Rl EDITION.

Hal FL, Asr Ftlyls. p; NJ:
fgRsT MEETING OF THE MA
n TIONAL MILITARY AND NAvAE
ASYLUM.
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sworn. Is acquainted with Mr.. weiehmahn; be.
lioyed his character 70 be good never had any
political conversations with him.
Cross-examined = Understood that 10 refuse
witness uHderstood to be cause for disshargo
from elcTkshlp. I.s-s .
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NEW YnRK Annr:

1,-.. NEW YORK. August 9.
GoTIoNIluiet Mt 4S for middling.
-, FtL OUR rather more steady,
q S9 " c foE Gu, dau s and drooping; $4,000
TI,ar., Io ottte; 90 Tor SUI
ef ooo, " et; So,S9CgI, 20 for common
70 good extra western; Ss,2O@s,40 for
.oII'iti 10 70 so0H shlPPlng brands extra
tra5n nooP OHIO, and $s,45@9,75 for
u wv! WYNN ULl.ius H,.
c,iaGI, "a f i,,I;Ia western S2,lSt92,20i
WI VIZ AZ ln SSoP Price
WI, W hIEAttILOPened a shade ttrmer and
tliSSosa It IN Lame t1ine' WIN holders more
caGo Snrin1. a. SoIS1 ~ ~, 40 Ior Chi
SSs" SPIRag; i,4OCgl,43 for Milwau-
s &c S11D; $i,4o Tor Amber Milwaukee;
S1I1oisSyi ;4 80 Tor No. Chicago; 81 SO for
cTto ~ Ndnter Ked Western; 81 ,s3 for
Micbipan anu 'i'SV'g4''z Tor Amber
kIEIDuL:
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baltimore CattIe srarl,et-

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.
Some six hundred head of beef cattle
were received at the State live stock
scales to-day against 900 head of last
Thursday. OF the offerings twenty-five
head were held over-175 head being
taken for Washington and 400 head for
baltimore butchers, mt prices rang
cents per one hundred. pounds gross q.
for common to prime BeeYes.2
An improvement on best qualities of n
quarter cent, and medium lots Of half
cent per pound: Common Cattle were
very dull at the close, at last weeks
Housekeeping continue scarce and
prices further advanced half cent per
pound. Sales of ordinary to prime live
I hogs being reported at 151z@1614 cents
Sheep market fairly supplied. Sales
at 5(g6N cents per pound gross, us to
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Thc Pub1ic nom.

The official statement of the public
debt, rs appears from the books OF. the
Treasury Department., on the 3lst of
July, shows the amount outstanding
to be 80, 757 ,253, 275 IS; divided thus the
debt bearing interest in coin is 81 ,lOs.-
662, 64l so, on (which, the interest is Sc
457, 1S5, 100. The debt bearing interest
in lawful money is 81 ,2s9,l 56,545, on
which the interest is S74, 74O, 900 IS. The
debt on which interest has ceased is
S1,5e1. 100. The debt bearing no interest
Is 1851, 100000. The total interest, both
in coin and lawful money, is Sl29, POP, :
468 %. The legal tender notes in circu-
lation MS follows: Ones and twOs, S39,-
1914, 24O. u. s. notes, old issue, $472, COZ;
y. S. notes, new issue, S432, 6S7, 1856; com :
pound interest notes, March 8, 1863,
Sl5,OOO,O 600; compound interest notes,
June 30, 1904, $l9T, 49, 40. Total legal
tenders in circulation, $685., 236, 269. The
amount of fractional currency is S25,-
75S, 600.
The uncnlled for pay acquisitions and
miscellaneous items of the War and
Navy Departments amount to Sl5. 1885,
600. The amount of coin in the Trea-
snry is $25, 33s, COO, and of currency Ssl, :
402, 600. Total amount in the Treasury,
SIG, 730, 622 so. Eairla -ss7s, r.. M -
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From New OFIeails..sTIle steamer LII
He Bnrned---SteamerE xploded--SIx
Persons killed and. tWenty.eIght
WOunded---SteambOn Dove boarded
by Robbers ON the YazOO River.
New oRL.EANs, Aug. 1.-The steamer
Lille, with 700 bales of cotton, was
burned on the river. Motives lost
The steamer Joseph Pierce exploded
% miles below ,Vicksburg, she subse-
quently caught fire and burned to THE
waters edge, killing six and wounding
twenty-eight. The scalding steam pass
ed through every part of the boat and
for a few minutes 1t was almost impos-
sible to breathe. The whole air was
filled with pieces of flying and falling
timber, boards, bricks, DC.
The steamer Dove was boarded by
robbers on the Yazoo river, on Sunday
afternoon and robbed of 500, GOO and
other valuables. The robbers opened
an 1nd1scriminate fire on the passen-
gers, wounding the mate and one pas.
senger. The passengers were stripped
of their ValuRbleS. fIa r'f- =
Gov. Hamilton reached Houston on
the 18th en- route for Austin, meeting
with warm reception.
The Houston Telegraph of the 9th
mentions the arrival of the officers OF
Shelby's party. Shelby is encamped
near Monterey, with 400 or 500 men.
VINO are quiet and orderly, and are an
disturbed by the authorities. He has
SOLD his. artillery and other plumber and
Is trying to get n grant of land and
other inducements to coloniEe.
H. . HHH ..u b. &
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Observation-Disclosures Receipt.

Gen. Massey, Military Secretary to
Presid lent Johnson and Captain i1 the
10th Infantry, has been promoted to a
Colonel in the regular army, for meri-
torious and valuable services while
serving in the Southwest.
1t appears from official date that the
receipts from customs for the quarter
Internal revenue $65, 262, 600; for rates of
public lands $162, 900; for district taxa-
ton $50, 100; for miscellaneous 81, l50,-
600. Total in round numbers, exclusive
of loans, was S9O,OOO, 900. The total cx-
penditures for the same time was $685.
100000.
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OIL weldon FIre--Three Men Severely
InIuFeh.

PIT HOLE, Pa, Aug. 1.-The well on
the u. s. farm on Pit Hole Creek was
destroyed by fire about O'Clock this
evening. The we'll was finished yester-
and no tanks being up the oil was al
lowed to flow on the ground. Some
twenty persons were standing on and
around the derrick. Some of them. II
is feared, were unable to escape, for the
ground for forty feet around was one
sheet Of flame iii moment. Three men
are known to be severely injured, and
only sayeo their lives by jumping into
the creek. The well Is still flowing and
burning. -