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NAVAL BOARD AT WASHINGTON. The Wash
ngton correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune
says:


"The true object of the assemblage of the
Board of Naval Commanders, was to consult
about the subject Of rank in the Navy. Itap-
pears that there is a great deal of dissatsrac-
ton manifested against Mr.. Bancroft for his
favoritism in the Navy. | understand that
Commodore Stockton is quite in a rage against
him. He was sent to the Pacific with sealed
orders, under the supposition (and with every
preparatory that he was to take command of
the Pacific squadron. When the orders were
opened, he found himself compelled to report
to Commodore Slath. He breathes vengeance
against George Bancroft.